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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02

Last night at 7:30 o'clock there was
very elaborate wedding at the home OF
Mr.. John McFedries, No. 221 Whitley
street, Kirkwood. The happy princi-
pals in the ceremony, so impressively
performed BY Rev. A. j. Trey, of the
First Baptist Church, of this city, were
Professor Thomas Rainbow, the noted
elocutionist, and Miss Nellie Foster.
The bride is late OF Wolverhampton
England, aud is most accomplished
youag lady, while the groom is the as
sistant superintendent for this city, OF
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany. Mr.. Rainbow is progressive
young business man, who has host OF
deserved friends in this city.
The groom was dressed in coDven-
tional black, with Prince Albert coat.
The costume of the bride was Of cream
brocaded silk. The beautiful dress
came from England, aud was admired
by all who saw it 1t was made with
skirt en- traine with ruching around the
bottom, the bodice being long cut,
trimmed in Nottingham lace and orange
blossoms. A white silk tuIle veil, Par
iSian style, was thrown over her head
and fell in graceful folds down to the
train. The tulle was fastened to the
hair IA front oy pearl crescent pin, a
nre<-sk from the groom. The bride
; q #beautiful and the groom manly
andsome. Mr.. w. A. Vance K
ktropolitan Life Insuranc1 eze
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800. 81, 311! to 321 Grand St., N. Y,

geant Sydow offered to take Mungey TO one of
the surgeons Of the regiment. Mungey refused
to go, but four days later lie appeared again.
The arrow was gone. but a rough. gaping wound
marked where II had struck. Mungey went di-
rect to the Surgeon.
Al arrow never made that wound |" ex-
claimed the Doctor.
No" said Mungey. ~ did It with my knife,
cutting the arrow out. Just patch II up"
The arm was badly swollen and useless.
I'll have to cut 4. of. :" said the surgeon,
Cant you patch 1t up 2" asked Mungey.
You would die of blood poisoning II | did"
was the reply.
Then saw her off" said Mungey.
He refused to take ether or chloroform, and
said he would fight II any attendants were
called in. He sat down. shook his left hand
with his right. then nodded to the Doctor. He
watched the amputation with interest. and
when IL was finished thrust a small bag of gold
dust into the Surgeons hand and went away.
The regiment did not see him again until 1t
ago Mungey, rode into the post and asked for
Sergeant Sydow.
Take this" he said, when he met him. ut
means the Bloomer remembers you"
This" was a beautiful diamond. Where
Mungey got It no one knows. He did not larry
and explain. Mungeg turned up soon after IN
a cattle stampede In Texas, and later appeared
at the opening of the Cherokee Strip.
Until, recently a young girl about II years
old rode down from the cabin in the Wichita
Mountains and bought matches and the like for
Mungey. She spoke to no one, and hurried
away after making her purchases at the store.
OF late she has not been seen. Who she Is or
one Is willing to try TO find Mungey and ask him,
for he has warned mankind 10 keep clear OF
him. declaring he will do what he has sought TO
prevent others from doing, die In peace.
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a COOK.
Maria Sherman. Discharged Tor spoIuag q
Tha.ksgIxIag Dinner, kIIIs HerssIG

Maria Sherman, the cook in the family OF Ed
ward l.. Kalbfeisch OF 65 South Portland av-
enue, Brooklyn, committed suicide on Friday
night by asphyxiation. She vas employed
about six weeks ago, and as her cooking failed
to give satisfaction she was notified that her
services would have to be dispensed with. She
promised TO do better, however. and was re-
talned. Mr.. Kalbfeisch and his wife had some
guests for dinner on Thanksgiving Day, and
they were much mortified when the dinner was
served TO find that the turkey and other delIca-
eies had been so burned as to be inedible. and a
hasty dinner had TO be procured from a caterer
in the neighbOrhoOd.
On Friday Maria got her discharge for the
following day. She went to her bedroom at
an early hour. locked the door, fastened the
windows tight. and, after stunning up all the
cracks in the door with a dress she had bought
during the week, turned on the gas without
lighting II. She was dead when the door WAS
forced open yesterday morning.
The woman was 80 years old, and unmarried.
The body was claimed by Mrs. John Chamber
OF 277, Front street, a cousin OF the deceased.
Tuesday.
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GOT A BULLET ~ HIS HELMET
Policeman Haat Has q Narrow Saue.k
Catching Soma RurxIara

ee'hnk Some burglars.
Policeman Livingston Hunt. formerly ward
man In the Eleventh precinct. at present doing
duty In the West Sixty-eighth street station.
wore a perforated helmet to Yorkville Court yes
terday morning. one of the results of an epcoun-
ter with a burglar a few hours before. HINT
with Herman and Zimermeyer Of the same sta
ZION, brought to court two men, Thomas Printy
OF 4l4 West Fifty-sixth street, and John Ward
oil 241 West Thirty-seventh street, charged with
burglary.
AT about $3.50 O'Clock yesterday morning
kiernan saw the two men on West Sixty-hrst
street, at the corner OF Columbus avenue, pryine
open the door of Robert Byers's tailor shop. Al
the same moment Ward saw the policeman. and
opposite sides OF the street. Herman fired his
pistol as a signal and ran after them.
hunt was at t1fty-ninth street when he heard
the shot; He started mp the avenue and came
face TO face with Printy, who pulled a pistol
s ct. f fired poin, blank a. Aunt. & Printy drew
~ revolver the policeman ducked, and the
bullet crashed through his helmet, barely graz
ing the top Of bis head. He was staggered for a
Hunt recovered himself almost Instantly, and
seeing the other man tWardD coming on the
shouting and shooting as he ran. Ward turned
INTO the boulevard. Just as "a milkman Jumped
man heard the policemanss s6nnt and n neahhsd
up -. Hunt took Ward to the Station e I house 's snd
Herman kept on after Printy. whom he fol-
lowed 70 Eighth avenue. where Zimermeyer
caught him between Sixty-nrst aud Sixty-second
Streets. When Herman and zimermeyer took
irdrnlnnty 70 ne station Sergeant Ryan at once
when the policemen returned 10 the Byers's
slore theS, FOUND that the fastsnings had been
ON the sidewalk beneath the door. When the
men were arraigned yesterday morning each de-
Iahded an eaapipation. Police Justice Me.
mahon committed them until Monday, and held
trinity on an additional charge of felonions sc
sault.
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Local BusIass. r-s.sIss.

lsidor w Teschner, manufactures of ladies and
ehildren's undergarments at LA and TAG South
Fifth avenue, made an assignment yesterday to
Eleazer 5. Mashoir. giving = preference TO Chas.
L. Levy for SASS, money loaned.
Thomas {. CTichton, printer and stationer at
IS and 81 Frankfort street, who resides al
Ramseys, made an assignment yesterday To
Robert BuTnet OF East Orange. The liabilities
are under $40, 00O.
The sheriff received an execution yesterday
against John Barter OF J. Barter a Co., merchant
tailOrs At 1877 Broad way. Tor Sl.O3S In favor OF
Lulu Barter, and a judgment has been obtained
against the hrm by A. Prince for S2l9, but il Is
said that S7o has been paid ON this.
Judgment for 81. sos was entered Yesterday
against the Fisher Company, bucket-shOp stock
brokers at Is broadway. In favor OF the ChAs. h.
Fuller Advertising Agency, which previously
obtained an attachment against the Company, =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-02
LUCIEIA TWO MEN SHORT.
b Sailed without Two FIrensa va
Mere Arreslea for EIEhIIaE

Policeman Fitzgibbins OF the Charles street
station attempted to stop a fight among seven
men In front Of 300 West street late on Friday
night. The fighters made common cause against
hin, and he was thrown down and beaten badly.
Policeman Barney Connolly Of tho Jefferson
Market Court squad happened TO come along
and he pitched in; The crowd broke, but John
steamship Luesnia. were arrested. They were
lock- ed up aud arratgned In the jefferson Mar
ket Police Court, where Fleming was hned $40
had with them, and as the Lucania sailed early
yesterday morning they are In q nix, as their mon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-02
Extra Postal CIsrEs for the Holiday.

Assistant Postmaster Gayler said yesterday
that thirty ne" men lad been added 20 thr
force Of postal clerks q" assist In handling III
increased holiday mail. This new clerks al.
hold their places until Jan. /.
Postal sub stations were opened yesterday Al
e45 First avenue, so Est llOth strest, Cort-
landt avenue and l5sth street. %a5 Amsterdam
avenue, 239 Willis avenue, and $50 West lash
street
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sssIy 20 Be IaaIet.a A..,.-

United States District Attorney MacFsrlane
says that Samuel C. Ssely, the fugitive book
keeper OF the shoe and Leather Bank, viii be
indicted this week by the Federal Grand Jury,
and that II he were captured he would be tried
in the United States courts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21
clnrrod wIth stenlIng nrIel..

In Justice Gillespy's court last night
tho cnsu Of Butts & Britt, charging John
T. Jones with stealing 100 brick, was
hoard. Tho case attracted quito a
crowd OF people, and several witnesses
wero examined, Neither side was rep
resented by counsel, and each did its
own examining. 81
The defendant was engaged In making
m extension to q sidewalk on Eott
street, and tho plaintiff charged him
with approprialing brick that belonged
to Butts & Britt. Tho testimony showed
that tho practice OF borrowing brick
was quite general among tho con-
tractors. Other evidence was addnced
which showed that tho brick used in
this pavement wore not new aud that
tho only place thoy could DO used was
10 flling In tho Ghinks at tho curb.
Ailor hearing tho evidence tho Justice
finod Jones $40 and costs, which no
paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

To be given BY the Ancient Order Of
Hiberniana at Wheeling Park, Wednes-
day, August 90, 1894. Meal9 will be
served ON the grounds BY tho ladies, to
adults % cents, children 10 cents. First
motor for tho picnic leaves at Q a. m.
Faro for the round trip, including ad.
mission to park, adults % cents, chill
drcn 10 conts. Tho following contesta
will take place: Quot pitching, hand
ball, throwing tho hammer, putting the
shot, potato race, candle race, sack
race, standing broad jump. running
broad jump. There will also be other
amusomonts, such as baby racks, cane
racks, &c. Dancing at tho Park Casino
afternoon and evening" Music by May
er's full orchestra aud brass band. A
general invitation Is extended to tho
public and good time is guaranteed to
all who attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

The various committees in charge Of
the celebration in Wheeling Of labor
day on next Saturday at the state fair
grounds are working harder than ever
this week and tho arrangements are
nearly completed. tits a certainty. say
those connected with tho affair, that
the street demonstration will be the
finest in the history OF the assembly's
celebrations. Conservative estimates OF
the number Of workmsn that will line
up under Chief Marshal John W. Nor
rington are 1900. providing Of course
that the weather is favorable. Chief
Marshal Norrington announces his for
nation, aides, line Of march, etc., as
follows:
Chief Msrshal-Johu ". Norringtou.
Assistant Marshal-John Minke-
meyer.
Aides-Thomas Fox, Henry Foster,
Osborne Gray, Henry Templeton, Max
Levy. The chief marshal and aides
will be 10 charge Of tho first diViaion.
First Observation-Disclosures Trades and
Labor Congress, Wheeling amaIgamased
iron workers, coal miners, molders,
brewers and butchers. Forms on east
side OF Twcnty.third street, right rest
ing on Main.
Second division-Narshal, William
A. LaToush; aidos, William Winder,
August Q. Myer, Abe stamm, J. Vene..
man. knights Of Labor, iron workers)
Benwood; cigar makers, potters, glass
workers, coopers, Bloch tobacco work.
ers. Forms on Chapline street, right
resting on Twenty-third.
Third division-Marshal, A. l. Bauer;
aides, Ed. Strautman, J. S. Parker
Printers, carpenters, brickiayers, p!as.
terers, hod carriers, wagon workers and
all other organizations, aud trades dis
play, Forms on Market street, right
resting on Twenty-third.
The PARADE will positively start at 10
q. M, and ali aides aud other ofi1ciaia
arc requested to report to tho chief
marshal at tho corner OF Main and
Twenty.third streets at 0:90 o'clock.
The line OF march will DO as follows:
Down Main to Twenty.seveuth, 10
Chapline, to Thirty.third, to EoH, TO
Thirty-ninth, countermarch to Twenty
seventh, to Chapline, to Twentieth, to
Market, TO Tenth, to Main, to State Fair
grounds via new steel bridge. All who
90 over in line will have their toll paid
by the committee to avoid delay. ALI
persons on tho line Of march arc re-
quested not to crowd into tho street SO
as to interfere with the parade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

A local steamship agent reports the
fact that travel from Europe to this
country Is much leas than ordinarily.
while tho outflow Is about the aame as
usual. Tho steamer Weimar, which ar
rived in Baltimore the frst week in Au-
gust, from Bromep, carried about 100
passengers, whereas on ono Of hor last
summer voyages she carried $500 poo
plo. In connection with the steamship
business tho current number OF tho
Shipninq and Commercial List gives tho
number Of vessels in port, at New York
City, exclusive Of lumber and coal coast
wise trading vessels, as 267, divided as
follows: Steamers, l0l ships, q barks,
Il; brigs, 0; schooners. 90. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

Yesterday afternoon Constable Alonzo
ST. Meyers levied an execution upon the
stock and other belongings of the
Wheeling wire works, at the Office and
salesrooms on Market street and at the
factory at the corner Of Eof and Seven
tenth streets. This action was taken
at tho instance OF Flaccus Brothers,
owners Of the building occupied by tho
wire works. This trouble comes in the
nature OF a surprise to tho public, and
tho wish Is universally expressed among
business people that Mr.. Allison will be
able to extricate himself. The business
depression is the cause Of the trouble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21
rllrce Wont 70 tho nm.

Ten cases showed up for the police
court yesterday morning. jessie Month
cello, for keeping a house Of Ill fame,
and two men. and two girls found in her
house got tho usual so aud s., respec.
tiyoly Charles Gebhart, for disorder,
was let off on paying the costs. and
George Burke, on the same charge, was
sont TO tho hill in default Of 81 and
costs. James Stanton, also disorderly,
was dismissed. Howard Allender. q
plain drunk, got thirty days In default
Of IS and costs, aud Judy Mack got
fifteen days on the same charge in de-
fault OF 81 and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21
MOTOR nREAKs nowN
On the Elm Grove Road Late Last Nigi
NJ tl,n Grnrn.

On the Elm Grove Road Late Last Night
at tho Grove.
Last night ct 10 o'clock tho engine
drawing the Elm CIRQUE motor train due
in town at 10:4O p. M, broke down and
was unable to move from tho switch at
the Grove, where tho accident occurred.
The engincar was Jake Schenp and tho
train was in charge OF Conductor Gus
Pracht The nows Of the breakdown
was telephoned to General Manager
Weisgerber, of the road, who went out
on a special motor at 1910, and brought
in the train. The disabled engine was
repaired and brought in at u lato hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21
WHO Knows sailor Laurenees

Yoslorday's Pittsburgh Post has the
Among the prisoners at tho hearing
at central police station yesterday
morning was Don Laurence, dressed In
full sailor uniform. lie claims, how
ovor, ho IL from Wheeling. Saturday
night Laurence was taken to the central
station by resident Of Oakdale. io
said he had found him lying on tho
road. Tho sergeant refused to accept
tho prisoner, but the Oakdale man leit,
while Laurence stayed behind.
He fingered around tho police station
Tor hours until no was locked up. for
vagrancy. Laurence was sentenced 10
tho woskhouso for thirty days, but be;
foro boIng removed u physician will
mako an examination rs TO his sanity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21
Aweil KNOWN Aged Lady Dead.

The death OF a venerable lady, Mrs.
Matilda Adams, is announced in an.
other column. She was ono Of the old
time Methodist people Of this oommun-
ity, dating her membership back to the
carly days Of the Fourth Street NJ. E.
church. She was born in Now clatle,
Pa, in 1910, and was married in this
city in 1885 to tho late A. N. Adams,
who died about eleven years ago.. She
had q wide circle Of friends and &C.
ouaintances, among whom she was high.
ly respected and by whom she will be
greatly missed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

The annual outing and picnic Of the
A. o. H., OF Wheeling Park tomorrow,
bids fair to be o flattering success,
which will be due to the indetatigable
efforts OF tho general committee in
charge, composed Of Mcssrs. ]. ". Kem-
,ple, Thomas W. Killeen, NJ. ]. Maloney,
p. J. Gavin and Edward P. Hughes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21
THE LINE OF MARCH
omcIals and Formation of Divis-
ions For Labor Day Parade
FOUR THOUSAND MEN M LINE

Is tho Prediction Msdo by the Labor
PeopIe-Thero WIN bs ThrcO Divts-
ions and a Largo aud BrillIant
s.af"-Arrangemcnts For tho Big
Celebration About CompletOd-That
Cake Walk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

Electually yet gently. when cootivo or
bilious, or when the blood Is impure or
sluggish, to permanently euro habttual
consti patton, to awaken tho kidneys
and liver to a healthy activity, without
irritating or Weakening them, to dispel
headaches, colds or fevors use Syrup Of
Eiua
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

What might have been serious acct
don't occurred at the corner OF Jacob
and Forty.sixth streets yesterday after
noon. A small boy was riding horse
bareback when On up motor passed.
Tho horse became frightened and start
ed to run away, but was caught by a
bystander. Tho boy fell of, but was
uniniured,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21
FOE rns nor WEATHER.

An elegant limo Of serges, suited for the
hot weather, which We will make up on
short notice.
Our 81 90 q suit French Baibriggnn Un.
derwear are IN excellent qualify and
great bargain O. HESS q SONY,
Fashionable Tailors and Gont's Furuishers,
1891 and 1888 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

MeFaddcn's-EIghlh Page.
Wood and Slate NAntels-R =. Caldwell d Co.
Wol1el County FGiT-Ten Dig Races.
Notice the Fancy 0oodt-EWtng broL
GuHvn Jelly-C. v. Harding 4 Co.
For Rcnt-:DeSirAble Dwelling.
HOFBs Tor Sale.
Just Decentralization Stole 4 Co.
Wantsd-H Electric wlreman.
stonoErnphef Wanted.
Steamship Agent-H. r. BehfonL
Mutual Life Association.
FlEhing RodI-L 9. Dillon & Co.
L!Ita liver PillA
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LINsLYINsrrrUTE, wuEELrNG, W. va.

A School for the Thorough Teaching Of
Boys and Young Men.
Military, HnglIsh and Classical courses.
Also ModeFn Languages Military De.
paFtmont IN charge OF IN officer Of the
United states Navy.
RaIi Term begins Monday, September 10.
Board of Trustoosi
Hon. 4. ". Campbell, ;, President.
John I. Dlckey, ~. d., Secretary.
Vim. u. Simpson, Esq, Il. c. DnizoIl,
ESQ.,, Hon. y. K WHITAKER, J. s. HRyiOr,
ES9,, A. J. Clarke, EAq., Augustus Pol.
lack, ESq., Hon. VIM. r. Hubbard, Hon. j.
Roy. Jacob Birmingham, william u.
For further particulars cali on or nd
dress any member 1T tho Board Of Trus.
PFfneinnl.
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AZ Mozart park the stage In tho big
pavilion is being enlarged, and will be
SoxSo feet in size. The work will be
completed early next week II is thought.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

Ono OF tho most enjoyable excursions
Of tho season will be tho az. Of z. OK.
cursion" to Washington, Sunday,
August 90. Tho special will be q dyer,
leaving Wheeling ct s a. M, reaching
Washington In tho evening, via tho
Pennsylvania limo, the model railway Of
America. Spocini low rnto for tho occn.
sion. For particulars apply to X. Of +.
or agent Pennsylvania line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

SUITS to order Sl6, reduced from $l7
and SO, at Morton @. Stout & Co.'S,
Merchant Tailors, under Mcclure House,
JoMN l. RICE Manngor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

hooks and Stationery. AsSIGneo's Sale.
Great BRrgaIna Lowest prices;
uEtSKELL'S, ~ Twelfth street.
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NEW srock-rAE aus .eLoIALEas.
BETWEEN TWO FIRES.

ERE cooking up aseat bill flare to serve you With shh
IN Fall in hundreds of workshops All over the East shears
arc cashine and the needles flying huring to COM
petlon the big orders we've boon placing the last few
vecka urbuyer will be back his last Instructions
pvcu and our whole attention bea gu clearing
tho way for the new sylOsthe fresh stock that has
already begun to pour in u.s. We made the greatest
effort Of our successful career.
Every cent has been made to command is fullest
worth Of value When shall say ready. such W.
risty excellence excusivenosS will confront you
were never offered anywhere by anybody before Per-
iocon OF the past will be tho iOOtstoo Of higher
IDEAL There just time left to part with the lingering
necessities Of summer comfort
At every mans door trivial want Is knocking
aromnder that something Is needed to span tho time
from now till fashion proclams complete change The
MEMS PANTS, BOYS PANTS. NEGL1GEE SHIRTS
UNDERWEAR, moat everything you can possibly want
appeals to your appreciation Of bargain. It must DO
quick sclng and we've made wrecks Of tho prices
bringit about
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

Every piece Of Wall Paper sold at
l0ll Main street Is exactly at cost
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-21

DoS'r fail to geo the cako walk at thc
Labor Day picnic, on Saturday
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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