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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-15
VIDE Rlenaed Gnt Rorders 1Ocat chew's
LOCAL BREYrrrEs.
Natter. Of Minor Moment in and About
tho Gay.

Matters Of Minor Moment ia aud About
tho City.
The Grand is dark tonight.
Market street would welcome another
bath at the hands of the board OF puhNe
works.
The cutting department OF the Central
glass house VIII go on night turn TO-
night.
Opera House to-nlsht-Teresa Care
no concert. under the auspices OF the
Womau's Musical club.
The city council real estate committee
has been called to meet This evening at
I O'Clock. There IL important business
to be considered.
Tho Indies Of the Ebene2er Baptist
church viii give an interesting enter
talnmcnt nj tho hail In the Second ward
Market on Thursday evening.
II was stated In one OF the Sunday pa
pers that Hermann HI would give Il
matinee here next Saturday. This Is
untrue: only one performance viii be
given
Tho case OF The state W. Henry Smith.
charged with rOhhing General n. II.
Beach, which was set Tor this morning,
has been continued until next term OF
the criminal court
Charles Gibson, charged with obtain
ing goods under false prctcnses, has
been released from jail on buil, Jack
O'Ncill charged with burglary, has also
been released on bail.
The quotations on wall paper given
by our local dealers are amazing, one
concern Is putting goods on the mar
ket at n penny bolt, which Is less
than any kind OF paper can be bought
Tor.
John Waltzel, foreman printer at
Bloch Bros factory had one Of his
hands badly lacrrat"d on Saturday af-
irrnoon. by getting II caught In a press,
Amputation was not necessary hut the
accident will force him 10 lay OF a few
days.
Fire broke out IN the lIthographing
part OF the News building just before
midnight. on Saturday night, but was
cxtluguished by the chemical engine be-
fore much damage was done, The fir" Is
supposed 10 have originated from Spon'
taneOus combustion.
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NEw PAPERs 1q a bolt Al Chew's


As stated In the Intelligencer a few
days ago, the railroad companies Will
take advantage OF the law passed by the
legislature at It's last session. prohibiting
persons from jumping on or on moving
trains. Yesterday afternoon NJ Ben
wood, Baltimore g. Ohio special officer
John Shorts. assisted by the Benwood
police. nabbed three wheeling younS
men. who were taking free ride on the
Baltimore & Ohio cars. They we're
watched by the officers, and as they at
tempted 10 board the train for the return
trIp 10 this city, were quickly arrested
and marched of 10 the Benwood lookup,
where they now langulsh u IS optional
with the railroad company to prosecute
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cHEw's &c Papers are new goods


Hosts OF invalids tumble to destruction
einnIv because they will exercise no
discretion IN the matters OF eating,
JTinNing and the avoidance OF exciting
causes, and. above all. in the Item OF
medication. They persist In dosing
themselycs In season and out OF season
vim drastic and violent remedies. Cpl
otss and mineral polsons. The best, the
safest, the pleasantest substitute Tor
such hurtful Re-Temcdies Is Hostetter :
stomach Bitters. potent for malarIaI'
rheumatic. dyspeptc, nervous and BILL
ious complaints.
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Upholstery Dept.

Is under the management Of thoroughly experienced
manager. We take pleasure in inviting you to inspect
thoroughly equipped and upOdate department in every
respect Lace Curtains from SOC to $3.50 pair. All
the new novelties are represented here. We wish to
call your attention to the unusually strong line at $98,
$248 and $2.98 pair. We feel safe in saying such
values were never offered hereabouts. VIII you in
ycstigate?
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NEw PAYERS &c aolt at chew'..
SPRING OPENING Of c. HESS 8 SONS.

we have now on exhibit all the latest
noVrIIIea tn SnlttnEG, TTOuBerlhEs' FANCY
VEEttnEu and OTeTcoRttnEG.
The stylish appearance, G"ou nj, "H-
menta IL Onr reputation
Prices Of our sHitInEN this GPTInE Will
he $50, 90 and mp, rrOII4srlnKS 5000 ana
M. Our Cent? Furnishing department
nrIr." {. HESS 4 SONS
1871 and 1913 Market street.
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FINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is THOMAS.
STONE & THOMAS.
Fine CarpetinSs.

Our New Spring Stock is now complete embracing
Witons, Administers, Velvcts, Body Brussels, Tapes
tries, Extra Supcrs, etc. Never have we shown such
an extensive assortment Of High Grade Carpctngs as
this spring. We would take pleasure in showing you
our stock, whether you wish to buy now or later
We will continue for few days longer selling Hartford
Administers at S1OO; Roxbury and Stinson Tapestries
at 69c; All Wool Ingrains at 39c and 49c.
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acknowledgement


The Greater IIuh-The Hub-Eishth
Fine Carpeunss-stone & Thomas-
Eighth page. ,,c
Third page.
WRntcd-An Energetic Agent
Opera 4ouse-llerrmann III
Chlldren's CarrlAEes--Jos. Graves Son.
Some Bicycle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Houses and Rooms for Rent-Hnehart &
trustees Sale OF Onto County Real Ea-
tAte--W. N. Dunlap,
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Another election bet case Will be de-
cldcd ON Wednesday. a suit to recover
$500. which was paid over on the belief
that Mckinley had 10000 majority IN
Ohio IN the late campaign. VIII be heard
by Squire Rogers, and the ease WIZ be
hutly contested
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~ you have ever seen child In the
agony Of croup, you can appreciate the
or, tIiude og the mothers VINO know
mai one Minute Cough Cure relieves
their little ones as quickly as 1t Is ad-
mInistcrrd. Many homes in this city are
never without H. G. Il. Goethe, cor
ner Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie
4 CO., Bridgeport; Peabody & SON
HpuWpOd
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THERE Is no better proof OF the eN
ceIIence OF DR. Bulls Cough syrup thar
That it is recommended by leading phy'
girinnS.
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cHEw's lc Papers are fuIl length.
THAT heavy. TIRED FEELING"

Canned nv reading the SsIC-prRiSinE ads.
Of srif-namet optical experts ~ doc"
tors al, professors ~ and cl9irVoy arts
can be cured without publicity BY d W.
Grubb, OptlelAn.
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4. WARNINGS wagon will be In East
wheeling to-day, with fresh lake fish.
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A LOCAL CHAPTER
Of the Daughters of the Rcvolu'
ton to be Formed Here.
AT 4 MEETING THIS AFTERNOON

Preliminary steps VIII he Taken Tiny
PCrsoms In Wheeling who arc Know"
to he EmgIhlr to NItmber'l'Ip-A state
Organization to lie Formed-IWo Or
gunIrntlon' that arc MI'tRlss" for Each
Othrr- Different Qualifications.
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GILr Parers. Sc. At Ross 7. snow.
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BAER's CLOTHING HOUSE.
Suit Event
OpENIN6FTHE SPRING SUITS
MEANSTHREE THINGS TO
SUIT BUYERS IN
WHEELING.
FIRsT-A larger selection to choO''
- -. -...-.. IL 49,.

FIRsT-A larger selection to choo't
from than you ever had before.
SECONDAThe most exact represents
ton OF the styles and elegant character
that is usually found only In the Hnes;
imported goods.
THIRD-The money saving that does
not mean a cent on in order 10 give odd
prices. BIZ means saving from 500
to $500 on each suit.
YOU will see the finest Suits for Men
II you buy your Spring Clothes OF U.s.
Ing that You couldn't be better dressed.
recognized as the first in America and
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Wall Paper Dept.

Under the management Of Mr.. E. H. Bsdeman, who
formerly was in business in this city Hundreds Of
customers have told Us no such stock is shown by any
house in the city. We're making extraordinary low
prices to gain your patronage Here few samples
$500 rolls Large assortment About dozen
and &C lar SC and Zoe OF regular 2"e styles regular
VAL Psoer at Wall Paper this and 5c Wall zoe 25c
81 roll week at Sc Paper at CSC. Waf Paper this
=. . = = week at PIC.
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THE best OF all pills are BEECH
ANS
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CHEw's lc papers are new goods.
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WIDE Blended en- Borders ioeal chew's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-21

ders for tents and other camp supplies
to be used at the camp OF detention. To-
day, after a conference OF the health and
city authorities the Oakland Driving
Park was selected az the site for the
camp OF detention. II Is situated In the
rear OF the city and was rendered TO the
officials by the Crescent City Jockey
Club. A large force Of men were lmme-
dlately put to work and II is expected
that by tomorrow the camp will be
ready to receive two or three hundred
people from the Italian quarter, ANY
people who live in infected houses, who
desire. may go to this camp and be cared
for. Governor Foster this afternoon in
structed General Glynn to provide 100
tents, blankets, cots and other necessary
articles for the use OF the refugees and
General Glynn has arranged 10 have
these articles sent to the camp to-mor-
row morning.
To-day the board OF health decided to
send list OF infected houses daily to
plants and other manufactures, in order
to enable the proprietors to discriminate
In the employment OF aid and TO lay OF
my other employees who may live in
nelghborhoods where Infection exists.
The board also decided 20 send immu-
nlzed wash women and servants TO all
OF the families who have sickness In their
homes and who are unable to pay for
servants themselves. The New Orleans
& Western road, which has a large set
tlement at Port Chslmette, ordered
physician there to inspect the plant and
the cottages OF employees and to at once
put sanitary measures into effect.
Al fhn nnfeulinu Canar.
Fltty-eIght people slept at Fontain-
bleau, the federal detention camp last
night. To-day additional refugees ar
rived there from Mobile, Tomorrow the
camp will be prepared to receive one
hundred and fifty additional guests and
by Thursday the surgeons In charge
say they will have room and accommo-
datlons for eight hundred people, be-
sides those already quartered there.
The Louisville & Nashville railroad is
providing free transportation for all
who wish to go to the camp. To-day j.
H. Whyte, a newspaper correspondent,
was taken Ill at Fontalnbleau, and was
removed 10 an Isolated point where the
hospital is located, one mile from Fon-
tainbleau. There were no new cases at
Ocean Springs up to evening, and sew
eral of the old patients were discharg-
ed.
Miss May chInn died at Biloxi this nf-
ternoon.
All mails are now being sent from the
infected districts with as much regular
ity as possible with the reduced rail-
road facilities.
DR.. Holt reported to the board OF
health to-day that oil his cases were
traceable to Ocean Springs. One OF
them contracted the fever through n
letter written by woman in a room
where her child was sick az Ocean
Springs. The letter apparently had not
been dIslnfected Only one OF DR., Holt's
patients is dangerously ill-Cllnton S.
Dixon.
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SITUATION AT MOBILE
Greatly Impoverished Spell Broken by
RRin-Two New Cases.

Greatly Impoverished spell broken py
RRin-Two New Gases.
MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 2O.-sunday af-
ternoon the hot spell was broken BY a de-
lIghtful rain, which served also to wash
out the cutters and improve the city's
sanitary condition The temperature con-
tlnued to fall during the night and this
morning real autumn weather was ex-
perlenoed. The spirits OF the people rose
rapidly and the gloom seemed gradually
to disslpate. At noon the people were al
most jubilant over the health report.
Saturday there were eleven new cases
and yesterday as many more, so that the
public expected at least score of new
cases to be announced to-day, but the
board Of health report was published as
follows:
one new case: no suspicious cases; no
deaths. The new patient is j. u. Bolton,
living In the infected district on Texas
street.
The total number Of deaths has been
three, one n man who had been on n spree
another Of n brlcklayer IN such bad
heaIth that he had not been regular In
fis work and the third OF newsboy, up
Ut dll llpul - iAl'oNh ~ NN'AE N'''haAFaN -
the weather. The other patients are all
reported to-day as In good condition and
the president OF the board of health con-
graduates the people upon the improve
ment Of the situation.
The Gulf steamer wilsteln, from Booas
g. detained below, although she Is report
ed as not having been exposed to infec-
tlon, but there have been one or two
cases at Booas and the vessel has been
refused permission to come to the city
until dlsinfected at Mobile Bay quaranr
tine. This means that the cargo must be
thrown overheard and be total loss.
The report that thefe was yellow fever
at the Bay quarantine Is not true. The
British bark Belvidere put in Saturday
from Santos, with n suspicious case "
fever on board. The vessel was at once
ordered to the government quarantine
station at Ship Island.
Tonight there is one new case In nddi-
tion to that announced at noun-Mrs.
william c. Carroll.
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PRESIDENTS BUSY DAY.

a Number OF ofDlstInguished Callers at the
White House - President Leaves This
Evening for n Visit to North Adams,
MnIsR RchuAstts.
WASHINGTON, Sept, 2O-The while
house throngs had a last opportunity to
see the President to-day, as the cabinet
meeting tomorrow will cut off most Of
the visitors, and the President will leave
tomorrow evening for North Adams,
Mass, where he will be the guest OF Mr..
Plunkatt, an extensive woolen manufac-
turer.
Assistant Secretary of State Day called
during the morning and was with the
President for an hour. General Alger
came over from the war department, ac-
companed by p. i. wehre. OF the Alaska
Trading Company. for tho purpose Of
completing arrangements for relief
measures for the Klondike country. Sem
ators Thurston aud BllIns called. the
latter desiring to have word with the
President concerning the discriminating
tariff duties before the appearance of the
attorney generals opinion. which II ex-
pccted later In the day according to the
understanding at the white house.
Other callers were Representative
Marsh, OF Illinois; Representative Cor
llss, of Michigan; N-Rcprcsentatlve Nc
Crcary, OF Kentucky, and Judson Lyons,
colored, the candidate for the Augusta,
Gu, pOstmastership. The killing OF the
colored postmaster at Hogansvlile. Ga.
was the subject Of much comment among
the representative colOred men who call
ed on tho President ono OF them. ma
tional committeeman Hill, OF Mississippi.
who was postmaster at Nlcksburg, under
the Harrison administration, Raid that
the HoganBvllle incident was In no way
characteristic Of the attitude Of the pco-
pie Of tho south The racial feeling had
been largely overcome, ho said ana such
as existed was confined TO the smaller
communities Tho choice of colorcd OIL
clals would not, he said, lead to any gem
oral oppoAtion, 20 long az tho men
named were capable OF transactlng the
public business,
Postmaster General Gary and Senator
Wellington, OF Maryland, called during
the afternoon aud had half nm hour with
the President 'I'hc senator's call 0cca-
stoned much comment IN view Of hln re-.
cent resignation from the Chnlrmnnshn
u tho Republican etato committee and
his withdrawal Vt support from candi-
dnicn for federal Olllcoa who opposed
HIM After tho conference tho senator
would not discuss what had occurred,
hut stated that ho expected Mr. rarlett
to be appointed collector of Internal rove.
nuO
chief 1upllrp Fuller pNnptpr prtrlnt
ana Attorney General MclSonnn saw the
President during the afternoon
At aoolurk the President held public
reception, several hundred people attend
Ing
The arrangements for tho prcadcnt'a
trip were concluded during the day. llc
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HAzLEToN, Pa, Sept, 20, - Unless
unforeseen developments occur the an
thraclte coal strike in this region is end
ed, To-day 1900 men, half OF the full
complement. returned to work at tho
Honeybrook collleries OF the LehIgh &
wllkesbaTe Company, as did 800 OF the
1900 at Pardee's Lattimer mines, while
the Cranberry, Crystal Ridge and Har-
wood collleries OF the same company
and Coxe's collieries in the Drifton dis
trlct, remained at work, The latter
were to have settled the question Of
strike to-day, but at the request OF the
operators, held on until next Thursday.
The Halle mines OF the Lehlgh Valley
company are tonight considering the
question of returning in the morning,
and will probably do so. Nearly 5000
strikers have returned or will return to-
morrow and little less than that num-
ber are still out, with indications In IA
Yor of their Joining the workers.
The only Incidents OF the day were
small outbreaks at Lattimer and Eek
ley, both OF which were quickly sub
dued, and the serving OF warrants Of ar
rest upon Sheriff Martin and a number
OF his men. At Lattimer band OF
women attempted to drive out the 800
Italians who returned TO work. They
were armed with clubs and stones and
moved on the engine house and the
company stores. The raid looked for
bidding for time and was not ended
until three companies OF the Thirteehth
regiment with fixed bayonets had press
ed back the crowds.
A number OF Butler valley miners who
wanted 10 return 10 work at Lattimer.
were driven back by a body OF armed
strikers who met them as they came
over the mountain u mile or more from
camp.
The disturbance at Eckley was an
attempt by strikers to intlmidate the
men who wanted to work, and, II too,
was uuIeted down by the troops without
violence, The break OF the strike Is
practically q victory for the operators,
as in only one or two instances have the
demands OF the men been granted, al
though several companies have promis-
ed to consider the grievances.
The warrants for the arrest OF Sherin
Martin and his deputies were issued to-
day by Judges Lynch and Bennett, at
Wllkesbarre. They were served here to-
night and no resistance was made. The
writs contain seventy-eight names, In
Guiding the sheriff's and the latter has
agreed to deliver all the 'deputles-for o.
hearing tomorrow. A company OF the
Ninth regiment will escort them to
wilkesbarre. General Goblin permitted
the service OF the writ because he thinks
the civil authorities are now able to han
die the situation. The gradual With
drawal OF the troops will be considered
tomorrow.
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SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE
or Odd FsIlows-OO 900 Visitors EIpset-
ed nj snrInrflnlL. Ill.


SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Sept, 2O.-The
city Is gaily decorated to-day In honor
OF the members OF the sovereign grand
lodge, Independent order odd Fellows,
which holds It annual session here this
week. Delegates from every state in
the union and many from Europe, Can
adj, Australia and other foreign places
are present.
The opening session washed this morn
ing in representative hall, state house.
er-Adjutant General Alfred Orendorff
presiding. Governor Tanner delivered
an address OF welcome to the state;
Mayor Loren p. Wheeler welcomed to
the city. Addresses were made by Hon.
George c. Rankin. OF Monmouth, grand
master: ]. d. Murphy OF Bushnell,
grand patriarch, Mrs. May D.. Stone, or
Vandalia, president OF the Rebekah as
sembly.
Grand Sire Fred Carleton, OF Austin,
Texas, responded to all the welcoming
addresses.
This afternoon the sovereign grand
lodge held session and reception was
rendered the visiting Eepekahs at odd
Fellows hall Sixty thousand visitors
are expected tomorrow. and extensive
preparations have been made for their
entertainment.
At the afternoon session the following
appointments were made:
Assistant Grand Guardians, Henry A.
Stone, OF Illinois: Charles Kahn, OF
Texas, and Jasper Grimstcd. Of Illinois:
Assistant Messenger. Frank s. Emmcr-
son, Of South Dakota; Custodian of Sc
cret Work, John W. Goddell. Of Yer.
mont; assistant custodian Of secret
work. William Massen. Of Iowa; official
reporter, John W. BOurlet, Of New
Hampshire.
ono OF the most important resolutions
presented and referred, instructed the
nssomblage to bring UP the daughters
Of RebcccAh ritual.
Richmond, Detroit and Boston arc
working hard to secure the location Of
the next session, with chances rnyorlng
Boston.
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NEW LIGHT

Thrown ON the killing ofihe Man who
Attempted TO AssaEslnatS President
DiaE-PoIice arc Implicated.
MEXICO CITY. Mexico, Sept. 20
Public interest In the alleged lynching
Of Arroyo continues 10 increase, stimu-
lated by the rumors and disclosures in
the press, for as light begins to be
thrown on the matter It Is seen there is
strong probability that Arroyo was not
killed by a mob OF people, but by some
member or members OF the police force
itself.
The government IS acting with the
utmost firmness and energy in pushing
their investigation and has caused the
arrest OF Inspector -Vlncencio, OF
the second district. suspected OF being
implicated in the plot, which, II is Justly
felt has brought disgrace on the po-
lice corps as a body. Villa Vlncenclo Is
now in Belem prison in solitary con-
hnement and all supposed lynchers
mostly street peddlers, loafers. etc, have
been released, as there is no longer the
slightest ground to hold them.
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LUEIGERT'S TRIAL.


CIoSinE Evldsnes TO be Submitted To .daY,
strong Testimony TO Prove the Sausage
Makers Motive for KIlling sIiS WiSs.
CHICAGO, Sept, 2O.-The closing d.
rect evidence of the prosecution in the
Luetgert case win be submitted to-mor-
row morning. II Judge Tuthill rules
out the evidence OF Frank Bialk and
Frank odorofsky as to the motive OF the
alleged murder, states attorney Deneen
will call Mrs. Johnson Miller to the
stand TO tell OF threats she heard, and
pursuit Of Mrs. Luetgert she once wit
messed by the man on trial, who was,
Mrs. Miller will say, armed with a re-
YolVer.
But the states attorney and his first
assistant, William McEwen, are of the
opinion that Judge Tuthill viii not rule
odt the motive evidence. This evidence
VIII detail Luetgert's relations with 9TH
er women, notably Mary Simmerlng.t the
servant girl TO whose presence In the
household Mrs. Luetgert strongly OBJ
jected. The prosecution Will try TO es-
tabllsh the fact that It was a desire to
marry Mary Slmmerlng or some one OF
the other women with whom he was In
ratuated that led Luetgert to murder
his wife.
DR.. Rudolph oppenhelm. of West
Hammond, Ills, is to be called as an ex-
pert witness by the defense, He has ex-
pressed the opinion that the bones ex-
hiblted by the prosecution were pro-
cured and placed In the vat by enemies
Of Luetgert for the purpose OF convict
ing him. Half dozen other experts
will also be called, among them DR.. San
derson Chrlstlson. the expert on Grim
inology. It was also stated to-day that
an effort win be made to prove an al
ibi for Luetgert. The defense will re-
quire two weeks to present the case and
at least week will be consumed In the
arguments OF counsel