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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
A SAP SUDDEN DEATH
At Moandsvllle-tIarry ". Patton Die
from Recent Iujurle.

At MoandsVills-IIarry W. Patton pies
from Recent Iujurle"
Tho saddest and most unexpected
death that has occurred in Mouudaville
for long time was that of Harry W.
Patton, a very promising young man,
twenty years Of age, who died at about
o'clock yesterday morning after only
few days illnesL
Tho cause Of his death 10 not fully
known, but Il is supposed 1t was tue re-
suit Of an injury received by being
thrown from bicycle some days ago.
Nothing developed in his case until
Friday evening last, when no became
sick enough to taEO to his bed, and
from that time he was weakened by the
loss Of a great quantity Of blood. He
had chosen tho profession Of a doctor
and had Just completed course oil
study at MorgantoWn, aud wortd have
left on Friday TO enter medical school
in Baltimore with young friend. Ho
was conscious almost Ill. the last.
lie had many friends in Wheeling,
Morgantown, Moundsvillo and other
places, whose deepest sympathy is with
his heart broken parents, to whom he
Wa' 40 devoted. Tho funeral will take
place to-day, from his late homo in
MoandsyiIIe Of . o'clock. The services
will be conducted by Rev. q. W..
Grimes, under whose ministry lie was
converted aud became q christian. The
Young men OF tho CITY will attend the
iunura. In body, as far as is possible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

Slnca the over'the,Tiyer towns insli.
tatad quarantine against this city last
week there has been IN unbroken
series Of seuselOss red tapa perform.
ances on tho part ofthe officials charged
with carrying out the quarantine, but
probably nothing that has happened
comsa up to tho experience OF Wheel.
ing man in Martins Ferry yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. II. @. Meyer Of Meyer
& RutCIif, figured as the principal in
the NlRlL
Mr., Meyer wanted to interview tho
MaTtin's Ferry authorities Rnd secure,
II possible, permit for his delivery
wagon to bH admitted into tho town.
iie went to EInRyille, and upon max
ing known his mission, was allowed to
board an OhiO.sila car aud go to Mar
tina Ferry, ila went to Mayor Woat'
woods office, bat found that official was
absent. Ito then started to hunt tho
mGyoT, and Wills on the atreet WA APP
preached by two Martins Ferry police
officers, aud placed under arrest for an
alleged violation Oi the quarantine
laws, lie explained how he came to DO
IN the town. aud offered TO relieve the
placB OF his uuWslcoms presence either
by the Terminal road or Otreet car,
but this did not suit the two Jealous
officials, who proceeded with him to
tho city bRstie, where in spite OF the
Wheeling mans protest he was torCibly
placed behind the bars. This IN the
tacs, too, OF the fact that le offered to
remain IN the police Office until the
mayor could bs lound and his case heard.
This was Mr.. Meyers first experience
behind the bars, and although he was
no, exactly pleased With the situation,
lie took the affair phllosophically. lilo
was placed in DURANGO at 1850 .. IN. and
1t was not until Gas that he was re-
leased. lie was not even allowed to
telephone TO friends aud apprise them
Of his situation. Finally, Mr.. Lphardt,
Of the belmont brewery, who knew Mr..
Meyer, heard Of the affair and promptly
had him bailed out. His bond specifies
that he must appear at future date,
not named, and answer to tho charge oil
violating the Ohio quarantine laws,
which are somewhat strict, The pecu.
liar phase Of the affair is that the mayor
has no authority to allow Mr.. Meyer to
come back and appear should his case
come up before quarantine Is raised.
The action OF the police ollicars In
placing Mr.. Meyer in cell in company
with man who, he says, looked to be
q likely candidate for smallpox, when
their purpose would have been accom-.
plishod by simply retaining linn at the
police office, is something that nobody
can defend. II was. however, very
much on par with the action of tho
oysr.therivor officials in other instances
during the paat week,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

A party OF ClRysvillo mon wcre
among tho Baltimore 4 Ohio excursion.
lists who cnlua to this city Sunday. they
wsro well behaved as Ioug as they 70.
maiuod in Wheeling, but tho following
telegram from that town tells tho SO.
qucl!
Last night about $50 a lot Of toughs
OF this place, who had begun to feel the
effects ot lomc Wheeling booze, created
Il disturbance. Tho crowd marched
down to tho restaurant and news stand
OF u. II. ShipIot and tried to raise
light with tho proprietor. who, bolng n
cripple, undertook to persuade them to
loavo. This ihoy refused TO do, aud
the PROPRIETOR, having sOvotal itieuda Ia
tho place, proceeded to CjOct tho
rowdicI.
This caused FREQ eight, In which
kniyos, hiiiios and royoivorS cut n wids
figure. Several shots wcfo lirOd by tho
gang, who, when their ammunition ran
out, fled to tho woods, Warrants arc
out for thOir nIrost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

Yesterday afternoon about 2:30 a BAL.
timore 4 Ohiu freight train started up
Sixteenth street Tho front Of II got n
considerable distance east Of Eoa street
and tho rear end was still on tho south
side OF tho creek, when the train stalled.
This blorkaiOd Main, Market, Chap.
limo aud Eolr streets GloctuRlly, AMI tho
train was allowed to romain unmovOi
for over twenty minutes. Finally Capt
bennett went TO tho otiicinis and order.
cd II moved. All the cross streets wGro
bloCkadOd, and there were number OF
cars, vehicles, alc., and hundreds OF peo.
plo stoppod by tho train. A Tow arrests
In such cases would do good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
No SHOW. tnl. Month.

There will not DO any attraction at
the Opera House this month. Manager
RisStor had booked several but all
have been cancelled. Among tho com.
panIes which we're TO come this month
were Coon Hollow" IA Modern Me.
phisto," Donnelly & Girard and Fred
Wardc. Tho first booking loft uncan.
celcd is George Thatcher and Carroll
Johnson's "Iho Now Woman" for 0c-
tobcr 3. Iii very likely that most Of
tho Cancelled attractions will appear
later in the season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

TnE ran.llandlo Dyoing establish
mOnt, owned BY John IlOilmoior, at No.
l4al Market Gtroot, ts tua boat equipped
house Of It's kiud Ia Wheeling III allt'
ton to tho dyoing aud cleaning depart.
monts d corps Of tltst.Clas' ta,lor1 are
employed, who eau do repairing ~ neat
~ ID is possible. Clothes and lallof
garments, cleaned or dyed, eau 10 mado
10 look like now Satisfaction Ruaran'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

Tho people Of our city viii DO
pOaaod to learn that Mr.. RIccl has
boon induced by his former pupils to
spend at leNNt ona day, aud poSSlbly
two days, per weot during tho coming
season In Wheeling. lilo will begin his
Instructions In singing At tho EgOrlOr
hHi, corner Of Eleventh nnd Market
streets, nOxL Wednesday evening aud
Thursday, September Is and 10Th llo
will 10 pleased 10 trv tina voice OF auy
ono Win may wish II, FREQ u charge,
Wednesday ayRnng from 7i3O 10 3
o'clock or from $3.50 10 10 o'clock on
ThutBiny morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
Thc IIuenere wIIl shnl Down.

President A. D. Seamon, Of tho Buck.
eye glass works, gives out that he will
close down tho works OH Saturday for
an Indefinite period. The works have
been operated with non.union workmen
since the first Of tho year and it lie sup.
posed that tho continued lawlessness
and troubles in running the works leads
to this action.
Henry Johnson, ono Of the blowers at
tho Buckeye, was fined SIS and costs
yesterday for carrying a revolver and
he paid 1t and left town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
All our Mems Clothing!
In fact everything, Sell more
since-do better than ever-sell
cheaper.
The Boys and ChildPal's Department
ooOOoOOOOOOOOS

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, 1895-09-17

A bad rear end freight wreck occurred
at Laurelton, on the Wheeling & Lake
Erie railroad. Sunday night. An extra,
running six miles an hour, crashed into
a freight train, raining four miles an
hour. Tho engine on the extra aud
several tRsS aud the caboose aud several
cars on the regular were smashed
Both trains were olSt-bound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
ZINE rAILonENG-rALL srYLnl.

We Gait attention to our large and hand.
some Illus uf Foreign and Domestic Wool.
ens, purohRNpd dirout by orr eastern
Rgvut Tor IhO ilne tailoring trade.
The fashionable cut aud stylish appear
aHep oF our gntmNnts Tecommnnh thpn,'
selves
PrIoas rSasbnublH. Our Furnishing DO.
partment IL always eOmplHtH, 6OG Rlng
SHckwcHr loader. We handle the OBlu.
brnIrd Elghinle shirt, 81 90.
Just received, 900 dozen Vt our popular
Macn Hnhn CSC Half Hose.
q. HESS & SONS,
T0IlOra aud Fiue FurnishsrA,
1891 and 1898 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
EXpOsllIDN INCUNsloNs.
RsaasVa Rates 80 pn,,bar:h via Pennsyt.
Vhnin LiurA

On Thursdays, September 10 and 60,
October 8. 10 aud II; Tuesday. October
| md oh Saturdays. October II aud 10,
excursion tickets 20 Pittsburgh, account
tho Exposition, will DO sold at So round
trip for nil regular trains via ronnsyi.
vnnia Limos from Wheeling on those
dates. Tho excursion rate include, al.
mission to tho Exposition. aud tickets
will DO good returning two days from
date Of sale. For tickets und tins Of
trains apply TOD. G. Tomllnson or John
BntiiU, Ytekot Agents, MheeiinR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

The mandamuS papers Of John
Haynes TO compel the city council Of
Martins Ferry TO appear In court and
stats tho reasons for the non.pnyment
Of tho bills Of tho Fifth strrot injunc.
ton case, were presented to tho coun.
Gil last night. Council accepted tue no.
tieo and directed the city soncttor to
take the necessary steps.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

:hrlves on good food and sunshine, with
plenty OF exercise In the open air. Her
form CLOVIS with hcalth and her face
blooms with ils beauty. II her system
needs the clean'ing action Of laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleas
ant liquid laxative syrup Of FtgL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
TIE EYES.

II Inns been demonstrated that there II
mars ave aud head hOlOA from tbs defects
nf rO,Farilnn hnl the Uae 1T glasses not
IrOpsriy adjusted than from all other
rnnSst. and (iat Il Il absolutely HrrNSsnry
tWhnVS the eyes scientifically aud sklllfuIiy
sIn,ninNd aid lifted with glasses to secure
teiipf hnh prnvUnt injury,
Those Needing apcctndles, mr. iieir oyos
tire ut hrnt MINES whrn reading ar sow
Ing oan cunaHlt aud have tholf HTss exams
lnTh for glasses Without charge hy rtOt.
ghnf, the Scirhtlhu OpliulnH, no Main
street, nest dur to suHnk 4 UN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

Jos Horne & Co. Sixth Page
AlnS,t beyond BSI!ei1Dr; d,Scns's E9Tynra
Eighth Page.
City TsS NotIce-Iames X. Hall,
q, A. r. Reunion,
Nolc0-lI q Zane.
iiol Caggs-R fl, List
Underwear GcOfgs /. Stliel & Cn-Flilh PAGE.
Clothing and Furnlshlngi-D, Gundling s Go,
Filth Page.
"1he scare '-stopa & Thomas-Elghth Page,
Olonate M,hiA Waler-ti0ttls's Pharmacy,
For RcDt--Nltely Furnished Room
Imported G01ds-C V, Harding q 60,
Wall Paper john Frledel & Co,
Stocks lot Sh'e-Stmpson & tiaztrtt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
CTANDARD GOODS
~ ALLOW PRICES.

II will always pay to look ovor our
price list, whether you pcrchRso from us
or Cllowhcro; You eau thon hnd tho
lowest ptico II quality 10 equal. We
quote prices for ltOsh and standard
goods only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

Tnr Traders COMPANY, Of Clarke.
burg, W. Vho announce that THAR ole.
CANT hotel, "rlle Traders" will DO onon
September II 1905, under tho manage
m6nt Of Mr. W. Il barbour, lAlo mann.
got Of tho Arlington lIotOi, Hut Syringe,
Ark.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
LlNsLY INSTITUTE.

A School for tho thorough trRnhSpg Of
HOYs AMI Young Men. English and class
zeal COuTscNi also MOiBrn Languages.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT
in rharro of Lieutenant l.. 5. Yun DuIsr,
unitrd slatOa SHyy
ReOpens MONDAY, SEPT, 80,
JOHN M hTlkCH, PHI, D.,
Principal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
AN OUTRAGEOUS CASE
OF Arrest Uader the ohIo-sIde
Quarantine Order.
A WHEELING BUSINESS NAM TAKEN

Into Custody by onlsurs at MnrtIn's
Ferry and Locked up In a Cell with
M Ordinary Charlottesville Gives
Security 'oF his Appearances, AMI
Then May not DO Allowed to go
lack for Trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

Rigo and Mosco were tho namsl given
by two Italians who were accused last
evening by fellow countrymsn Of steal.
ING a gold watch chain valued at about
go. Lieutenant Ingram was put on the
case, aud it was not long until he came
up with his mon aud recovered the
nrnnhrLH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

that sell tho auost Daley Butter three
pounds for iltty cents. Fi,2gibDon's But.
tor Stand, llO5 Market street, In ROhm's
Ment Market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
acknowledgement


0nisal so. 20 and ~ Fonrlsanlh slroet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
DID YOU EVER THINK-eAER's CLOTHING HOUSE.

1t would be possible to get good ALI
Wool Cheviot Suit for the small sum q
$3.50? In either double or single
breasted sacks and blue and black color,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

That you could be we'll fitted, whether
you take a "a or AZ Coat, and have as
much real style, wear and comfort for
$40 as you would have gotten in the
days gone by for twice as much?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-10-26
A RETROSPECT.
An Essay Read by Mr.. John P Wilson
Before the September Meeting of
the Cecil Farmers Club.

In casting about for a subject for the basis
of some remarks in place of an essay, my
mind turned to the early history of our
organization, now in its twenty-fourth year.
But few remain, if any, of the then active
participants. Some from change OF residence,
others from the relinquishing of the active
duties of farm life, and not a few have passed
beyond that bourne whence no traveller re-
turns. In some cases the son has succeeded
the father, and to-day we are hale and Wig
orous as club. In its early days grain
growing, cattle feeding, dairyng, fruit grow
ing and horticulture were the prominent
features, and even long papers were some
times prepared setting forth some special
object, but during tho last decade we seem to
have outgrown these tame questions, and
have launched out on a wide sea. Tariff
finance, currency, free silver. taxation, re-
assessment. in fact, the great economic
questions OF the day have been ably handled
by some of our solons. Government officials
have been criticized and much gratuitous
advice given that future evils might be
avoided. Many wholesome and needed re-
tOrmS nave Dul lDtiE tOnc'ptlOu III our
organization. 1t gave birth to what is now
known as the Agricultural Society of Cecil
county but this child having passed beyond
parental restraint has relegated agriculture
TO the rear, and become in fact, If not in
name, a Jockey club, fostered by State aid.
permitting by legal enactment that most
pernicious and seductive Of gambling
schemes-the pool. A tarnish on Cecl's
fair name, which must cause u blush to
mantle the check of all right-thinking citi-
zens. While he has gone beyond parental
control. having demanded the portion of
goods that falleth to him, let us wait, hoping
for prodigal's return to the true interests of
the people. And while the last decade has
been a witness of great financial disaster.
business paralyzed, government wheels clog
ged and general decentralization, yet no man
or set of men have arisen to give a satisfac-
tory solution of the great question or to sug
gest a plausible remedy. We think if we
would be wise in this our day we would heed
tho lesson which we might learn from ancient
history. We have attempted too much. We
must remember there are barriers we cannot
pass, that there is power and influence that
moulds and shapes our lives. But to return
to our subject What is the outlook? We
find ourselves to-day graciously rewarded
for our toll. Abundant harvests have been
gathered and that great staple yet in the
tleld promises to exceed them all; grain, vege
tables, fruits unprecedented. The smile OF
heaven is truly on our labor, yet the excess
has caused depression in prices until they
are not remunerative. We have been bend
ing our energies to increased production, and
especially in that necessary food product, the
potato. until to-day it is without market.
And while we recognize the generous bounty
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-10-26
BOTH AVERSE TO INTERFERENCE

At the corner of Fourth avenue and
Smithtield street Glenwood lady entered
a crowded outgoing car. The conductor
knew who she was, and that she resided in
Glenwood. lie suspected that she had
made mistake, and that size thought she
was on Second avenue car, 50 he crowded
up the aisle and politely inquired:
'Where are you going, LADY,
"That's my business, she tIrtly replied.
The conductor said nothing more, and
the car sped along through til" dalk, cross
ing the Monongahea through the covered
Tenth street bridge and rapidly putting
space b; tween it and GlenNool. When it
entered the big Knoxville incline elevator
and stopped nobody said Il wsrd. After IA
minutes wait up abe precpice it started,
leaving the sparkling electric lights far
below.
MY goodness, screamed the Glenwood
woman to the conductor, "wherc is this
car going?'
That's my business dryly replied the
conductor. -Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-10-26

OF nature in the return of sixty and hum
dred fold, an equally generous crop of grubs
marks this bountiful year 1895, though to
harvest and utilize them is subject for
future consideration. The Bureau of Agri-
culture established for our benefit and pro-
lection do not bring the needed relief and the
data from its reports are misleading.
shortage one month is followed by an exess
rhe next Futures give no adequate idea of
favorable prices in the time to come. Some
times we might be led to the conclusion that
spectators were debating reports. While
we have become and are recognized as
chronic grumblers, let us as class rise
above this petty and unsatisfactory condition
and see what our privileges are as farmers
agriculturists. No man at this day would
recommend farming as a royal road to
wealth. But we do not have narrow conceptions
OF life if this is the end and object of our
energies. Agriculture was the first industry
that claimed the attention of man and must
continue as long as time lasts. Agriculture
has been declared by our country's most
gifted statesman to be the most healthful,
utOSt useful luu ulOsl tlhplOyllehI vi
man. The consolation and comfort which
he enjoyed on that historic ground when
permitted to lay aside official duties, attests
to the sincerity of his statement. Let us step
aside for time from this turmoil and strife
which actuates and energies men in this
life and take an inventory of our privileges
and possibilities. The comfort and quiet of
ourrural surroundings. the fresh air made frag-
rant by choice flowers and luscious ripening
fruit, the tilling of broad acres yielding their
return for the sustenance of man and beast,
the causing OF two blades Of grass to grow
where but one existed. are incentives of ne
mean order. Fruits fresh from vine, bush
or tree, vegetables with all the richness ma
ture endows them with, are luxuries I'M
known to the inhabitants of the city. Rich
fields of waving grain. cattle browsing on
the hillside, the swine sleek and well favored
are surely incentives to rural life. The time
has come when such epithets as "hayseed"
and "wayback" will be resented-the dig
nifty of the farmer will assert itself 1t is their
privilege to show that there is brain as well
as Drawn. and why not? One of the most
interesting fields of study now claiming the
attention of man is plant formation, the nee
essary constituents to promote its growth
forming a chain or link in nature which mus
bring us in closer relation to God this the
browning honor and hight st achievement of
man. Let no man say that life is Il failure
that lives in close communion with that
Source of Power that makes and unmakes
fortunes at will. Let us then as farmers re-
ioice in this God given heritagc-''the earth
is the Lords and the fuIlness thereof also
''thc cattle on thousand hills Is not this
declaration sufficient to give us high appre-
citation of our calling. becoming stewards of
the Most High? Remembering THAT he that
putteth his hand to the plow should not look
back, - let us 90 forward rejoicing in hope
remembering that seed time and harvest shall
not fail
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-10-26

If you're in doubt whether your trouble
is Indigestion or Dyspepsia, just take a
few doses of Simmons Liver Regulator it
will settle the whole question. II have
tried Simmons Liver Regulator for Dys
pepsia and find it just the thing to relieve
me A small dose after meals is sure to
prevent Indigeston.-S. $. Perkins,
Sharon, c., at is the best medicine to aid
digestion. j. J. Black, Duncan, Arizona.