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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-29

For West Virginia. Western rcpnSyivania and
Ohio fair; east TO southeast winds
1lIG TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY
rs furnished by {. scMSErP. druggist cornss
WarErt md Fourteenth StrcetS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
o1ar,fs AGAINST THE CRY.

4 Meeting Of the Council conmiftsV last
EvensuE-severaf Grievances PTSssSEsG.
The counci. committee on elaine met
las. night, with Solicitor Wits. Sew
ersl alleged grievances against The city
wore aired, the flrst that Of David
o'Lealy, Who elaine tbat BY construc-
.lug new stroos through HendOrSOn''
addition. on Jouathan'V ravino. tho city
injured bis property. Tho COMMITTEES
listened 10 his talo Of voc, and then DE-
cided to meet at 9 .. N, Monday 10 In
spcct the property.
William Crogan claimed that his pro-
pcrty In Alley ~ east oil Eod street was
Injured BY tho establishing Of new
Rtado, and that Il was go damp 40 20
rot the carpets on the floor: John a.
Howard stated his case. and In eSecu'
tive session the committee agreed 70
recommend that council allow him S20V,
II 10 would walve all further claims.
This, uiLor consultation, Mr.. Howard
accepted for him.
Crawford McCracHen como time ago
Ind horse killed undot circumstances
Tor which lie though. tho city to blame.
He suod the city, but throe timos was
beaten, aud the costs finally aggregated
s87. Last night no asked the com
mlttce to relieve him Of part Of this sum.
Ho said he had borrowed $50, and vac
willing to pay this. Tho memhers dld
not 500 how thoy could afford any r.:
lleI, and Colonel White Thought II
would DO o bad precedent TO pay any
part OF tho costs. II was stnted that
bis two horses had boen levied on ~
the sheriff to satisiy tho costs, Finally
il was decided TO stay execution II Mc'
Crackon cnVo security in tho next ten
days for the full amount, SS7.
Rev. Nr. Walker. colored Minister
bis wife aud Dr.. stceiyard. werc pres
cut, also Attorney Cyrus r. Fl.ch.. ree::
resonliug thom. On October II oil last
yOar Mrs. Walker, in walking IN o
dark alley leading south from Eievoi!th
street, cast Of ChGpline, stopped oil
high stone wall which bad no protec'
ton, and was seriously injured. She
asked tho city to pay her damagos MI.
Flick said she would accept $500. Al
tor some discussion tho committee do
Ciicd 10 view tho place next Monday
afternoon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
THE LABOR UNIONS
Arc Making Extensive ProparO-
tons for Their Celebration
ON Tue TEENTY-FlFTH OF AUGUST
At the sta.e Fair Grounds Tho Stree.
Demonstration VIII he Cracker
Jack Ahalr-Four Thousand aiay
no In Ltne-Sfany Other Towns VIII
10 Reprcscnted-spec,ai Race ar.
ranged.

Tho prospects arc that this year's eel
.ebraston OF labor day will 10 tbo best
in tho history Of tue celebrations under
tho auspices Of tho Ohio Valley Labor
and Trades Assembly in this city Tho
organized tabOrIng people arc taking
more interest In tho coming celebration
90 the state fair grounds, Saturday,
August %, than 10 any other. aud the
result will 10 q ctacGor.iack affair.
Last evening the carpontors' orpaniza.
lion mot at Trades Assembly hall and
decided to participate In the street
demonstration 70 their entire strength
and to invite their brother workmcu
from surrounding towns.
steubenvlllo 10 aroused and promises
to aend down big delegation Of car
pentors aud tailors together with many
Of their friends. All Of tho ovor tho
river towns arc taking IN uuwonted In.
tcreat and will DO well represented.
And then thcrO 10 Wheeling, from
which will come the bulk OF the at
tendance--hor organized labor will be
there 10 aIl its might. One organization
alono, the Knights Of Labor assembly
OF iron workers, of the Riverslde mills.
promises to havo seven hundred men
in the labor parade. Tho other organt.
cations arc equally alive this wear and
the outlook is that there will DO from
$500 to 1000 men In limo. Tho Typo.
graphical union. which heads the third
division, will mako o fine spectacle,
special uniforms for the occasion having
boon ordered.
Tho amusement committee Is consid.
ering the ndvisability Of adding another
trottiug race to tho speed programme.
This will DO decided at tho meeting Of
tho committee tomorrow.
A epeCIal match race between tho
trotting horses Of Michael Agnic and
Edward Elliott has also beon arranged
with $50 purse, and 1t 10 said this will
be an interesting event.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
SHIELD OF HONOR PICNIC.
ro.day's Zig Event Down Mt Mozart Pnrl
Tho Programme.

ro.day's Zig Event Down Mt Mozart Park.
Tho Programme.
Tho grand united picnic to DO given
to-day under tho auspices Of the three
city lodges Of tho Shield OF Honor
premises to DO o worry enjoyable and
eucccssful event. It takes place at tho
hilltop resort, Mozart park, nnd will be
preceded by big street demonstration
with band OF Inualc. For tho parade
Chief McNichol, OF tho police depart
mont, has detailed tho following officers
as an eacort: Snyder, Bach, Trischler,
Tol,rlo, Fitzgerald aud Dovlin, with
Lieutenant Lukins in command.
A number OF interesting cvents are
scheduled to take place nj tho park in
the afternoon. including foot race
with gold Shield OF Honor pin as first
prize; bicycle race. gold L a. ". pin
lIrst prize; foot race, box of cigars arst
prize. The grand cake walk will be tho
attraction In the dancing pavilion at s
D. m. Mayors full orchestra will play.
The parade will DO beaded by Chief
Marshal Thomas Maybury, who has ar.
ranged tho limo OF march Us follows:
Form on Fourteenth street, on Four.
teonth to Main, to Twelfth. 10 Market,
toTwcnticth. to Main, to Twcnty.tourth.
10 Chaplinc, to Thirty-third. TO Eo0. to
Thirty.ninth, to jacob, to Fosty.third
strect, and on Forty-third 10 foot OF in
rlina
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
SUMNER sulrs-o. ouNoLlNa q co.
If Activity s.: y! s: q: s;: ss:'s ::

' prosperity, anu you NiiOW
prosperity Is the offspring of merit prosperous concern
can give you greater inducements than small dealers
When It comes to Clothes we take the burden oil your
mind, make business Of it, You can give your whole
time to worrying about other things, if you're inside of
one of our Extra Cheap and Stylish Summer Suits Come
now. out Of curiosity, which isn't always sin 1t some
times leads to knowledge by which your pocketboob will
be the winner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
D,smnu,llnv tho Old MIL.

Tho work OF taking out the machinery
in tho big Pollock Touring mills, corner
Fourteenth and Market streets. pro-
paratory to tho building being torn
down, lsEgoing on rapidly. and early next
week II is thought tho frst brick will
be taken on. Of those old walls that
havo stood the brunt Of many storm.
Under tho terms Of tho contract with
Dclts, Fading & Co. three Of tho walls
aro to DO RACED 70 tho ground. tho only
ono to 10 loft standing being tho south
wall adjoining tho Masonic block. With
this exception tho building that is to DO
occupied by House & Hermann will DO
entirely now one. II lie expected tho
building will DO ready for occupancy
before January l, 1895.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

George McGowan, Peter Kemp and o
youug companion named Konney. wcrc
arraigned before Squire GiIlespy ycstcr-
day on charge Of robbing a water
melon car on tho Pan IIundle road.
They wcre held In $500 for hearing.
Kemp gave bond aud the others wont
to Jail.
Coss, tho Martins Forty man who
assaulted Eodehaver, Waterman at tho
Union bridge, the other night. knock
ing OF portion OF his cor, was held Tor
tho next torn Of tho criminal court.
and In default OF $1,000 bail was cont to
tail
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

Daniel A. Wood dicd at 8 o'clock last
night At his home, $50 Sixteenth strOO.,
after buing confined to his bed for
nearly sevon ycNra with rheumatism,
lie was in his tlfiy.sccond year. lIC
was u momber Of Company X. Fret
Wea: Virginia Cavalry, n gallant sol'
der, oIton collected for especially peril.
Gus work, and he was awarded II moda!
for capturing rebel rogimcntNI flag.
lie was member Of Holiday Post, q.
a, r., and will DO buried Sunday after
noon with military honOra under tho
auspices OF that post.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

Hiram ". Jonos, Of Barton, was nnOl
SOS and costs by Judge Tallman, OF bel'
mont county, Tor obtaining property
under false pretenses. During the re-
cent coal strike Jones and othors scouf.
cd the country with q wagon soliciting
provisions, saying they wore authorized
10 do 90 BY tho minors union. when
they appropriated the stuG for thoIr
own use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
nrln for oh,trpctInr Trims.

Charles Davis was arrested at
Moundsville Thursday on charge Of
obstruCt!ng trains on the Baltimore q
Ohio railroad at tho time Of the coal
miners atrikc last juno. lie was clvon
q preliminary hearing before Justice
Criswell and was bound over 10 the
grand Jury. lie 10 tho party who waa
arrested on juno 10 for contempt oil tho
United States court and was sentenced
to sixty days in tho Ohio county Jail,
iIe had boon out only long enough
to eat ono incal nj homo whom arrested
on tho second charge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

From the reports OF Assessors Dlauch-
nd and Anderson for the past year
hc following interesting statist!cs uro
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
MARRIED.
DIED.

wooD-on Friday. August 10. 1871. al s O'Clock
.. m, DANlEL 4. Woon In his SOD year.
Funeral tcrviccs at the faulty residence. No.
l5o sixteenth street. on Sunday afternoon Mt
tociocf. Friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend In'crmcnt Mt pcnsnsulas
Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
GJ|zza0 e

WHEN You desire to escape the dust ma
heat OF tic city for q fow Hours. visit Mo.
zrrt Pnrk uni enjoy the cool broczcs ana
tine Wow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

Iuvslo%s, vpntsiloqriSm, Juggling.
Marionotsua, etc, by Professor Baker
md Professor Biz, ut EutcherN' Sona'
Picnic. Mt Mozart Park, Wednesday,
hneMA! Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

Rev. JOuX DoRIHG will 30 heard from
at tho old caWp grounds, Mounlayi!Ic,
AnpnStOth 70 lNLh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

DO no. fail to hear EOv, John Cul-
peppcr a; tho MOundgVtl!c camp meet
lux, August Oh to lv!A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-21
------=------ A MANLY OPERATOR
INITIATES MOVEMENT IN FAVOR

INITIATES A MOVEMENT IN FAVOR OF
 STRIKERS BY MAKING CONCESSIONS.
 NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. 20.-The developments in the great textile strike to- day are many and complicated. During the early part of the day the streets pre- scented holiday appearance as the thous- ands of newly evicted operatives wandered to and fro brimful of hilarity and confident of victory. With the exception of a slight disturbance at the Bristol mill, where a dozen operatives, who were at work, were attacked by the strikers at noon, the day was very quiet. The behavior of the strikers was orderly. ?
 AS the day advanced signs of a weaken. ing of the manufacturers were manifested. William D. Howlapd, treasurer of the Howland New Bedford Manufacturing company, took the initiative in weakenin g among the manufacturers. From the start he was opposed to the strike, and his manly action today in making concessions to the strikers won the admiration of the public.
 MT. Rowland has waived the cut down till he can decide what action he will adopt. MT. Howland's action will restore 10 work about 1700 hands and the most oi them represent families.
 Late this afternoon A. c. Pierce was asked if the action taken by MT. Howland would be the cause of other mills resum. ing operations. He replied "The mills will lock up tonight indefinitely
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-21
AT oWENs, HOME.
BREoKINRIDaE ATTEMPTS TO MAKE CON

vERTs, BUT FAILS.
 LEXINGTON, Ky, Aug. 20.-The Breck- inridge storming of Hon. W. O. Owens home at Georgetown today was failure, so far as converting citizens of Dick John- sons old home to the Breokinridge faith was concerned. Special trains were run from all points in the Ashland Congress sional district, and probably 2000 people landed in the city. On nearly every house and the Lancaster hotel, where Breckin- ridge stopped yplacards were thickly tackled up bearing the device: stOur candidate, Hon. w. c. Owens.'
 The speaking took place in the court house, which held only about 600 people. There were probably 200 women present. Colonel Breckinridge was introduced by condone the adulterous acts of Colonel Breckinridge, but was not willing to de- sert friend in need. The colonel was on his mettle, and did his best to convert some of his Scott county opponents, but his dragging into the campaign of the name of their idol, Richard M. Johnston, was too much and not man extended the colonel his hand of sympathy.
 The culouel reached Georgetown before any of the trains arrived, but passed through the streets uunoticed to the house where few people entertained him until his friends came in.
 There was an incident during the speak ing. Prof. J. Poynter Nelson of this city was shot through the left thigh, and for a while the excitement ran very high, but 1t was soon found that the shooting was ac- pistol in the hands of MT. Glass, who was trying to shoot negro, with whom he was involved in a difficulty. Both Glass and the negro were arrested.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-21
COXEY,S LATEST.

MAssILLoN, O., Aug. 2O.-Coxey an- nounces that the proposed Labor Day com monweal demonstration in Washington has been abandoned, and the next attack on the capitol will be made in December, when congress re-assembles. The prison stripe uniform has been adopted for the army and Browne is now wearing it. A referendum has been added 10 the basic principles of movement and the whole on terprise has been reorganized with a con- stitution and bylaws. The word Christ has been dropped from the title, out of deference to feelings of the "misunder- standinp,,
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-21
WILL WALK TO TEXAS.
FATHER AND TWO SONS TO HOOP IT TO
 THE LONE STAR STATE.

William Yerta, who until recently lived near Piedmont and did farm work, was in the city yesterday. He came In on Geor- gia Pacific No. 52 and it was the first train that he had ever ridden on. After being shown the waiting room he related story which attracted quite crowd. His first railroad ticket had been from Piedmont tc Birmingham, but where the next one would be he could not tell.
 He was waiting for his two sons, who left home Saturday and were to be here to- day, when all three would walk to Texas They will not walk on wagers. but simply to get to Texas
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-21
TROUBLE WITH LANDLORDS.

ROME, Aug. 20.-The- disputes between the landlords and tenants in Sicily have been revived by the refusal of the landlords to abide by the conditions which they ac- cepted under the pressure of last winter's disturbances. The peasants decline to &C., cept the old conditions and the landowners will not grant any other. Trouble seems imminent in the Cour de Alean district of Palermo province. The peasants are cir culating manifesto which urges all tenants to rise and defend their rights.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-21
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Fair Highest Award.
KILLED HIS BROTHER.

ATLANTA, Aug. 20.--Robert Spinks killed his brother Charles in Talbot county yesterday. Robert was in his brother's room examining a pistol belonging to Charles. The hammer slipped and the pistol was discharged, and the ball struck Charles iu the abdomen. Charles died in a few minutes. Both were prosperous young farmers.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-21
THELoAN ALL TAKEN,

LONDON. Aug. 20.-The Yokahoma cor respondent of the Central News says that the Japanese percentage war loan has been fully subscribed. The Central News correspondent in Tien-Tsin denies the re- port that China will arrange 10 place loan in England. The Central News corre- spondent in Shanghai learns that China has completed arrangements with an agent in ngland for large supplies of fire arms and ammunition.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-21
FRANK ANTHE DEAD.

One of Birmingham's oldest citizens, MT. Frank Anthe, died last night at bis resi- dence, on Thirteenth street and Avenue B. He was 52 years of age aud native of Ger many. He had been a resident of this city for long time and leaves d wife and sev- eral children. Notice of the funeral will be found elsewhere in this issue.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-21

T W. KILPATRICK E CO.,, SAUSAGE TAO J tory, 1908 3d avenue. Telephone 5oo.
, 1894-07-03

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GaI5", Ooer rSntprOOeo @erlsbaber @olt". uub inter
nisIen anberen 9e5ei@nun9eu at ~nerfaufen Iuaen, inter
Der &npreIIun9, bag rbteie ebenIo gut" ieteL. tie Die
adteH @rooufte oOn Carlsbad, DeIae brett aug ben
peIt6eraBmtsn Aueleu s~elpouneu merbeu.
9ies bernbt mn aui elmer G6uI9uuo bes 9ubIifu1us
bS grbBeren @srbieuItes iaegeu, BEN Der betreffeuhe
9lnoler an oieien 5dtI@uugen madt. SIT fHut1t.
DER Wetn 10 suit mie d9ter? MTrbe iroeub
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luuobelt babel in 6roge foumtl 9te uaturl,teu BRA,
BUTTE Der Aueaen bon @0rIsbas eutbolteu Q3eItoubtbetI.
Die tiinItit9 Hi3t ~ber9eiteat luerben tbnnen. @eft Gobr,
buneerteH itnb Die @diIer BON @orIsbao ipeoeu ibrer
Ssiltptrtllng bel Groutbeiten Der Sober. gs1eren mn h.a
Mogens rilDnllibt betannt.
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Der Spruselaneae inter Der 2eituno Der 9tobtopmeirhs
carlsbad 9eiponnen, uHb burd9 bereu goeuteu fir sic
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tirten MaierS uub @pru0el= GoIaes rue oh,ooa Co.'S.
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ali Der gtifette babeH. gu BADEN in onen srnrtbefsr
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Ser StaSttato : GartsbaS.
, 1894-07-03
W0rftbert0t.
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tieeu ~er3ielt
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quite 154@164c; m~ittelmGBi9e 14@15c;
Qoirp, bette, 14c; mittel9ute utb quite 11@
13c; triI4er 4afing Stod &c..
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reiri9te 81 .25@1.75.
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, 1894-07-03

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StNaten 1898 8auOcreiue nit etnem Netto>
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, 1894-07-03
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, 1894-07-03

ANIMAL Natnmont of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
AIludl OtdtVlthI INSURANCE COMPANY of
Brooklyn, in the State Of New York, on the 3lst
day Of December, 1888: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stok paid up in
4OU,VUU.OU
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-21
WEDNESDAY
HOME AND ABROAD

Gils decorated drapcrg crcpes. laIes
novelty for dtaaery. al ) E YOung's
HandkrrchIefs. HA~nKERcHGEFs.
HANDkERCElEFs a, 5 Z Young
Thoss gold sarc,aeies and eyeglasses for
SIS Al FFcnch's ieMeirw store al the bI
Tor Chrgssnsi remembrance.
Kid gloves are ai~sYs acceptable chrss,.
u.ss presents. ) E YOsng czrssss large
iinc Of Cen;rmeri ard Foster brands.
Tae Masna, Gun Club vii give shro;
on the - for turkeys. tsse % All. ard ..aisa
cons.
The \ 81 C 4 entertainment 10 he given
a. ihesf hall on Wednesday Dee - wi.l hc
well wcs'h attending. Remember thc
da.e and place.
whs, wou,d be better for a Chsi@mss
pscseL, titan pair ot tine saoes. s =
Toans carries large llac of ;hsm for
men. wous<n ard catldreu.
\ table Sc. cio,h zad t.zpkla.. os fac
ilnra rnzkes Bsefal and ornamental pres
ca. Examine the line Of ,hrx< goo3s
easr.sa b. : Young
Geausne Bissrll Cape: Sweepcrs for
rale by : Young. whai would be
more appreciated sy your ~iie Cor :
ChEtssuaas present ;hsn ''SaFe' Ior'
sweeper.
W z Hove wfuo esnhezxiet 5000 al
klamath county funds. ~hssc treasurer.
has bern icGnd got Is, which means prob.
ably eisa, or ien yeats in The Pensseptiary
Oi ali meG she raas aaso dsiioeFssly esr-
eSzzles public nsonsy should &C, ihe:r
desserts" and sssould serve out their SER
tcacc
Fsi-mouai 6Tzage ttzs elected the To-
lossag officers W y Pail TIPS, master:
Mrs Lizzie Walso-, 0yerseeF. Mrs Ssaa-
non. lecturer: Ms ScdgsRIck. chaplain:
RoY kesls .sswasi; I { Walton ssss slew
ard: " " Walton. Treasurer. II ,Reese.
secretary VIZ Walton. gate keeper: Miss
BERTHE Walton. LADY asai steward: Annie
Reese. aofz; Nrt Annie $; ahl, pomona ;
Mss Lucy keliy, crres.