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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Howa rd CraddOelS, boy Fourteen Hears
OrAgc, Thrown From Horse aud Ills
Death Is Likely to Result.
Sunday afternoon, September &c, q
mosts distressing accident occurred on
Ridge avenue, New Cumberland, by
which Howard, the fourtecn-ycar-old
son Of Mr. Charles Craddock OF Second
avenue, was seriously hurt The boy
had ridden one OF John y. Chapman's
horses to water and was returning to
the stable. He was riding down Ridge
avenue at a lively gait. and In turning
into Grant street, at GarrlsOn's store,
the horse slluued and fell. The saddle
glrth broke, and the boy was thrown of
the horse. He fell violently against che
brick pavement, his head striking upon
some brick that projected above the
pavemnt. He was picked up In an un-
conscious condition and carried to DR.
AndcrgOu's Office, where he was blcd,
and every effort made to restore him TO
consciousness, but without success The
boy was carried to his home n little
later, whore everything possible has
been done for him Doctors Anderson
and Cnnmcr have been In attendance
upon him, and on Monday performed
and operation upon him, cutting the
scalp open TO examine the skull. II was
asccrtnlncd that the latter vas not
fractured whore his head was struck,
but II tx thought there Is fracture at
the base Of the brain a large blood clot
was removed from between the scalp
and skull The boy has not rognlned
consciousness since the accident, but
lays In HtupOr
Thursday afternoon the boy WINS gtill
unconscious, and there ls little change
In his condition. The doctors are not
entirely without hope, but the
chances are against recovery although
he seemed more sensitive NJ touch and
has not quite 80 much fcvcr
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Mr.. r. 3. Greeve, merchant. of Chill
howie. Va, certiles that he had con-
sumption, was given up to die, sought
ali medical treatment that money
could procure. tried all cough rene
dies he could hear Of but got no re-
lief; spent many nights sitting up In
a chair; was induced to try DR.. Klng's
New Discovery, and was cured by use
Of two bottles For past three years
has been attending 10 business, and
says Or. Kings New Discovery is the
grandess remedy ever made, as II has
done so much for him and also for
others in his community. DR., Kings
New Discovery Is guaranteed for
Coughs. Colds and Consumption. II
don't fail. Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store.
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CLARA GOES no NEW YORK.
she GNeS as Pupil to tho BRracha Trains
Ing SthooI to he Educated for Missionary

She q ss as Pupil to tho BNrAeha Trains
Ing S6hooI TO he Educated for Missionary
Work.
Those who are interested in Clara, the
-year-old child, who has been an in
mate of the Florence Crittenton home
for the past eighteen months, viii be
glad to learn that she has been sent as
a pupil to the Baracha training school,
in New York city, to be educated for
missionary or rescue work, as may
seem best In the future. The school
has charge Of the Christian Alliance,
and Clara's admission TO II was secured
by our former matron, Miss Annie Nc
Fedrles, who is u member Of the AL
lance. 1t is n grand opportunity for
the child, and Is thankfully embraced
by the managers OF the home. She Will
be under the best influences and su-
perior instruction.
Clara, 1t will be remembered, Is the
child who was ruined by her own
father at the age Of five years, and az
forwards deserted by him. and found by
the ladies' of the Rescue Home In pit
liable condition in a house Of III repute
in one of the alleys Of the city. From
there she was taken TO the Rescue
Home, where she has been the happiest
and most geeful Of the children, appre-
ciating in n wonderful degree for one so
young the kindness and love bestowed
upon her, often speaking Of the beauti-
full home, the like of which she said she
had never seen before. Clara left early
last Saturday morning for Pittsburgh.
in charge Of n friend. There she VIII
be met by Miss Annie, who will see her
safe to New York,
Her bright face Will be missed In the
home. but the advantages to her are
SO great that the home managers glad
ly let her go, believing as they do, that
the future is opening up way OF hap
pincss and usefulness to her, whose life
was so full Of sadncse and suffering
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OAKLAND, Cal, oct a.-Two cxpcdl.
lions will leave this state this month for
India to witness the total eclipse OF the
sun Prof ChHrlog llurrl,hultCr. Agiru.
homer at the Chnboy Observatory win
so with n complete outilt, and Prof W
W. Campbell, Of Lick observatory, win
represent the state institution The
plcrHon expedition for the Chnrhoy Oh.
Hcryntory win leave october 10. w. W
Campbell, of iho Lick observatory win
start october "a. md II 10 not probuhlq
that the two expeditions win meet In the
IFII|flF
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The InteIIigenCer..
job Printing Office

go rho largest nnd most complete
:" job Printing Establishment In
49, the city ana one Of the most
"' extensive In tho ohio valley
49, pomosacb every facility for tho
49, prompt execution OF an kinds VI
go work. from a Neat card or CIR.
49, cunr too Monster Poster In any
"' variety Of colora, ut tho shortest
49, notice ana ON the most reasonable
go terms Country merchants farm.
go cH aud othora requiring Store
"' llIllH, Public sale nnIs. etc, viii
49, mud II To their advantage to call
49, nj or address rho lntclugrnrcr
:" Job Printing Onloo.
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WEST VIRGINIA DAY.
II issiSiSt for Wednesday THE Goth Inst.
Many DELEGATIONS Doing.

HhNN bfleNNNOhH tOlnts
The 2Oh instant win be West vlr-
ginln day at the Nashville exposition.
A largo number OF citizens OF the state
will attend. II Ia desired that Wheel
inR be largely represented. 0s nearly ali
the large cities and towns In the state
VIII send delegations Many Cltl2onH OF
the state have given their pledge to
deliver addresses on the exposition
grounds on West virginia day. among
them being Governor g. W Atkinson,
Col Forrest w. Brown, Hon. A. q.
Dayton, member Of Congress from tho
Second district Hon n. r. VlnHun, w.
II, Trnyora, Judge n Boyd Faulkner
aud Ex-Governor MauCOfklc.
The Baltimore & ohio Railroad Com.
pnny has secured The privilege NJ plnu-
Ing tickets on sale Sunday aud Monday.
tho lilh nnd iSth lnGlnnta. covering tho
round trip between this city aud Mash.
yillo FOR tl2 50, which Nv low rate The
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IT WAS A HINT
For a new Overcoat Against the
Blasts OF Wintry Nights,
BEAUTIFUL DAY, NEVERTHELESS

WHAT WHEELING PEOPLE WE'RE
DOING YESTERDAY IN THE Nu-
NERVOUS AVENUES OF REcREA-
TIoN, REST AND WORSHIP. EACH
ONE BENT IN HIS OWN PEcU-
LIAR WAY TO OBSERVE THE
DAY OF REsT-A BEAUTIFUL AU-
,TUMN DAY.
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COL. GEORGE W. BAIN-The first
number Of the Epworth League Star
Lecture Course, will be given in the
Opera House. Thursday, October Z, In
stead OF the 4th. Reserved seats so on
sale October 5, at s o'clock a, m. Any
Lacquer selling ten or more tickets. viii
be entitled to one full course Ticket.
Call at Lukens' jewelry store.
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headquarters OF the West Virginians
VIII be at the Tulane hotel, mad is with
in couple Of blocks OF the railroad de-
pot and in front OF which electric cars
depart every two minutes for the expo
sitlon grounds.
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have been studying more and working
harder than for years ana the good effects
that have resulted seem TO be permanent"
DR.. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug
gists under positive guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on
Heart and Nerves sent free TO all applicants,
DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, Ind.
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under treatment Tor
nervous troubles, and
changed climates fire.
quently without avail
Last February l be-
gan taking Or, Miles
Restorative NOrvine
and Nerve and Liver
Pills and since then |
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DEY. D, p. sEAREY, pastor NJ f
N church, Buchanan, Ga. writes
Dec, 10, 1865; "In childhood was
afflicted with excessive nervousness, which,
almost developed into St. Yitus dance,
partially recovered, but at college 1t gradu-
ally grew worse, Close study aggravated
the trouhlei any unusual exertion caused
trembling all over. In 1880 had severe
attack OF La Grippe which brought on heart
weakness. had been almost constantly
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TOO MANY FIGURES.
The Aetna.Standard Iron and
Steel Company's improvements
ARE SOMEWHAT MISSTAIED.

THE PUBLISHED REPORT WAS
SOMEWHAT EXAGGERATED,
HOWEVER. THE COMPANY IS
FIGURING ON MAKING M
PRovEMENTs, BUT ON CoNsER-
NATIVE LINES THE USUAL
POLICY FOLLOWED UP BY THE
COMPANY.
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FOR S ale
NORTH MAIN STREET LOT

We offer Tor sale 2j, IS or 20 feet trOnt.''
on North Main street with a depth Of "
feet to an alley.
This property is In the most dcsraS'
location in the city. Just the spot for soa'
one wishing to build n nice residence
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The mission at the Cathedral. which
begun yesterday for q two weeks dura-
tlon with Revs Stanton and O'Kane In
charge, was gratifying In the extreme.
Persons from all points OF the city
were In attendance and the seating ca
paclty Of the cathedral was taxed to the
utmost. The mission Is always interest
Ing and productive OF good results. II
will be largely attended during tho
coming two weeks and those largely In
terested, speak OF having a golden har-
vest
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Yesterday there was quite an ngregn-
tlon OF bicycle HprlntorB on tho
Fair ground track, among whom
We're: Dr. VIII Hill George nm.
Henry Kane, Lee Hoffman, Frank
Smith, ollie Hin and others, and some
very good time was made. Lee Hon.
man and DR.. Hlll made half mile IN
1905, pretty good time for n practice
NauN
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MINERS sULLETIE
On the Strike situatlon-cOnhasnt OF
winninE the Fight.

On the Strike situatlon-connhsnt OF
winninE ths Fight.
COLUMBUS. o., July 2s.-Bulletln No.
from the headquarters of the United
Mine Workers of America, to the miners
and mine laborers OF the country. says,
in part: We have greater confidence of
victory than ever. The supply of coal on
hand Is still low and would have been
entirely consumed befnre this time were
1t not for few sections, Of West Yir-
glnia, southern Illinois and a portion OF
Kentucky. central and portheastern
Pennsylvania, (anthraclte) where no eff
fort as yet has been made to have them
join our movement-whlch when done,
will soon decide the contest
The organized labor OF the. country,
without respect TO forms or past differ
ehces, are making our fight their Tight
and have thrown all available force
morally and financially into the move
ment.
westernPennsylvania 1000 menhave
stopped work since the last bulletin was
Issued. This makes total Of 2l,0O0 men
nuw Idle, In Ohio 2S,OOO. or all, are Idle
In Kentucky and Tennessee little
change has occurred since the last bulle-
tin was Issued. About 1000 miners are
idle there.
The miners are congratulated on being
peaceful and are counseled to continue
So
In Indiana the supply OF coal is almost
shut of and 5000 miners are idle. Fully
$4,000 mine workers In Illinois have laid.
down their tools. The suspension is prac-
tcally general. The only coal mined is
In the southern field. Organizers believe
that all Will stop In few days.
West Virginia has been the main bat
tie ground. The Bairmont district 10
completely tied up with 1900 mine
workers Idle In the state. Indications
point TO a complete cessation OF work be-
fore August /.
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pREsDEEr EsrABLIsHED
For Ha Summer vasAtiOa-Vilita the
weighing Machine.

PIATTsBURG, N. Y, July 2s,-The
President and Mrs. Mckinley occupy a
suit OF seven rooms on the second door
in the southwest corner of the hotel
ChamplAln annex, connected with the
main building by Corridors. The rooms
are the finest In the house and have been
especially finished and furnished In ele-
giant style and taste.
The President Is delighted with the
magnificent lake and mountain scenery,
Mrs Mckinley ls good traveller and
suffered no material fatigue from the
journey. The President has appeared In
public only once to-day, coming into the
hotel lobby for a short time and visiting
the Weighing machine, where he tipped
the scales al lS1 pounds.
The President has had few callers 70.
day. General Peck. adjutant general OF
Vermont, came, representing the goyer-
nor and people OF the state OF Vermont,
with handsome offerings Of flowers for
the ladies of the presidential party. Cen
eral Peck extracted promise that the
President would visit Burlington next
Wednesday and review the cavalry
troops at Fort Ethan Allen and later at
tend a reception in his honor. The only
other plans so far made by the President
are a review of the Twenty-fourth u. s.
infantry and reception by the officers
at Plattsburg Post, 10 take place proba-
bly, next Tuesday, then some time next
week a trip by steamer to Isle la Motto
as the guest of Senator Proctor and OF
the Vermont game and forestry commits
tson.
All the cabinet officers will be here
more or less during August and there
will be informal cabinet meetings as oc-
caSion requires, Vice President Hobart
II expected next week.
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MOBILE, Ala, July sS,-rhis city is
In a turmoil to-day as tho result OF
three murders which occurred last night
and which have driven the people to the
highest pitch OF frenzy. Business is
practically suspended. on all sides the
opinion Is freely expressed that justice
should be meted out and IL the day
passes without a lynchlng It win be a
wonder,
The first killing took place at p. M,
last night. Thomas Jones, slxty-three
years of age. Confederate veteran,
and highly respected. was done to death
by Isaiah Davis, who has already serv-
ed a term for assault with intent 10
murder a white man, Jones attempted
to get the negro out OF his house, into
which he had broken. and meeting Dav-
Is in the yard. a scuffle followed. The
negro who is a powerful man, about
thirty years OF age. entirely overmatch-
cd Mr.. Jones and choking him with one
hand, picked up a eruclform piece Of
wood which had come off the fence,
with his other dealt the Victim crush
ing blow on the left temple, breaking
his neck and killing him instantly.
The crowd which rapidly assembled
on the scene OF the murder was about
to lynch Davis when a wagon load Of
officers rescued him with difficulty from
the crowd and he was incarcemted In
the city jail, modern, strongly con-
structed building. impossible Of capture
without great loss OF life.
All night long a desperate ana deter
mined crowd OF men remained outside
the jail, but they knew the futillty Of an
attack and are waiting their opportu-
nifty whom the prisoner would be remov-
cd. Before midnight Mayor Bush CALI
ed out the local troops, but Of the eight
hundred men composing the First bril-
gade in this city. only sevonty-hve re-
sponded. with their officers, they lay
under arms all night, expecting call.
The police force on duty during the
night had the custody OF the prisoner
until this morning, when he was
brought before the recorder. The coro-
ner's jury and the lower court sent him
up for murder, though he tried 20 play
off as insane.
Between i2 and O'Clock this morning
negro named Willie knight, known
as the Pensacola Kid" shot and In
stantly killed another negro named
Dantzler AS he was being chased by
officers. Knight shot and mortally
wounded Policeman Joe Tucker. For
this latter offense he will probably die
II the residents OF the north part of the
city can get him out OF the county jail.
The negro ran after the shooting. but
was Intercepted by n telegram and ar
rested by section boss Hubbard. at
Hurricane Bayou, at a. m. HIS cap
tor wired for a special engine, which
left on the Louisville & Nashville with
officers. They brought the negro to
town and beat the crowd assembled to
lynch him. by stopping the engine on
the outskirts OF the city and rushing
him through the suburbs to the county
tail
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scorTDAbE. Pa, July 2o.-Eyery-
thing Ia quiet about the rolling mill to-
day. no demonstration Of amy KIND hnv.
lng tnken place since last night Tho
company now has about ilfly-nvo nom
union men nt work Several crews were
expcctcd last night and this morning.
bnl the only arrivals were three boys,
'rhc Amnigimnted men claim that not
withdrawing the facts that ,ho mill N
ln oprrntlgn, they have the strike puc-
tlrnilv won, aH the iron being made "
not pood md that the constant brchk-
doynn wlll pfoyo GOO costly an cXpntl'
mont, aud lh1l the company VIII, IN tho
end. he obliged 10 cumo to ihu strikers
isffpa. 80 fnr lhero hns not been q nln-
rlo brcah In the ranks OF the altlhors'
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SHOW Incrsa.r Or I,u,l,,.,..

CHICAGO, July 29.-Thc Wholesale
Grocer viii publish tomorrow answers
from jobbers all over the country to
questions regarding trade. The replies
were from jobbers in q states and 60
per cent show an Increase in the volume
Of business for the first half OF ~ as
compared with the same period last
year, 30 per cent report the volume
about the same, and 20 per cent n net
decrease. The question II definite i'm
provement In conditions was recognized
was answered afilrmatively by 10 per
cent. sectionally ca per cent OF the
jobbers In the southern states, 65 in the
eastern, 70 from the western, and 90
from the central states said ''yes" to
the impOrtnnl aueHlIon.
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Na.Ional Tsmp,rnnoe sool.,r.

OCEAN GROVE, N. j.. July 2s.-The
National Temperance Society began Its
seventeenth annual campmeeting here
to-day, to continue until Sunday even
ing. Several OF the best known tenn
perance speakers in the union viii at
tend. The speakers at the opening ses-
sion were President Joshua /. Bailey
and General Secretary James B. Dunn.
This afternoon the camp was addressed
by the Rev. C. II. Mead. f. /. Wells, OF
Chicago; Rev. Peter stryker. OF Asbury
Park, and the Rev w. c. Steele, d. D.,
OF New York.
The addresses at the auditorium meet
ing this evening were by Principal
Booker r. Washington. Of the Tuskegee
Institute, Alabama, and the Rev. o. p.
Clifford, d. D., OF Buffalo.
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Special Dispatch to the IntelllEeneer.
PARKERsBuRG, W. Va, July 2s,-
ohice deputies Priddie. Ayleshire and
Randolph are still In possession of three
plums In Marshal Thompson's Office.
According to another order issued by
Judge Jackson this morning they are
even more firmly en,reaehed. That Is
to say, Judge jackson reduced TO writ
Ing decision he reached yesterday. By
an order issued he has refused to allow
C, D. Elliott. W. H. Ramp and C. NJ.
Shrewsbury to be sworn in as office
deputies, This order is in harmony
with Judge Jackson's elaborate decision
rendered yesterday and opens up no
new feature in the case.
The order reads as follows: Ex-parte:
Charles D, Elliott, William H. Ramp
and Charles NJ. Shrewsbury. upon ap-
plicatlon, to be sworn in as office dep
uty marshals. This day Joseph II.
Gaines, appeared in court and produc-
ed letter OF the Hon. Joseph McRen-
ma, United States attorney general ,ap-
proving the recommendation of John X.
Thompson, for the appointment Of
Charles D. Elliott rs chief Office deputy,
and william II. Ramp and Charles II.
Shrewsbury as office deputies, and
moved the court to swear them In as
office deputies of John X. Thompson,
United States marshal for the district
OF West Virginia. And the court hay
Ing on this day filed Its written opinion
In case OF 3. L. PrlddIe VS.. John X
Thompson,in which II holds and decides
that the present deputy marshals In
possession OF the office are within the
classified service. and not liable 10 be
removed. declines and refuses to per-
nit Charles D. Elliott. William H.
Ramp and Charles NJ. Shrewsbury to
be sworn In as office deputies OF John
X. Thompson. United States marshal
for the district of West Virginia.
II is sold that the Republicans whom
Marshal Thompson seeks 10 appoint to
do his clerical work will push their case
to the highest court
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Fatal wreck ON the 0Illr Four. ),

CLEVELAND. Ohio, July 2s.--one
man was probably killed and several In
jurcd at a wreck on the Big Four road
near Berea this afternoon, A switch
engine used for handling cars in the
quarry yards backed on the main track
and came in collision with a through
freight. The engineer OF the switch
engine Is under the wreck and Is
thought to be dead. Conductor ]. h.
Ryan. Of the through freight sustained
n fracture OF the right leg. The train
man, whose name could not be learned.
sustained o fracture OF the skull, and
n1hy die.
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NEW YORK. July 2o.-During q doci;
trial, such as Is always made before tho
sailing OF an ocean steamer, 1t was dis
covered to-day that the Normnnnia, of
the Hamburg-Amerlcan line. had brok-
on her crank shaft. She was billed TO
sail at 10 a. M, but 1t will take about a
week to repair the damage. The pas
senpers VIII be sent TO Europe on Sat-
urday on the Columbia,of the same line,
which is due tomorrow. The first cab
in passengers are being cared for by the
company in different hotels while the
second cabin and steerage passengers
will remain on the Normannia until the
Columbia sails.
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ord,rra 10 ceIlee, ~, nI.eonni,

WASHINGTON, b. c., July 2o.-com-
missioner Forman issued the following
circular to collectors OF internai revs.
nue.:
"You ore hereby instructed to collect
from nil brewers In your district tho
discount OF seven and one-half per
cent. which was allowed on beer
stamps. In case OF neglect or refusal
OF brewers to pay the same after de-
mand, you will report them for assess.
ment on your July list. You are In
formed and win so advise all brewers In
your district. that stamps purchased
and delivered before the 2ith inst, and
upon which the discount Of seven and
one-half cents has been allowed, may
be used for their full face value"