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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-08
LOCAL BREvrr1Es.
Matters of Minor MOmSas In and About
the CAY,

AAAktnEA VI eAAnof auhAAAt ~ AAA s@NNeN
the CAY,
THE decorating department OF tho
LRBello pottery will resume operations
this morning.
MEETINGS OF the council committees
on fire department aud real Gstato hRvo
been called for this evening.
THERE were four common cases In tho
police court Saturday morning and one
lone ono at tho evening court
Very handsome badges have arrived,
to bo worn by the X. I. Of this city
on the occasion OF their trip to tho
Boston conClave the last Of tho month.
NoTIoE Is given in another column
that tho German Fire Insurance Com.
pany has declared q dividend OF five
per cent, q pretty good Hlgn these
times.
A MARRIAGE license was Issued satur,
pdayto Michael DroEdoWszy, a native OF
Germany, aged twentY,Seven, and Mary
Markss, a native Of Germany, aged sew
enteen,
OFFICER DUDLEY last night saved tho
police court from o whitswash this
morning by hauling in William Upke,
on charge Of disorderly conduct in the
Eighth ward,
A REGULAR meeting Of the Ohio coun'
ty Bar Association was held Saturday,
at which Massrs. G. b, Caldwell, O. Il,
Morris, J. b. HRndlan and |, +, Jones
were admitted to membership,
For the first time in. many weeks
there was not an arrest made by tho
police Saturday night, and up to supper
time yesterday the docket for this
MORNINGS police court was still q
blank.
HEAVY wagon drawn by four horses,
and belonging to George AbramS, ran
through @. NJ. Cosn's fence, on South
Ponn street, Saturday, breaking panel
OF tho fence down and frightening q car.
load OF people badly.
CLERK Hook on Saturday admitted to
record deed made July 5, 1898, by the
Union Building Association, to Mrs.
Anna Swan, for a piece Of property ut
the southeast coEneEot North Huron aud
Kentucky streets. Consideration, 81 800,
TnE famous Jack Bass fishing club
has elected the following officers: Pres
ideut, Anton Roymann; vice president,
Judge q, W. Jetiors; secretary, Henry
Bioberson; treasurer J. J. sheokeyi
provision master. W, Wolty; quarter.
master, Colonel Aug. Rolf,
SUNDAY Messrs. Louis schan, Martin
Carroll, Michael Stein, A. Pestinger, II.
Goethe aud A. Palmer departed over the
Baltimore & Ohio road for Detroit,
Mich, to attend the session OF the
Grand Lodge Of tho Improved Order OF
Knights OF Pythias. Tho convention
opens Tuesday, and ITO lodges will be
Represented.
The certificate OF incorporation Of tho
Ollppo Oil Company was left for record
at Clerk Hooks office on Saturday. The
incorporators arc I, ]. Vandergritt, OF
Jamestown, n. Y; John NJ Patterson,
Philo n. French and James d. McKair,
OF Pittsburgh; W. L. Curtis, Of Brad
ford, Pa, and ". II, Hearne and i. d.
Scott, Of this city.
TINS evening Excelsior Lodge No. 0,
A. o. U. W., will install tho following
officers: p. NJ. W, W. ". Rodgers; NJ.
W., +. D. Friedrich; Foreman, l. Gard
ner; Secretary, Wheeler Buchanan;
Uyerseer, ]. W. Elicit; Guide, ]. NJ.
Dunlap; Financial Secretary, W. T,
Higgins; Treasurer, AlIon Brock In.
side Guard. E. Emsheimer; Outside
Guard, II. Thalman.
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bus he had friends who would do it.
| Auothsrswore that Mayer told him to
lot O'Brlon alone, as no would get
sluggad in q iSw minutes. Another
sworo he heard Mayer say that O'BTlen
would be fixed before no could got out
| OF town. In addition to this, Mayor
was at tho depot with Harrison just be-
foro the train pulled out on which
0'Brlen, It was known, was going to
Fairmont at . o'clock that night; and 1t
twas intended to do tho smuggling then
and there, but 0'Brien'a friends woro
expecting ii, and were numeronSly on
hand, and SO tho attack wRa not made.
But as soon as tho train pulled out, Ma
ger and Harrison drove 10 Ford'a Cross
ing, RmilQ down town, boarded tho train,
aud iuat a. the train whlslled for Bon
wood station, four miles from Wheeling,
aud while o Brien was lying in his seat,
with his Oyes closed, Harrison struck
him several blows in tho face with a
weapon OF some kind, and Magor was
standing beside Harrison, but did not
strike O'Brien, because II was not neces-
sary for him to do so, rs Harrison was
getting In his work with his billy"
But the governor says no weapon was
used. Mr.. Gender, brakeman on the
train, and a very intelligent man, swore
that Harrison had some weapon in his
hand, but he used 1t 80 rapidly that he
could not 500 what II was. DR.. Brown
field, who dressed O'Brion's wounds at
Fairmont, the same morning that ho
was attacked, sWorS that both OF
OBri0n's syOs wGro bruised and were
badly swollen, md that no was bruised
on tho arms and chest, aud also stated
that the wounding could not have beon
done with the naked fist. But with all
this positive testimony before him, tho
governor reaches tho conclusion that
1t was nothing moro than Ru assault aud
battery" aud that the punishment oil
sixty days in Jail was too severe for the
crime committed. Although $50 miles
away from tho sccnb OF tho trial, and
evidently without reading tho tesu'
mOny given before court and jury, he
arrives at tho remarkable conclusion
that neither judge nor jury knew any.
thing about law or testimony, and
therefore punished two Innocent gentle
men entirely too severely.
In all candor, and without prejudice,
am forced TO tho conclusion that Gov.
ernor MucCorklo. in tho pardon Of
these two criminals, has committed an
act that will follow him, aud ought to
haunt him, for years to come. It is Il
disgrace to tho high position he ills to
use power in so slipshod Il manner
The bettor people OF this section, who
know tho personal character OF tho men
no turned loose upon this community
to commit other similar crimes-for
this is not tho first act Of that character
they have been guilty oi-and tho law
abiding people OF the entire state will
not look with favor upon an executive
who so wantonly abuses his power and
authority. MARSHALL County.
Nomdsuilye, July :, 1895.
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"The Wigwam," Mr.. Samuel Bruba.
ker's new restaurant aud saloon in tho
LANCE building, on tho corner Of Mar
ket and Fourteenth streets, will be for
mally opened to-day. II is as finely
fitted up aud completely equipped n
place as can DO seen anywhere in this
vicinity, aud with the propriotor's high
standing in tho business II is safo to pro-
dict that ii will at once attract
a large share Of the most do.
sirablo custom. Upstairs are num-
Der OF comfortable aud stylishly fitted
private rooms. aud the bar itself il
attractive In all is appointments The
Wigwam has been open for several
days, but the furniture, especially the
large, handsome mirror, was not COM
pleto, owing to delay in shipment. II
is now complete, and will stand COM
parison with anything in its tine any
where. As to the quality Of the goodl
dispensed, the propriOtor's reputation
as caterer lie so high as to make com
ment superlluous.
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A wHEELING CONTRACTOR
Throws up his sab.Contrnct GU the Alle'
Ehsny POstOiilcc.

Throws up his Sab. Contract on the Allie
Ehsny Po'toficS.
In tho Pittsburgh Dispatch yoItorday
appeared an article saying that Wilbur
d. JacobI. Of Wheeling, who had tho
Sub.contracl undOr Richardson & Bur-
goes for tho brick work on tho iounda.
tions for tho new po1toficO in Allo-
phony, had loft, and that several con.
tracton who furnished materials for his
mart of tho work wofs unpaid. Mr.
'Jacobs's own version Of tho story 10
aiso glyon. 10 says no did not
Iayo sufficient working capital to
con,lnuo tho work, having borrowed
what ho had when no began, and TINT
the principal contractors took tito work
of his hands. lin Gays oil accounts
wore sriarod uD 10 tho tlmO the last
estimate was allowed, whom he threw up
tho fob aud came home, not having
made cont on H. A Wheeling man
who WORKED on tho brick sub.Contract
holds tho noLo VI tho main contractors
for tho wagOl duo him. Mr.. Jacobs IL
now working In this city.
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AT MEsLEY CHUMOH.
Reception of PrObatlOuer' There YOstsl
DAY Forenoon.

Reception Of PFobatiOuers There NoSteF'
day ForonoOn.
Yesterday at the Wesley NJ. E. church
the morning service was takcn up in
the ceremony and reception Of proba'
TONERS into full membership. Twenty
one wero so received. Rev. L. w. Rob-
erts, assisted by Rev. George HopwoOd'
conducted the services. The financial
report Of the board oftrustees was read
by the treasurer, W. W. Mcconnell.
The church starts oil free from debt as
farms incidental expenses are concerned.
The church debt has been reduced dur.
ing tho year nearly $500, aud q plan is
on foot to wipe it out entirely during
the next two years at least perhaps
sooner.
Alright Rev. L W. Roberts preached
from the text. "As Moses lifted up tho
serpeut in tho wilderness, even so shall
tho Son Of Man be lifted up" Hc COM
msnced his sermon by saying that no
once knew a preacher out in the center
Of the state thath more sermons than
he had texts ID suit them, and that
when he wished to swing clear, he
preached from these words. lie made
tho points:
/. That there must DO change made
somewhere when one becomes relig'
ious; that Is. whom sinner becomes a
Christian. The change is not in sin,
for il is the same thing 1t was 5000
yesrs ago. Then tho change must DO in
the sinner.
2. This change is complete; tho mind,
the thoughts and the whole man. What
no hated, he now loves.
This change is made through the
iutercession Of Christ As the people
were healed by looking. so are we
healed by looking to Christ through
faith. =.
be seen ali over the camp. There were
diving ones all through the camp.
Hence the serpent should DO lifted 90
IL could DO seen by all. Christ was
lifted up on the cross aud the whole
world can see. The curse Of sin has
affected all-its passion has inSinuated
itselt everywhere. so all must see him
10 be healed. He must DO seon by
faith-simply looking will not do. In
the case Of tho Israelite. II was only
the body 10 DO healed. but in this case
both body and soul will be healed.
On next Saturday evening tho Ep'
worth League Of this church will GivO d
lawn fsto at tho home OF Mr.. Pownall
ON Eoif street, between Thirty.fiith and
Thirty.sixth streets. Afno programme
OF amusenentB has boon prepared.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

uouSe, 8 Toolus. brick, hall, bath Gul bl,s
yhsna Jacob 81, between Nth uuQ 10th sta 81 II
House, G rooms and S-roOmed hOGA1 IN rely
Eoif ~, between 2dand I'D sta, Silva.
House, s rooms, Market a., Centre Whgeliag.
' HoSso. sToomS and hall. lot GoIll0 100, Iaa
Il House, s.roomefNcottDgO. Jacob st., near ?Ra,
800, -, =, ,o.,,o,. 49,,
st., between Jacob and Wood sti', $500
House, s rooms, 1870 streGt,Sl.JJO.
House, 0 rooms, McColl0oh st., Centre WAesl
ii hquss, rooms and hall. chRpiino st, III
ward, $500.
$500 ,o,,,,n
Ii House, Il rooms aud store room Main Iiree;
near 2lst street, lot HIi2l feet
House, 0 rooms and hall, ChaplIno street, mas
Garner iot Lind street, Bolyedero. slS1
House 5 rooms, ltth street, 81, Goa
double frame house, 10 rooms aud St0O r0S1
corner OF 33d and Jacob streets, rents Tor 81 pS'
nl House I rooms, 18th street, $1,000
House rooms 18th street, cheap On auy
'' HOUSE. "a rooms brick, Jacob street, IIh vl,l
'' Double house lOrOOuEIndlana street, I,sal
e1 House u.s. rooms corner lot, 9th street, cay
Vi House lou ] rooms Baltimore street, East wAsG.
III House, 10 rooms brick, with large lot liza
Lots on Lind street. RolvsdOro, $50 ,Sad SH
each.
Three lots IN Park Wow cheap
BusineSs property gu Market street at moiar
e ~. 500 $500. $500, 5000 and s45oo 70 loaa %
real estate
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Yesterday morning at the Church oil
the Immaculate Conception. on tho
South Side, an unusually large number
Of boys and girls WsrO confirmed by
Right Rev, Bishop z. j, DOnRhue, as
sisted by Rev, Father Mullen, rector OF
the parish. The services were largely
attended aud music was feature OF the
day. The following wero conhEmed'
Boys-Joseph Manly, John Rose, JOS
eph Medlsr, Frank PrzyIeuski, james
Copuoru, Charles Risster Martin Nc
Laughlin, Andy Minkenski, George
Wees, Ambrose Mcneil, Edward HabiE'
Daniel o'Malia, John LoealOr, Frank
Carney, August Hasenauer, Richard
joyce, Charles Werner, James Watson,
John Watson, Howard Null, Marlin
Lotus. Charles Walker.
Girls-Mary Goblin, Josephine Oner'
10, Wilimina Otto, Cecilia Nsy, Mary
KoproSki, Annie hungarian, Cecilia
Baanon. Mary Belyille. Cecilia Aubor,
Elizabeth schoen. Teresa Forest, Teresa
Zierlor, Catherine Dldlon, Sophia
Weneske, Mary Minkenski, Mary
seipanski, Mary Mcneil, Emma Hack
euberg, Minnie Otte, Mary BrzowsEi,
Margaret Gavin, Mary Dixon, Blanche
BuTTee, Alice Mackin, Anna hilleen,
Ballie Maniou, Minnie Mcnamara, Rose
Erb, Elisabeth Thomas, Lucretia Thai
mann, Bridget Null.
In the afternoon the beautiful Hes'
pers services were given and another
large congregation was present. inc
class OF confrmands was very large,
but not so large rs has been confirmed
At this church; in one instancethenum'
Der was over eighty.
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A HORSE kicked II. S. shafor, OF the
Froomysr House, Mildloburg, N. Y, on
the knee, which laid him up In bed
and caused tho knee joint to become
stn. A friend recommended him to
ulo ChambOrlain's Pain Balm, which no
did, and in two days, was ablc to bU
around. Mr.. Shaier hNg recommended
Il to many others and says 1t Is excel.
lont for any kind Of II bruisO or sprain.
This Same Remedy Ia also famous for
itl CIirns of rhouuntigm
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For quarter OF n century Dr.. King'l
Now Discovery has been tested, and tho
millions who have received boneht from
It's use testify to It's wonderful curative
powers In all diseases Of Throat, Chest
and I.unes. A remedy that has stood
the test go long and that has given 90
universal satisfaction is no experiment
Each bottle is positively guaranteed tc
giyo relief, or the money will be refund
cd. lis admitted to DO the most roll
able for Coughs aud Colds. Trial bottles
FREQ Mt Logan Drug Co.'S Drug storN
LargesiEo 50c and 81. b
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Greens oro-Riv feet inches
aud stationary. Weather cloudy aud
warm.
Warren-Rlvsr 0.lO OF foot and ris-
ing. Weather cloudy and warm,
Oil City-River foot 8 inches aud
rising. Weather cloudy and warm.
steubonville River 3 feet 4 inches
and rising. Weather cloudy and warm.
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
I OW Prices
u And Standard Goods

This has always been our motto. No
other house in tho State eau show such
record. We have at all times boon
the llrst 10 reduce prices, and through
tho daily papers posted the purchasers,
Our price list can always be relied upon
as tho lowest for the quality OF goods
NO offer.
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THERE iS one medicine that will cure
Immediately. We refer to Do Wits
Collie and Cholera Cure tor all summer
complaints. No delay, no disappoint-
ment, no failure. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling W. Va, D. +. Peabody, Ben
wood, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, O.
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Yesterday was tho day got by tho
Presbyterian General Assembly to take
no collection in all the churches to.
ward raising a million dollars for tho
mission cause, In all tho local churches
liberal contributions we're made to this
ann
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MONROE WHALrS, of Birmingham,
Ala, writes: ~ purchased elk boxes
OF your Japanese Pile Cure from NJ.
AMI Golden, and it has entirely curDd
me Of n case Of piles Of % yoars stana.
ing; will advise my friends to use It
Chas. X, Goetzo aud w. W. Irwin.
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Last evening, at tho Thomson NJ. L,
church, OIL tho Island, tho pastor, ltey
DIR, +. d. 4. Buckley, preached to largo
congregation Nh "Ihe Larger Christian.
ity," the thomO that has interested 80
1nanY hearera for several woekl back.
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Tnn most pleasant little pills for rOg.
nlatlng the bowels ara DO Wits Littlc
Early RIsors. euro alex headache and
constipation. Small pill. Small dose.
Logan Drag Co., Wheeling, W. Va, u.
\. Peabody, Dsnwood, and BowlO & Co.,
BfldpOpOfl, U.
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! want oyoty man aud woman In Tho
United States Interested In tho Opium
mud Whisky habits to hayo QUO Of my
books on those diHoaaOl. Address j. NJ,
WouhRY, Atlanta, Ga,, Boz $50, and one
will bO BOnL you iFOa gAwy
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MANY CONFIRMED
ByBishop DonRhuo at the Church
of Immaculate Conc eptIon.
THE CONFIRNlNDS OYER FIFTY

In NumOer-Vcspsr Services ia tho
Aftcrnoon-Dr. Buckley on tho
Larger Christianity at Thomson
ohuroh-YOsterday at Wesley NJ. Il,
ohuroh-To Raise Million for Mis-
sions,
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SALESMAN (AIEDICAL)-WANTED
Ne coII On nhvsiclanS with largo aud i'm
,6ytSnt surgical work almost ready, An excel
1Snt incon,s can DO earned by physicians OF
othors of good address State age and experience
IhcI BnX i6Sl PHILADELPHIA. Pa mfl
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arockAoLpERs, MEETINGS.
STOCKS, BONDS. ETC.

SToCKs FOR SALE
lOShares German Bank.
loshares Exchange BANK.
100 AhAFea spears Axle Works
Oshares Wheeling Steel & Iton co,
gOsharnd franklin Insurance Co
?ishares Warwick China Co,
~ shares Ohio Valley bank,
5shnrns Fire and Marine IulurRnca Co.
Two Lots In EdgingtOn's LAne:
Y. s IRWIN, Broker,
IeaO No "a Twelfth street
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FOR SAID.

No, lis s. Penn street, 9 rooms and bath, both
gRSeS Cheap.
No, "a Itlh street. Ii.roomed brick Cheap
No, 6O9 Market street, q rooms, Si.50l
Nos ii0i aud llOj Market btreeL busluGIi
property, sl2.5)O
Nos. "a and 80 37th street, IL rooms. SASJl.
No. 213S Market street, rooms aud bath, sJ.6)l
No. 70 S. York street. looms Cheap
No, 81 n. Front st., rooms aud bath. Chean
large stable 5000
Corner 18th and wooda street. dwelling auI
store room Cheap
Houses OF all sizes aud in different locations
Saloon for sale on 10th street cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale on Mlrke. street
cheap.
Cigar store on Market street for sale cheap
Iullding lots iu all the bOst locations in Tia
city.
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN
HERRY j. Pink.
,t...
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EoR SALE.

EOR SELR. q r
Wheeling Steel aud Iron Company bonds
Wheeling Pottery bonds,
pledmOui Water Works bonds,
Ripley District, Jackson county, bonds.
Wheeling New Steel Bridge bonds.
Ohio County bonds,
IhEello Iron Works stock.
Exchange Bank stock.
Wheeling Railway Company stock.
Riverside Glass Company stock.
New Steel Bridge stock.
Hank OF Wheeling stock.
SIMPSON g. HAZLETT.
JyS NO. 1911 MARKET STREET
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FoR RENT.


EOR RENT.
Two good Easements, suitable for LAun.
dry or BRFbor shop.
One third story dwelling, six rooms, on
Eleventh street, all conVenieneeL
JAMES L. HAWLEY.
Real Estate and ROAl EstRto Loan Agent. 1905
Main street Telephone So. Iy6
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TO LOAN.

TToNEYTO LOAN'oN GOOD REAL
N Fstate security. FOR further lniorn9un ll
aud particulars, addreIs,BOx 49, Wheeilhs ETs'
nlipO -
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WANTEp-.MsiEINSI Nh, WHO i0l.,v " %I IarI.
onmmIsgion selling goods BY sample 70 dealers,
Frnorienco unnecessary. Write US hOHST
HOLD SPECIALITY CO., t7b) Cincinnati, ono
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WANTED.

WTANTRD-sUMMER BoARDERS,
w phiiI,Ds Hall. bethany, W. Va
or,In, rntreat ior the heated terult newly lWel
In: new management; terms moderate op Wy
after July q For Information address l. H. ~
FARLAND. BothanY w. va. ~
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Special opportunity for boys
and girls In Writing Lessons
during tho vacation, SPECIALLY
Low PRICES for this session,

licn.O cnll OF Addro.. a. Aboyc. loI.wA.
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A BARGAIN
in REAL ESTATE

Il IN Block No .. Old Fair Grounds addition
fronting 60 feet on the west side OF North Hurol
street. between Kentucky and New Jersey streets
On lot No II Is 10 double frame cottage dwelling
Ofa rooms each, Nos. Il aud az n. Huron 81
Also. three vacant lots, Nos q, % and n
Block No 2, on tho east side OF North Wabash
street nj the Intersection Of Indiana street. Each
lot Is S0Kl20 feet II bought soon, can DO had
very cheap.
Fart Of lot No. Is on tho west side Of Main s..
between Twonty.kccond street and alley 10. Has
frontage Of Az feet and extends to the alley III
the rear.
Building lots in woodsdale, Lcalhorwood aud
Pleasant Valley.
MONEY LOANED on CITY REAL ESTATE