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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-17
FRATERNAL VISIT

or Excelsior Lodge A. q. U. w. to Benz
wood Lodge Results In an Enjoyable
Social Observation-Disclosures and RcfreSh-
fInents Galore.
quite a number Of members Of Excel
sior Lodge No. 10, A. o. U. W., OF this
city, paid fraternal visit, last night, to
Benwood Lodge No, 3, and were well en-
tertalned. The occasion was one to be
long remembered by those present
Excelsior lodge has been the first to
start these fraternal calls and expects
to keep them up in the future. No pro-
gramme had been slated. but after tho
initiation Of two candidates. the lodge
resolved itself into general good time
club" and everything prevailed that was
entertaining and edifylng. The exer-
clses consisted Of vocal and instrumental
music, speeches. Sc.
Mr.. Frank Cruise, Of Excelsior who Is
n supreme lodge officer was called tu
the grand masters chair, and presided
in his characteristic way throughout tho
meeting.
Benwood lodge has been IN existencl
almost seventeen years and to-day Ia one
of the most noufishing In the West Vlr.
glnia Jurisdiction. During this Iona
period It has lost eight members by
death, whose widows and orphans re-
celved the stipulated amount of their
policies, $1,000
Peter Altmeyer. one OF the charter
members was present and made few
touching remarks. His son, Albert. waa
one OF the candidates taken in last even.
ing.
Henry schmalstieg, an enthusiastic
member of BenwoOd lodge. suggested the
names Of twenty new candidates, whu
are now members.
The refreshments consisted OF ice
cream. cake and lemonade. Notwith.
standing the lnclemcncy OF the weather
last evening, the attendance from Wheel
ing was large. DR.. l. w. Mcdonald
made an appropriate address, thanking
the Wheeling members for their lnteres,
In the BenwoOd lodge.
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The only pebble on the beach is the
novel way Railroad Jack" the attrac-
tlon that comes to the Grand the first
three nights OF next week, Is heralded.
The play Is on the sensational melodra-
matte order, In which the hero Jack, Is
continually given the worst uf all en-
counters by the villain, until the last act
when the tables are turned and the arm
of the law steps In and claims the evil
doer. All ends happily, the hero and
heroine are united and the orchestra
plays the TIE de TIE de TIE dun. There
is a number Of specialties interspersed
through the evenings entertainment, by
such capable performers as Evelyn Cor
don, Grace Beebe, Dewitt Clinton, Chess
ter Lewis and others,
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One thing connected with the Barnum
& Bailey Greatest Show on Earth is 80
conspicuousiy an element conducting TO
the success Of the institution, that 1t
should be mentioned, as It Is to be found
with but few other shows, and that is the
courtesy and politeness of the attaches.
The rule holds good from the proprietor
to the lowest employe.All are naturally
inclined TO treat the patrons politely and
furnish information; but the fact is they
are all compelled to do so, owing to the
inheXible and rigid rules OF the institu-
ton. At an entertainment such as Bar
mum a. Bailey presents thousands and
thousands Of ladies and children daily
visit 1t, more especially in the afternoon.
and r. Bailey some years ago recognized
the Importance from business point OF
throwing around the patrons every pos
sibla safeguard, and engaging only
those persons who would second his eff
forts IN making the circus resort for
children and ladies. The result has been
that the reserved seats In the Barnum
Show present an appearance like the or
chestra OF an opera house. and are filled
with the glad faces Of the children OF the
best families In town. OF course. the
IlltlldbGIltl anu
performances have something to do In
drawing the best people to the show, but
the guarantee Of comfort, protection and
freedom from all Objectionable features
is a great factor. This year the show is
simply immense, the display N animals
trained and wild-the greatest ever seen,
while the living curlositles, the giant,
midget, Orlssa twins, and the entertain
frfttan I,N the erln
musicians, lightning calculators, fire
kings and others In the menageie tents
kings, and others In the menagerie tents
trained horses, "a elephants. and other
new sensations. The attractions In the
three rings. on the three stages. and the
racing track are something wonderful.
The new street parade will be found to
be a revelation also, wherein are the 40
horse team and the pageant of the Re-
turn of Columbus to Barcelona. All will
be here on September "a.
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Taking rhonrht for The rIorro,r.

The duty we owe our children Is not
confined to good bringing up, and the
bequeathlng to them OF an honorable
name We owe them n sturdy Const-
tuition. II Is n crime TO start child
In life with inherited weakness: but
most OF us. seeing all around the evil
dence Of disregard Of this duty in oth-
crs, are inclined to forget the urgency
OF II. In living for our children. we live
for ourselves also, and In guarding
against the development Of disease We
insure rugged old age for ourselves
and the blessings OF our children. Our
lives are trying to nervous strength.
and most people see themselves losing
ground without being able to secure eiIl-
Client help. Nature has provided the
remedies that viii keep you well md
strong, but only great and palnstalSng
specialist can tell you what they are
and Just which ones you need. To those
who feel their health slipping away. and
who. have been unable TO secure relief,
the wprld.famous physlcan pr. Greene
dlscovercr Of the great Nervtra, Offers
consultation free Of charge. His office
In nj At West tith street, New York CITY,
and you may call on him there or
write describing your ease, and there
win be absolutely no charge for his OK.
pcHencCd advice. lie viii know Instant
~ the remedies required to cure you.
Consult him at once.
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AFTER MANY YEARS.

An Old aIe,laI Restored 20 aIts. bingham.
A settler Go, t la Exchange for =
Cau,ssn OF whisky Iron. Another who
Had Been on tie AVerlll Raid.
A Union veteran OF South Wheeling
has worn a gold medal OF anIlquaied de-
sign for number Of years, The medal
which is of gold and the size of an easle'
was purchased by the soldier from a
comdare, in 1868, at Charleston. The
soldier had been on the famous Ayerill
raid through the southern part of the
state. While at Union, some of the sol
dlers had entered the home OF Senator
Caperton and plunderel the place
Among other mlsdeeds, they broke open
a box In the attic and got lot NJ Jewelfy
including the medal. which was the pro-
perty OF Miss Malinda Caperton, and was
presented on her graduation at the Nlr-
ginia Female Institute, at Stanton,
shortly before the war.
Naturally Miss Caperton priced the
medal highly, but of course, she never
imagined In later days that It would ever
be restored to her. She married Judge
Patton, of the state supreme court OF
appeals, and some years after MS deatn,
became the wife OF Judge Bingham, and
has since resided In Washington City.
Her surprise on receipt OF a letter from
Colonel Robert White, of this city, stat
ing that the medal was in possession of a
Wheeling man, and could be secured,
can bA imagined. She received the colo
nel's letter while visiting at her old home
In Union, and In her reply referred TO the
remarkable coincidence that the box in
which the medal and jewelry had been
secreted back In '63, was SIN setting In
the same place, and in about the same
shape It had been left by the raiders at
ter they had broken 1t open with their
bayonets.
The result OF the correspondence was
that Colonel White got the medal from
the Wheeling man yesterday, and 1t has
been forwarded to Mrs. Bingham. The
veteran had bartered canteen OF whls-
ky for the medal soon after the AYeriIl
raid, In Charleston, the present capital
city of West Virginia, and, of course,
had no knowledge OF the manner IN
which It had been obtained.
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A GOOD THING



That In addressing Mrs Pinkham they
are communicating with woman-a
woman whose experience in treating
woman's ills is greater than that of any
living physician-malc or female.
A woman can talk freely 10 a wo-
man when 1t is revolving to relate her
private troubles 10 a man-besides, q
man does not understand-simply be-
cause he is man,
Many women suffer In silence and
drift along from bad to worse, knowing
full well that they should have immedi-
ate assistance, but natural modesty
impels them to shrink from exposing
themselves to the questions and proba-
bly, the examinations of even their fam
lily physician. II Is Unnecessary. With
out money or price they can consult II
woman. whose knowledge from actual
experience Is greater than any local
physician living.
The following invitation Is freely OF
fered; accept 1t in the same spirit.
Women suffering from any form Of fe-
male weakness are invited to freely
communicate with Mrs. Pinkham at
Lynn, Mass. All letters are received,
opened, read and answered by women
only, thus has been established the
eternal confidence between Mrs. Pink
ham and the women of America which
has never been broken and has induced
more than 100000 sufferers to write her
for advice during the last four months
Out OF the vast volume Of experience
which she has to draw from, 1t is more
than possible that she has gained the
very knowledge that will help your case
She asks nothing in return except your
goodwill, and her advice has relieved
thousands. Surely any woman, rich or
poor, is very foolish II she does not take
advantage of this generous offer OF as
sistance,-Lydia L. Pinhham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
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npsrL,.t Am.rlrn.n

Darkest America" opened a half
weeks engagement at the Grand opera
house last night to large and exceed
ingly well pleased audience. 1t is at
once a drama, showing the advance OF
the race from plantation to palace: and
vaudeville entertainment. including
all that Is best in the speciality per-
formances by negroes, The splendid
scenery aids very materially in the de-
velopment OF the story. The special
features at the end OF act three are
really splendid, and prove that the dar-
key can hold his own In all classes of
theatrical entertainment. But 1t is In
the singing and dancing that the
"Darkets America" company excels.
The same nimble feet and the same
splendid voices, accompanied by white
skin, would bring immense salaries to
their possessors. At the souvenir mat
inee Saturday every lady attending will
receive a handsome hat pin.
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LOCAL BREYIrIEs
alaltsrsoG Minor lIomsnt In aud Abo at
Ihe City.

the CITY
Grand o-night-"Darkest America"
opera House this eyenlng-"John
Wesley and His Times"
The Holiday planning mill starts to-
day, after being on for about ten days.
Black Prince lodge, X. OF p, put sew
eral candidates through the mill last
night.
At the Silver Leaf hall this evening
Councilman William Knoke enterlains
a number OF his bowling friends.
The wind storm yesterday afternoon
tore In shreds the awning OF NN-Squire
Manion, on Twenty-fourth street.
The Belmont nail factory went on yes
terday after three weeks idleness, the
coal disgers having resumed work.
Ed Campbell, a colored man, who was
beating his wife at their home in the
East End, was arrested last night by
officer Holmes.
The sewer on South Eoff street
couldn't carry all the water in yester-
days rain, and several cellars on the
street were flooded.
The special committee on the refund.
ing of the city's indebtedness has been
called 10 meet this evening at 1850
o'clock at the office OF City Clerk Wat
kins.
In another column City Collector Hall
announces that city taxes will be duo
October /. Persons paying their taxes
during October receive a discount of 4
per cent.
Work on the Wheeling & Elm Grove
roads extension in the city is delayed
at present on account OF the non-arrival
OF material The grading on McColloch
street and on the Peninsula has been
completed.
Charles Hanson. of the South Side,
had his forehead badly bruised while
out hunting. His gun exploded and
both barrels went Off, soaring his fore
head, but intlicting, fortunately, no see
rious injuries.
Louis Bacher, the Sixth ward lamp
trimmer, was unfortunate enough TO
sustain fracture OF his shoulder blade
by a fall received Wednesday after
noon, and II is likely he will be off duty
for about three weeks.
Before Squire Greer yesterday, George
TrIschler swore out Il warrant for
Bridget Cross, charging her with threat
enIng to hurt his child. The case is the
result of u neighbors' quarrel. The par
ties are Sixth ward residents.
An Eighth ward neighbours quarrel
was aired in Squire Rogers court yes
terday. Caroline Miller, the complain
ant, had Harry and James Farmers put
under peace bonds, and the former fined
81 and costs for abusive language.
A runaway horse and butcher wagon
coming up South Jacob street yesterday
induced one of the Reymann brewing
company's teams to start off down the
street. The complications resulting
were peculiar. one runaway went down
the street. and the other up The fra
plug In front of Jake Detweiler's sa-
loon was smashed, being the only dam
age resulting.
The Washington. Pa. fair is attract
ing number OF Wheeling people. Joe
Shoenig. OF the South Side, has entered
his horse in the 2l4 pace. Meister's
band will furnish the music for the fair
A Baltimore & Ohio yard engine at
the Thirty-third street crossing near the
Schmulbach brewery, yesterday had its
COW catcher torn off by plank. A de+
lay OF one-half an hour was the only
inconvenience,
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AprER TWO YEARS

A Hor,o Comes Into Possession OF Its
Ownsr-worih Ont-ThIrd offs Value
Thsn.
After two years the owner Of a horse
was put into possession of the animal
yesterday and incidentally the decline
in the price of horsencsh was illustrated.
For the past few days Jacob MolnisItI, a
produce pcddler. has been driving horse
that people living near the upper market
house recognized as that belonging u
Mrs. Alice Bradford which she had put
out to pasture In steubenville two years
ago but In some manner shortly after
ward disappeared,
Mrs. Bradford brought action Of de-
tinue to recover the horse. and the case
came up before Squire Rogers yester-
day. Five witnesses testified that the
horae belonged to Mrs Bradford. Mo-
llnsld failed to appear Constable
"Dom" Morids then seized the horse,
which two years ago was worth Sl25, bu;
would hardly bring $40 now. while the
owner In addition, has been deprived Of
lts services fo= that length of time.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS


Via PsnnsylvaniA Lines Next Sunday,
September 10.
TO coLUMBUs,--s2 90 ROM Trip
Special train leaves Wheeling 6 a. M,
Central time; leaves wellsburg $3.50 a.
M, Central time; arrives Columbus II
a. M, Central time. Returning-LeaVes
Columbus 10 p. m, Central time. The
Golden Jubilee OF the Central Verein
will be held at Columbus next Sunday.
Grand parade by United German Cath
ollie societies. Interesting addresses by
Bishop Watterson, Governor Bushnell
and other eminent speakers
TO CLEVELAND.-Sl 80 round trip
Leaves BellaIre a, m; leaves Bridge
port 6:lO a. m; leaves Martins Ferry
SIG a. m, Central time; arrives Cleve-
land 1925 p. M, Central time; leaves
Cleveland 1880 p. m, Central time
For tickets and further information,
apply to John G. Tomlinson, ticket
agent, Wheeling, W. Va.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet In
ches and stationary. Rainy, windy,
lightning and heavy clouds.
BROWNSVILLE-River feet In
ches and stationary.
GREENSBORO-Rlver foot inches
and falling. Fair and warm. James G..
Blaine and Hudson due UP and down
Friday
wARREN--Rlver.1 of a foot. Warm
with showers.
tlonary. Warm Hight rain, severe wind
storm at $3.50 p, m.
Observation-Disclosures is feet and
falling at the dam. Raining.
Observation-Disclosures foot in.
Chcs and stationary. Clear and warm.
PARKERSBURG-Ohio river foot 0
inches and falling. Cloudy. Raining.
No boats, Little Kanawha falling.
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RUNNING sores, indolent ulcers ana
similar troubles. even though Of many
years standing, my be cured by using
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. II soothcs,
strengthens and heals. II ls the great
pile cure. Charles Il. Goethe. Market
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair.
Forty-alxth and jacob streets; A. u,
Scheele, No. COZ Main street; Exlcy
Bros, Penn and Zane streets; Bowie Il
Co HrldponOrL
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THE RIVER.
YEsTERpAY,s DEPARTr

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
slstorsville. :. GuYANDOTTE. 10 a. m.
Darlington. FAIR PLAY. $3.50 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Darlington. FAIR PLAY, 1880 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
sistersville. ..GUYANDOTTE, 10 a. m.
Darlington. FAIR PLAY, $3.50 p. m.
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Day . . AND . =
School.

The only school in the city with cstaS,
lished reputation. Why take any risk,
Then patronize the one responsible hHaa,
cially and otherwise,
Only LATEST business Methods taught
and JusTAs PRACTICAL as in our most
modern business houses
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND, EMO,
LIsH AND TELEGRAPH DEPART.
AiENTS.
Tultlonslow as in any other school,
Both sexes; enter any time. Call or aa.
dress for catalogue,
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EDUCATIONAL.
.insly Institute,

A school for the thorough lnStrue,,o,
boys aud young men, Military, Glass;
English. 81 @'sal
Fall term begins Monday, Sentemb,, .,
1884, For catalogues or other iRfoFmei,5,.A
eipal -''A'
BOARD of Trustees-Hon, a. W. r,r.
bell, president, a. j, Clarke. ESQ -gp'
PRESIDENT John l.. nlckey NJ ~ wee
taryi Il {, Dalz99ll, Esq; treasurer; Mil n
Hon y. II. Whitaker, John s N,yi&
Esq, Augustus Pollock, Esq. Hon ~,
Sommervlllei, Hon. William p. HubS,A
Rev. Jacob BrittinghRm, Henry NJ ~
sell. ESQ, William f. Stlfel. Esq IVY W.
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Mount de ChantaI,

MAR WHINING, W. Va.
Studies Win be Resumed at this Aesde@
September s, 1897,
The advantages Of thi, Academy t,
mental and physical culture are uaur
passed. Tn: day scholar, dins aud lunch
at the Mount, AMI are taken to and ison
the molor by a eOnveyane. provided BY
tn, Sisters Tree OF charge, FO' term aai
further Information, adde's
DREcIaEsS o. hOiIST DE ClllVIu.
All train sla- at N. Ac..-s-lg.
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The marks ut p. m. showed foot 2
inches and stationary Weather cloudy
and warm, with showers and wind
storm.
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SOCIETY.

Last evening Mrs Dronncn and her
daughter Leonorc were "nt home" TO u
large number Of their friends, ut their
residence on the heights, at the head ~
Walnut street. MARITIME Ferry. over two
hundred guests enjoyed the hospitality
of their hos,a and those present thought
It one Of the most charming affairs they
oven attended The hours were from
10 II y. m.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger. In tho city aud Wheeling Folks
AbrOnh.

NuTuhUs
Clarence l.. Dean, press man In ad-
vance Of the Barnum g. Bailey shows,
was In the city yesterday and remains
in town to-day to arrange for the route
of the parade on Friday, September "a.
the date of the appearance OF the circus
here. Mr.. Dean talks in an interesting
way OF the magnitude of the trip the
Barnum show will make to England
next season. over the big pond they
have nothing like the American circus.
and Mfr. Bailey has 10 have everything
built up from the bottom for his Eng
llsh venture. Even the cars used on
American railroads cannot be used on
account of the sharp curves. The Eng
fish cannot believe that such big eff
Gus as that which Barnum took to Eng
land several years ago can be shown
under canvas Recently, at Detroit,
two members OF a firm OF Englishmen,
who are to be connected with the Bailey
enterprise in England, saw the show for
the first time under canvas, and they
were amazed.
Miss Della Klaelser, of South Eoff
street is visiting friends in Cameron.
Ed seabrlght yesterday left for two
weeks sojourn at Cambrldgeboro
Springs.
Rev. Father IGnatius Sagerer, the
genial pastor Of the Burkhart, Ohio, r.
C. church. Is in the city.
Alex burst the Main street confec-
toner, left yesterday afternoon on a
business trip to Pittsburgh.
Miss Nettie Oschle, OF GAINESVILLE. re-
turned home yesterday after visit to
friends on the South Side.
Fred Ziegler. the Eighth ward plumb
err returned yesterday from his vaca-
ton. spent at Cambrldgeboro Springs
and Pittsburgh,
Mrs. Emma Williams and Mrs. Mary
j Williams, who have been visiting
friends In HarrIsonburg, Virginia, re-
turned home yesterday,
Engineer John McFadden, OF the
Niagara engine house. Is laid up with a
apralned ankle. received during his at
tendance at the O'Malley fire on South
McColloch street.
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Acting upon a dispatch received from
the chief Of police Of Grand Rapids.
Michigan, VIII Eckhnrd n boy who ran
away from hia home In that city was
nut under arrest last night lie hns
been following the Indies bicycle races,
aud was arrested nj the Howell House
by Oficor McCnuBnnd Coming up
Twelfth street Eckhard broke away
from the officer and started down an
alley. He wasn't near ~ fleet footed M
hJoI" and walked the rest NJ the way
with the addition Of the gentle nlppcrB,
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ALL those creeping crawling sting
ing sensations that combine IA make w
the torturea NJ any itching dlHcnHe "
the skin arc Instantly relieved and per.
Inanently cured by DOnnH Ointment.
Take no substitute. DOanB never falls. I
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Colts LATEST.
He swears Out Two Warrants
Against Alleged Violators,
THE BISHOP OF WHEELING ONE

And the wheeling q Elm Grove railroad
Company tho Othsr-Tho 1IshOp to An
swsr for the InoHsnSlvs steps that Lead
From ths Cathedral on Thirtssnth
street and tho Railroad Company Mast
Give a Reason for the Existence OF
station Platform.
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Inst evening at her home, on MoCol.
l1th street, Miss Louise Elchenbcrg on
tcrtnlncd In honor NJ her nineteenth
birthday About twenty couples were
present ana the evening was onlnynbly
spent In dancing ana Kindred diversions,
anpplrmnntnd By rnlrenhmenlA.
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WHEELlNG eSsIi5ss
CORNER MAIN Az IMELIIR sIR[rs.
MRS. HARRIS
School For Young $
Ladies and Children,
1916 AND 1918 aRSu sTRlrr, wHtstNS. WA
Seventh annual Session VIII Begin
On Monday, September 70. 1897.

This school offers complete ana thor.
Mathematics English Classics Latin
Modern Languages and Elocutlon.
ART STUDIO, conducted by Mrs Eva
Hubbard, offers superior advantages Tor
Pencil. Charcoal. Water Color Crayoa
Drawings and oil Painting
Boys received In the Primary and Inter.
mediate Departments. For Circulars or lH'
torvlew, apply TO
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal,
WHEELING, ". VA.
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Stick Pms Are Handy.

You can't have too many. Such
dainty pins o. we have VIII
man We have u better variety
than most Rtur0H, aud can Wvo
you style ana exclusive designs
for very little money