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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29
SQUIRE FIlApArMoNs oouRT.
NJ. Forst is Held far CourI-olhsr Interest,"
ing Cases,

ing Cases,
Yesterday Meyer Forst, the Pitts
burgh junk dealer. was given a hearing
in Squire Fl,zpatrick's court on the
charge of receiving goods stolen from
tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, which he knew to be stolen. He
had q number Of witnesses present to
testify to his good character, but tho
direct evidence was toe strong, and he
was hold for court in $500 bail, Dim
mick, the Wheeling junk dealer, going
on hi, bond.
William Burke, one Of the men &c.
cused OF stealing brass castings and
other property from the b. x o. COM
pany, was released on 500 bail, James
Burke aud Barney MeiOhen going on bis
bond. G. Clark was released on bail in
tho same sum.
Beekman, the pawnhroker, gave mp
the watch claimed by Henry stoshr, Of
last Wheeling, aud paWned by a crook.
cd watch repairsr. The man arrested
at Claysyille, supposed to DO the guilty
man, proved not to be the one, and was
lot 60.
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Yesterdays boy named Roy EnochS,
aged about ivo years, was in the city
with his father, n resident Of Mounds
yillo, when they got separated ut tho
postoHicc and tho boy was lost for SOW
oral hours. Ho was finally found down
at Twonty.sovonth street, aud said he
was hunting tllD baltimore x Ohio
depot. He did not seem worry uneasy
about his plight, but said, "lll bot
mothor'll give pap fits when NO got
homo.n
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LOOKING FOR TROUBLE
And he got Shot in the Leg and
Atterward Arrested.
A GOLOREDM MAN IS BADLY WOUNDED

In a Little lmpFomptu DuOl Just
South oftho County Line, and then
Captured by tho Wheeling Police
and Sent Back Thero-The Bullet
Out out of his Log, aud no Seems to
DO not Dangerously Injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

AN STORE ,
In ONE
Market Street Window.

Plaid Dress Goods
Are scarce. but We show handsome
new ones from 25c yard up.
Rough Dress Goods
Are equally as scarce. yet o new lines
make it possible to suit every tasth.
Black Dress Goods.
Where formerly one department SUE
feed, It now takes two In which to do
our growing business.
Cashmere FIanneIettes.
One case worth 15c at l2ac yard one
case worth l2l atloc.
Flannelette Wrappers,
csc up to So. Print wrapperS 7ec
up. Caihmere Wrappers up to So.
Our cloaks and capes
Are supplied BY Now York'S BEST
makers. An inspection Of our i'm.
msnSe stock will mako this fact appa'
rent to everyone.
New Silks
For Dresses, Waists, Trimmings and
fancy work.
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1hc n,rnrlmenL NrcdIe..ly onllod.

A lro alarm was rung In just after 8
o'clock last evening, caused by a blnZo
among II lot Of rubbish unior tho OHIO
River railroad trostlo m tho river bank
at Twonty.soCond street. The depart.
mont was on hand promptly, but was
not needed. Tho Niagara engine could
hnyo becn called quicker BY a still
alarm, and could have dono all tho
work needed. ThorO is too much care
lussnc,s about ringing In general fro
alarms.
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Tho county commissioner commit.
tee on court house aud jail mot yoSter-
day and audited the bills for the month";
II was moved to recommend to tho
board that tho boilers DO insured. There
was soma opposition to this, but 1t was
finally adopted, mainly 10 secure the
benefit OF a quarterly inspection Of the
boilers by dlIintorostod and careful ex-
nnFta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

baltimore IS ohio ESoat'lon to Atlanta,
In addition to tho season md tho
tWnnly day excursion tiCkoiB to Atlanta,
tho baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will soil ton day excursion tickets
October 20, November 3, 10 aud %, DO.
ccmbCr D mud 10, at slS 40. For further
Information apply to the Baltimore &
Ohio agente.
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ATtANTA EXCURSIONS.
Lower Ilnto, Vim rsnn,ylvanln LlnoA

In addition 10 twenty day and reason
excursion ticketsto Atlanta, exceptional
low rates have been made Tor ten day
tickets via Ponnsvivania lines. These
tickets will DO sold october 20, Novom.
Der 5, 10Th aud 25th, December 8 and
10th ut SIS 10 from Wheeling. For
special information address John &.
l'omlinsou or John Bailie, ticket agents,
Wheeling. TTn&s
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NormSG 80 distressing a. a hacking
cough. Nothing 80 foolish NJ TO suffer
from IL Nothing 20 dangerous II al.
lowed to continue. ono Minute Cough
euro rivoa immediate tuliOi. Logan Drug
Co, Wheeling w. W., b, +. Peabody,
BcnwoOd aud lowlO K Co., Bridge.
pOft, q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

With the Oxhilarating sense Of renewed
health and strength and internal clean.
illness, which follows the use Of Syrup OF
Figs, is unknown to the few who have
not pressed beyond the old time medi.
cines and tho cheap substitutes some.
times offered but never accepted by the
we'll informed.
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rur uUa cLoTHIERs AND FURNIsHERs.
j. E A LITTLE RED HUB. i


no Bm EAPPX-o
on Christmas morning. you must my
ofthsm. The more Wo give away lno
more happiness Wen SEQ Chrls'mAs
mornIng and happier Wen feel AZ sss'
ing It, Gall aud get one were "A'N
Ing for you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

Ia increasing daily. Cambtlcs, 81 ognla
Host libto Channels, ~ cents Hand
small aud largo buttons, 10 COnia
10 81 dozen. TiE LEAngh
II. ENsnKlMER, 1910 Main 1lreOL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29
Some Of The New Things Sc.
cured by our Buyer While
in New York Last Week.

New Kid Gloves.
Every size, every fashionable color,
every popular price.
New Umbrellas.
Dresden Art Handles, wood sticks,
$l.4S; steel rods, Sligo. A good
Umbrella as low Aa 7ec.
Wool Mlts,
Fine black, all.wool for children, l4c
pair; for ladies, l7c pair.
Atwood Elderdowns.
Another caso at 25c yard.
Down Filled Cushions.
All kinds, colors, shapes and aizoa.
The Newest Fibre
Interlining has a coarse cheese cloth
EandwitChed between.
Jet, Feather, Fur,
and Metal Trimmings in endless VI.
rlety.
Big and Little Buttons,
and Buttons thRtlook like Emo jewelry.
BV-"IMPERIALS" and MODES"
for November can b. had gratis.
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The Hubs Concessions.

Gained and givon-bring retailing to the threshold
Of wholesaling. Our argus eyes seek out the golden
opportunities-our nimble dollars seize tho advantage
and quickly turn it to the profit Of our pa%trons-tho
people-bargains are the scions OF our enterprise
such honest, worthful bargains as satisfy the popular
are bargains that will lash ripples into waves of en-
thusiasm-these are bargains that will cut the purse
string and crowd the store-these are bargains, be-
cause they are underpriced values-because they are
timely answers to the demanding calls toyOur n%ecesst
ties.
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JACOB W. aRUBB,

IRISH MOntanRoh OVsrc0atIngs-the
very lRteEt-mhdo to order az q. Hess 3
sons, Fashionable TailOrS aud Gents
R%uFnlShaFE,
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AN eleEantlInO of Underwear ut popular
prices. Agents for tho fanOusJ aFOs lily.
glonIn Underwear and the celebrated
Eighmls White shirt. q, HESS 3 SONS.
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nErn rIMM-o

Is Drawing nigh, boys, when Prince.
tho finest shetland PonyiH tho state
Will be presented to one Of oGs Little
patrons, Are you one? II not, why
not?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

uAVI: you soon those elegant 50 90
T'rous'rlngs? q should not tail to order
n pair ut q. HESS B SONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

FOR u drink OF Old Rye or bourbon
Whisky, call at lI6l Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

snoRs haltsolcd aud hOOlod, pssROd
o. coniH, sowud 40 cents.
Jos SMItit, 1901 Market street.
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54inch wide, 70 per cent wool, grey mixed cloth, Orr ward
on sale at aVo Jelu'
4' d9sss. wide sss. 1 sSs 4sla AIt eH ssi. A A''''e' Plaid sec yard.
54inch wide Novelty Cloths, in green and black,
sass., . and s Rla Paiss and "a g .sis j and black mix SOC yard.
4e dsa5. g sa sa Ro ss Or Toft'd Novelty Dress 4SC yard.
200 .. pieces o'iaoline Lining Or nooo' 100 value 4C yard.
so pieces plain Evening Shades India Silks AZ ward
at A4O J"Au'
100 pieces Waist Silks, in all desirable stripes and
colors, at 49c, SOC and 72c yard, that people
who are going to buy Silks want to see.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

VIZ do not allow anyone 10 unlorsOll
ua In Watches. Sold on Dnsy payments,
NAMES,
2i87 Market aitoOL.
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WATCHES on payments at
McNAMEE's,
2l37 Market street.

n. n;.L.t, needed ut O'SeilT's. 1908
NO IICktlS A.nrket street Best Cabl-
HN nets, for two weeks, 81 o
per doEnp.
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Our Cor.ct Trade
Ia daily increasing. The greatest ACC,
69c and 81 CorSets IN tho city.
New M~ackintoshoI just in.
TnG LEADER, 1920 Main street.
The herald., 1895-05-03
I. Il. STEWARD
THERE IS ONE PLACE in this great

THERE is ONE PLACE in this great city where busi-
ness is not dull. 1t is the place where you will
always find customers at the counter Why the is
plain. The prices down. The goods are The
stocks ample for doing large business Follow the
lines Watch the hewng of the prices. You know the
house is reliable The windows have been retrimmed The
price tickets speak for themselves The goods hardly
opened before the stocks broken 1t is the quickening
of the prices that brings quickening of trade
NEW LACEs
Where else will you find such stock of at
this great growing lace Measure the goods by
the price, for dozen yards of nice lace Better quail
ties for yard &C. &c. Choose the better goods if
you will for rs and 35c yard Eyleted lace in black
cream Buerre Beige matched They the class of
goods posted ladies nquring for From IS inches
wide. Price from 1oc to $1.oo yard.
YELLING
There is newness in the yelling department 1t
but glance the styles and you buy. No quote
prices Leave that to We posted in all that is
good in the yelling line
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
The balance of 200 dozen heavy ribbed astback
stainless hose Sizes to 9M. The price 2Hc down
from 25c 500 dozen fine double heels and toes with
double knees sizes 81. The price 2sc Sold every
where for 35c.
LADIES CAPES.
The So quality for &c. the $1o quality for $3.50; the
SIS quality for $I2 This is sample line with two
alike We have about $50 capes be sold upon this
basis principally blacks and tans ranging in price from 50
to $12.5o
Today will show new wash dress goods.
Ducks having the largest sale the present time.
Nice neat figured sateens in large assortment of
styles, I21ac yard. Ducks from 3oc yard.
The herald., 1895-05-03
POOL GAMES IN PROSPECT
Aschner, KiImsr and Morley Have
Engaged for Them
Their Challenges Have Finally Been Adjusted
and the L.A.A.C. VIII Arrange
the Matches

There are prospects that the billiardists
and lovers OF pool in this city will have
a chance to witness several fine matches
between some of the crack players who
are now in this city or on the coast. Sew
eral young men burning to achieve the
various championships are pointing their
noses toward Los Angeles as city des-
tined to be the sporting center OF the
southwest, and those already here will
have their hands full.
1t was after the match game few
nights ago at the Los Angeles Athletic
and Harry Frick. that Dave Winnie Kill
mer issued challenge to either Aschner
or Morley to a match game for fair
stake at any date. This was not accom-
panied by any forfeit, SO could not be
regularly taken as challenge. but Nor
ris Ascher placed $25 forfeit in the
Herald and accepted Kiimer's def.
But Mr.. Morley declined to accept a
challenge not backed by forfeit, and
yesterday said that if Kilmer would put
up $25 forfeit t6 back up his challenge.
then he could consider accepting it. Kill
mer was seen latter in company with
Aschner and after stating that lie had
agreed with the later for match at $50 a
side. even 100 points continuous pool, as
soon as Aschner returns from San Fran
cisco, he deposited the S25 forfeit with
the remark that now Mr. Morley must
put up or shut up" AS this is all Mr..
Morley desires no doubt he will also put
up forfeit and in that event the Los
Angeles Athletic club will have some
hotly contested games for its entertain
ment. The young men are acknowledged
good players as amateurs and profession
Ills and are eager to match each other for
superiority.
Apropos of that. there is much dispute
as to Just who is the superior player
There are such titles claimed as champion
of Spring street, champion of the Eighth
ward, champion of Los Angeles, cham
pion of the county, of the state, of the
coast. of the southwest of the west, ETC..
ad libitum. There is a growing desire
that the Los Angeles Athletic club take
the matter in hand and be an authority
on local and Southern California sporting
matters, and as there has been no pool
tournament to decide championships
since November, 1892. the question is;
Why should not the club establish a
championsh ship of Los Angeles and of
Southern California, and hold an annual
tournament to decide the titles owner
shin?
The herald., 1895-05-03
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
A Vigorous WELDING of the
Corporations AK
THEY ENJOY NO IMMUNITY
Railways in the Hands OF Receivers
Must Pay Taxes
THEY ENJOY NO IMMUNITY
The Stubbs Plan Interpreted-A Sunset
Limited Talked of-The c. r. T.
Refrigerator Line

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-The operat-
ing department of the Southern Pacific
company has instituted an economical
reform. There has been vigorous WELD
ing of the corporation s AK. and the nea Is
of several high-salaried division officials
have droppocd into the basket. There
has been another consolidation Of di-
visions.
The change went into effect Wednes-
. day. The Truckee division. comprising
all the track between T1uckse and Car
lin, was abolished. That part of the di-
vision from Truckee to Wadsworth was
annexed to the Sacramento division and
placed under the control of J. B. Wright.
The other half of the division. comprising
the track between Wadsworth and CaTlin.
was attached to the Salt Lake DIVISION
An official notice. sent out by General
Superintendent Fillmore, accomplished
all of the changes mentioned and several
besides. With the adjustment of the
Truckee division. Division Superintend-
ent S.W. Knapp of the Salt Lake division
lost his position. James Agler was ap-
pointed superintendent of the Salt Lake
division in the place of Mr.. Knapp. and
will establish his headquarters at Ogden.
The herald., 1895-05-03
LOCAL NENTlON

First lot of cherries. Althouse Bros.
Peniel Hall tonight, 227 South Main ST..
Grand organ concert Simpson church
May 14th.
Shoes that wear at prices that sell come
from the Queen Shoe Store, 162-l6i n.
Main street.
Evangelist Morrison breaches this after
noon at the union fourfold gospel meet
ing at 1917 North Main st. All invited.
Money saved is money made. The
Queen Shoe Store, 162-164 n. Main street,
can and will save you money on your
shoe bills.
The three weeks meeting to be held
at Peniel hall under the leadership of that
ID. d. has been postponed four days
and will begin Thursday night, May 9th.
The Butler institute. for the treatment
of the liquor morphine, cocaine and to-
bacco habits. has opened offices for bust
ness at 445% South Spring street. Their
treatment is purely vegetable and cure
guaranteed in each case. DR.. Butler, the
originator of the cure. is well known to
the medical profession of this state. hav-
ing been in practice here for fifteen years.
He personally treats all patients.
Premium meats-choice refrigerated
meats, all cured by Cudahy Packing COM
pany process. The choicest beef the mar
ket affords and all other kinds of meats.
Eastern hams, etc. Hotels and dining
cars supplied in eastern cuts All beet
seasoned before sold. Beef tenderloins
and short loins. Finest straw berries.
cherries and ell other fruits and vegeta-
bles in season. Also fish, poultry, game
and scollops. butter, eggs and cheese.
Out OF town hotels supplied at lowest
market prices. Eastern Market Co.,
northwest corner Fourth and Spring
streets. Tel 1908.
The herald., 1895-05-03

An INCREASE of 5000 in the circulation
and 5000 in the nun ber Of members with
in nine months is evidence of an increase
for which provision must be made.
From the report of the librarian it ap-
pears that in the year preceding Decen-
Der l. 1884 9ol. 620 volumes We're handed
over the counter OF the library.
The limited space at command for such
an amount of business is totally made
quate, and the delivery room during the
busy hours presents a scene of crowdins
and discomfort which seriously hinders
satisfactory service on the part of the at
tendahts. Librarian report, page r. }
Between April 1, 1889, and Decem Der
/. 1894 in round numbers !, 200, 900 books
were issued for home use. and over half
that number in the reading rooms.
Twenty-Five thousand persons registered
as members.
'.Although the business has increased
to this extent not an inch OF space has
been added for the convenience of the
public, and the quarters were thought too
small five years ago!' librarian S re.
port. page Is.
The same increase in circulation and
members must continue and 1t will be
only short time when 1T will be physic
ally impossible to accommodate all the
patrons Of the library. The directors
should not be held responsible for result
they are pOwerless to remedy. Whether
the citizens will ermit the prese mt state
of affairs to continue and grow worse. is
for them to decide. The remedy is in
their hands. We request the voters to
authorize the issuance of the ponds in
order that the library may. in measure,
accommodate itself to the growth of the
city.
The polling places today will be again
located as published in yesterdays Her
aid. The water company. it is said, will
take a hand in the voting TODAY.
The herald., 1895-05-03

her into court. She held watch in her
mouth which she refused to give up. and
when the attendants attempted to re-
move it by force DIR. J. II. 7. Jenkins
had his finger very badly bitten, the bone
being crushed. After returning home
the doctor was suffering great pain from
his wound and was compelled to take to
his bed. There is danger of blood poison
ing. SO that the doctor was somewhat un-
easy last evening. The patient was placed
in a padded cell and given an opiate to
quiet her. and the case was continued
until MONDAY to enable the doctors to de-
termine whether it is case Of insanity
or acute hysteria.
Josephine M. Berlin was examined in
Judge Mckinleys court yesterday as to
her sanity. She labors under the hallu-
cination that some one is trying to
poison her. She was committed to H gh-
lands asylum.
The herald., 1895-05-03
Introduction of "Splits"

"Split" is term used in England for a
half-pint bottle. which is likely to be-
come Americanized. because Apollinaris
"splts" are now being introduced here,
and bid fair to be as we'll known and pop
ular on this side as they are in England.
The bottling of Apollinaris water in half
plnts or ''sp it's is said to be due to the
prince of Wales, who expressed the wish
to receive the water in bottles of this
size. Apollinaris splits have since be-
come feature in the London clubs.
Many people. when not wanting as much
as a pint, will be glad to receive a half
pint bottle instead of a glass, thus being
sure to obtain the water fresh and genu-
inc.
The herald., 1895-05-03
i stal ...................... 1oOo

The attempt in certain quarters TO make
an A. 7. A. contest out OF the election
proved entirely unsuccessful.
The election today is to vote upon the
question of issing 1910. 900 worth of 4O-year
bonds drawing interest at the rate OF AZ
per cent; $25 900 of which is for the pur-
pose of purchasing thirtyeight and a
half acres adjoining the park in East Los
Angeles the balance to be used in i'm
proving the land; S100. 900 for the pur-
chase Of 2l5 acres to be added to Elyslan
park and for the improvement OF the
same: $25. 900 for the purchase OF land
to extend the Westlake park from
Seventh street to Ninth street and fol.
roadway around the extension and for
the improvement of land purchased: $780,
900 for the purchase OF land located in the
Providencia rancho north of the city, for
the location of head works for system
of water works to be owned and con-
trolled by the city: $40. 900 for the, acqulr-
ing of land and erecting thereon Of CEN
trail police station for the city. ana $780,
and museum, which it is contemplate
to erect in Central park shoul the bonds
carry.
Upon the subject of the last named
proposition the library trustees yester-
day issued the following:
To the Voters of the City of Los Angeles
special election will be held Satur-
suance Of bonds for the erection of pub
lie museum and library
The following considerations are sub
mitted by the directors of the library in
favor of the bonds:
Residents of Los Angeles, almost with
out exception, desire to maintain the
public library. Considered as a factor in
our educational system, as an adjunct to
the public schools, as means of assist
ance, to local literary and scientific So
ceties. and more particularly as min
lister to those who crave knowledge or in
tellectual entertainment obtain its ia
vors free. the library is an agent working
for the public welfare, and civic wisdom
dema nds that it be fostered
1t is regrettable that lack of space for
bids an elaboration of details showing the
present insutliciency of room space, and
the injury created thereby. Shelf room is
exhausted; the reference room, reading
room. work room and the quarters de-
voted to the general circulation are each
grossly inadequate FOR the purposes to
which they are severally devoted. The
health and comfort of the attendants arc
mcnaced. the convenience of the public is
c'etailed and the general efficiency of the
,orary is greatly impaired by its present
cramped quarters.
The following figures furnish a potent
argument for increased facilities. They
represent the total circulation and MEM
bership from the month of July, 1894, to
April, 1895: Z.
The herald., 1895-05-03
The A. r. u. Fight

TOPEKA, Kan. May 2.-Renewed
appeals have been made recently for the
reinstatement OF American Railway union
men who struck last year. but General
Manager Frye of the Santa Fe has refused
to recede from his original determination
to take none such men back into the en-
ploy of the company.
'These men," he said. "had a periua-
nent work. and could have retained their
positions just as long as they performed
their duties and obeyed the rules and
regulations, bnt they saw proper to con-
meet themselves with an irresponsible or
ganization rather than to remain loyal to
the company which gave them steady en-
pployment and furnished them with the
means of support for themselves and their
families
In conclusion, Mr.. Frye said: Surely
the management cannot be blamed for
the present condition of these men. as
due warning was given to all employees
before the strike took place, protesting
against any action of our employees in
support of the A. r. in its fight.