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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
DIAMOND.
THIEF /: / is {; !.
CAPTURED.
The Fellow Who Got Away With Sew
eral Hundred Dollars Worth
Z Of Jewelry From
THE DlLLON:HANCBER STORE
=. 8. 5000.
Captured Yesterday by the Point
Pleasant Police-To be Re.
turned to Wheeling.

u x \
Several weeks ago. as readers Of the
papers will remember, an unknown
thief forced an entrance into the DIE
Ion. Hanchers 6 Co. iewelry store, In
this city, and got away with several
hundred dollars worth OF jewelry. sinra
then the police department has been
working hard to effect the capture, OF
the thief. but without success. and
finally the firm cana to the conclusion
that he would not DO discovered, and
advertised In the Wheeling papers that
they would consent to take the goods
back without prosecution.
Quite unexpectedly, however. the
thief has been captured. and. OF course,
the arm will prosecute the fellnw to the
extent of the law. News OF the cap
ture came last night In a telegram from
the Point Pleasant. W. Va, police.
stating that a white man had been to-
ken Into custody there. who had in his
possession some Of the goods taken
from the Dillon, Hancher C Co.. store,
including several ladies' birthday rings,
plain gold rings, signet rings, three Ia
dies gold watches, scarf pins. brace
lets, together with a razor and q re-
volver. & x,
Although the man Is wanted In sew
eral other cities, on similar charges, the
Point Pleasant people have agreed to
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Labor DIV.

The committees of the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly are pre-
pairing for n greater celebration OF
Labor Day than ever before. and for
the first fine tho celebration .ocr,,ry IN
the real Labor Dny--Nntion Labor Day,
the FIRST Monday In September, the "a.
Heretofore the nssombly's celebration
has occurred on tho last Saturday IN
August. At Nil the Amnlgumnted mills
there Is IN agreement that they shall
close down, and the nssembly will en-
,deavor to have every establishment In
the city follow suit. Secretary Frank D.
Thomas. OF the assembly. Ia getting
out fine souvenir programme. "
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In Time of Need.

For oil that Wheeling papers have but
little In common. yet the usual magnan-
imous spirit existing In the newspaper
Fraternity was excmplIhed yesterday
when the Intclligenccr's press broke
down and the Register Immediately Of
fered its press for the use Of Its oppo-
.ncnt. The News came forward also
and to-day's issue was run of on the
press Of that paper.-Martln's Ferry
TImcg
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Held for Grand jury.

The boys Harding and Francis, were
given a hearing before Squire Greer
Saturday on the charge of theft from
the store OF F. NJ. Work g. Co., on the
South Side. and were held for the
criminal court grand jury In default of
bail. The other boy, Krleter, was. re-
leased, there being an insuhlciency Of
evidence against him
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mpInnIa, Forget.n

The Scottish Thistle Society will hold
a very Important meat;ag at McLuin's
hall tonight and every member is re-
queated to be present. The purpose OF
the meeting is to perfect arrangements
for the socIety.'s picnic, which Is to take
place at Cresap's5 Grove In few weeks.
10 the uncertainty OF the time when
the new steamer City OF Wheeling Will
be ready to carry them. While the
members ''dInna ken" the exact date,
they are selling lots OF tickets for the
affair, and Il promises to be q great
SUCCESS st iri a ~
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New Trial Denied.

Saturday in the Marshall county cir
cult court, at Moundsvillc, Judge Mel
YIN denied the motion made by the at
torneys of W. ]. Colts. OF this city, for
q new trial. and Colts was thereupon
sentenced to- serve u term of three
years in the panltent!ary. There was
q stay Of execution pending an appeal
to the state supreme court of appeals.
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On a Serious Charge.

Saturday night. on warrants sworn
out before Squire Greer, four young
men. james Mcnamara. Teddy Nleman,
Michael Dnwlre and Lawrence Stein.
were arrested on complaint Of Ferdi-
nand I<ehr. On the allegation that they
assaulted his daughter. Amelia Kehr,
aged Is years. The men were Jailed,
and VIII be given q henrinE to-day.
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Many Strangers In the CITY

Three sections over the Cleveland,
Lorain s. Wheeling brought LIP
strangers in the city from Cleveland
and Loraln yesterday. Many of them
went out to Wheeling park and q large
number went to Mozart. Wheeling's
hilltop resort They returned on late
trains last evening. rs g5g5
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Would Not Prosecute.

"Rhea," an inmate OF Ida Roblnson's
house OF i'll fame, was arrested by the
police on the charge: OF relieving an
East End citizen OF $50. The Victim de-
clsned to prosecute, owing to the pub.
llcity that would be involved. The chief
then decided to- release the girl upon
condition that she leave the city.
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Bona Eide osteopatas !,

We are ,Bona-Fide Osteopaths, as our
diplomas and our names In the Osteo-
pathic Directory will show.
Genuine osteopathy has nothing to
do with magnetism, c!airvoyance. hyp-
notism nor fortune telling.
A. I. DONEGHY. D. O.,
C. NJ. CASE. NJ. D. D. D.,
Tenth and Main Streets.
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BY PERSONS UNKNOWN
Coroner's Jury Finds That S. Con.
well Cnrne to His Death.

WEI Ou1i1e 60 lis OcHIH. ~ ~
Saturday evening n coroner's jury,
presided over by County Coroner
schuitze, held an investigation into the
cause Of the death Of Robert s. Well.
WIN was run down by horse and
buggy driven by unknown persons,
near the entrance OF Wheeling park. a
week ago. A number Of witnesses were
examined, including Squire Greer, who
described two young men, driving a
buggy recklessly that evening along
the pike. None OF the witnesses could
Identify the fellows. and the jury
brought In verdict that Conwell came
to his death by being run down by a
buggy driven by persons unknown.
The police have a clue, and an arrest
10 expected shortly.
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Piano Bargains.

One Royal Upright Plano. Walnut
case, worth. new. 5000, this week. $3.50.
One Straube Upright Plano. Mahog-
any case, worth. new, $500. this week,
$3.50.
One Capen Upright Piano, Mahogany
case. worth, new. $3.50. this week. SECS.
r. w. BANNER co. IS
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Garden at Nome City.

Friends of PANEL Garden, formerly
captain Of the Capitol police ut Wash
ington. have received letters from him
recently. telling ofthis arrival at Nome
City. Alaska. On the vessel in which
he made the voyage to the frozen
North were two cases of smallpox.
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$40 Atlantic City Excursion via
PENNSYLVANIA Lines. i.

from Wheeling. Thursday. August L.
to see the ocean. John G.
ticket agent, Will complete
ly inform cxcursIon.sts regarding time
OF trains, sleeping cars. and other in.
Return limit. sixteen dnys
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Low Rates to the Mountain Chau-
tnuuua.

Commencing July 10 and continuing
until August 20, inclusive. the Baltl-
moro & Ohio will sell excursion tickets
to Mountain Lake Park, Nd, and re-
turn at the low rate OF one fare for, the
round trip. Tickets good returning IN
til August 81. Inclusive.
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WE put on md guarantee only VIC
TOR RUBBER TIRES. Donaldson,
Morgan & Co.. 2l1o Main street.
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Excursion Rates

from Niagara Falls to Totonto, Ont.
and return, 81 90. One Thousand Is
lands points Sc 80: Montreal, SIC 80 on
special train. Saturday, August IS, 1900,
on the Cleveland, Lorn!n e Whseling
railway 6f.f'r;55
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BARGAINsIN TRoUsERs

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN TROUSERS
For the next ten days we shall
make to order on short notice our
$1,000 line at........SS.oo.
4 800 line at........ 600.
600 line at.f.. 500.
c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Fine Fur
nishers. 1321-1323 Market Street.
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SHADE TREES, extra large. Or
nnmental and bedding plants at low
est prices. Catalogue free. Reid'1
Nurseries, Tel. 90. Bridgeport, Ohio.
I ~ "a ~ 4, ~ Itl.yg mWf :
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QheSstrte:lhae1.:e!e!:'.1,
!. once. : & and 81 Tourtoenth Street.
New Advertisements:

S134 tslstSt 2Se" MISUNDERSTANDING Il il,i
This Pretty Hat-McFadden's Hat Store
G Don't, Judge BY 5Looks-stone 8: Thomas
Eighth Page. ~ 4. 2, n!
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Z Prominent as q Mountainous Hub
Z Ausust-Geo. E. stitel & co:-Flt,h
Page. 9s VA ~ 81 va ~ S43i
]! A Perfect Fitting Walking sliIrt-Geo.
r. Taylor Co.--Flfth Page.
sun They Come--Kraus Bros.-F1fth
Page. ~ i5Si =! "a Z; u
4 Saving sle-Frick g. Lindsay Co.
Stocks for Sale-Norton G. Company.
4 Money TO Loan-Rolf Sc Zane. Is
For Rent-James A. Henry. a.
+ Wanted-A Young Man to Keep Books.
( Lost-Small Charm. 252 n isfa
i We Wish to Purchase at, Once.
X YOU Cannot Go to Europe-Stanton's
Old City Book Store ~ I3fisls
$50 Reward-DIllon, Hancher C Co.
Refrigerators-Geo w. Johnson's Sons.
Shredded Whole Wheat BIscuits-H +.
.BehrenS Co. 50 Sls,.7 80 gSaTs
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10000.
We. hive lifted more thnn twenty
thousand pairs OF Spectucles, giving ,is
record and experience unequnIcd by
nny other opticiRn III West Virginia.
Satisfaction guaranteed. ti.s az 81
JACOB w. CRUDE, Opticinn.
No. 1906 Market Streee.
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pleasant recollectious of the past were
recalled and the spirits of all ran high.
Each guest received as a favor beauti-
ful earnation. After repairing to the par
Tors, the remainder of the evening passed
all too swiftly in music and conversation
The guests departed, declaring anew Miss
Ellis a most charming hostess. Those
who enjoyed her hospitality were: Mr..
Kramer of Chicago, Miss Layeock, Nj.
Norton, Miss Norton, Mr.. Bert 8fcGinnis,
Mrs. Bert MeGinnis, Mr.. Roulet. MISS
Nickerson, Mr. Eaton, Miss REILLY, Mr.
Ellis, Miss McGinnis, Mr.. Bosworth and
Miss Ellis.
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suffered troubles
Of off hersd
thanked or woud
n. C.
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FOR DoUBTERs.
Easy 10 Investlgate ThIs.

Mr. j. T. Gallagher Of So Clinton Ave,
Albany, N Y, writes the following which
is of interest to anyone suffering from
the pain and annoyance of piles. The
gentleman says:
81 suffered for six months from itching
piles.
The Pyramid Pile Cure was recon-
mended and I used one box which cured
me completely.
The pain and agony which L underwent
was something indescribable. I used
many other remedies with only temporary
relief Had I known that the form of
the Pyramid Pile Cure was a suppository
I would have used it long before / did
The Pyramid Pile Cure reaches the seat
of disease and a soothing sensation is
experienced at once.
This is bonafide and anyone who is ia
credulous may write to my address and l
will verify the above by return mall
Respectfully,
J. 7. GALLAGHER,
SO Clinton Ave,
Albany, N. Y.
The Pyramid Pile Cure has been a
pltdSdIlL 10 InpuSdHOS OI SUI
ferers from piles, because of the instant
relief it gives and prompt cure which
results from its regular use, and this is
done without the use Of opiates, mar
cotics or poisons Of any kind, as the
Pyramid is wholly free from any Injurious
drug whatever.
Hundreds who had almost decided to
undergo an operation, believing nothing
else would cure them, have been aston
ished to find that a fifty-cent box of the
Pyramid Pile Cure was far safer, better
and more effective than an operation
could possibly be-
The Pyramid is sold by all druggists at
50 cents for full size package.
Write the Pyramid Drug Co.. Marshall,
Mich, for little book on cause and cure
Of piles.
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OF PARTIES
Continued from Sixth Page.
DELIGHTFUL EVENING

DELlGdIFUL EVENING.
Camp No. u. Woodmen of the World
held their regular meeting last Thursday
evening, after which the following pro
gram was given:
Piano Solo-Niss Emma Franck.
Installation of officers by r. F. Coates
assisted by Will Beatty.
Piano Solo-WiIlie Needles.
Welcome Address-H Franck.
Recitation-AIiss Kay
Clarionet SoIo-Master Sanford.
Vocal Solo-Fritz Huffman, assisted by
Henry Huffman.
, Hobo Solo-Solo Hobo.
An elegant lunch was spread under the
careful management of NJ. J. Shields, and
an after dinner speech made by DR.. =. d.
Miller of Kansas City.
Dancing finished the program and The
: two hundred who were in attendance de-
clared themselves exceedingly well pleas
ed with the evenings entertainment,
which had been brought about by the
efficient work of Mr.. H. Frank.
LITTLE FOLKS ENTERTAINED
Mrs. B. B. Cushman, with her little
daughter Florence and her little niece,
Frances Mcknight, entertained yesterday
afternoon at Miss Shuts Kindergarten
rooms on North Lawrence, a large num-
Der of the little friends and schoolmates
of Miss Florence, the occasion being the
sixth birthday of the latter The little
ones viii never live long enough to for
get how altogether happy they were
made to be, nor how entirely delightful
an afternoon they spent together. The
event was a perfect success in every par
ticular. Mrs Cushman was assisted by
Mrs. Bion Hull, Miss Helen LAYER, Miss
Edith Preston. Miss Grace Cromwell and
the Misses Shuts. The afternoons diver
sions were introduced with the grand
march to which the children went trip
ping up and down the spacious hail, after
which were songs, games and story
plays Refreshments were served at tiny
tables, set in cross form, the birthday
cake in the center, little Miss Florence at
the head Of the table and little Miss
Frances at the foot, seated, as were all,
in tiny chairs, all appointments suiting
the general illness which prevailed eX-
cept as to the great good time every
body was having. The refreshments were
served in three courses: Turkey sand
witches. olives and cocoa with whipped
cream; ice cream and assorted cakes;
fruits and candies. The table decora-
tions were in light pink and light green
throughout. The table favors were sticks
Of white pink-and-green candy, tied with
pink or green ribbon The chief single
feature Of the entertainment was the
fish pond into which each little guest
in turn cast hook, each landing some
exquisite little memento provided on be-
half Of their charming little companion
whose natal anniversary they were cele-
brating. Miss Florence's richest remem-
brance the gift of her father, was a
magnificent mahogany-cased stella
nusic-box, which was in evidence, dis
coursing the sweetest Of music at inter
walls throughout the afternoon. A deli
cate bit of candelabra was also noted
among Miss F1orence's new possessions.
The room was decorated for the occasion
with palms and ferns, and screens and
rugs Of artistic design and pattern were
plentifully bestowed. The wall decOra-
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HIS FIRST APPOINTMENT
Miss Jessie Hamilton Sent to the
Dread Institute

| One Of the first appointments that Gov
ernor Stanley made was that of Miss
Jessie 3. Hamilton of Winfield, now of
| Wichita, to the Dread Institute, or The
| New Era Cooking School of Worcester,
! Mass. 1t came about in this way: a
wealthy gentleman Of New York, who
knew what an excellent work this school
was doing, and believing as people we
were being starved to death or made a
nation of cyspeptics by poor cooking, de-
termined if possible, to spread the prin-
ciples and knowledge of healthy cooking
throughout his country. To this end he
made an endowment of a sufficient sum to
allow of one pupil to be sent from each
state, the appointments 10 be made by
the governors Of the various states.
This scholarship not only provided tut
ton but also a sum sufficient to pay
board and all other necessary expenses
for a years practical training of the
pupil. The requirements for admission
to Dread Institute were that the appli-
cant must be a woman over eighteen
years of age, of good health and charac-
ter, and a graduate of a high school OF
academy.
Dread is school of domestic science
which includes in its curriculum house
hold economics and every necessary study
to make a proficient housekeeper. This
school is Enthusiastically American. 1t
is up to date, and proposes to do for
cooking what is being done along humid
reds of other lines of human endeavor.
The relation that food sustains to build
ing the human structure is little under
stood, and though it is of great import
ance it is not difficult to understand.
The first thing to learn is what natur-
ally organized food products are, and the
second, how to combine these products
into beautiful and appetizing dishes.
Henry D. Perky, founder of the school,
uses for his text in setting forth his
prospectus: That naturally organized
food products make possible natural con-
ditions." There are two courses in cook
ing which include the best selection of
food for the health and maintenance Of
the body. Also a course in the chemical
analysis of food, and the proper kind for
infants and invalids. General cooking in
cludes the preparation of food in the COM
mon markets. 1
In addition to the ordinary classes the
class of the states had special lectures
TO the better fit them for demonstrators
and teachers In this division there was
a full class of forty-five, thirty-five of
whom graduated and have their diplomas.
of which number Miss Hamilton stands
we'll to the head.
Miss Hamilton's home is on the corner
of Third and St. Francis Her family Is
well known through her sister, Miss Media
Hamilton, who is one of the teachers in
the High school
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statement of the receipts from customs
at the port Of Havana. Cuba, FOR the
month Of December. 1909 The tbo;d re-
ceipts for that month were 81. 10S.f20. At
tention is invited to the fact that though
there were only twenty-six working days
in the month of December. the total COLI
lections exceeded those IN any other
month of the past year.
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fornia, reports that while he was beat
ing around Cape Horn he passed through
a large quantityeof coke floating on the
ocean. Shipping men believe that some
coke-laden vessel has been wrecked and
the overdue craft which are mentioned In
this connection are the four-masted marks
Matterhorn and Reliance and the ship
Annie Thomas, on all Of which rein
suranee has been offered.
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tions were all of the handiwork of Miss
Shuts pupils, of whom Miss Florence is
one, her guests, moreover, being princip-
ally fellow-pupils The invited guests
were: U. S. Hoagland Jr, Donald Hoag-
land, Schuyler Prichard, Ira Johnesse,
Louis Johnson, Merrifield Martlng, Near
eta Cromwell William Jobes, Mary
Walker, Iseley Walker, Frances Jobes,
Jamie Fullington, Grace Fullington
Edith Eaton, Jamie Eaton, John b
Carey, Constance Carey, Constance
Smyth. Alice Hatton, katherine Hatton,
May Belle Smyth, Josephine Hull, Kath-
crime Lewis, Letha Walters, jeanette Nc
Naughten. Jackson. Aileen Houston, Ger
trude McCIelland, Earl Gully, John
Beatty, William Coates, Florence Brooks,
Margaret Coates, Gladys Corn. Henry
Wallenstein, Pauline Wallenstein, Melva
Bleckley, Irving Bleckley, Charles Pool,
Mabel Whitney, Renette Garst, Samuel
Garst Robert Garst, Merrill Baldwin JOS
ephine Baldwin, Marcia Murdoch. Paul
Bentley, Esther Smyth, Chas. Smyth, Jr.,
Madeline Mcknight, Florence Mcknight
June Gedney and Carl Wood
MISS ELLIS ENTERTAINs.
A most delightful social event of the
week was the dinner party given by Miss
Ellis, on Tuesday evening in honor Of Mr..
Kramer Of Chicago. Soon after their
arrival, the guests were invited into the
dining room, where fourteen covers were
laid on an artistically decorated table.
An elegant repast was served in five
courses. Since those present were for the
most part, old college friends, many
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Chicago. Jan. IA special 20 the Trih-
une from Hot Springs. Arkansas. says
Colonel J. H. wood. 81 national renuts-
lion as a Snowman. theatrical manager
museum hacker and promoter. died hero
last night OF cancer. complicated with
paralysis lie came here on December
IS from san Francisco Tor his health
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sIugged the Nurse and Then Jumped

ST. Louis, No. Jan iS.-James House q
private sanitarium. jumped from a sec
ond-story window today and died II his
injuries few hours later. Before
maxim the leap the frenzied man as
saulted and seriously injured his
nurse. Albert Deherin. whose injuries
may result fatally. House was a mer-
chant Of Blue Mound Ill He was
brought to St Louis last Wednesday BY
his brother-in-law to be treated Tor alco-
hOlism.
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auth. = Its KIND Yag Hsa hazYs SssE
'. At G1MLAa<

London, Jan. ia-The Norwexfaz
steamer Hlrunds, from Pensacola and
Norfolk FOR Antwerp. pasaed Dungeness
today and sigualled shat she hal on
board the crew % THE Brltlsb sfeansr
Edenmoor. which called from Peueaeoia
December s far Amsterdam. The Eden
moor hal bean abandoned.