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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
Tile EYES.

n Inns brcu demonstrated that there II
,r ard Cya nnh head aches trNin tile defects
"i rt,thrliHn and tile Use NJ glnasra not
property allnsL u'in from nll otner
i,,iuvT the eyes aOitu, ihrHilr Hnd skilltully
",mtntnrh nwA Mtph with utnsses s." nvH"r"
relief ana pfHveut lnlhrt,
IHhsV needing NnruutuiUs, ~ Their eyes
Tire ~ huti nults WHEN toHtllnE ur sew
iup Nnu consult nlh have their eyes cAnm.
inrd Tar glasses without rlihrEn ~ lrOt.
RhNTI, tito scientific OpilUlnu, illO MAln
street, HHat hast ta sHaah A ia,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18

In Clerk Hooks office yesterday
power Of attorney was filed from the
Wheeling SRddlOry Company to George
Hatch. The certificate OF incorporation
Of the Wheeling Saddiery Company was
also filed. The stockholders are II. Q,
Robb, A. b. Robb, George Hatch, r. V.
Leo and Il. Z. Robb, each oil whom holds
fifteen shares, and w. ]. Yanda, who
has one.
The certificate OF incorporation Of the
Wheeling Loan Company was also filed.
The stockholders ara George ]. CAddlo,
]. Il. 1omlinSon, Z. u. Reed, james
Filan and Thomas Burke, who have
two shares Of stock each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18

Trr Panhandle Dyoint ostabllsh'
mont, owned by John llcllmolcr, at No,
ll3I Market alroot, is tho bcst equipped
house Of ia kind In Wheeling. In nddt'
lion to tho dyolng aud cleaning depart.
ments CORP Of itstclasi tailori aro
cmnloyoI, who can do repairing % neat
IA n ia pessIAla, Clothes aud ladies
garments, olcan1d or dyol, can bS mado
10 look lIGo now Satisfaction guaran'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18

For Sale and Pnr HOnt-JRnel A, Henry.
Notice -F!rst HGptbg Church.
Dro,s Goljs-JOs Horne & CO.-Slx.h Page,
Stocks tor sala-R IS Irglu,
Wanted Man 10 Take mn Oulcc.
Trustees SAle--WhgollnE Title and Trust Co,
binmOnh5 john Rocker s C0,--SeCoud faBo,
For Rent Three Rooms.
Alteration aud EnlErSlug Sale IIugus { IIGCko
-Elghth Page
N-MpFadden's-Elgh I'pgo,
Imported GolNs-C Y. Harding q Co.
Olonalo Llth.R WatGr-GoelEes Pharmacy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18

Yesterday afternoon an Italian laborer
whose name is UiSza, applied at the
BeIlsire steel works for employment
On his return to town he was assaulted
by number Of boys, one OF whom hi!
him on the head with au iron bar, iu-
tlicling injuris, That it is feared NAV
provo fatal. One oftho boys implicated
in tho assault. was arrested last evening,
but he Is not the ono who struck the
blows. The others are known and will
DO In custody to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
r1NE rA1LoRINo-pAlL srYLn,.

We call attention to oar largo and hand.
some liuo Of Foreign nad Domestic Wool.
ona, purchtSsl direct by our eastern
az nc Tor tho hHHtHliaTing trade
THIS fashionable Gut aud stylish appear
anUo 0f our garments recommend thatn'
selves,
Prices reasonable, our Furnishing Do.
partmoHt IL GlWdFs e0uplste. BOO FjnB
SsckWsRr leader, Ws hnudlS tho cols-
brRted I.lghml Shlr', 81 10.
Just rscnIvcd, 800 dOTNu OF our popular
MaCR Yahn goo Half Hose.
q. HESS a SONS,
Fashionable TallNrs and Hlno FurnlShors,
1891 aud I3g3 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
All our Mems Clothing!
OoOOOsoSoOOOSS
HE Boys and ChiIdren's Department
oSpaOeOooOposS

Takes a floor in itself-and not
an inch wasted-nothing like
it-so big and so complete
We've doubled thepurchases, had
to. We owe your confidence the
best service, and pay the debt
with increased facilities, Our
variety wraps completely around
Fashion. The quality and cost
of our HATS have settled
YOU on US as YOUR Hatters.
We give our guarantee-and the
stock lives up to it. You will
find everything here you can
think of in the wearing apparel
line-and some things important
you would have forgotten, Is it
any wonder people come to The
Hub for satisfaction. Are you
with us?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
EXPOSITION EXCURSIONS.
IISducCd IIatCS to Pittsburgh via Ponn'yi'
vrniN Lines,

v'nlN Limos
On Thursdays. September 10 and 20,
October 3, 10 aud II Tuesday, October
| I; and on Saturdays. October l2and ~,
excursion tickets 20 Pittsburgh, account
tho Exposition. will DO sold at = round
trim for all regular trains via PonnsyI'
vanIn Limos from Wheeling on those
dates. The excursion ratio inc Iuici nd
mission tn tho Exposition. aud tickets
will DO good returning two days from
date Of sue. For Tickets aud time Of
trains apply toJ. q. TomI'@sen or john
Baltic, TICEot Agents, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
II. Is o. Special Excursion to the Pitts.
hurEh Exposition.

September 10. "a and 90, October 8, 5.
10, 10 and II, the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company will soil excursion
ticl;Nts to Pittsburgh and return at rate
Of s., which includes admission TO tho
exposition, Tickets good to return on
all regular trains two days from date OF
aaln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
LlNsLY INSTITUTE.

A school for tile thorough trRGhing of
Rows aud Young lISn. English and GlasS-
ical COursaIi also Modern Languages,
MiLTrAnY nEPAKTMENT
In charge Of Lieutenant l.. s, Van DuEor,
United States Navy
NeOpSnS MONDAY, sEPT. 20,
JOHN u, HGTuM, Ph. D.,
prlnClpal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
,aE7aHEy. HAH. your eyes
9DD,, tested for glasses
~. free Of charge by
6: = !: !: ::: *: &:
Tho Northwool Gla., Works.

Heury Fendt, manager OF the North.
wood Glass Works, at EIlwood City, Pa,
was in town yesterday. The works
made good start aud ara getting along
nicely. There are five shops, making
double turn and men for two shops will
20 up to-day from Martins Ferry and
Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18

:hrives on good food and sunshine, with
plenty oil exercise In the open air, Her
form glows with health and her face
blooms with It's beauty. II her system
needs the cleansing action OF laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleas
ant liquid laxative Syrup OF Figs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
THEY WERE ROASTED
Absent Members of Council So
verely Criticized
FOR NOT SHOWING UP LAST night

When an Important Special Session
was to HaVo Hoon HslI-The Street
Hands and Smallpox Guards will
Have TO Walt for Their Pay till Next
wsek-ThO Seventh Ward Streets
snner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18

that scll tho nnc,L Dairy llutlOr thtcO
nnnpJs Tor my conls. fllEpibbOn'B but.
ICr stand, liOj Market street, In ltOhm'S
MOat Market
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-18
INSURANCE.
LEGAL NOTICES.
IOROBATE OF WILL.


udicc N the Clctk OF tho County Court Of vh'
county state Of West vlrRlulNi
In the matter OF tho probate n the lay ~,
anl tu,Amont Of Jane ), Phillips, duacarl ,,ts
object vi The petition hlul IN tbs matte pnt,.I
gith day Oi NUgust lbll Is Nv have all VIZ
Nh of inIS Tblliip.' ,ile6aIed. beafn1 lir
tho goth DAY vt tuup lsli Aud II nglH ,tS.,
from thu petition filed Win mNIn my once w,
Jane W. llnhctnOld aud William lhlll.W. ,.,g
PERSONS who AFRO therein Wnl by SAID W'.|i
irrmIud To he lulotc,tcd In Inc probate ol ''...i
VIII AFRO nonresident, Ui thl, state u ~ '. al
that they do appear N my Office IN toe ,l,4
Wheeling. lu tho county aud state NN.Nb
within one mouth after tho dNic oitho Ni ,,.
liNlOi hereof aud do what II uCccV ~ 'IL
iupl thylr interest IN said matter The hth. n
sad petition d cot iui the lOlli day of '.'''
bot lhh. No l1u'ClucE M.
IunliAbod tho llr't limo August q,
UElRUE lluOk. .Ww
u, L. CnANNfn Attorney hl--
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MORENO
An Assessment Proposition Whfch Wa
Heavily Showed Under

An Assessment Proposition Whrn was
Heavily Showed Under
MORENO, Sept. 29.-Yesterday was
the occasion Of voting on the proposition
of levying an assessment Of $40, 1878 for
the running expenses of Alessandro irri-
CATION district for the year commencing
November next. To say the assessment
was beaten is TO put it mildly-it was
showed under. In the two precincts in
Moreno there were only IL votes cast in
it's favor, while Al were cast against 1t.
This district is now in the worst condl-
ton it has ever been in. for it has no
money at Its disposal to pay even the
salaries tor the current month, as an in
jnction was served on the board of direc-
tors Saturday enjoining them from pay
ing out any of the funds in the treasury.
or using any of the property of the dis
trict or the purpose Of raising funds.
This move was made by E. II. Spoor of
Redlands, the new receiver representing
the Cleveland syndicate.
This puts the district in a bad fix.
What the end will be cannot be told yet
and everyone is waiting anxiously for the
supreme court to speak its little piece
and decide whether it is to be peace or
war. 1t is hoped it will be peace, as
great things are expected from the new
company when it gets the management
of affairs in its hands.
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SANTA MONICA PLEASURES
The Entertainments Arranged for the
Future

The Entertainments Arranged for the Near
Future
SANTA MONICA, Sept. 2o.--The past
week has been an exceedingly enj a BILE
one at the beach, though the crowd has
were compelled to leave on accout of
school. The school vacation seems TO be
marked out on wrong lines, Santa Moni-
cans think, and a movement is being in
augurated here with the hope of its being
followed elsewhere. to have the vacation
commence July list and end Septem Der
30th. 1t does seem a shame to have the
children go back to school work the
warmest month of the year in Southern
California, while June is bright and
braoing one.
Next week gives promise of being out
of the usual run of gay ones as far as
musicales, concerts and theatricals are
concerned. On Octboer LIST the Torbet
concert company, who were so we'll re.
ceived recently in Los Angeles and other
Southern California points. will give
concert. On Wednesday evening Pro
lessor Rayner and the local dramatic
com pany will give Hazel kirke for the
benefit of the local tent of the Macca bees.
Following is the cast: Hazel Kirle, Mr..
Wynona Webb Lady Travers, Mrs. E.
Lindsay; Mercy kirke Miss A. 2. Bixby
Dolly Dutton, Miss G. G. Middleton; Ar
thur Carringford, Mr.. w. Folsom;
Dunstan Kirke, Mr.. r. q. Hunter;
Squire Rodney Mr.. W. r. Manning;
Barney O'Flynn, Mr.. G. S. Vineyard;
Met, d. De Van; Pittacus Green, Mr.. H.
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SOME HAND PICKED BEANS
Fun for Boys But Not for the Far
merS
Target Shoot-New Railroad Bridge.
Notes and Personals

SANTA PAULA, CAL, Sept. GA
large number of school boys are daily in
the bean fields gathering up the loose
beans which were scattered by the wind.
They receive 1 cent per pound and can
make ST. per day at it. 1t is lively
scene. The owners of large fields will
save considerable in this way.
The oil companies are beginning to
show greater activity in their oper atoms
in this county. The Eureka has opened
up again in it's district, and it is reported
the Union will start large crew to drill
ing near Bardsdale soon.
Mr.. Richardson, the newly elected gen
eral manager of the Union Oil company,
arrived from Pennsylvania last night with
his family. They will reside for the
present in DR.. Kelseys residencne on
Mill street.
The White House, one of the largest
stores in town, has closed. Mr.. Dom
ovan, the proprietor, will remove the
stock to Ventura, where he has another
large business. 1t is we'll known, how
ever, that two good business men are
looking over the field here with view
to opening up general stores as soon as
the White House is out of the way. Mr..
Sharon, who has managed the White
House here since it was started, has &C.
cepted a good position in the Vile de
Paris dry goods house in Los Angeles.
Hon. r. A. Dague. editor of the Chron
icle, who with his family has been visit
ing in Iowa and Kansas, is expected to
return sooE.
Miss May Stewart, daughter of Lynn an
Stewart of Los Angeles. is visiting rela-
tives here.
Rev. Stops, who occupies the Presbv-
terrain pulpit during the extended visit
of the pastor Rev. W. G. Mills, in the
east. Will bring his family here to locate
next week..
Work ON the new iron railroad bridge
Just east of town is progressing rapidly.
1t will be very substantial structure
and the railroad company will not have
to replace the bridge across the Santa
Paula creek every year as heretofore.
The roaring torrent of water and tum-
bling boulders will not disturb it.
Postmaster Byers is this week at Hue
meme, where he is employed as entry
cleek-his fourth year in that capacity.
Miss Ona Byers, his sister and deputy,
has charge of Uncle Sans affairs during
his absence
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News About Town

PASADENA, Sept. 29.-The Christian
Ehdeavor society of the Presby terian
church held very pleasant reunion on
Friday evening, which they called an
outing social.
Each OF the guests was supplied with
miniature cardboard tennis racquet on
whichwere written topics of conversation
suitable to the occasion, including burro-
ing, boating, fishing, swimming and
kindred subjects, the subject being
changed oten enough to make it inter-
esting.
Peter Stei, the inspector OF the street
work on Noth Fair OAKS avenue, saws
the article appearing this morning in
one OF the palers does him great injus-
tice, ana that he can easily prove that
Whatever fauitthers is in the work is
pot due 20 him. The matter will prob
tbly be- broughtpp before the council,
Vhen nc says hetvill prove that the in
enuauons In theprticle are entirely I'M
warranted and not borne out by the
tcts.
Judge H. III. Ros. has returned from
Footing trip to San Jacinto lake, bring
hs back as trophiesthe wing of peli-
cn that measures three ana half feet
fom UP of body Joint
Fhe Epworth leaguuheld street m eet-
I'M this evening which was very largely
attended by the membe,s of the society
snt attracted large crowd OF listeners.
Porgs were sung on their way to and
iron the church, as wellas at the place
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HE RODE THE BRAKEBEAM
But Lost His Balance, Fell and Was
Killed
San Bernardino High School Shows Remark
able Growth-Large Percentage of Ma
tive Sons and Daughters

SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. 29.-Fellx
Leibger,-a Young German about 10 years
of age, lost his life by falling under the
wheels OF a freight train near Cotton this
morning. The youth lived two hours
after the accident and said that he fell
asleep while riding the bumpers. The
freight train on which he and his partner
were making their way east left Cotton
about a. m. A short distance out from
that station the injured boy was picked
up by west-bound train an hour later
and brought into Cotton where he died
about o'clock, but before he expired he
told how the accident occurred. The
wheels cut the right leg off at the thigh
and the left leg at the ankle.
His partner, who was riding several
cars ahead, missed him q few miles out
and came back on later train. He is
now held IN this city as witness before
the coroner's Jury.
Leibegers parents live in Germany and
he has a brother in Richmond, Va. He
was boss moulder by trade and had
secured employment in Dallas, Texas,
wuither he was hound. The inquest will
be held here tomorrow or Tuesday when
the freight crew returns from Yuma.
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL.
AT the close of the first week. Friday
evening. 225 pupils were in attendance at
the city nigh school. This number ex-
ceeds the attendance at the close of last
year by seven, and is considerably larger
than the attendance OF the opening of
that term In the grammar and primary
grades, the first week shows a falling Off
of about 10 per cent. Therefore the in
crease at the high sch DOL is remarkable.
Three scholars are post-graduates: Miss
Mamie Holcomb and Miss Carolyn Tagg,
who are preparing thems selves for teach
ers, and Ben Grow, who is doing advanc-
ed work in mathematics and history.
The register shows the nativity of the
pupils as follows: San Bernardino coun.
ty, 10S; other counties in California, II;
United States, outside of California, 95;
England and Canada, Z; Italy, 1 total,
225.
OF the district, coming from o ton,
Highland and Rialto.
Much more work is being done in
mathematics and in sciences than in
former years-part of the mathematics
being mazda required work, ard the
science departments having undergone
Improvements that render them second
to none in high schools. The biological
department is not only the only thing of
the kind in Southern California, but is
unquestionably the best in the state.
The residence of Wm. Baron on Mill
street was destroyed by fire Yesterday.
W. E. W. Lightfont has iled a petition
in insolvency. His creditors as sched-
uled are Mrs. d. Cummins, $1,000; S. d.
Folks. $135; John Ferry. $3.50; Mary A.
Carter. $500; S. II. Carson and q. A.
Collins, $780, total, S22S5.
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A. Raynor. On Thursday evening Miss
Fanny E. Ryan, the talented singer, who
is visiting Mrs. I. M. Merlin-J ones, will
give concert at Parish hall. The lady
will be assisted by local and San Fran
cisco artists.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
A meeting of the chamber of comm cree
has been called for Monday evening.
e. J.Graham is recreating at Redlands.
Captain Dornfeld has returned from
San Francisco.
Mrs. I. M. Smith of San Bernardino is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Myers.
Mrs. J. H. Hyde and son Of Riverside
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Webb of
Seventh street.
Mrs. Allie Bancroft ana cons. Worth
and Leigh, leave for Los Angeles Mon
day.
The marriage of Miss Maud Crossley
and ]. @. Boyd is announced for Octo-
Der I'd.
A new home for Mrs. N. A. Beach on
Lake street has been commenced.
Judge Alyan Fay and daughter have
returned to Bakersfield.
H. W. Keller has left for Mormon
Lodge Colo, to enjoy several weeks
hunting.
The Good Templars' social at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Wstherow Friday night was
unusually good, the musical selections
ny the misses LOOMS Delng worthy OF
unstinted praise.
Lewis Law, the beautiful society drama,
will be given for the first time in Santa
Monica on October 10th, under the di-
recton of Leon McReynolds by the Blue
and Gold Dramatic club of Santa Monica.
The ladies of the audience will be
presented with souvenir program m es
bearing the club colors. with the compli-
ments of the cast. and ices will be served
bewteen the acts
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SANTA ANA
A Large Output of GraIn-Notes and
Personals

SANTA ANA, Sept. 29.-The San Joa-
quin ranch people are almost through
with their threshing. The ranch will
average about twelve sacks to the acre.
This will make yield for tho So 00O
acres of 600. 600 sacks OF barley, or nearly
million and a half bushels of barley on
one ranch. This. together with all else
raised on this enormous ranch figures
quite conspicuously in the products OF
this county.
The ladies of the Episcopal church of
this city are making arrangementsto give
"a fancy fair and entertainment on Octc-
Der Both at Surgeons opera house. The
ladies are starting in Early so there can
be no excuse for some other society or
church to make date to conflict with
them.
A Sam, the Chinaman who was or
rested few days ago for an attempted
outrage upon little girl near Anaheim,
had his examination yesterday in Ana
helm. Ii was bound over to appear be-
fore the superior Judge to answer to the
charge. His bonds were fixed at $1,000,
which All sam put up as security. IL is
reported that All Sam is quite wealthy
and very influential among the local
Cinnamon.
Jim Trew has added lunch counter
to his bowling alley to run all through
the winter months.
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POMONA WILL VOTE BONDS
To Secure Better Distribution Of
Water.
The New Street Sweeper Has Arrived, and
Will Be Put in Use-Notes
and Personals.

POMONA, Sept. 29.-The city trustees
have decided to call an election to vote
upon the water bonds Novemb Der 8. This
action meets with the hearty approval OF
large majority of our citizens.
The mem bers of the CONGREGATIONAL
church are planning to tender Rev. l.. II.
Frary and wife a reception in the church
parlors next week upon their arrival from
their vacation in the east.
A large hay storage building has Just
been completed on Carey avenue for use
by the firm of Lorbeer & Carter.
Miss Florence Bailey is the guest of
Lena Dreher this week prior to leaving
for her new home in Los Angeles next
Monday.
Mrs. L. Y. Gordon has been appointed
to read paper on ''Does Politics Need
Woman Suffrage" at the Woman's Parlia
ment in Los Angeles October and 8.
Miss Lizzie Moore today left for a two
her stay will be the guest OF Miss May
Davisson on Boyle Heights.
The streets OF this place are at last to
be swept with Il modern sweeper, the ma
chine having arrived at the freight depot
this morning, and it will be put in use
Monday night.
The Epworth league of the Methodist
church held memorial service in
memory of the late Ethelbert II. Beckett
this evening at $3.50 o'clock.
M. Morgan and John Derittee were each
given ten days in the county Jail Satur =.
day on the charge of vagrancy.
Frank A. Ruth left yesterday for San
Mateo to resume his theological studies at
that point.
Miss Anna Dreher returned SATURDAY.
from u years visit in the east. During the
afternoon the young ladies of the Fruit
and Flower Mission rendered her a recep-
ton at her home, Miss Dreher being an
active member of this most worthy organ
iZation
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OF meeting, and many people who were
passing stopped to join in the service.
After the open air meeting was over they
marched back to the church where an
interesting and profitable session was
held with many in attendance.
On Wednesday afternoon the junior
pupils of Mrs. James X. Dimond's music
class met at her residence, 45 Eureka
street, to welcome their classmate, little
June Powers. on her return from her east
ern trip. The little ladies played nicely
and seemed very happy. Refreshments
were served and general good time was
had.
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should; the will power is weakened
morbid fears haunt him and may result
in confirmed hypochondria, or melan<
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To reach, reclaim and restore such
unfortunates to health and happiness, is
the aim of the publishers of book of
1856 pages, written in plain but chaste
language, on the nature, symptoms and
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