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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
FOURTH DAYS SESSION
or the Marsl,aiI County Teachers Insti-
tuto ut nIomndsvIllc.

or the NnrshniI County Ioachers' ihst'-
tuto Mt lIounisvIlio.
The fourth days session Of the Mar
shall county teachers institute, now bo-
ing held at Moundsville, proved to be
very interesting. The morning session
was opened by singing two very inspir-
ing songs, after which Rev. 5. Ii. Doyle
lod in prayer. The roll call numbered
sixty gentlemen aud soventy-two
ladies'.
The regular exercises OF tho day were
commenced by Instructor Powell! giving
lesson in ratio and proportion: Quite
a number OF good points were brought
ont on tho method Of teaching this part
OF arithmetic to beginners. This was
followed by lesson in grammar. con-
Quoted By Prof. D. 7. Williams. A live
~ discussion ensued on tho formation
OF the possGssivo case OF nouns.
The teachers enjoyed few minutes
social chat, alter which Prof. Mohler
lecturcd for thirty minutes on reading,
and ". s. Powell closed the morning
session with general history.
The teachers on return from very
hearty dinner got down to work with q
will. Tho afternoon exercises wero
opened with solo by MIR. Harry Me-
Combs aud n duet by Mr.. McCombs and
Miss Anna Polly. The last lecture on
Psychology was delivered by Prof.
Mohlcr. The subject was handled in an
able manner, but tho tcuchcrs did not
seem 20 get so interested in it on nc
count OF their not being compelled to
stand IN examination in that branch.
Tho next lesson was on civil govern.
ment. BY Prof. Williams. A long dis
cussion came up as to tho origin OF the
state government.
After short recess Prof W. W. How
ell, superintendent nj schools at White
Hall. n. y, addressed the institute on
institute work aud tho work Of teaching
children drawing and music. Prot.
Howell made nroNt hit. Iio ia mn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
REAL ESTATE.
s A LII.

IrouSr al seven rooms Eighteenth street: WIN
sIx.TnmnrI house III the rear. lot mSI?D: SI.7oo
IlouSU Of three rooms Lind street, lGIVeuete
iI9uso Of & rooms FoCstrces, between I'D mud
nd streets with frOomcl house In tho rear;
large lot. SJ.5ND. .,-,o
a Fine improved farm Of sixty acres, three
miles east Of Wheeling rr,.,,,., .,,,,.
House Of five rooms. Twcn'y'thtrd 1FocH
s-i iins~ of i've rooms chaplInc street. Centre
iIomse Il ihreC ROOMS, Markc. street cen'Fe
iIniiss II ,on rooms, brick, MarkotStFnet Fifth
ward. easy terms, SI.OJJ ,....-.,,,.,, .,,,,
House 81 ilvo rooms. brick. Fourteenth street.
lionsc of four ROOMS. Jacob street. Sixth
IiSnS &c Gyo rooms. Woods street, East wh''l'
FiSs fST,n, III ncr,s, three inilc' from Mounds
Vile. with splendid Improvements .h'' Is
OT 10 s"c. Of land fronting on McCol!och and
Lind streets. ,., ,,,,,,,,.,
Un,.I OF fourteen rooms. dOtug good buSinch
splendid location cheap r,,..,I,,,
'lIu,l>r Of seven rooms lill nall Gu1pHHS
street. Centre Wheeling. N.@N. .n,
LAT east end Fourteenth street. Sth
IOtS on IIuI street l't;v"detc, $50 ehca.
Ions In lb.hrcuS q spcilcss addition, uInd'
Inu's addition to North l.cnwoNd, l'IssF HNl!
C'nIdwGIl's Kun. Pleasant Valley bellevue hh4
other pncrs IN and near tho r'tr' .,o,so,
Mu,lNv 70 lnnu on CITY real ctttte; SUI ~"
slUO, 500, 500 Si,OD. Sl,Jb hhu s''uJ|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
THE BODY is FOUND.
Tho Probable Suicide of Mrs. wsg-
usr Turns to Certainty.
AN IMMENSE SEINE NET WAS USED
Ia Dragging tho River Bottom for
tho Body Yesterday aIornIng. But
without sucoess-A Boy Out Fish
ing Discovered tho Body at tho
Foo. OF Forty.third street.-The Flu.
neral To-day.

The search for the body OF Mrs. Kate
Wagner, whose almost certain suicide
by drowning In the river at the public
landing, which was chrouicled in yes
terday'a IxrELLlGEXcER, was continued
throughout the morning. but Sam Hur-
tie aud his assistant who were dragging
the river bottom with an Immense seine
met with no sign Of the body.
About 0 o'clock in the morning q
young South Side boy, Ernest Emmert,
who was fishing OF one Of the big model
barges, part Of tho tow OF the II. F.
Frisnie. laid Up at the foot OF Forty
third street, saw what no thought to DO
bundle OF blue clothes caught in m
eddy that had formed between two OF
the barges. He investigated and was
Mortified 10 find that tho blue dress was
what had hidden from his view human
body. lIo called assistance aud tho
body was taken from the water. Tho
county coroner was notified, also
Charles and Horny AmiCl. whose ais
ter's body tho tloAtcr was supposed to
be. They arrived on The scono quickly
and had no difficulty in identifying tho
body as that Of their sister. 1t was
taken to tho undertaking establishment
Of Louis Bertschy and prepared for bur.
inI. Tho coroner's verdict was found
drowned" which was considered all
that was necessary. tho caso being
plNin ono.
The funeral 10 announced to take
pInce this afternoon at o'clock from
tho residence OF the dead wOman's
brother. Henry Amiek. South aud Main
Btreets, ..... F'I
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able taIksG At tine close Of bis ad-
dress the institute adjourned with the
calling Of the roll.
LOGAN nnEYrrIEs.
Matters OF Minor Momsnt 10 add About
the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment 10 and About
the City.
A NETTING OF the council committee
on police has been called for this even
ing.
WORK Is progressing rapidly on the
new sewer on Thirteenth street, east OF
Jacob.
A CROCK sewer Is being put In on the
west side OF Wood street, above Forty
third street, whore it has been greatly
needed.
CLERK Hook Yesterday issued q mar.
riage license 10 John stein, aged 80,
Of Fulton, and Anna Hester, aged %,
OF Kirkwood.
TnE first pIums have made their APP
pcarancc in the market, HuckIeberries
arc now plenty. but injuriously affected
as TO quality by the dry weather.
HARyBr1SG Is now over and thresh-
ing Is in order. Wheat and oats are
turning out toIerably well. Corn Is
looking bad and tie potato crop will be
very short.
A FORCE OF men arc at work replacing
the pipes OF tho pneumatic pumps
which operate tho safety gates Of tho
baltimore & Ohio road at Chapl'ne ana
Sixteenth streets.
LAST night tho council committee on
accounts met and approved bills agcre-
eating S2O4. The books OF tho city
clork and city receiver for May were
audited and found o. K.
YESTERDAY Judge PAUL held special
session OF the circuit court. ut which.
however, no business OF public interest
was transacted. A fow preliminary
chaucery orders werc entered.
In tho police court yesterday morn
ing Perry Tracy was fined s. and costs
for assault on his wife, although she
appeared aud intercedod for him. lie
md. His was the only case.
cu.p,vs NASSAU WINS arre.ted last
ovenino hv OfIicor Watson. for striking
a man named Bird in the Second ward
market house. md Horny Cristy US u
plain drunk by Officer Lukins.
yrsryrn,v "a scvorol yontlomcn were
,,,,;nn NJ Tho cnrner n Chanlino and
F,itn"Sth straits n croen snake about
a;,h,oon ;nchos Iong gIided nm from the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
SPEND Youn VACATION AT THE
SEASHOItIS.
Excursion to Atlantic city, Cape May mud
Sea Isle City.

Excursion to Atlantic City, Cape May mud
Sea Isle City.
Tho last excursion OF tho season to
these charming seaside resorts is an
nouncud by tho Baltimore Il Ohio Rail-
road for Thursday. August IL. Those
desiring to take advantage OF tho low
rates in effect OH tho 10Th. have tho
privilege Of using any regular train OH
that date, including tho fast express
trains with Pullman cars attached. In
tho event OF reaching Philadelphia on
uu evening train, eXcursiOnists can
spend tho night in PnlladeIphin and
takO train for tho scashorU OH Friday.
tho 18th.
Tickets will be valid for return jour
ney for twelve days from day Of sNlc,
and will 10 good on all regular trains.
On return journey thoy will be good to
stop oil at Washington. thus alording
M opportunity to sce Congress- in sos
sion, 10 visit tho numerous public build.
invs, which arc open to visitors FREQ Of
charge, anh TO takO IL trip down tho 10.
tomac to Mt. Vernon, tho tomb OF tho
immortal Washington, aa well US to
visit other places OF interest in and nOar
Washington.
Trains lOavo WhOelinR 500 n. III. and
5:3j n. M. Round trip $40.
Corrcspondingly low rates from othcr
stations.
For moro detailed information apply
to nearest baltimore & Ohio agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
AN ELlsvEN.i0UND FIGHT
In Benwood Last Night Between Local
PngIiIsls.

In Benwood Last Night Between Local
PugliIsts.
Last evening there was glove con-
test in a private room in Bcnwood,
which Is described by witnesses as one
of the gamest fights seen in this victn-
iiy for some time. The contest was
made strictly for points, and the con-
testants were A. q. Klaproth. who
fought at 1888 pounds. mud Il Stein, who
weighed in ut l4O. G. A. Marshall was
STEMS hacker, and Will Carl Klap-
roth's. William Murphy acted as, ref-
eree, and Edward Sylyis and Charles
Benter were tho seconds. About thirty
five spectators enjoyed the sport.
When oight worry scientific and closely
contested rounds had been fought,
Klaproth was badly winded, and every
body but himself was Satisfied that lie
was whipped. lIo refused to give up,
however, and staggered through three
moro rounds, whom ho was completely
disabled. and tho fight was given to
Stein amid great applause.
Stein says ho will fight any 14o.pound
man in tho community, on any terms,
with gloves for points.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
YESTERDAYS STORM.
The ssreos Railway System Was
tho Heaviest Sufferer.
THREE CARS WERE GROUNDED"
And the Power Was on Several Times
at tho Power House-The Schedule
OF tho Limo Dlsarranged-House
Burns at tho MoundsvIiIe Narrows.
and Two Persons Said to Have Been
KIIIsd-out tho Creek.

Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock
tho threatening weather broke into q
storm Of rain and lightning. which.
while It lasted, about an hour. was very
severe and did considerable damage,
the Wheeling Railway Company feeling
It's ELECTS more than anybody else.
Three cars were struck by lightning
running along tho trolley wires. Nos. 80,
35 and SO. and became what is technic-
ally known as grounded" The power
was oil at the Forty.second street power
house three or four times, once at 4
o'clock remaining off over thirty min
utes. Tho schedule became disarranged,
and II was not until o'clock that all
were running on regular time. For u
timo Electrical Engineer Tucker. oil the
line, was q very busy man.
A house situated near the river ut
tho Narrows, above Mouudsvlllc. 1t was
said last hight, had burned, but further
Information was not obtainable. II was
said that lightning striking tho building
started tho fire. aud also that two per-
sons were killed.
To the east OF tho city the rain and
electricity wcro especially heavy, the
sky in that direction being black as ink.
However, no serious damage was re-
ported out Wheeling Greek. though the
electrical part OF tho storm was more
than ordinarily heavy.
Reports from the Pittsburgh division
OF tho Baltimore & Ohio roAd arc to the
effect that tic rain storm was remarEa'
bly, heavy. Large stones aud quantl-
tics OF dirt wore washed onto the track
and made tho running OF trains some
what dangerous. Wheeling creek at
this point was running out strongly last
night-a yellow lood OF mud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
WHERE Is CORNELL.
A Telegram Received ut the Windsor
Hotel Yesterday.

A Telegram Received ut the Windsor
Hotel Yesterday.
Tho receipt OF the following telegram
by proprietor Z. B. Carney, OF the
Hotel Windsor. yesterday, caused much
conjecture:
BURLINGTON. ". VA. August .
T. H. Cdrnev. HOtd WindSOr. Wheeling ". IA.
Send baggage Of J. IL Cornell to KeySer. ".
Va, Wire to-day II you know what was done
with his remalnS
CHARLES X. WILSON.
Cornell is q young man who regis
tered at the Windsor from keyser last
Monday morning. and was assigned to a
room, but left with his baggage, small
hand grip, that night. On Tuesday he
was at tho hotel an hour or two, and
after noon was not seen again. That
was tho last heard OF him until the re-
coipt Of tho telegram yesterday. Tho
Windsor people are at loss to know
what became OF the young man, though
it is evident that Wilson has received
Information that he came to his death
somewhere and ut some time since
Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
Industrial AnnIrs.

Tho Etna.Standard Iron Company
has declared n quarterly dividend Of .
per cent on it, capital stock.
The annual meeting of the stockhOld-
era OF tho United States Glass Company
will be hold ut Pittsburgh August Is.
Tho Riverside steel plant has shut
down, owing 10 tho lack Of iron. 1t ia
not known whether tho Wheeling plant
will have enough material to run longer
than this week or not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

ST. CLAInsvrLLr, O., August Eight
ming struck tho barn OF Joseph Taggart,
northeast Of here, and destroyed tho
building and contents, except carriages
aud farm machinery. This years grain
aud hay crops wcro in the barn. lnsur-
auce $500, with the Ohio Farners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
Tired, Weak, Nervous,

means Impure blood. and ovorwork or
too much strain on brain md body.
Tho only way to euro is to food tho
nerves on pur0 blood. Thousands Of
pOopIO certify that the be't blood pur.
ifcr, tho bC't nerve tonic md strength
builder Ia Hoods SNrsApnrillN. What II
has donO Tor others 1t will also do for
you.-llood's Cures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

" you want paving or fro brick, or
sewer pipc, go to West Virginia Sand
Company, 1918 Watcr street. T0lc-
phone SOL. Waro rooms corner OF EUtf
and Twonty.ninth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

Hoods Pills euro constipation by rc-
storing poristaltiC action Of tho allmon-
tarY canal. 2
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NTOTICE-,IOllN LOXLEY TAYLOR
IN at No 9GO9 Market street. Wheeling. w
Va, md nil other pcr-Ons cUmrcriGi. viii please
take notIcn that ! will not no responsible Tor
or pay uny bill contracted for or thlt may
accrue AZ bOnrl or care for Mrs EIlcnner &.
TAYLOR from this date: mud any person. or per;
exneIl<o. except Snmo Is dDuc by AMI subject 10
my order from this date. JOHN ". LuTES.
Wi Committee ii EllcnnGr G, TAYLOR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
NorGs ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water aud NI"VOm CntS Ut Boats.
The River interests.

The River Interests.
Yesterdays nErAWrrIHL
John X Lowry. MhtHnOraS. II Il IN.
Matte X, ClnriHgiOn, $3.50 y. M.
BDNTS LHAvISG TODAY
Matte X. Clnrlustou, 3:GU y. III.
Thore is now just 81 inches Of water in
the channel and stationary. tits thought
recent rains will bring the stage up 80
that navigation eau be resumed by
local lines.
IIEADwATER RErORTS.
Standardization foot 3 inches
aud stationary; raining and warm.
Experimentation 5 feet inches
and stationary; cooler and raining,
Oil City-RivGr inches and station.
ary; cloudy aud warm.
Wnrrnn-River thrCo.tenths OF foot
below zoro; fair mud warm.
Observation-Disclosures G inches and sta.
tionary; fair and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
Reduced

No. 3ilo McCoiloch street: will arrange Tor
twn tCuantS. Or one. mud put in ltSt'c!4SS order.
No. n ThlriyscvH'lth street, gGcOud tlOOf 81
No. l32 2anC Street second floor. ST.
No, 81 i:Uf street. one or two 'FiuilleS.
No. pli Mnin street, twOFtOry bIlCs.
M, ara MCCOil0rh Strect, tWO'StOry fnlnc.
No. 90 MHin street, large modern bticS dwell
tlIg. fourteen rooms
No, 1877 MCColloCh street. brick. sII00.
No. ~ ohio ,trrCt tlIrcc rooms. q ".
No. - Virginia street franc, SIX rooms.
ThrwNlhington P!hcu. house and - AcrdL
No, GO Main street. brick dwelling
No. np,t MIN street. iisst floor. ihFG1 Rooms
No ~ Thlrty.thiri street. brick. hvc rooms
Two splendid Olcr rooms IN Masonic hu'llug'
No tir ChA1llnG street i've rooms, SlYjL
No liG Market S'r'rt, u.llcG rOomG
No. l!l rhIrtv.ihirl street. Ave rooms s. y
No ~ Mhiu strrct. twGlvc rooms m btI
ui!Cr rooms IN iiihhIri liiNCG. Iai Nlrkul's
No IL. MaiU street. second md ih'' hlJi
sloru rouni.uG south street III lllaGIs ril'
e:unclu building
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
wmrrrlH0. W. Va, August
pUsINESs CHANGE.

Having this Ilny sold tho furniture aud leased
the hotel to MrsSrS Thompson & Brown. OF hut
Ter, Pa, who will hereafter conduct the Now
MrLur, House. we desire 10 ihnuk the public
for the very liberal patronage onjOTGd by W.:
nu,l hesprnk for our Successors n continuance ~
the saInS MnssrS THOMPSON & brown arc cE-
pcrIenCrd hotel men and TO largo number Of
trnvCllng mcn rcInIH' no Introduction from us
Persons knowing themselves indebted 70 Nc
lIlro iIrns will piCnse emil and settle mud those
having claims against us will present hl'ne for
settlement MCLuRE IiltOS.
WurrIi%U, ". VA, July n. 1885, jyal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-sTORE ROOM, NO. 60
Il Twelfth street, aud lvo rear rooms, III
nuIrr nj store, iCl3
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Atlantic Tea Co.
Ic,'.HW4g
WANTED.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
CTOCKIoLDERS' MEETING.

A meeting Of tho stockholders OF tho Review
Of Reviews Company. at It's principal oulrS, WIZ
be- held ut o'clock D. H. OH August Is, 1871 to
take such action upon tho increase or reduction
Of the capital stock Of said company or increase
or reduction Of the Inr value Of the shares "i Us
capital stock US may he decided un0n bv inc
stockholders. W. W. TRfON, StctehFy'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-03

For moro detailed information apply
to nearest baltimore & Ohio agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-27
Granite Ware.

Granite Iron Wash IA
sus No. -. i9C; No. ~
.ir: No Is. ac.
Granite Iron Preserving
Nyttlc. 3-pt. i5c. Apt,
De. 5-pt. acc; 6-pt. &c.
Granite Iron Sauce Pans
pt, i5C; i-pi, l9C; opt,
.lr: H-ut. 3tc.
Granite lion Coffee Pot.
4.pt. .1c 5,-pt, &c.
Granite Iron shallow
stew Pan. LIS and III
each.
Granite It1n Pudding
Pans 2.pt, TIC; SPIT. i1c;
apt s2c.
Granite Iron Cups, DC tn
&c.
Granite Iron Dish Pans.
ut. OBJ. ioqt, SO: li-qt.
Sc.
ranite Iron Tea Pot.
1T, SIC; opt, TIC; apt,
pc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-27
VICTORS RETURN.
Rock Island Turner's Happily
Welcomed.
WON HONOR AT SPRINGFIELD.
Escorted From the Depot by Band of
Music and Banqueted at Turner Hall
The Prize Winners

Escorted From the Depot by Band of
Music and Banqueted at Turner Hall
The Prize Winners.
The Rock Island Turner's returned
last evening from Springfield, where
they attended the 18th biennial fest of
the Central Turnbezirk. Bleuer's
band met the Turner's at the X. l. a.
7. depot and escorted them to Tur-
ner hall. where a banquet had been
prepared for them. The Rock Island
delegation was especially lucky at
Springfield. carrying of seven prizes.
The ladies' class was awarded third.
and the gents class fifth prize in
class turning. Gus Lohse and Fred
Prohl took first prize in wrestling.
Mr.. Lohsc also took third prize in
the first group of individual turning
and second prize in the second group.
Mr.. Prohl took prize in individual
contests.
Who Composed Them.
The classes were composed of the
following:
Maggie Ohweilcr, Tommy Clauser,
Lula Mitsch. Bertha Ma waid
Emma Maiwald. Gustie Henrchsen,
Lula HcnriChsen, MARTINS Henrichsen,
Margaret Hierscman, Mary wulG,
Martha Bischof.
Messrs-
| George Oh O.. DR. Bickle,
| Max Hcpens.cll, W wei-enbuhler
| llammerich, Gus Lapse,
| Louis Winter, W Bartels,
| Fred Trohl-
The ladies appeared in bloomer
costume, and the gents in regulation
gray.
| Davenport Turner's Win Glory. Too
The 3days' feast of the Upper Mis-
sissippi Turnbezirk closed yesterday
al Clinton. leaving Davenport Turn
crs winners OF ma jority of the
prizes. Burlington, Des Moincs,
Waterloo and Clinton secured part of
the honors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-27
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents q bottle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-27

The pleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
California liquid laxative, Syrup of
Figs, under all conditions. makes it
their favorite remedy. To get the
true and genuine article, look for the
name of the California Fig company,
printed near the bottom Of the pack
age.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-27

Mrs. w. j. Fahey. of LIE Roy. N.
T., says: "Have tried SO cough
cures. Parks Cough Syrup is the
only one that helped me. I know it
is the best cough remedy" Sold by
Hartz & Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-27

Generally fair today, probable local
thunderstorms in late afternoon or
tonight, and warmer; thunder show
ers Thursday, clearing Thursday
evening; brisk southeriy winds.