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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25


For some time 1t has been under
stood that Thomson N. E. church was
contemplating a departure from the
usual line of rendering music In Metho-
dist churches. on Sunday morning the
worshippers at that church had the
pleasure Of listening for thefirst time in
their own house of worship, well
conducted vested choir, and the opinion
was generally expressed that the inno-
walton Is very happy one.
The membership of the choir present.
ed creditabIe appearance. attired in
the vestments usually used in Metho-
dist churches where vestments are
worn, although not many Of that de-
nomination use them.
The choir entered heartily Into all the
services and sang so well as to greatly
crafty tho formaAor of the venture.
II the services Of last Sabbath can be
taken US an indication Of what may be
expected regularly, the congregation
will appreciate the efforts Of the church
to give them an enjoyable and helpful
service as can be found In the city or
anywhere in the country. The singing
Of the hymn In which the congregation
Joined earnestly appeared indicative Of
a genuine revival OF religion.
Prof. j. H. Hammond has charge OF
the choir and all who know him will
wish him and choir success. The menu
bers are: Misses Emma FrItche, Stella
Cornell, Anna Alexander, Mrs. Jessie
Wells, Miss Lettle Coleman. Miss Ber-
tina Dunbar. Mrs. H. P. LOe, Misses
Maize Jacobs, Ida Prince, Hontar
Cooper, Ada Emhof, Bess Donaldson,
Miss Braddie Lewis, Mrs. w. H. Giesey,
Misses Irene Lashley, Edeth Maser,
Ada Fisher; Messrs. Allen Robinson,
Walter Beldeman, H. P. Loe, Lee
Dobbs, Robert Lindsey, Walter sadler,
Charles wlncher. Albert Martin, John
Herman; Miss Carrie Fritche, organist;
Prof. ]. H. Hammond, director.
Other members have been received
and 1t is expected that about fifty in
all will in the near future be enrolled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
UPRIGHT PIANO CHEAP.

Owing to a misunderstanding between
husband and wife, n fine Upright
Plano has been placed in our hands for
immediate disposal. The plano is prac-
tically new and was built by Clifford
Chlckerlng, a man with a natlonalre pu-
tatIon as an expert plano builder.
We are authorized to sell the plano
for one-hnlt OF the original price II
you want or need a plano, here Is n rare
opportunity.
f. w. RAINIER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

The trial OF Frank Lewis charged
with attempted robbery and assaultIng
Mrs. Gockstettcr, the aged resident of
Boggs' run, occurred yesterday before
Squire Lacey. of Benwood. There was
not sufficient evidence to lndlct the
prisoner, consequently he was acqult-
ted Of the charge. The result WINS no
surprise TO Mr.. Lewis friends, who
were certain OF his acquittal. Mrs.
Gockstetter declared he was not one OF
the two men
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
FOR THE HOT WEATHER AT
r. HESS & SONS,

A full line Of serges, Pin Checks and
ChcYiOts, which we nre prepared to
make up ut popular prices.
Our BRlbrlggnn Underwear mt 6Oc,
5bc and 81 90 cannot DO oXcolled. Sizes
MS large as so. y Hose u speciality
Always tho newest in Neckwear,
c. HESS & SONS.
Fashionable Tnllors and Furnlshers,
1891 and 1893 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
Teachers, Examination.

The second examination for Ohio
county teachers will be held at Elm
Grove on Tuesday and Wednesday, Au-
gust and 2, conducted by George s.
BiEgs. county superintendent OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
TRI.sTATE REUNION
OF tho G. A. II. Assuming Shape,
Committees ut Work.

committees NJ hork'
Secretary II. ]. Felber, of the general
committee having in charge the ar
rangements for the trI-state reunion OF
old soldiers, to be held at Wheeling
park, Saturday. August s, has sent let
tiers to nearly all the G. A. R. posts in
this vicinity Among the towns to be
interested in the reunion are Bellaire,
Martins Ferry, East Liverpool, West
Alexander and host OF others. Assist
Ing Mr.. Felber in this work are Robert
8. Taylor and D. +. Mckinley. The
committee will meet this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.

This week we will give 20 per cent dis.
count on our entire stock OF Diamonds and
Watches This means that you Will have
over $4,000 worth Of diamonds and watches
10 select from and get % per cent on our
regular prices. A 5000 diamond or watch
viii cost you 1900 ut this sale, u saving
Of sc. 90 to you. We have diamonds from
800 to I30O00 each, ladies' and gents
watches from $500 to Siga.OO each. and we
give you 20 per cent discount on regular
~ New style Shirt Waist Sets at 20 nor
cent on regulcr prices,
Rogers lest Silver Knives and Forks
q 10 per dozen,
is;teriIns silver Ring Bracelets, the best
quality, at 10 cents each.
We Rre giving special bargains In over
10000 worth OF diamonds, watches aud
gIlyerwaro this week.
Shelf BROS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

We iinvo fitted moro than twenty
thousand pairs OF Spectaoles, giving us
o record and experience unequnlled by
any other OpticiAn In West virginia
satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. GRUB, Qptician,
No. 1906 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

A WHEELMAN's tool-bag isn't com.
plete without bottle OF DR.. Thomas
Eclectrlc OIL. Heals cuts, bruises.
stings, sprains. Monarch over pain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

PEOPLE would not Erowl so much
about bakers bread" II they used the
Wheeling Bakerys tin seal bread. AL
ways ask for It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

ALL meat shops will DO closed
Thursday, July q, at $3.50 n. M, on Rc-
count of the Butchers Picnic ut Fair
Grounds. TO which the public is invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

BUSINESS Mems Dinner daily Mt the
Grand Central Hotel. Communication
tickets at reduced rates Try US.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

BREAD winners should see they get
Wheeling Bakery Bread. Cheapest be-
Cnuse Il lR best
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
A VESTED choir.
The Innovation at Thomson NJ. E.
Church Well Received
FIRST APPEARANCE

Created a Favorable Impression and
the vostments, so Unusual in Me-
thOdist Churches, We're Worn
Nearly Fifty Voices in tho Choir
Which Is Becoming a Foremost Or
ganization-Tho ohOir's Personnel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

If you want the best bread baked,
ask for Wheeling BakCry's tin seal
bread.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

Muslin Underwear section SHOWS
many new styles oil Corset SoVcIs'
skirts, Drawers, chemIses and Gowns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25

A fine showing of Infants and Chill
dren's Outfits. Slips, Short and Long
Dresses at popular prices.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
CATHOLIC RESORT
ON THE SACRAMENTO
Beautiful Site Near Shasta Retreat
Turned Over 70 the
.CIergV

PEDDING. July zs.-Th= Methodist re
sor- IT the Sacramento Canyon known Is
Shasta Retreat. : 70 have . friendly rival
under The ownership and control o- cath
olIcs The fine property a. The mouth Of
Hedge Creek. close 10 Shasta Retreat,
owned ny Rev. Father Quinn. has beeu
turned over 10 the Catholic clergy o1 this
diocese and j. Is 70 b. -1csd Up - an deal
resort tl- people Of that -a1-c- Repairs
have been made 70 the buildings already
on the grounds. and negotiations are E0T
pending for some additional land, vThich
viii b. suuiiviGed and sold for cottage
l0-s a-d camp sites.
! year or 50 ago the Methodist folk
took an option 70 purchase atneF
C-.t-r's property. but tCr some reason
tre deal could not Be coCsuErnared- " ilei-
he option expired the plan was suggestel
that The Catholic cle-SE procure the prop
e--y for q seCrarian retreat. The repairs
and improvements made this year are
only the beginning y 9 resort that VIII
eventually attract Catholics from al over
the STATE. Is Il : located in an ideal T--
Ei0- and IS Of itself an ideal spot
4 portion OF the land will serve as z
summer home for the Sisters Of Mercy
and another subdivision for young Cath
Ole brothers. Quite q colony is now on
he ground and mora are arriving N5x[
year accommodations will be prepared Tor
q large influx
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
HUNT CLUBS PAPERcHAsE.
Trophies Won by William o'Connor
and Miss Marie Oge

SAN RAFAEL, July 29-In to-day's
paperchase OF the San Rafael Hunt Club
William O'Coanor won the silver prize
cup for the gentlemen and Miss Marie
Oge for the ladies. The chase started
from the Hotel Rafael al Q. m. with
Baron J. H Won Schroeder as master Of
hounds and Constable Lewis Hughes as
hare" The course was four miles long
and extended along Grand avenue. over
San Rafael hill 70 the Forbes tract and
around by A W Fosters place 10 the
finish near the golf links. II required
forty minutes 10 complete the course.
benjamin Holiday was close second for
the gentlemen's prize and Mrs. Farms
worth for the ladies'.
Those who participated IN the chase
were: Lawrence Van Winkle. Dr.. H. o.
Hewitt. Baron J. H Won Schroeder, Miss
Marie Oge Maurice DOre. Baron Aiexan-
der Von Schroeder. Mrs. Farnsworth
Clarence Fisher and Charles de Young.
Among those who followed the riders
in carriages We're. Mrs. j. J. Crooks Mrs.
Morgan and Miss Ella Morgan, Mrs. IL
H de Young Miss Carrie Deane, the
Misses Grace and Rosa Hecht. Miss Grace
Powers Mrs William Gerstle, Mrs. Mar
Gus GerstIe Mrs. Frederick Green. Mrs.
Franz Frey, Frederick Oxnard and F. S.
Johnson.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE
ON THE PACIFIC COAST
Kostland Company TO Extend It's
System From Panama TO San
Francisco

SAN DIEGO, July 2s.-John D.
Spreckels. who is now at the Hotel del
Coropado. said to-day il was proba ble
that a seventh American steamship
company would be plying its steamers
in and out Of San Diego Harbor before
many months. Mr. SpreckeIs said.
There is every probability that San
Diego Will be favored IN the near future
by the institution OF a new service be-
tween Panama and San Francisco.
Some time ago the agent Of the Kost-
land Company. which has a fleet OF
steamers plying between Valparaiso
and Panama, came 10 me at San Fran
cisco and said his company had made
arrangement to extend it's line TO San
Francisco and intended 70 call at Ger
tain intermediate ports"
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
REMAINS AN INMATE
OF A MEXICAN PRISON
sador Clayton Has Not OBJ
tanned His Release

REDWOOD CITY. july 29.-Ano-he- let
tsr has just been received by friend
from J. \. Faulkner. tL= American cid
zen imprisoned II 2 Mexican dungeon,
charged with responsibility t0r ths e Orc
mine disaster il which rh= superintendent
and another man net death Faulkner
Is still hel6 2 prisoner. Notwithstanding 2
EmbaSsaC0r Clayton has been Instructed
by the department a. Washington 10 OBJ
tain his release on bond Or a. lr1Tu@1- ale
trial. The letter is as follows;
an glad that my former letter 10
you vas published n the papers. as IL
will give The American people some
idea Of how American citizens are
treated II this country an stu 2
prisoner IN the same Old cell 1otTlt1-
standing ! have received reply % my
statement from Washington telling
me- that The EU6eSszcor Al Mexico
City had bsen instructed 10 iDTesti-
gate my case and send his findings ID
the State Department a. Washington
Although / received this letter seven
days ago 10 one q them has YET put
in an appearance. L seems q very hard
matter 70 get Clayton 10 take any
action il this, although Is is ordered
10 do so.
l am very thankful 20 you for the
interest you have taken n ny case,
and also for any other favOrs that
YOU may do me IN trying 10 get me
released from this prison 1 am sick
and this prison IS killing ne for I
am row unable TO stand or ny feet /
am DONG every IELIg 1 can 10 get Cut.
and my friends are doing all in their
power 10 have me released. This
trouble has cost me over a thousand
dollars, and I an not out yet, but l
do not want for anything 50 far as
money is concerned for I have some
little money left yet and have friends
who have plenty Cf il and VIII spend
II 70 get ne out OF here But that does
ne no good What I need is influence
at Washingt n 10 unlock these prison
doors I tell yGu it, pretty hard for
an innocent man 10 have 10 be held a
prisoner in such a place as this. You
have 10 idea what Il is.
VIII close as I am 50 sick I cannot
write any more. 7 suffer very much
here and I have 70 write lying down
on me stone floor. and Chsre Is hardly
any light II this room Thanking you
again FOR what you have done and may
do in my interest. I remain your
friend. H c. FAULKNER
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
McNAUGHTON MAY
Be WH|TEWASHED
Normal Trustees Dis
posed to Aid Him.
INQUIRY BEGINS ON MONDAY
MASS OF EVIDENCE AGAINST
THE PRINCIPAL.
'The Committee Must Do the Prose
cutting and We VIII Defend
Him" Chairman Brown
Declares.
INQUIRY BEGINS ON MONDAY
Special Dispatch to The Call

SAN JOSE. July 2s.-The greatest inter
est centers IN the investigation OF the
character and morals Of Principal James
McNaughr0n OF the State Normal School,
which comes up before the trustees Oh
that institution next Monday morning.
The alumni investigating committee, con
sisCing OF J. q. JuTv, Eli Wright and r
Carl. mas accumulated a vast amount OF
evidence showing that McNaughLon Iacks
the qualities as a man and as teacnef
that should be found in d principal CL
normal school The charges Of Immoral
ity and ircomp mpenteucy made against MN
while Superintendent OF the schools al
Council Bluffs, Iowa, have been lnvest!-
gated and the committee IS satisfied they
are true.
The whole city and county are interest
ed il the outcome Of the inyestis4tloA-
The Normal School mas been great hep
70 the business men Of San Jose, as ABOUT
3y OF the 90 pupils come rom ollS147 go ~ t-4S
county. These spend from S7J9 TO s42'vy :
month in tns city. Merchants ana clI-
zers realize Che school has suffered ire
Qarab.y already from the notorIety gained
Even Even Il aIr McNaqg6ton's innocence
should be established, they argue, tls
presence would hurt the school and drlFe
The outside pupils 20 san Francisco anu
Los Angeles institutions
The trustees are turning q deaf ear 10
the entreaties Of the people for McNaugn-
Tons removal. ard il Is openly predicted
tEat Lhe investigation VIII result IN
yrr5-=wash. Chairman Brown said a. tie
meeting u -Ee trustees Waeu tc- ia SER
vas brought up that ''rne committee musL
do the prosecuting and We VIII deIen1
ELCN sCglr1T-
The Investigation Will last = couple II
days. The alumni committee viii De reI-
resented by Eli Wright and J O jury,
oo-L Of whom are lawyers and -u=TnuerS
gf th- committee. They wiA Ures@1t let
t=t- and afEjaEi-s % prove the charges
ana will argue that for the good OF the
school Principal McEaugnto1 should oe
dismissed Letters have been received
from al over the county " 3. Creaz-.r,
SUPERINTENDENT OF tEe Phoenix H.5n
School. said IN MS letter that ne believed
lIcNa-gntCE - Be a bad man He :. n
my opinion. very untrutatll and VICIOUS
Principal y. 5 Na-Eum q Alma school,
near Tempe. ATlZ-, styles Men augolc1
''au zItiauaced, suspicious, garrulous old
man.
Principal NcNaughroa has hired Altor-
1ey J. r Patton u look after MS inter
es-s- his defense viii be g denial 81 ire
charges and the presentation o. restiE1J-
-tsl= q character from g number 81 min
.sters- Rev Alfred Hummer II the First
Methodist Church q this city is z cham
p51l Of Mon aCglt0C.s cause and Is work
Ing hard 70 save him Secret societies q
which the professor : member also
have been appealed ID in his b@haf-
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
YACHT
LOSES TO THE lAUREA
Temple Clubs Swift Craft Success
fully Defends the French

COwES. July ee-The first OF the three
international races for the French cup
took place on the SoIenC to-day me
course was tweuty-four miles le 1L.-
Dla ya,b- club. holder OF the cup defend
81 the tttIe with the L-au-ea- owned 0y
EDWARD Hore- The challenging club Is
the Union des Yachts FrancaiS.s, an. aL.d
Count Boni de CasIellaue e>pVc-a--E S--.-- -
S.-1I.-ts5 rTa ysOfl- Anna - C-E - TsvlC
m trophy. Ths other races Of the series
viii take place on July q and august
The Yachts to-day had : good start n q
,,,1-r F-y-sS- breeze The Laurea gained
from ne start and won by ! minute $
seconds The LaUrea led around each
mark II the course and was elg1t minutes
af9esi al the Nab buoy on har0eS she
misunderstood the course and last tWe-Ns
minutes which. however, were reeoF ere1
in beating homeward-
The Anna allowed the Laurea forty-slN
seconds. The wind was light The race
was started at l-23 3 n ana was L--lisLls1
Anna a. $50
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
MODJESKA FOSTERS
A CHILD ACTRESS
VIII Direct the Theatrical Training
OF Six-year-Old Bessie
RosEfrk

Los ANGELES. July 2s-Nsdane Nod
jeska who has been passing me week 4
Les Angeles today announced Izz- S1S
would direct the theatrical training q
Six-vesr-oId Bessie BcSz5-S o. his city
The child Vii b@ : par- NJ N1d1SSzz
company. and on Monday SEe VII - .
Ssr Diego 10 enter rsnaa-SzlS On Seq
tsmbsr u Mss Bessie VIII appear - -Es
little king II Marie AC-oi-eC-e - CEa
los Angeles Thes-eC-
Bessiass first public appearance vas n
the Auditorium II Chicago when years
Of age She stood q Top - . piano and
sang There's Only One Gl-l II L15S
World for Ne" The 1o-aI tributes r-zc
she rscetTed were higher than Es-S5l[ s1d
presses the belief thar -15S c-lEG- -s---s
SRI i one Cf the coming stars n -es NOD
s-n stage. and she proposes 70 Elvs -
such assistance as VIII bring ouc Ae- ts--
ent-
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
HUNTER ATTACKED
BY CINNAMON BEAR
Animal Falls Dead after Six
Bullets Pierce Vit0l
Spots.
insisting Of Dr. l.
Chadwick Jacob
Of side OF
tell
howth beast by
=
McCandish climbed the
He
distance
OF
and
fell
The
The second bear ran
at the frs sho
.9:.9ss7:'.c... e2..
MISS LOGAN ANNEXES
THE 2:O7 CLASS PACE
Sherman Clay Favorite in the First
Four Heats Despite His
Poor Showing.

CLEVELAND. July ga small crowd
saw the wind up OF the grand circuit
races though the sport was fine in spite
Of the rain which fen for time during
the afternoon,
Sherman Clay was the favorite in the
2.J7 pace up 20 the nth heat, though he
never showed his nose at the front. Ana
MAS won the first two heats and Miss
Logan took the next three with ease,
Copeland was 81 Not i9Vortte IN the 2l2
,rct au3 woo wtshou, erert, though Fu-
DOR Chimes tuaJc q game struggle Tor
1vSt V-acv ~ she last two heats
Lr cHe : z pace SpNNNN was the fa~
vcctte avt w,'u The evSt heat, but Harry
q tooN the next two heats and the faee
sitter driving finishes.
Derby Lass was c(SNCd as t2NVrltc IN
-Es IA tVct. but was never better tpNh
rasr>i, CvNhce Won the first heat trom
Carney SVt tbe second heat. but pWNhe9
csptu-e,i rSe th,vj and the race, Results;
s,- c1SsS. pacing. purse S2a0a. hest ihrcc IN
c5ys-M-Ss LcES0 wcn thjvt, touvtb ana utth
1-s- sri Seco-d beats sni was second Tiu'e.
zs,. sss5 Royal = Shaiior. third. sherman
O.: sze Manor. Prince Alert snd FeSrl Onward
$50 started
s-,s class. r7ottirs. purse $>N,a bes; three IN
svs-CopslsCt won u straight heats. Time,
EI.-~-acSsa -H5-5- Dr. Lesk. Red Star. NorVstt.
E-lzr- Pas,sn-o. Geo-gesrns- Silverthorn and
= :. n sisc started
1h-z-Ea--y Q wo1 second sni third heats.
Ttr-s z-1ei- 9-irS> SpbyrS won first hest
II 2,lS a-i was second. Frazier third.
r.-e=-Gxyhse Won frs and third heats. Time.
ga. z-L5 George Carney Won second heat II
~. e-1 vas second. Le-oy Lass L2-r1 Go-d
Lace. McAdaals, Domlt-@n and L. Il. aso
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30

I was discovered first IN the stack
Then I got down from the stack Nor
gan commenced 70 run and Major Blair
shot in the air twice 70 scare him. /
was at the other erf OF the stack. !
saw Kelly. He had the rife pointed
right straight a. Morgan. l do not
know whether the first shot struck him
or The second shot. but n dropped.
Five shots we're fT=d, three out Of the
rife and two out Of the revolver /
sa " him fall after the second shot from
the rife
The Coronsr-H0w Tar we're you from
him a. that time
The Coroner-ITow far was Kelly from
him
opposite direction. I heard 8-a.r Ec--er -
Kelly u STOP Morgan. NJ. BIGd hJl.eTed
a. EeIIy not 70 Shoot Kelly vas taking
sight before he shot about minute :
time. Than he shot
Siminoff c0n-ra6icted himself in one
particular To 2 juror n said he did
not hear Budd tell Kelly not 70 shoot
The witness said. however. that he saw
Budd make a motion 70 Kelly that
meant for the latter not 70 shoot Budd
told Morgan 70 stop. Budd did not
shoot
John Carroll, z farmer who lives near
Sheldon and WoO vas present Thel
Ihe shooting took place, said:
I do not think Kelly aimed = hit
him a. all. because h could have hit
him the first Two Shots = he wanted u
kill him
H Il. Budd. the com-issary Ct the
Preston school said he b=ckoned %
Kelly not % shoot
= shouted and bsckon4d both said
Budd. 7 was afraid he would hit the
boy. I 10 not think h fred al me boy.
l -niuk. cardi5ly. the man was 50 sx-
cited h did not know what h was do
ing Thai .s all there was 10 IL I
shouted u him That IS all can recoI-