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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
THEJUITE;
ROAD MAY
BE BUILT.
President McGregor,s Of the Board Of
County Commissioners, Talks 4,
With the Pittsburgher.
WHEELING CAN DEMONSTRATE.
Soon, He says, Whether or Not the
Road is Really Wanted by the
Local Manufacturers. .ss3

ssi While In Pittsburgh q day or two
4 ngo. President H. P, McGregor, of the
4 Ohio county board OF commissioners,
called on Mr.. w. {. lutte, the principal
promoter OF the. uniontown, Waynes-i
Z burg & West Virginia railroad, whose
bond Issue was recently defeated here,
so Overwhelmingly. He spent an hour
In conference with Mcssrs. lutte and
4 Protzman. and endeavored to secure ar
expression; from them as to their inten-
lions, stating that the people Of Wheel
!, ing would cordially welcome the coming
of the coke railroad.
Well said Mr.. lutte, "the, people
OF Wheeling will probably be given the
opportunity to show how much they
4 want the road" ~
"A Which probably means that the pro-
motors intend asking q liberal private
subscription from the merchants and
manufacturers OF Wheeling. In the
meantime they are working on their
rlght-of-way in Greene county, and all
the appearances are that the project Is
anything but dead.
There has been a vast deal OF con-
lecture as to whether or not the Pitts
burgh. Connellsville. & Wheeling project
is not really a Pennsylvania undertake
z ing. A well known Wheeling man who
keeps In touch with railroad develop
menis. holds to! the View that the Penn
sylvania is back Of the Pittsburgh, Con-
,nellsville 6, Wheeling, and cites the TACT
that one OF the contracting firms that
received one OF the West Virginia
construction contracts on the Pitts
burgh. Connellsville G Wheeling is a
Z firm that does a great deal OF the Penn
sylvania's work. In addition, the Penn
sylvaniaJls projecting line from the
4 Connellsville (Masontowu) coke fields
ito the Monongahela at a point not
greatly removed from the proposed
.Monongahela river terminus of the
Pittsburgh, connetisviiie & Wheeling.
!, Might not the two be hitched up? is the
natural inquiry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
AGIRlL'ssH /

Create Excitement in the Vicinity of
the White Cloud Hotel Early Mon
day Morning-Girls Decoyed to the
4, Place. q n u III, s5 Z,
Two men accompanied by two young
girls came to ,this city on ono Of the ex-
curslons Sunday. from Pittsburgh 1t
is thought the men brought them here
on some .pretext and decoyed them to
the White Cloud. The hotel people,
however, placed the women in a room
together. Later In the night one Of the
men attempted to effect an entrance
Into the room, and one OF the girls, be-
coming frightened, jumped from the
window tnsths roof Of a shed below.
without suffering serious injuries. The,
proprietor Of the place Investigated
and took steps, SO he reported to the
police, to prevent another disturbance,
and IN tho morning sent the girls back.
to Pittsburgh, their. home. The girls
shrIeks created sonic excitement in the.
nelshborhood. 4 Y a "a z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
THIRTEEN DEAD

And Sixteen Injured MS the Result Of
the Grade Crossing Accident.
4 ALLENTOWN, Pa, AUG. l3.-Thlr-
teen are dead and sixteen injured as
result OF the grade crossing accident at
BenninGers, on the Lehish & New Eng
land rulIroad last night. Besides those
reported last night, Miss Maggie Jones,
aged twenty, and Miss Susan Bachman.
aged eIghiy-threc. nre dead.
Those most seriously injured are:
Mrs. William Rest, Alice Nagle and
Hattiu Nngle. Coroner Keim began an
inquest to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
MoUNDSVrLLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

~.
Lester Mccollum, OF Dallas. who was
convicted atthe last term Of the circuit
court OF receiving stolen goods (sheep
pelts) finished his term OF lmprison'
ment in the county Jail yesterday lie
served ten days, and he was Very slaa
his sentence was not more severe.
s Frank Roby, OF Bogg's Run, who has
been adjudged insane. was hroueh
here and placed In the county jail io'
safc-keeping. unfit he can be taken 70
the asylum ut Weston.
Editor L. E., Bynum and family Of
the Gospel Trumpet office, will arr'.s
home to-day from a visits at the!r o's
home, In Indiana. Ks
Mrs. C. X. May OF Cleveland, ana
Miss Ne,tte White, of Chicago, are 'e
guests OF Mrs. i'll. Supler, Of La tayy
cite avenue.
X Martin Brown and L. NJ Crow wv
OF Sherrard's most prominent teachefS
are here, attending the institute .
James NJ. Gray and William Gray o
Fourth street. arrived home yestet.a4a'
from the excursion to Cleveland,
a. +. Francis, OF Harvey, Pa.
spending a few days with his rarnen''s
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Francis. s
Peter Meeker, on OF WctEcl county y
most successful teachers, is here, AZ /
tending the institute.
a number OF our people are aTraas
Ing to so to Wheeling tonight 10 hT'' Z
Webster Davis speak.
Miss Francis Stewart, OF MarysSl,s
n.y., is the guest of the Misses lis!f'r
OF Tenth street. vi
Francis Yoho, OF Franklin distF,Ss
wns here yesterday, looking after 4 %,
political fences.
w. II. Frey has, completed \ ilne Ms
bic on his property. on north aH GU"
son avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C, Humcs nav, I
returned from n Visit with rclati'N3ss. 70 :" q
Fairmont. -.
Miss Alice Cotton, OF Grafton, is sM
guest OF the Misses Holt, on p'"s
avenue. % !, L
Miss Emma Nveyrick, OF BellatHns' {
visiting friends on Fourth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

&
Charles Alexander, The, crack sprin-
ter OF this city, viii leave tomorrow
for New Kenslnston, Pa, with the In
dependent racing team OF Martins
Ferry, to take part with them In the
races at that place Thursday after
non and FridaySmorning. Alexander.
being one OF the spcediest runners of
this vicinity, has been placed In the.
lead. with Thomas Grayson, OF Mar
tins Ferry. There is no question but
whit he adds much strength TO the
team. ~;
The district convention OF the Mount
Zion Baptist Association. which was
held mt the Baptist church In this city.
the latter part OF, last week. came to n
close with last evenings session. All
the meetings were largely attended.
and the results were very satisfactory.
The entertainment md social to be
given Tomorrow evening by the mem-
bcrs OF the lansing NJ. e. church
promises to be something very good.
An excellent musical and literary pro-
gram has been prepared for the occa-
sion.
Contractor Kinney Is making rapid
progress on the. foundation for the new
bridge, TO be erected over the creek
by the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
company.
Miss Yetta Russell returned yester-
day from Edna. Ohio. where she has
been attending the summer term OF
the college DIT that place.
T. L. Lewis returned to Pittsburgh
yesterday, morning, having spent Sum
day with relatives In this city.
Mrs. James SMcHuSh left yesterday
for Washington, D.. c., TO spend n cou-
pie OF weeks With relatives.
John Stewart rkturned 10 SlstcrsyIllo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
Council Tonight.

There will be regular meeting Of the
city legislature this evening, and in ad-
dI,ion to routine business the police
committee will recommend the institu-
ting Of a detective force OF five men,'to
be under the supervision OF the chief OF
police. 1t Is said 4 petition favoring
this action will be brought before coun-
ell from the business people. On all
sides the project is endorsed, but there
is some doubt as to where the money
would come from, and in this conhec-
ton councilman has been considering
the Introduction OF an ordinace taxing
slot machines $50 per year. This would
raise an annual revenue of several
thousand dollars. California cities tax
the slot machines. y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
zettc
THE STATE FAIR.
The Baby Show is Going to be a Great
Featurc-Many Applications for
Entrance Blanks Have Already
Been Received by Col. Tracy.

Been Received by Col. Tracy.
Colonel c.. Il. Tracy. in charge OF the
baby show. In connection with the COM
ing West Virginia state fair, Is being
overwhelmed with applications for entry
blanks, and says he feels assured that
the show will be one OF the best feat
uros OF the fair. For the Information
OF parents OF babies, 1, can be stated
that Their. is no entrance fee: 1t is only;
necessary to enter the baby's name and
statement that the child Is under, onr,
year OF age. Colonel Tracy expects TO
receive the entries of at least 100 babies,
possibly n larger number than this,
The amateur photographers are BIZ
ginning to evIncc nm, Interest In the
Photographic section of the big fair.
The association has offered liberal cash
/ prizes, and 1t Is hoped that all amateurs
I In this section will.contrIbute to the at
Effectiveness OF the exhibit by entering
some OF their work. There Is no en-
trance fec In this department. Prem
ium lists md entry blanks can be had
from Secretary George Hook. or from
either Of the art stores, Kinks and
Nicol's.
The electric lighting arrangements
will be completed before Monday. At
gust 20, and on that evening the man
agemcnt viii put on several special
races IN order to test thu two 10000
candle-power searchlghts. The public
IL cordially invited to attend the races.
for which there is to be no admission
fer charged. At the same time tho
lighting of the German Village. Midway
and Promenade Will be tested. alto
sether n very attractive programme
that Will doubtless draw u tremendous
attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
RAISE IN WAGES
For Railway Telegraphers on the B.
& o. Railway System.

GVf 3Vuli""J - - -
& 0. Railway System.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Aug. 1s.-After
several conferences with the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad officials, the Order of
Railway Telegraphers have secured
recognition OF the order and read
justment OF wages and conditions which
will mean an advance and betterment
to the majority Of the 1000 or more OPP
orators employed on the Baltimore &
Ohio system. The reimbursement will
reduce few men, but because of the
reduction in hours OF work. In some
instances the advance vii! be between
S. and $40 per month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
Roosevelt Itinerary Mapped Out.

AsooooNSts tAs1itSt"AJ NANPfsa ~"
NEW YORK. Aug. fS.-At Repubif-
can headquarters here to-day Senator
Scott. OF West Virginia. said the timer
airy for Governor Roosevelt had been
mapped out and VIII be sent to Henry
C. Payne at Chicago for him to confer
with all the places where the governor
VIII speak and get the dates arranged,
before II IN made public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
An Improved Service.

Superintendent Kerkrr, OF the Wheel
Ing Railway Company, announces that
beginning to-day there will be morn
frequent service on the city divisions OF
the linn, and later service mt night be-
tween Bcnwood and Wheeling. Here
-toforc ME- last Banwood chr left for thu
city at 1l:22; beginning to-day 1t viii
leave at ii:6S. q change that Will be. re-
.celvcd with satisfaction by many pat
grons OF the line. This improvement In
the service is In line with the policy OF
the company. X,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
Board of Equalization.

The city board OF equalization and
appeals met again yesterday at the city
building. and heard petitions for re-
duced assessments from Fourth ward
taxpayers. Petitions will be received
from the Fifth ward to-day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14

yesterday, after q few days stay with (
relatives In this city,, 7ii
G. b. o'Kelley left last evening 10,
Oakland. Md, TO- spend two or three
weeks hunting. 4! =
Thurman Enlow and Herschel Berry
returned yesterday from n weeks STAY
At the lakes. VI ~. n, S7yJ
Z Fred Cray Of Woodsneld, was a bus. (
less callersin the city yesterday after.
noon. ,y 4. I'd
L. w. HeInleih has returned home
AFTER two weeks stay at the lakes
Miss Nellie Lyle has returned frem
a few days stay at, Epworth Pork.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
Noted Chess Player Dead.

NEW YORK, Aug. 513.-Announce-
ment has Just been made OF the death
Sunday at Manhattan State hospital of
this city, OF William stcinltz, the chess
player. 55,g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
Liquor Licenses.

Chairman George w. Bradbury. Of the
council committee on petitions and re-
monstrances last evening called the
committee to meet this evening befora
the session Of council. to act upon the
applications for liquor license from the
several rejected applicants who have
been making a running fight before
council since their first turning down In
April. 1t is likely the committee will
recommend them favorably. as It has
done or several occasions recently.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14

Gers Knabet Turner and Wells between
3 and : O'clock yesterday morning and
three women and two men were found
In the place. II Il 4 3. +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
The Fire Committee.

The council committee on fire depart
ment met last night, Chairman Baird
presiding, and recommended to council
for payment bills aggregating s6l9 -.
The committee discussed future exPen-
ditures for the year, with the Idea OF
exercising economy TO the extent OF
keeping the years expenditures within
the limits of the appropriation passed
by council. It was reported that the
new Fort Henry hose house would not
be ready for occupancy before Septem-
Der Is or October l. Until this meeting
1t had been expected that the house
would be occupied September 1. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
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|C,.III''III'Y'' AFFAIRS:
SvsvvlvVVVtys>efvsA<vNA5VsSy
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81 D. l. 4 ~ +.
B AT a meeting Of the council committee
on real estate last night the COMMITTEES
received the policies Of fire insurance
on the city building, aggregating, $40, 0oO.i
equally divided among the twenty,in-
fsuranca agencies OF the city, Sc ooo! each,
as follows: 81
Theo; Roller, caledoninn. Of scot-t
lanu .S2,VOu
Joseph Emsheimer. Scottish Union
D. G. Morgan, Providence Washing
5o ton. of Providence ....,.............. ZOO
{ D. G. Morgan, jr.. Firemen's Fund. Of ;,3s 4,
&c San francisco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 600
C. O. ltoemer, National Assurance
a. Taylor. North British and Mer ~
cantiie. OF England ...!............,....S 9, 900
Howard i9zlett & Son. Sun OF Eng ~ &.
German Fire insurance Company. Of !,
Nv. L. Rogers Confidential, Of New s
g York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
E.. b. Bowie, Standard, OF Wheeling. 2, 900
]. e. pevlne & Company, Caledoninn- !.
w 5: Foosc Co. Home ne. K, Of New v; ~.
": r. Rice & Co., Hanover. OF New \.
YORK ......................... .,VW
J. i. PAUL, Phoenix, OF London. Eng l.,5...,
lhnu E,VVV'
Simpson e Tatum, Germania, OF New ~,
YORK ......................... 2.UVV
Alfred PAUL, Merchants, OF New Jer- =,
y Fsey 2,Ooo
g.. O., Smith, Agricultural, OF !, New i,
- ork 10y
Franklin Insurance Co., OF Wheeling. 900 4
ford ...... n ........ - ..:...,... ZOO
7. E. Meeker, American F'ire.......,..2HJ6
/. The clty-county building cost in
round figures 100000. or $4,000 for the
city end Of the structure, SO 1t will be
noticed the city carries nearly full !n-
surance. v.
The committee recommended to coun:-.
ell that lot S3S. Chapline street, city
commons, be leased 81. R. Adkins.
Bills aggregatlng 1918 % were. recom;-
mended for payment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
Hay Fever.

We cnn cite you n number Of CURES
we have made In, cascg of HAY Flc.
YER. but NOT ONE FAILURE.
nI-sTATI2 "a q
OSTEOPATIIIC INSTITUTE,
~. Tenth md Main Streets, H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-14
4 CAPTAIN GLASS, ORDERS

To Company A, Preparatory to the
Coming Encampment.
{ Preparatory to the coming encanp-
ment Of the First regiment, West Ylr-
glnia National Guard, ut Kcyser. Cap-
tain John P. Glass, commanding Com
pany A, of Wheeling, has issued the
following: 4
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