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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-03-10

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-24
B!RCH CONS BACK

From Ohio aud Gives nim,sif mp to the
hWhoritiss ils I,esains Hts Llssrty
uhdsr iondsFauiken.tsin,s Condition
u moi serioui.
Edward Birch, the Aetnayiiie man
who was implicated In the cutting
serape at Loomis saloon in the Second
ward Sunday night, came over from
Aetnayille last night and gave himself
up to the authorities. He was taken
before Justice Rogers, who held him for
a preliminary hearing on the charge
OF assault and battery With Intent to
Kill. 1t was owing 10 Chief Benefits
diplomacy that Birch came back from
Ohio. As a matter OF fact It was not
believed that be could have been extra
,ditedl on the charge entered against
him. Birch wns released under ball,
giving a bond OF $500. II was developed
that FaulkefsteIn figured in the ag.
gresslve fully as much as Birch, and the
latter was cut and bruised, but not to.
the extent that aulkensteln suffered. I
Faulkenstein ls at the North Wheel
Ing hospital. and win be arrested on a
warrant charging him with fighting
when he leaves the. hospital. John
Loomis. the proprietor of the saloon. Is
charged with Keeping his place open on.
Sunday, aswarrant charging him with.
this offense having been issued yester-
II - . NHANN -N..H IUINnr" HL"N#nN|
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WIIEELING TO FIGURE

As this Dlstribnting Point for Weather
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Towns TO be
Served from this City.
Wheeling has been made the distrib-
uting point for weather bureau reports
through this part OF West Virginia.
.Forty-two towns will be served with
a daily bulletin of the bureaus weather
forecasts. The bureaus representative
here is to be Christian schnept, who
has for some time acted as che local
weather observer. Mr.. schnept was
.loath to accept the added duties that de-
volye upon him. as distributor OF the re-
ports but was prevailed upon to accept
the position by Chief Signal Officer
Moore, principally becaue 1t may make
the, selection OF Wheeling IS a signal.
station more probable. iCS
Yesterday Observer schnepf began
serving the following West Virginia
towns With daily weather forecast bull
letins:
Penrith, Proctor, Welslburg. Viola,
vancamp, Valley Grove, Short Creek,
Standard, Triadelphia; Twilight, Ro-
ney's Point Sand Hill, Cresap. Thomp-
son. Welcome, Bethany, Glendale.
Woodlands, Benwood, Golfers, Dallas.
.Edgtington, Elm Grove. Holidays Cove,
,Greggs, Clinton, McMechen. Middle
bourne. Moundsville, New Mardnsville,
New Cumberland. Moscow. Miller, Kid
well. Leasureyillle.
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EVENTS F0R MAY5

" L#.H.I H#|H.|H ENn 49,
With a bright greer and red title
page, Events for the month OF May
comes tripping 70 the front, laden with
good things for the lovers OF good read
ing, and finding a welcoming place
with friends made by the previous ex-
cellent issues OF this charming home
publication. Events. in Its May num-
Der, Is Overlooking with crisp stories,
sketches and poems, q pleasing feature
being the publishing OF some compo-
sitions which represent the work OF
some Of Weddings citizens. who are
now In the prosy hum Of business, and
whose imagination slipped of pen
points years ago. Notable among these
is delightful kitty GillIgan,n q poem.
contributed to a St. Clairsville literary
society, In 1866.
The fro%ntlsplece is an excellent like
ness Of Hon. N. B.. Scott, the commits
sloner Of internal revenue, with accom-
panying sketch by DR.. John L. Dickey.
Prefacing the whist department, is en-
equally splendid portrait OF General a.,
II. Beach, one of Wheellng's noted
whist players. Professor j. McHenry.
Jones writes Interestingly OF Westmln-
ster Abbey. The society, music and
club gossip are especially bright, and
there Is a host OF other intellectual
treats, too numerous to mention"
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no DAY-DREAAIS!


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There Is no real strength, except In
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Along with TIE rest { 1.-THE body, II can
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expose every part of It to the action OF
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and rot unless the stomach gets help,
For this purpose a whisktyGo " undoubt-
ed purity Is ordered by the most en-
llghtened physicians. Some OF the stun
sold as whiskey Ia utterly unit TO be
swallowed. and no sane man would put
II Into his stomach II he knew what II
was made OF.
Dury's Pure Malt whiskey has stood
the most severe tests by chemists and
isj endorsed by physlcians.
You cannot safely triie with ypur3di-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-24
MANY CANDIDATES
Out for tho Republican Nominations for
ConAiy Commissioner

Out for tho Republican, Nomination for
ConAiy Commissioned.
In the approaching Republican pri-
mary in this county. among the most
hotly contested battles Will be those for
the county Commissioner nominations.
In only one of the ten districts has any
body got what is popularity called a
S"cinch," and that is in Union where.
the present member, Otto Tyson. Is
facing q clear field and no opposition.
In all OF the other districts, there are
candidates galore, and in Clay seven
men feel called upon to serve their dis
trict on the county board. It Is certain
ly too bad that six OF the seven will
have to face disappointment and de-
feat. Up TO date the candidates for
the commissioner nominations are as
follows.
Washington = Jacob Kindelberger,
Charles Noble.
Madison-H. P. McGregor, ". P. Nc
Kelvey, G. W. Kennedy:
Clar--Joseph Speidel, B. F. Bachman,
W. H. Halter; Will Gutman.. Harry
Wheat. Samuel Uselton, c. E. Van Keu-
rem.
Union-ottof Tyson.
Centre-Andrew S. Hare. John Hess.
Webster-Wiiliam r. Dudley. Charles
Ebeling, Charles Moore, John W..
Schultze.
Ritchie-Adolph Fritz, F.lc. Williams,
Fred Schaub.
Triadelphia-Dr. Alexander. John Nc
Curdy, ]. C. Burkett.
Riehland-Wiiliam North, Charles
Busby.
Liberty-Joseph Shannon, Elsie Bow
man.
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BENWOOD.
nreery; New, Item. Gathered tn tho nuu.y,

Breezy News Itema Gathered In tho Busy
Mnrsilnli County Town.
The coming congressional fight in the
First district was brought forcibly to
mind yesterday. when Judge John A.
Campbell, OF Hancock county, visited,
Benwood to see about putting up some
fences. Ben F. Meighen, Of Mounds
Vile, is also doing something in the
same line. and the guns will soon be
booming through this county. In the
fight for the state legislature, Frank
Legge Is showing ~ strong front and
his friends claim he will be one OF Mar
shall's two representatives.
At the Riverside plate mill yesterday
two OF the employees gave vent TO un-
patriotic ,~utterances. and 1t is said their
heads VIII go the way Of the Wheeling
tubeworkers who was fired last week for
saying, TO hi with the flag!"
Baltimore & Ohio Brakeman George
Dean was severely cut about the face
Sunday evening. He rode down from
Wheeling, and jumped off at the loop.
but missed his footing and fell on his
face.
Jim" Mcdonald. for d!sorderly con-
duct, was given twenty days in jail at
yesterdays police court.
Councilman John Cusick and wis
have. returned from a two weeks visit
at St. Louis. (
James Riddle, of Wheeling. on satur-
day resigned his position as master me
'chanic at the Wheeling steel / works.
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ELM GROVES WILD NAN
IL still at Large-Narrow Escape from a
~ tbsG2EtH Terrible ErnIo.tou .#Ef-HI gN4llE

IL still at L~arge-Narroyv Escnpo from a
Terrific Explosion.
Elm Grove people are still discussing
their wild man" sensation. and regret
that the principal character. Homer
Smith, is not yet apprehended. but they
are nevertheless, congratulating them
selves over the narrow escape they had
from being the victims OF a dvna-
mite explosion. In yesterdays Intelli-
gencer was detailed his insane acts Fri
day night, when he dashed into a crowd
or people, throwing women right and
left. but It has developed that he Jug
gled with a box. containing fifty pounds
OF dynamite at the Baltimore & Ohio
Station al Elm. Grove.
The dynamite was consigned to Con-
tractor William Carney. OF this city.
Smith picked the box up and hurled 1t
several feet away, and 1t fortunately
did not explode. OF there would be a
catastrophe to record. ills not thought
that Smith knew the box contained
dynamite. He Is now supposed to be in
Pennsylvania. Z
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap. and ,siI.iapi. III tho Thriving CIT,
Na1e Across the lttyrr. itnF

| Lr.LEMNaI shssess hNNEH tL|I.NLL ~
The Martln's,F Ferry Choral society are
making extensive preparations for q
concert to. be given at the Opera House
Friday. June g.. One OF the leading fea.
lures Wilt be the chorus composed OF
Effty voices, including all the leading
vocalists OF this vicinity. The boy
choir OF the st. Matthews church OF
Wheeling win also take part.
The siraighteners on the 1G-inch bar
mill who have been receiving seven
cents struck last evening for ten cents
a ton, Manager Caldwell is to report
this evening whether the raise will be
allowed by the company or not.
Invitations ARE out announcing the
marriage OF Mr.. James McDonough to
Miss Matte STAFFORD, to take place at
the home OF the brides parents in
Wheeling. Wednesday, June 20.
Harry Morgan, the young Martins
Ferry. twlrler, will pitch his first sama
with the Wheeling base ball club Thurs
day afternoon in the game with Mans
field.
There will be no prayer meeting at
the Presbyterian church Thursday
evening On account of the commence
ment exercises at the Opera House.
Officer Brock Brown emphatically de-
MES the report started in last evenings
papers that he would race "Smasher"'
Strobe for a purse Of $50.
Invitations were issued yesterday for
a reception to be given at the home OF
Mrs. r. c.. Swartz. on "The Heights" =
Wednesday. afternoon.
~ sr-tt. ,tz.,a rtE.-
rives here to-day to spend the summer
with Miss Margaret Ebert, on North
Fifth street..
The Laughlin. shaft has arrived and
five pots were started yesterday and
three more were put on this morning.
P. P. Miller and VIM. Prince were ar
rested yesterday for Sunday selling. and
pleading guilty got SIS and costs.
Chas. Slaughter was badly burned by
hot iron yesterday morning while at
work at the Aetna-Standard.
Rev. Caldwell, OF Allegheny, win
preach. atsthe U. P. church next Sun
day morning and evening.
Alfred carp has resigned his posi-
tion with Hatch &c Greer, and leaves to-.
morrow for Marion. Ind.
Earl St. Clair, who has been visiting
R. J.. Howell, returned yesterday to his
home In Parkersburg.
Harry! Bentzileft last evening for Al
legheny to accept a position in the Fort.
Wayne car shops.
The marriage Of Thos. Howell and
Miss Julia Englemeyer is announced to
take place soon.
Frank Bath was fined 81 and costs
yesterday for being drunk and disor-
derby.
The sents for commencement will so
on sale OF s o'clock tomorrow morning.
Robert Boyle left last evening on a
business trip to Cleveland.
Samuel Huskins returned last even
Ing from GAINESVILLE.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In The City and wheeling PEG

strangers In the city and wheeling Peo.
ploAbinad.
Ben Men. the great cattle buyer, OF
,Powhatan, Is In the city.
Wyie Beal! and wife, Of wellsburg,
were visitors in the city yesterday.
Miss Ella Rine, OF Wellsburg, was
visiting Miss Annie Siebke yesterday.
Harry F. Krager. the Howell House
barber. Is back this post after a two
weeks illness.
William Moore has accepted a posi-
ton with Michael Hearne, at the Grand
Opera House cafe.
Charley Snider, paymaster at the La
Belle. is on duty to-day, having recov-
cred from the injuries received In a rum
away out the pike Friday evening.
Jesse Dickson. the city gas works en-
ploye, Is able to be out after a two
months illnessb of typhoid fever. and
will resume his duties about the first
Of next month.
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veterans during the reunion OF the So
the Army OF West Virginia ID
this citH next Eebtefnbbs GNk Hi1fSfEII
LOCAL DRgvirIgs
M..ler. ID. MMorE Mem,alIln aal Am

tr.tier,o OF ID Morf aem.a,i IN aui Aboutl
III the City.
City council meets in regular session
this evening.
on Friday evening at TIE pythlan
castle, the Auditorium club viii rive d
dance.
This evening at the First Christian
church. H. spillman Riggs will lecture
under the auspices OF the Christian En-
deayor Society.
James Attmeyer, the Eighth nard
painter. who fell from the roof OF a two.
story house Saturday afternoon. was
not, so seriously injured as wa expect
ed, and he is able to be out again.
Arrangements for tho coming benea.
for the City hospital at the Wheeling
Park casino are being made rapidly.
The Players Club, which Is TO produce
"who VIII Win Him.. 10 rehears!rg
daily, and this promises TO rank with
their best previous efforts.
All the lodges OF the Ancient order
OF United Workmen will Join In an out
iug to be given at Wheeling Park We'd
nesday, June O.. An excellent pro-
gramme OF amusements Will be arrang-
ed and a very pleasant time Is anticipa.
ted All sister lodges have been Invited
to participate.
The strawberry festival for the bene.
ut OF the Maine monument fund, that
was to have been given Wednesday
evening at Odd Fellows hall, by the
Sons OF Veterans, has been postponed
until June Is. ut the same hall. All
persons holding tickets Will, be admits
ted. As this Is a worthy object It Is hop
ed a large sum will be made.
This evening at Fette's alleys the
Ideal bowling team Will have one OF
their famous iblowouts, and they have
extended invitations to newspaper men,
promising to wink at any jumbling os
figures the scribes may feel called OF.
to do to boost up their ability az ten
pin rollers. alongside Colonel Coleman's
cracks. A pleasant evening Is assured
the Ideals and the members OF their
party. ~
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CLEVELAND, May 23.-The COW.
makers OF this city declared a senenl
strike to-day to enforce 4 demand d,
an increase of 25 cents a day, from ,.s
to 81 so. As a result Of the strike, tnrI
foundries and industrial plants are bai.
~ crippled. The Walker Manutacut,,
Company, the Variety Iron Work, Con.
pany, the Fulton foundry, the O,s Sic,
Company and the Cleveland shipbulH.
ing Company promptly CONCEDED d.
demands Of the men, ard work was N.
sumed in these establishments
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TRAIN RUNS OVER AcH1Lp,

a Benwood child met with an .~unior-
tunate accident last night about 9
O'clock. The eight-vear-old daughter:
OF Mrs. Joseph Beck. who keeps a sa-'
loon opposite the Riverside. attempted
to cross the railroad tracks at the mill.
She, had crossed one track and avoided
an engine, but dldn's notice the APP
proach OF another engine on the adtoln-
Ing track, which she attempted to cross.
She was struck by the engine, the
wheels OF which passed over one OF her
legs, but didn't, do. other material in.
jury. Her escape from more serious
consequences was very narrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-24
BROKE HIS NOSE.

S. H. Gebhart, an aged South Slider,
yesterday had sworn out before Squire
Greer a warrant for John Ushan, charg.
ing the latter with assault and battery.
the offense alleged to have. been COM
mltted May IA, at the La9Bel!e. where
both were employed. The men had
some words, and Ushani struck Geb-
hart In the face, breaking his nose.
Ushan Is nowin jail, and gets q hearing
at 10io'clock this morning. It was said
Ushan Is q s%paniard, but this Is denied
by people who know him.
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A CHILD BURNED.

A four-year-otd o OF William Kemp,
OF South Market street. was the victim
Of a serious burning accident yesterday
about noon. The child was playing
near the stove. and his clothes becnm.
ignited, and before they were extin-
grished the flames had enveloped the
little fellow from head to foot, His
face, neck, arms and the fore part Of
his body were burned, and were It not
for speedy relief the child would have
In all probability been burned to death.
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Dwelling Hon.r Bnrn.d.

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencer.
FA1RMoNT, W. Va, May 23.-The
two-story frame dwelling house to:
gether with outbuildings belonging to
a.. D. Reppert, at Watson, this county,
were burned this morning. The fire
was discovered about 9 o'clock, but was
too far advanced to save anything. The
house was worth about $500, and in
sured for $3.50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-24
MEET IN WHEELING JUNE

Matters political are engaging the at.
ttnion and interest OF Its devotees
more and moro as the hot weather and
convention days approach. There were
several well known politicians In town
yesterday, all OF them Republicans.
Col. Ben Meighen, OF Moundsylllc. who
has entered upon ar; active canvass for
the Republican congressional nominal
ton in this district. spent the afternoon
with some Of the local politicians, and
expressed confidence that he would moi
be least among the three asplrants for
the nomination, the others being Con.
gresham Dovener and Judge John A.
Campbell, OF New Cumberland.
Secretary OF State W. NJ. o. Dawson
was In the city, en- route to Charleston
from his Kingwood home, and during
the morning discussed the political out
look with friends here. He 10 credited
with having pu. in some Hicks for his
chief, Governor Atkinson, who has de-
signs upon the seat now occupied BY.
Charles Jeems Faulkner, In the United
States senate. He left for Charleston
ct noon.
Deputy United States Marshal Char
ley Elliott came to town last evening,
and was In conference with local lead
ers. He conferred with General Cow
secretary of the First district congress
sional committee. of which Elliott Is
chairman. and they thereupon Issued
the following call for; a meeting of the
committee In this city. June {. when,
the time and place for the congressional
convention will be fixed:
The Republican congressional! committee
OF the First congressional district will meet
at the office OF the secretary. All Chap
line street, Wheeling, on Tuesday. June
2. ntsj:3o p. M, to FIX the time and place
and complete arrangements for n conven-
ton TO nominate n candidate for Congress.
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VIZ. molme,, pIsn pp-arnncr.

Special Dispatch to the I%ntelligencer.
MoRGANToWN. W. Va. May "a
Workmen have been engaged since Sat-
urday dragging the Monongahela river
in the hope Of recovering the body OF
Miss Minnie Holmes, Of Clarksburg,
who SO mysteriously disappeared from
the Steamboat Nellie Hudson, on Its up
trip Friday, but late this evening had
found no trace OF the body. The family
still refuse to believe that she commit
ted suicide, but have found no probable
reason for her disappearance, although
they have several detectives at work
on the case.
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IN THE COURTS.

Yesterday. 10 the circuit court OF Ohio
county, the case OF Carey vs.. the city
OF Wheeling, set for Monday, was re-
set for September Is.
The criminal court was not in session
yesterday, having adjourned on Satur-
day until to-day.
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DEWEY DAY" COMMITTEES
TO Meet on Wednesday Evening to Set
tie Celebration Bills.

On Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock,
meeting OF the Dewey Day" celebra-
ton committees on finance and speak,
ers and music will be held at the cham
Der Of commerce for the purpose OF set
Ting all bills contracted by the COM
mittees. Bands and others having
claims are requested to file them with
members OF the COMMITTEES before the
meeting or at that time, as It is desired
10 close up all matters pertaining 10 the
late celebration
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TIE RIVER
~pEpARruREs

Parkersbnrg BEN HuR, 9 p. m.
Sistersville.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
ClarIngton....LEROY $50 p. m.
Steubenville..T NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. ..KEYSTONE STATE. s n. m
PittsburSh...Q QUEEN CITY, 8 n. m.
Parkersburg. ARGAND. II a. m.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON, liza. m, 3.
SIstersvillc. RUTH. $3.50 p. M.
Darlington. LEROY, $50 p. m.
Steubenville. T. N. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. .kANAWHA. $3.50 a. m.
Plttsburgh...BEN HUR.%2 p. m.
Clarington:..LEROY, $50 p. m.
Sistersville. ruth, $3.50 D.. m.
Steubenville. T. NJ. BAYNE. 2:3O D. m,
Pittsburgh. URANIA, $50 n. m.
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WHILE THE WAR LASTS.

All who march, walk or stand. ,bcsi
shake into their shoes Aliens Foot.ESp
q powder. 1t cures aching, tired, Con,
swollen feet, and makes tight or new sksi
easy. 1t absorbs moisture, and prey,ati
chaflnS. hot, smnrting, bl!stered, sveatri
feet All the regular army troops aai
navy men use It. Volunteers In hot d.
mates can't exist In comfort wl,hoa, Il
Aliens Foot-Ease Is sold by all dngrtsi
and shoe stores. sc. Sample sent FREE,
Address. Allen s. Olmsted. lie Roy, y. +
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BRowNSvILLE-River 0 feet 1 inch
and rising. 3,
OIL CITY-River 3 feet Q inches and
falling. Clear and pleasant.
WARREN-River 3 feet 4 inches,
Light showers.
P1TSBURGH-Rlver 10 feet and rls-
ing at the dam. Cloudy and warm,
GREENSBORO-River 10 feet 7
Inches and falling. Showers and warm
er. James G.. Blaine and Florence Belle
due down Tuesday. Germania and Nell
lie Hudson up.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 feet and
falling. Cloudy and warm.
PARKERSBURG-Ohio river 10 feet
4 inches and falling. Cloudy, mercury
at u. Passed up: Queen City, Valley
Belle and Barnsdall. Passed down:
Fred Nilsson, with coal. The Little Kan
awha is falling.
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THE REUNION COMMITTEE

On Finance Called to Meet on Wednes-
day Evening to Begin Work.
Chairman George Wise, OF the reun-
ion committee on finance. has called a
meeting OF his committee to be held at
the rooms OF the chamber OF commerce
on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. A
full attendance is desired. as 1t Is IN
tended to subdIvide the committee and
begin the work OF soliciting the funds
necessary for the entertainment OF the