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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-09
BRIEF liENTIoNINGs.
Events in and About the City Given in
n Nutshell.

Grand to-nlght-"The Real Thing"
The Pipes win contest viii not be re-
sumed until tomorrow, Judge Hervey
having adjourned court until then.
Mrs. Nolte, wife of August Nolte. the
cigar manufacturer, died Saturday, at
her home, ut Thlrty-sixth and Water
streets. a husband and one child SUR
vlve.
Last night at ST. Luke's P. 2. church
the rector, Rev. Jacob Brittingham, de-
livered special sermon 70 the KING 5
Daughters organization OF the city.
There was a very large attendance,
Tomorrow evening, at the First
Christian church, the Ladies' Aid 80.
ciety Of the church win give q splendid
Entertainment In aid OF the church. A
very attractive programme has Deen
announced.
There will be about 1870 cases called in
this mornings police court. chiefly the
result Of raids Saturday night on disor-
derby houses. Most Of those arrested
put up for their appearance, the
amount covering the fine and costs.
Miss Mamie Wheat, formerly Of this
city, a granddaughter Of General Wheat,
who has been employed In the survey
or generals Office at New Orleans, has,
through the efforts Of Representative
Dovener, Of this district. been promoted
to clerkshlp In the New Orleans mint.
Senator Scott has secured the appoint
ment Of o. H. Clark. OF Harrison county.
10 a clerkshIp in the war department at
washington, on the temporary roll. The
senator also was instrumental in hav-
ing a Mason county man appointed TO
clerkship in the agricultural DEPART
ment last week.
The reception to the cotIlllon Club, at
Arlon hall, Tuesday evening, by Prof.
Delbrugge. promises to be an elegant
AFFAIR The full Opera House orchestra
will furnish the music The patronesses
are Mesdames W. ". Arnett, ). w.
Grubb, Alex. Campbell, T. C. Mofat
and G. K. Wheat.
Proposals for a library building. an
engineering building and an armory
building for the West Virginia univer-
sIty, Morgantown, win be received until
l2 O'Clock noon. October 81. Invitations
to bidders and blank forms for bids may
be had upon application to the office Of
the president of the university, at Nor
gnntoWn,
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under the Dome.r

1t is said that Lincoln j. Carter, the
author of "Under the Dome" the linz
mensely successful naval comedy dra-
ma, which is underlined for stay Of
three days at the Grand Opera House.
commencing Thursday. October 70,
spent two years in perfecting the ferry
boat scene. AS result It is as near
the real thing" as 1t is possible to
make 1t. Not a single detail of such
a trip has been omitted. Every sound
OF a boat or Of the water and all the
appearances OF lessening distances are
correctly. initiated. So perfect is the re-
suit that the audience seems to be car
rfed with the boat across the river, the
characters being grouped in the front
and the audience having possession Of
the rear, 90
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tunate enough to secure thirty days
lease Of lie by the grace of Governor
Atkinson.
Superintendent Hawk was surprised
to receive visit from the chief exec
utive Of the state early Sunday eve
ming. Governor Atkinson had received
information through the members Of
the board of pardons, MessFs. Norris
and. Brannon, tending to show that In
Broadeuax's case there was a possIbilI-
ty Of justice having been too severe,
in that there seemed to be doubt as
to generalization having figured in the
crime for which the young man was
sentenced to hang. The governor de-
tormined to investigate for himself,
hence his visit to the penltentary last
evening. Shortly after his arrival he
had Broadeuax brought before him, and
the young man was given a searching
examination by the governor. Broad
eauxreIteratedh his claim that the shoot
ing Of Young McFadden had been acci-
dental, and the governor then an
nounced that he would issue an arrest
Of sentence for thirty days, during
which a thorough investigation of the
testimony brought out in the trial and
anything else bearing on the murder
would be made. Then. II a pardon be
warranted, 1t will be issued by the gov
ernor; otherwise the sentence Of court
will be carried out.
The crime for which young Broad
euax was sentenced to hang on Tuesday
Of this week was the shooting of Young
McFadden at a railroad camp in Nc
Dowell county, on the line Of the Nor
folk & Western railroad, near Kimball.
In the camp were many wild charac-
tiers, and some Of the negroes had or
ganIzed themselves into law and or
der society, followed by the appoint
ment of a magistrate and constables,
Of the latter of whom Broadeuax was
one. One night the young man secured
rusty revolver, which he claims he
attempted to IRE OF into the air sew
eral times without success. Then, as
he claims, he playfully pointed the gun
at Young McFadden. and this time the
charge exploded, the bullet entering
McFadden's stomach. The latter soon
died, and Broadeuax was arrested, tried
and sentenced to be hanged without the
Inau NJ much time.
When informed Of the governors ac-
ton Broadeuax showed absolutely no
emotion, and said that he was prepared
to die. Both he and Caldwell have re-
ceIved the consultations of religion re-
Gently.
The other man, "shep" Caldwell. will
hang tomorrow morning. the governor
taking no action in his case. He MUIR
dered his mistress. Rose Henshaw, last
June, at Keystone, In Mcdowell coun-
ty, and the crime was cold-blooded in
the extreme. The pair had met, and
the woman had reproached Caldwell
with falthlessness. Then they parted,
and a short time afterward Caldwell
laid in wait for the woman. armed
with shotgun, with which he near
ly blew of the top OF the woman's
| head.
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TRADES ASSEMBLY MEETS.
President Tlghe Resigns aud Will
Leave Wheeling This Week.


Leave wheeling This Week.
The feature of the Ohio Valley
Trades & Labor Assembly's regular
meeting yesterday afternoon was the
resignation Of President NJ. F. Tlghe,
who removes to Pittsburgh this week,
to assume the duties of assistant sec
rotary of the Amalgamated Associa-
ton. Mr.. TIghe. has been delegate to
the assembly for ten years, from
Friendship lodge No. 2, of the AmRlgn-
mated Association, of which he was the
father. He was president OF the as.
sembly In 1896. and was reelected at
the beginning of this year. The cleo
ton OF his successor was deferred.
Credentials were received from three
new delegates:
Typographical Union No. 79-I. N.
wycoff.
COkeworkers' Union-P. l.. Mercer,
vice ]. NJ. Carpenter, resigned.
Potters' local No. 6-Herbert McCrn-
nell, vice 7. ]. Duffy resigned.
The report Of the Labor Day commit
tee was presented. II showed a profit
Of 1902 g. The receipts were 1885 60,
and expenses, 8i,072 IS.
The arbitration committee reported
progress in assisting the retail clerks.
with reference to the carly closlug
movement.
A communication to the assembly
from the HOdcnrrierB' Union, regarding
nm alleged grievance, was referred to
Delegate Gabriel Jackson.
a communication was received from
the United Labor League. with head
quarters ut Pittsburgh, explaining the
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DIED.

AMES-on Saturday, october ], 1889, at
1O:l5 o'clock p. n, /. N. AMES, aged
80 years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. a26
Market street. on Monday, October Q,
at 2 p. m. Interment private at Mt.
Zion cemetery.
MILLER-At Reyser, W. Va, on Friday,
october 9, 1899, MRS, JOHN MILLER,
Funeral at Lancaster Pa, on October ..
1899
BooTH-At her home, near LAFAYETTE,
Ind, Thursday, October s 1880, Su-
SANTA BOOTH, age % years months
Derbyshire, England, formerly OF
Wheeling.
Intermcnt Sunday, October 8, at Green
wood cemetery.
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BPOADEUAX
DOESN'T HANG
TOMORROW.
Governor Atkinson Issues an Ar.
rest of Execution Pending
an Investigation.
Observation-Disclosures
Is Alleged by the Mans Friends.
..shep" Caldwell Will be Hang.
ed Tomorrow Morning.

There was to have been a double
hanging at the state penItentiary in
Moundsvllle tomorrow, with "shep"
Caldwell and Frank Broadeuax, both ne
.groes from Mcdowell county, playing
the star roles. but 1t now transpIres
that only one Of the pair viii hang at
the appointed time. and the unlucky
one Is caldwell, while Broadeuax Is for
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How to Prevent Croup.

We have two children who are sub
feet to attacks Of Group. Whenever an
attack Is coming on my wife gives them
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and 1t
always prevents the attack. It Is a
household necessity In this county and
no matter what else we run out Of It
would not do to be without Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. More Of It Is
sold here than Of all other cough med
leines comblned.-J. M. NiclGle, Of
NiclSle Bros, merchants, Nicl6levllle,
PAY For sale by druggist,
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Through the efforts of Congressman
Dovener. pension of S12 a month, with
back pay since March, 1893, has been Sc.
cured for Miss Mary Farrelly, OF this
city. She was Sister Ignatlus at the
North Wheeling hospital during the
civil war, II viii be remembered the
hospital was used by the national gov.
eminent throughout the war, and the
sisters remained, serving the govern.
ment without compensation.
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GOOD Gas THIS WINTER
Is the Prediction Of the Natural Gas
nA. nnnl.l. !.

Is the Prediction of the Natural Gas
Company onlciaIs.
"wheeling's domestic consumers OF
natural gas may rest assured" said
Cashier Andrew s. Hare, of the Wheel
ing office Of the Natural Gas Company
of West Virginia, last night, "that they
will have ali the gas they desire the
coming winter. We have recently laid
ten-inch line from our territory In the
southwest part of Greene county to a
junction with our twelve-inch line on
the National pike at Trladelphia. The
new field will give an ample supply Of
gas for our Wheeling consumers, even
in the coolest weather. Our record last
winter was excellent, and 1t will be up
held this season."
All Of which is distinctly pleasing to
the people who use gas.
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pERsoNAL MOVES.
Going and Coming Of wheeling
People and Visitors

Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors.
Edward C. schoen, formerly Of this
city, now district passenger agent OF
the Northern Pacific railroad. was in
the city last night, having Just return.
ed from st. Paul, having accompanied
so far the Grand Army band Of Canton,
which was en- route via his line to spo.
kane, Washington, where 1t plays
months engagement at the Spokane
Industrial exposition. at Is a notable
fact, said Mr.. schoen to an Intelligent
Ger reporter last night, that the
Grand Army band of Canton has play
ed at every convention where Major
Mckinley was successful both In being
nominated and elected. At the several
conventions which preceded his nomi-
nation and election as congressman,
governor and President this band play
ed. The band did not play at the con-
gresslonal convention In 1890, when
Mckinley was beaten by the Demo-
cratic candidate, ex-Lieutenant Cover
nor Warwick" The band went to Spo-
kane in two PullmRnS, and will likely
play weeks engagement In Portland,
Ore, before returning to Ohio. Mr..
Schoen says the past years business on
the Northern Pacific has broken all re-
cords, and the great northwest Is en-
Toying heaping measure Of old Gener-
al Prosperity.
United States Senator N. B. Scott, ac-
companied by Mrs. Scott. leaves this
morning for Morgantown, where he will
be one Of the principal figures in the
Chadwick Day ceremonies. The sena-
tor may attend the river improvement
convention in Louisville later in the
month, II other pressing engagements
will allow It. Mr.. Scott has always been
foremost advocate Of river improve
ment, as was often evidenced by his
course in meetings Of the Wheeling
chamber Of commerce.
Among those who will represent
Wheeling at the coming river improve
ment convention. which is to be held at
Louisville on October IS. are Congress-
man Dovener, often called the Father
Of River Improvement" President
HullIhen Quarter, Of the chamber OF
commerce; Mr.. 3. Walker Peterson and
Mr.. L, 3. Sands. Possibly Senator
Scott will accompany the delegation.
Mr.. Lemuel T. Busbey will attend the
Chadwick day exercises at Morgantown.
having sentimental interest In the. at
fair from the fact TINT he and Captain
Captain Chadwick were classmates at
the old Monongalia Academy under the
administration OF the late Rev. DR.. j.
r. Moore.
WIN N. Dovener. who Is now located
in Washington, as secretary to his
father, Congressman Dovener, is in the
city on a visit to his parents.
John j. Lutz and Michael J., Warner.
who have been camping up the river for
several months. pulled up stakes yes
terday and returned home.
Harry N.-wagner. Of Fifteenth street,
left on his wheel for Morgantown. to
visit relatives and take In the Chad
wick celebration.
Mr. George E. Johns of the Geo. R.
Taylor Co., is in New York on bus
mess
Henry Fischer is slstersvIlle guest
Of the Mcclure.
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Hoyt's "a Day and Night attract
ed two large audiences to the Opera
House Saturday. The company is made
up Of excellent people and many pleas.
ing specialtles are given. On the whole,
however, the play is Just trifie "too
warm" for the Wheeling public.
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HoQgh Dry " ashed, staPchod m
Dried cents per pound.
TlRt Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
' al RS S %S nnished 10 oents De,
po1Aa. At LuTZ BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry,
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]. G. Tomllnson. agent Pennsylvania
lines, No. 5 Eleventh street, Is agent for
the North German Lloyd, Cunard,
American. French. Anchor. Red Star
and White Star lines. See him for low
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Embossed X. of P. Address Cards at
reasonable prices at the Intelllgeneer
office.
Many different styles to select from.
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$500 Excursion to Mackniac $500
via Wheeling & Lake Erie and Detroit
& Cleveland line steamers, Thursday,
October y. Fare, IS round trip. Tick
cts good fifteen days. Train leaves at
$50 a. M. city time. Phone S24 for I'm
formation
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Millions Given Away.

It Is certainly gratifying to the pub.
lie to know OF one concern In the land
who are at afraid to be generous to
the needy and suffering. The proprie-
tors OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds have
given away over ten million trial bot
ties Of this great medicine; and have
the satisfaction Of knowing It has abso-
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness
and all diseases OF the Throat, Chest
and Lungs are surely cured by 1t. Call
at Logan Drug Co., druggists, and get
free trial bottle. Regular size, 60c
and 81. Every bottle guaranteed or price
refunded. 3
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no THE PUBLIC;

TO THE PUBLIC; e
We sincerely extend our thanks for the
very generous appreciation Of our 2Ist ami
versary sale during the past week. Its sue
cess far exceeded our most saaguine expecta-
tons
This fully demonstrates to our satsfae-
ton that eThere is Something in Name
and furthermore, that our moto Of doing
as we advertise" has its reward in the public
confidence: IL
We viii an the future, as in the past,
strive to kesq up the standard Of quality in all
goods sold by us, and the prices put on the
same are endorsed by US; if anything is
wrong we are here to right it
Should there be any persons who were
in the store during the sac who possibly did
not get the attention deserved, we hope they
will pardon the same this time, as it was i'm
possible to give the time and attention during
the rush that is always gladly given here.
Again repeating our thanks for the con
fdence and patronage OF all, we would simply
add that it will be good policy to watch our
ads. for real values in all goods sold by US.
Very respectfully,
GEO. E, STIFEL & CO.
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Ell GAR De F|NLANDIA.

Un peri6dico ingl6s re6ere con motivo de
lss precauoiones tomadas POI ell Car en- fnlan
dia, la siguiente an6otoda, aonque no garanti
"a gu exaotitud.
<No hsoe muoho tempo veri6oaba Moo
las II una excursion por la ~fronte1a del gran du
cado' ri Czar hizo slto 1 la bora del medic
dia con objeto de escribir una carta. Apenas
hubo terminado So misiva, enoarg6 & I'm Ayu.
dante dc campo que lie acompanara a la edmi'
nistraci6n de correos de una aldea 'pr6xima, q.
Sc encontraba va en- territorio de Finlandia Fl
Gar y So ayudante llegaron & dicha admins
TRACTION, guardando riguroso inc6gnito. FL So
berano russo sac6 de gu cartera I'M sello russo, 10
peg6 al sobre y entreg6 la carta al emp,eado de
coYreos.
-Dispense listed, dijo aquel foncionario,
listed ha colocado I'm sello russo y es neoesa1io
I'm sello de Finlandia.
NO tengo otro, replica entonces ell Gear;
pero, sin embargo, puedo ofrecer & listed I'm
rob'o para que mo de I'm sello de Finlandia y
me devuelva Ell cambio.
listed me dispensara, objet6 nuevamen-
te Ell empleado; 10 que listed me entrega es I'm
rub'o pspsl, 6 SEA IN valor russo, pero aquf no
recihimos sino moneda finlandesa.
FL Czar, va en- ell oolmo de la impaoiencia
dirjgiose & gu a7udante, & quien hizo observar
que semejsntes formalidades las considerable
ridfculas y fastidiosas....
En- virtud de esta an6ciota, ell publico po-
dla fotmsrse una idea acerca de las oomunica-
clones pc tales en- ell vasto imperio ruro.
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CCrtamen de %CiC|iStaS.
DOS %DESCRAClAS.

En- Dinaut courtroom dos desgraoiss que
han producido gran condemnation en- 10 ciu'
dad.
Sc oelebrsba por la tarde un certhmen de
motto ciolos = bioioletas, organizado por la So
ciedad titulada <Pedale Namuroise ,
Durante una de las oarreras ell <sportmans
Charles Grannincks que montaba un MOTORCYCLE
lego hssta ell hotel de la Mouse que exlste en-
E~aulsort.
En- aquel momento cruxaba Ia o~arretera
una nina de tres a1os y medic.
AL verla, Charles Granninoks tfato de des'
War la maquina, logr6 que 6sta oblicuara IN
POGO, mas no 10 su6oiente para evitar Ia des
gracia temida.
La ni1a fu6 atropellada por ell sparato, que
la produjo una ~fraoturs del music.
Ch.rles Grannincks fu6 despedido al mis-
mo tempo por ell autom6vil & una DISTANCES de
mas de seis metros por Is parte delanters de
la mkquins.
Cuando fu6 levantado brotaba sangre en-
| abundanoia de- varias auchas heridas abiertas
en- Ia frents = en- Ell orAneo y tambien de ambos
conductos aurioulares.
Hs circulado en- Dinaut ell rumor de que
habfa fallecido por efeoto de derrames inter.
nos, provocados por la oaida, ell desgraciado
ssportman.,
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NOtiCiias.

- Mansna domingo tenderness IN estu-
pendo matt nee, con los siguientes redacidfsi-
mos prscios: Pa!cos altos = bsjos IS, Tornavo
cea 81 so, Luneta con entrada Is centavos, En-
trada general 80 centavos iiGalerfa Is centa-
vos!!. por Ia ncche la bellfsima opereta en- tres
actos que no 80 da hace muohos amos en- esta
Capital, <B ocaooio.>
~ Empezsremos q publican hoy Ia ma
rraci6n de las heroicidades de Hudson, para
echar & pique ell .Msrrimac. en- Ssntisgo de
Cubs. tomandolas de nuestro aprsoiado oolega
eel Figaro, de la Habana.
-. A 81, 100 han ascendido los gastos de
viaje del Dc ctor Barboss, en- SD excursion por
la isls, en- desempeno de la comisi6n confAdo-
lie con motive de Ia EXPOSITION de Filadel6s.
- FL Ayuntamiento de Bsyam6n ha de-.
slarado Quotas fallidas Dor valor de 1,774,7O
dollars, cantidad que jusga incobrable.
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Los C%ar|iStaS.

Vuelve & hablsrse de nuevo de los csrlis
tas.
Empezo con ell acto realizado por el arso'
bispo de Sevilla al reoibir en- corporaclon q los
c~arlistas y contestar en- los terminus que inoloo
nuestro corresponsal al jefe regional Sr' macs
ire.
Estos incidentes sc han comentado por
coiuoidir con Ell movimlento que se oosof'" Oh
Navarro entire los elementos c%srllstas.
Son varios los que han lido q Ia 1rontera
= celebrsn frecuentes oonferenolas.
La sPatrie,, de Paris, afrman que los
o.r,;stas disponen de 90. 900 ~fusiles, pero 50
crea oue ess ssa una de tantas exageraclones
como propagan los partidarios del pretendlente
nara mantener entire clos ell fuego ssgrado,
nr6x;mo & e%xtinguir5e o. 8! tempo y los de-
sengshos.
Respecto al marques de Cerralbo, dice 81
ST.. Gutierrez Britto, seoretarlo particular oel
senor Leon y Castillo, que la ordeu de' gopier
no frances para que ell jefe carlista abandonase
en- t9rmino de vein,iouatro horas 81 pueblo de
Behoyia, no obedeci6 s reoamaciones del re-
nre.entante de Espans, sino & la propia inicia'
tiva del pobierno frances, dsfe,so de dar prue'
bss del inter6s que 10 inspira nuestra nacion,
oombatiendo cuanto tieada q perjudlcarIa'
Don Jaime Sc hs quedado sin novia'
Los c~srlistas &c habfan fjado en- la arohl,
duuuesa Isabel, joven de diecisels amos hl]a del
principe Rodolfo y Meta, por tanto, del empe
GO y: q aliue. = IT'D
Pero la arohiduquesa &c oasara en- breve con
ell principe Roberto, joven de veintitres amos,
hijo seg7ndo del duque Filipe de Gutenberg.
EstA positivamente oon6rmado que ell 60
bierno frances Sc propone adoptar eerias medi
das contra el marques de Cerrslbo, jefo del
partido oarlista %espaEol.
va SO lie ha hecho Ia Motif ,scion CORES
pondiente,