The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], April 10, 1897, Page 3, Image 3

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I BASE BALL i;
The exhibition a<*a?on of the Wheeling
I ba?* ball club was to have 'opened yea
terday afternoon with a same between
I the Nailers anil the team of Pittsburgh
I professionals led by the well known oneI
armed pitcher, George England, who la
better known here ?? one of the Iron and
Oil league umpire* in ms. Unfortu
(IIAttly rain "i urn muruiiiK ?? ?? o??
hard that the grounds were in very bad
shape i*? *he early afternoon aiul ut :i
cluck U wm announced that ther*
would be no KUin?'. To-day. however, If
(he weather Is at ail favoraWt? the two
teams will come together, and as KnRUnd's
team la made up of food material.
II Li assured that a good game will be
wn. As this J? the first opportunity the
local fans have had to see the players at
work who have been *igm-d by the
Whrellnjr management. aououea* mrrr
will be * lurit* attendahc*.
The phywi of th? Wheeling team put
jn part of the moriilri# anil an hour or
two of the afternoon In practice work;
ond the crowd of early bird fan* who
were out to pot a line on th? player* ?**l.reMcd
thera*?rtves as delighted with tlumen.
Individual mention Is not ,gry??>very
man of the lot dnUwd w*?rlc
and Manager Coyle has a hnr.l <..k
ahead in plcJclof <?ui fourteen rile>1 who
t I- . A., ih* l ti fht*
win ww ..... . .
mson. O'Brien. Kr**v*. Lyoua. Tuylor.
Uratltt, Qurt|tf, McGinnl* gn'd McSleen
nr.* supjW'-d to l* fl.xtuiv.j. although th-ifood
work of McXrimurn may #iv hint
a regular ptat-eon theteam. At l-.i a ii
w ill be kept an a gen-rai utility man. or
the pitchers it Is believed Ooylft, Kaitou.
Campbell and CTfcrvey ?.r Bafefcr %v 111 b?
k'pJ. though ot the >\>ojik bloods
who are to b?? tried out in thfl.e*hlbltkm
??ason may oust Mmo of the old-tlm?*i .?.
It to bad oi;*?uira that (h? w Cu ir.urant-Ouarrflan
.should tftal
hrtdily from the bav kill
vjlumn. but when other Ityter-state
paper* reproduce the name netv-jrnml glva
credit to the paper that wa* jollity of the
thef:. It time to make u cry.
Glasscock i* hUt(nn at a nierry clip for
Si. Paul in the exhibition n*usoi\. but
Wily G+orK* does not wni l? have got
!?!* optic# on the Spaldlnf yet. Hut he'll
come around all r!pht ere k?n?.;
SprimrfieUfB new roaynr. a Democrat,
and the only one IttCOetaful ?t th?? mum*
clpal rleodon there ihla werk. Is the president
of the Inter-atate club, and thH H
ixken to mean that Sunday oall will be
piayed in the Ohio town.
Con ? trout hers has not*.* Seventeen
men ricned for his Man sfleM-team. and
th* only roason iahi wnjr n?w- w. vcv i
ordered to report !s that the new park
!.? nnr ready for use. eays the* Columbur
Journal. When his players jo arrive
and (fct a few days' practice together,
thf Mansfield people will,<Jigcover that
they are to be represented by a real
haste ball team this season, and If they
are not. In the first division after th-?
canon Is fairly under way, It wlU be
ibecauso all of the teams are go evenlv
matched that the position in the race
fluctuates each day.
To read one of the Toledo papers one
might think that they have a lot of National
league talent up there tlrot ev
eryonr numa iu ??? ??>>; . v....
Strobel is har?l up and is trying to sell
.-nme of his players, but at* >vc no on-ha*
accepted the bait. It is claimed by
the pipe artist of that city, who ha a
wheels In rcore ways than one, thai
Columbus w.rnts four or five of the ToIfdo
playors. This Is an absurd
tlon. as there Is not a man on the t?*nm
who could be used br Manager Loftus,
and no effort has been mad" to secure
players under contract to MamqerStmh*l.
who will know more about base ball
nr.d have less money when he gets
through at Toledo. That town Is no
dead on base ball that the papers assert
that It will be positively necessary to
hnve a park right in the heart of the
city, or at least within easy walking
distance of the central points. That Is
all that can bo expected in a trolley car
In^ue. but In Columbus the people go
three miles by electric car*, and turn
out well at that.?Columbus Journal.
"BlU" Jonnson was in a tonvruvm.-nui
mood at the Howell last nlfcht, and being
ft natural cornelian, {rot off some "good
one*." Ho Intends to play ball thi.< year,
though. un>l sayn lie will travel on hin
ToM behavior, hone-forth. "Bill" muj:
havo had ambitions In hid youth to pos?'
as the "tatooed man" at a circus, for th?>
num'-rou* hieroglyphic* on hi* arm*
wpre scratched when he was t?*n years
old.
Anatrallaii Ball PUytra.
BAN FRANCISCO, April J.-The Au?trallan
base ball players who are ttartIni
out on a tour of the world, have arrived
In thla city on the steamer Monowai.
Thry will spend a f*w day* in
stfht-i??inp before practicing for their
opening came, which will be with the
f?lympi?*s t? week from Sunday at Central
park. Th# nervy athletes who
haw? con#? thousands of mile* to hncertain
how the bent ball playors of
.Australia compart with Uios<? of thin
country and to learn points !f deficient
are thirteen In number. The team lun
error*! substitutes, to they may play
cricket aa well as base ball.
CYCLING.
It was at ? Canadian fit"* meet In
'85. Fred f^ouRhead was present, and.
helnfi the star of the country. had won
a!! Tour races of the day. says Bearttifr*.
That's good," said Fred to n friend
itundtag near. "I promised this ston<*
to my ulster, and she will bp, e fad I i;?t
It."
Rut your ulster Is not-prfsent, and
*n?? could not have wn th?tc particular
diamonds. Ho?v could .?h* say
which on* sh'% wanted?"
Oh, l?ut sli" saw them nil right.
Th*-Hr. diamonds are ruinilltir tn her,"
Mid Fred. "I owned them owe, arul
fold them only thin morning lu the pro
n^nv .>ow incy imiwnR 10 nic
*iral?, nnd 1 can kIv* her th<* one who
wanted.
Loughead won feventy-elKht flrnt.n In
' ? ami /.ImmTinnii oil'- huri'iv'1 ;it"1
BICYCLES-JA80N C. STAMP.
8j? eighteen years nm j?6
8oooooooooooooooooooooooo8
Mo experiment* to pay for, and no
freak ideas to be exploded by use.
JASON G STAMP,
1623'MARKET STREET.
fnrf-tthA* J
one In *!>3. Th??*e two lead In the number
of winnings for a eaxun.
lCddioHaldhunnot hud mueh fhance to
do any outdoor trulnlnir on account of
the wmithor, but ha* dons comdderablH
Indoor wo I'll ut LouUvlllo, with Otto
Maya a* a tparrlug partner, Hardly a
day t!u?? a,,,?th?"' fhnnce for *
match race la not offcivd him. Now Owen
Klmblc H after him, with prospect*
of ucoena In the ftrrangciih'ttt. KliObW
Iiam offered to tide him eiuier
from ?cratrh or from opposite sides or
thf* track, but Hald has so far inalstea
on pacemakers, which are tmpossitue
to get now. us none of the men are in
condition to ride fa?t enough for such
un event. Trainer McDonald l? y\v
nnxlaun to have the match take place.
One afternoon during the p?vHlil.n
meet in San Francisco, JamesJ. corbett,
the defeated champion lit the ring,
but the undefeated cham^on ln talking
matches, rode ontt l?P on the track,?
Hearings. His hair flood on end as lie
dismounted from his Jj?*1; * ffSJ
was Willi*', ami ?h?i yptvf*?*?# ?out
nil over him.
I was riding right into lh#? side of :i
stotie*w.iJI," said h?. "and the wall was
hitting ni?? right In the face all through
that terrible experience."
Corbett went om again on a tandem,
behind Dixon, but was Juki an bail
there. He was unable to push a pouiul
while rounding the banks, and during
the ride he hung on for grim death. "I
would rather have another blow from
Kits than try that ugaln." said he.
swearing til to Hecrcey who were present.
But the Story leaked out.
Fierce Fl?h? *i MiltnUllt.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
fUSTERSVIIvLK, \V, Vi.. April P.?
Tliis afternoon a tight was pulled off in
this city, between Charles Craven cud
Matthew Arnold, for fifty dollars a side
and the receipts. It wa* a fierce fight
nnd was won by CroVeri. About two
hundred people attended.
WUEcSjoT MATTERS.
A ItuiuwRf ilugluo Thing*.
.\?w? MoIh and pfrioutli.
A peculiar accident occurred In the
Baltimore & Ohio yard at Ben wood
Junction. yesterday morning about )2:20
a. m. Engine No. R71 In charge of Engineer
John Garvcy and Pirenjan Erin-st
Bro*traeyer, had been run out of
the round-house for train No. 8. By
*oroe m?-ans the *t??am from the throttle
escaped unnoticed nnd ull at once
the engine stalled off down the Irack.
Engineer Garvey, who wi?a on the
around ?i( the time, leaped aboard, but
could not g**t it stopped The engine ran
down the ice-house track lo MgMechen
and crashed Into yard engine No HOI.
pushing It Into u train standing there,
smashing a oaboos* and neveral cars
before he could get It stopped. Fireman
Brostmeyer hjirolned his wii?t vury
badly in the accident. No blame can be
attached to anyone for the occurrence,
an Engineer (Jarvey used every m*an?
at his command to prevent the accident.
Mr. W. Uk McMachen has commenced
work on a*new four-story brick building
on tiie corner of Pike street and McMechen
avenue. It Is to be sixty feet
wide, by one hundred feet long. The
low??r story is to toa used by Mr. McMechen
as a place of business and the
upper portion aa a hall.
There was a bad illp In the narrows
below town, yesterday morning, the reMilt
of the heavy rains. All trains were
delayed several hours.
Hub Jones and Prank Kincaid. of the
Haltlmore & Ohio nhop force, have resigned
their positions to go into other
business.
Mr. Charles Stewart, recently of Oklahoma.
contemplates a trip to Hunt-'
Ington, W. Va.. in the near future.
B. J. Stewart, of SteubenvlIIe. O.. Ik
visiting his son. Brakeman Thomas
Stew.irt.
Edward Morris and wife are visiting
friends in Bridgeport.
MOUSDSmiX
iliw.iuiiiant MeUtUf of Minor Slot"
Uri from .Marihall'i Metropolis.
J. W. Yates was committed to Jail
yesterday, charged with adultery.: He
was brought down from Benwood by nn
officer from Squire Lacey's court. He
gets ten days In Jell. Mary Jane Chance
was brought in from Meade district and
put l:i jnll for bigamy ;o remain several
day*. Tii*' third new arrival at Jailor
Cunningham's hostelery ts James Gorby.
who ussuulted C. 3. Good lu Liberty
district.
The funeral of Dr. G. W. Honklnson
will take place from his late residence
on Jefferson! avenue this afternoon a: 3
o'clock. It-v. J. B. Smith, pastor of th<Christian
church, will officiate.
Harry Wiedtnan and Mist Ada Wilson
were married on Wednesday evening, at
Olen Enston, by Rev. 1). W. RubN*.
They have taken tip their future residence
in Wheeling.
Miss Julia McOlll Is quite sick,threat
cn'-d with typhoid fever.
T((f; RIVER.
YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh...VIRGINIA, 2 a. m.
I'nrkernhurif.BEN W'R. 11 n. m.
HI?fT*vnjr... Kf *TFf, J:? p. m.
?'lurtn*ton. ..LEROY, 3:3fl p. m.
HO ATS LEAVING TO-DAT.
Charleston...II. K. REDFORP. ?:30 a. m.
Parkeraburic. AHUANI). 11 a. ni.
Mnthtnoms...LEXINGTON, 11 r. m.
Bhtcravllle...RI'TH. 3:? p. m
ClarinRton.. ..I.KROV. 3 30 p m.
ROATS LEAVING TO-MORROW.
Pittsburgh... BEN HLTK, 4 a. m.
Plttfihurgh...KANAWHA, i h. m.
Pittsburgh...KEYSTONE STATE. 6 a. m.
Zjuieavllle... .I.ORKNA. 2 n. in.
Cincinnati....VIRGINIA, 8 a. m.
Alone *)* Undins.
The mark* at 6 p. in. showed 12 feet 5
Inches and rJsinjf. Weather cloudy and
cold.
The steamer Lexington left yesterday
with 173 packages ?>f Sohmulbach*
bock beer for river point*.
OIL CITY?Hlvcr 3 feet JO Inches and
rising. Weather cloudy and cold.
WA RREN?River - fett. Weather
cloudy and cold.
OHEENSBORO?River 11 feet and
rising. Weather cloudy and cold. The
.latTi'-H O. Blaine is due up and doivn on
Saturday
MORGANTOWX? River 12 feet and
rising. Weather, aprlnking rain; mercury
nt 44.
PITTSBURGH? River J?> f-et and
rising nt the dam. Raining.
STKU13EXV ILLE? River 11 f- -t 1
Inchon and rising. Weather, cloudy and
cold, raised up?The Virginia. Passed
down?The If. K. Bedford. The ferryboat,
Nathaniel, which hart !>?? *?
uground on the Went Virginia shon>.
for several weeks was gotten afloat this
evening, ii ft??r being repaired.
PARKERHBURO~Th? Ohio river la
1: fe.?t 10 Inches and rising^ rajddly.
!'.? -fl up ;?nu "own -iif- v ; .
Ito*?cd up?The Algnnd n?'l Adelle.
]?nm*d ilown?The'HmlHon. i ml- ?lownThe
Hen 11 nr. The Jfudrona P?',r ?'
port* ilnnfcerouit ?na? ..ne hun<ii?.i
yard* above Captlna I <lan.l. !
Inn up nre warned t?? keep totho rwii.
Th?- Little Kanawha H rlslnjr ?*" "
tlmh'-r flow anlteJpated. LocalB on
lime.
TUB n*v. W. II. W>*v??r, pastor of
(h?? f*. K. church. Dlllfibur/r. Pa, r?vngnlrrs
th?- valw* of Chambcrlnln'R
Cough Remedy. Mnd <lo?? not hosltato
In toll fit about II. "I ||f|VP U?'n|
C'bumberlfllu'* Coufli U??m#dy," h-'
guys, "and And it an WNlleni midtdne
fur cnlrfN. rough* ami hoarstfUffin." Kn
doox everyone who given It m trial. Sold
l?V flruggiatfl.
KMMV.
ft (Mr la I Kiilf of Ii III Mlu??i <
h. f. tiOOIt A-10.'H.
WllVilnn'l ynn Irr Mrlimnltmcli BrfM Iiik
I'n.'i llrrr I
All drucirUlM Kii><rnnt<<n IV. MIIim' Pain
PiUMtoiiiov JIlMlUlMJjr. "Olid cent h due*."
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1.
4
Under the Weather.
That is ite common Spring
oomplaiat. You teal "logy,"
dull. Tour appatlte is poor.
Nothing tastes good. You
don't sleep well. Work drags.
You cross ev?ry bridge before
you oome to it. There's lot* of
people have felt like you until
they toned up the system b7
taking the great spring remedy
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
It's been curing: such coses for
60 years. Try it yourself.
ficad for the "Curctook " too p?fe? frea.
J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell. M???.
MARTIN'S FERRY
Unfit suit Jlulupi In ttic 't'hrlvhut
Across the Rlvrr.
David Xeal, fowtter known aa "Fa.tila"
NVmJ, m>'s he 1it the man who burglarized
the residence of Jesde Bonar, on locust
?tre#t, on WVdnenday morning. He uaw
that the authorities had work*d up a
strong: cane against him and made a confession
yesterday to Mayor George B.
Barr and Marshal William Burns, sayin*
that he alone robbed the house while
he was drunk.
He saya he entered the house through
a rear window down stairs. could not find
anything of value and seeing a trunk upstairs*.
decided to take It. This he carried
out. ransacked it and finding the
money, amounting to 5210, left town. He
ways he crossed th?* Union bridge to
Wheeling, remained there until Wednesday.
went t.? Bellalre, bought a suit of
clothes at Blum Bros', j>ut on the new
suit and left $100 tied up In a handkerchief
In his old clothe-, which were left at
Blum'f.
The *210 consisted of a 1100 bill, o So0
bill and six $10. At Blum's a $.r?0 bill was
Klven In payment for the clothing and
Neal received the change. This bill was
found In a bank by Marshal Burns, on It
appeared blood, supposed to be from n
cut In Neat's finger, which waa done as
he waa entering the house, and blood was
also found In the window, on the trunk
and on .Wal's old clothing. A piece of
button was found below the window and
the remainder on Neal's vest.
When Neal was arrested In Wheeling
only $23 was found on his person, which
Js I1S7 lews than Bottar had deposited In
the tiunk. Bonar expected to uae the
money In the purcha?? of a small place in
the country.
Rev. W. J. Williams, rector of St.
Paul's Episcopal chun-h, will preach .?
special sermon In the church to-morrow
morning nt J 0:30, to chi? Junior Mechanics.
Special music has been prepared for
the occasion. Th<* Juniors who heard
the Rev. Rev. Mr. Williams talk at their
Uan,.,tol n..,r? Mir Mi* With lllttl I
and th-.-y will turn out In larire numb* .
Jtoth the Hiawatha anJ .Standard council*
will meet at the Mechanic* hall atAll
Junior M^ohuni'-.1* and former
members of (he order ur?* cordially Invited
to turn out and niar.-h ti> the churrb
In ? body. The edifice ha< ln?en Riven a
thorough overhauling.
President M. M. fUrland. of thAmalgamated
Association of Iron anil
Steel Workers, will address the members
o( Mountain City Lodge. No. W?, at a
special meetinjf to be held In the iodgf
nK)m thi>? morning at 10:20. The meeting
will be an important one and a large attendance
Is desired Ah most of the mills
at the A?*tna-8tandnrd Are ofT to-day.
there will doubtle?* be a large turnout.
For road supervisor in the BurHnffton
district. John Smith and Thomas Nevln
each received seventeen votes at tne eiectfon
on Monday. Ytiterday a copper
was tossed by Thomas Smith, John's
father, and NevJn tvo:i.
Yf^rterday the board of election supervisor*
met a: St. Clalrsville, transacted
routine business and isued certificate* to
th" different Justice* of th* peace electtd
at the recent election.
Mrs. Kliza Taylor died at Coleraln on
Thursday, aged seventy-eight year*. The
Interment will he at the Short Creek
cemetery this afternoon. The deceased
was a sinter of Mrs. Rebecca Dean, of
Martin'* Perry.
Miss Nellie Edwards nnd Ross Fowler
were quietly married on Thuixlny evening,
by Rev. W. J. William?, of the Episcopal
church.
Martin's Ferry people wishing- t > ?ttinscribe
for the intelligencer, should leave
their names at the brancn office, on
Fourth street.
Nearly all of the mills nt the AetnaStandard
except the tin mill* w?re off
yesterday, on account of the shortage of
natural gas.
Communion will be held nt the Presbyterian
ehtirch to-morrow. and at the U.
" nimreh ta-morrow week.
The Aetnavllle Olee Club Rill Klve a
concert In the Welsh Congregational
church this evening.
Charted Sebright haa taken charse of
(1;:i stone quarry on the farm of Washington
Dcianoy.
Mr* John Cecil, of Zane street. la enterutlnlntr
Mrs. Henry SnedlUer, of
MoumUvllIe.
.1 T. Hanea has been contVial lo his
home by Illness this week.
Mr*. K. rt. rtalley. who b?? been very
slclt, continue* to Improve.
Mis* Ine* Wilson entertained on
Thursday evening.
Phllllj) Leonard hn* moved lo l'lttsImrtrh
Chester Lloyd has returned from Pittsburgh.
Wild iluckn nr<* plentiful In the river.
MJ?s Mngjcle Groves In wick.
Iturnru t'annnt l?? <wr*d
by local application*, an they cannot
reach th> dlseaaod portion of the ear.
Them l? only way to cure Deafness*. and
thai l<* l>y constitutional remedies. Deafness
I* caused by an Inflamed condition
of the mucous lining of the Kustachtan
Tube. When thin tube gets Inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when It In entirely closed
DeofnenX la the raault, and unles* th??
inflammation can be taken out and the
lube restored to It* normal condition,
hearing will bo destroyed forever; nine
caiea out <?f t?*ii are caused by oatarrh,
which Ih nothing but an Inflotned condltlon
-?f the muoous ?urfnr/-w.
We will Rive One Hundred Dollar* for
any ca??> "f Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CllKNKY A Co.. Toledo, O.
BELLA! RR
AIIHorlM ofhoiul ,??* ?ui| liofip Kriim
the <;!? city.
The foJIowlnji la the proRrnmme that
will he rendered at I lie concert given at
iho CStynlftti theatre' thia evening. for
(he benefit of the steel worker*:
Overture I'. .i.T."
Prof. Ueorge TurnbuU's Mandolin Club,
Solo Ain't 1 Sweet?.
Miss l.ena Archer.
Violin Holo Bounds from Homo
Mis* Kern Myrr*.
Vocal Duel I llenni a Voice
Mrs. P. hVurnM and Ming A. llartenstoln.
Harltone Solo Cast 'Aside
('limit's Strahl
Cornet Bolo Pretty Hlue-Kyrd Nell
F. Henttleld.
Piano Holo Hippie* of the Alabama
MIhs Ida Campbell.
Violin Solo .. .Polish Dance
Miss Jennie Kunkle.
Tenor Solo Selected
A. (Jeraghty.
Flute Solo Saloustuck
(Jeoigo Turnbull.
Vocal Solo Paulino
Miss Anna Kunkle.
Cornet Solo Selected
Miss Roller.
Pass Solo....One Thousand Fathoms Deep
Ff U. Archer.
I'iunoSolo Mpuium Takes the Cake
A. I mi Roche and Mi?s J). Bhaunafeit.
Vacol Solo
? Wlwn the Children Hay Good-NJght
_ Miss Anna Velerson.
MIhb Lillltt ha floe lie.
Trombone l>urt Life Drrum O'er
P. Stewart and John Hopkln*.
hadle*' Uuarteite
Mrs. P. Kern, Mlsnes A. Hnrten?t?ln, M.
Pallet t and A. Travis.
David Neal. tlw felloe who stole the
trunk and JJ10 from Jess* IJonar, at
Martin's Perry, came to Bellalrc Immediately
after making his rich pull and
bought a suit of clothe*, new hut. etc.,
at Mum Bros.. leaving hi* old clothes
at the tfinre. These old clothes now turn
up as indisputable evidorice against
Neal. and In paying for them he gave
a J.so bill, was not content to use any
of the tens, though In the money fitolen
then* was one $100 bill, one $50 bill and
?ix $10 bill* Neal wanted change and
used the j;,o bill the first opportunity he
had to spend nny money, except hta
Ture to this city, llut hi* career of
pleasure was cut short by that Wheeling
policeman who arrested him.
Postofflce Inspector HolmcH left the
city yesterday morning. His report as
to th<* conditions for free delivery here
will he anxiously awaited. But as Bella
Ire is entitled to that service by reason
of both population and the receipts
?<f the office, no minor details ore likely
to interfere, and the service will be
granted some time during the ensuing
year, beginning July 1.
Louis Long, :i miner working In Morgan's
coal mine, was caught 1n a fall
of *oap stone In that bank on Thursday
and seriously mashed. He was taken
to his home in the Fourth ward, and
an examination made. No bones were
broken, but he will be confined to his
home for some time.
The cylinder head on an engine at the
steel works blew out Friday morning,
throwing the men out of work the rest
of this week. The plate mill had to
close down, al*o. It Is said the steel
works will resume Monday.
Samuel Robinson, advance agen-. for
"O'Hooiigun's Wedding." was in the
city yesterday, making arrangements
for that attraction here.
James Kinney has returned from
Piedmont. Vs.. where he was on
business the fore port of this week.
James Dolan will move his family <o
% - - -ry .t? n? iI.a flruf nt imtt wpf*lt
A\tMV V/BAUU, JI M., i.i> v.
where they wilt reside in the futur-.
.Mr. E. Criswell will leave Monday,
for Youngstown. Ohio, where he will
visit friends and relatives.
The two-week's old baby of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Tobln was burled yesterday.
in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. G. A. Stephens, who h?* hcen
seriously III for some time i?ast, is
Kjvatly Improved.
The Stewart Enameling works will
put about iwi?nty-flve more girls to
work next week.
There was no srhocd in the Belmont
biilldln?r yesterday, on account of the
gas being off.
Mr. Charles Keyaer, of WoodKfleld. Is
the guest of friend* and relatives In the
Seeond ward.
Miss Marl" McCIaln. of "Wheeling. Is
tho uuof,t of friends and relatives In the
Second ward.
The bottle house did not work yesterday.
o? account of there being no
natural gas.
Hon. John h. Means, of Steubenville.
was calling on friends In tills city yesterday.
H. Hartenstein and family, of chlcaqo,
1s the guest of relatives iri the
city.
A man and woman was arrested yesterday
afternoon, for drunkenness.
Rev. 1?. M. Weiss is spending a few
da}-s with relatives in Canton.
Mrs. H. W. Bdhra is quite ill at her
home on Guernsey street.
A. Kern has a tine new delivery wagon.
91 When a wo*
H man foes to a
hospital Tor an operation,
she realizes
last the niintake she
ban made in disregarding what ahe thought
were iriflinf symptoms. Whenever there is
the slightest disorder of the organs distinct
It feminine, a woman's health and life arr
threatened. A cure cannot come too quickly
?a woman cannot be too careful. Low of
lirr health meant more than low 01 me. u
mean* the losa of deare.* things?thr loss
of husband's love, the losa of children #
happiness, the loss of possible children.
Whenever a woman is siek she should look
for the cause in some disturbance of the
purely feminine organism. and she should
take prompt measures to stop it. She should
take Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
This wonderful medicine is thr invention
of a regularly graduated, skilled and expert
specialist in the disease of women, and has
had the most marvelous success of any
medicine ever prepared.
Mrs. P. H. Canning*, of No. 4JJO Humphrey St ,
St. l?oul?. Ma. writes: "I am now a happy
mother of a fine, healthy baby airl Peel tint
jrour 'Favorite Pre?criptfon 'and little Pellets'
have done me wore good than anything l hnve
ever taken. Three mouths previous to n*y confinement
J sent for one of your 'Medical Advisers,'
read some of the most iuiportaut points,
and felt satisfied to try j-our medicine, i took
three liottlriof the' Prescription' and th? little
Pellets' a!*o. Consequences were I wa? only in
labor fortv-five minutes. With my first baby i
anflered iR hours, then had to lose him. Up was
verv delicate and oalv lived u hours. For two
re?rn 1 Buffered untold Agony, antl in the meanilntr
had two iniacarriiKe*. Cannot ?p?ak toe
hialilv of Your medicine, ai I leel that it ha*
Mvrd both tnv child and mytelf Mv baby wa?
born iitt of March. She li not yet three we*k*
old and I do not think I ever felt better in my life.
J took the Prc?cri#ion * through my cwifiMwent
and am (till lacing it Find it atrengtkto*
tag te myactf and to the baby."
\VHICN tho uprinff time come*. "gentle
Aniil?*." IIU?' all othor t<enHlb|.> p?-r*on?,
will rlcttri3<* the liver nml renoviiti*
th<- system with PeWltf* Little
Early Risers, famous little j?UN for i}j.IIvol*
nn<l stomaeh fill the your round.
ChnrbII. Oootze, rornor Market nn<i
Twelfth ulreota; Hotvlr A Co., Hritlge
pott; I'm bods* * Non, Urn wood. ,
PIImI ItvhliigPllril
flymptome-Molnture: Intenne Itching
unci ?UnKlHR; moit ni night; wore* l?y
ncrntchlng. If nllowrd to continue Unnor.i
form, which often blrvil tin tiicnrato. bo"Sung
very Mr?. 8WAYXITH olNTMi:NT
?tow? the Itehlnir 11,1,1 hleodinir,
lirnln ulcriatioti. awl III mobt cane* rrtnovri
the tuniom. At driiirgletii or by
mall, for DO cent* IJr. Bwayno & 8on,
Philadelphia.
The Sewers of Chicago
Kn-|) down the denlh rati? of that rlly.
Th" people depend upon thorn for health.
Our hcdbi Jin- like law? oliu*. ivrffot
wi?wcrotfi? ih absolutely ewicntlul to health.
Th" kidneys aro the sewer* of our bodle*.
Th'-y rauy off th*> polnou* that produce
l>l?ruKi\ Jtheomathm, Gout, etc.
Dr. Hoitus Sparagas Kidney PIHs
clean hp and heal the newer* of file hody.
Healthy kidu* y.< purify mid rloanao the
Idood. Pure blood in a condition necessary
lo perfect health. Them? PlMw are small,
hut their work 1* preat. Tney have cured
thou winds of sufferers from kidney
l rouble*. They will euro you.
Cured of Backache and Inflammation of
the Bladder.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 2*. 111*.
For u year I have had backnoh* and Inflammation
of the bladder, cmuhIiik mc a
great deal of pain and annoyance. Spent
a icri'at deal of money and tried various
patent medicines without success. A box
of llobbs Spa rag uh Kidney I'll Is has relieved
nw of these troubles so much that
1 am uhle to attend to my work, and perform
my dutlws with satlufaetlon.
THANK SWALLOW.
1414 John streoc.
HO WIS REMI'.DY CO.. PnoruiEroM, Chicamo.
Dr. Ilohbk FIIU l or Sain lu WKKKLINO. by
CHAN. H. aOETZE, JWiabJo DruggUt, 3Iark?t
mu isui su.
BENWOOD.
I(ciiia From tli* Lively fnilnt*
(rial 'i'owu.
Tho sick railroader who 1? being cared
for at the city building will be able to
leave for his home in Sharon, Pa., in
a few day*. He come here a week ago
In search of bin slater, who has recently
moved to Canal Dover. While here
he took sick and being without money,
was forced to seek the city building*
"The children were 1n their element
yesterday, and an old-time "harbinger
of sprint; was on deck fit the same time.
It wan the performing bear and his
antics drew a large crowd, which lessened
at times as the bruin's attendants
passed the hat.
To-morrow afternoon at .1 o'clock the
Knights of St. John will organize its
ladies auxiliary here; the ceremony will
take place at St. John'* hall, and will
be an Interesting even' to the order and
menus.
A farewell party to John Polan, of
Grafton, uan tendered* ThurHduy eveniiuv.
at the residence <?f Mr. James Geruk'htv.
A lar*e number was present,
and the evening was enjoyably upent.
Hamuel Armour Is down from Duc\ut'?nr,
Pa., to attend the funeral of his
toother, whose death occurred Thursday
morning.
Yesterday J W. Yates, the wife deserter.
was taken to Moundsvllle to
serve out a thirty day sentence.
Great Interest Is being taken In the
quarterly meeting at the M. E. church,
to-morrow.
Peter Joyce has recovered from his
Illness, and Is conducting his tailor shop
as of yore.
The Riverside *tcsl worker* will
meet at the city hall Monday morning.
T^ouis Ooecke is improving his property
on Main and Water streets*.
Mr.". William Llnsley was calling on
friends In McMechen yesterday.
I >r. Meighen returned from a brief
visit to Littleton, yesterday.
DH. THOMAS* ECLECTRIC OIL has
cured hundreds of cases of deafness
that were supposed to be incurable. It
never fails to cure earache. 1
UNCONDITIONAL surrender, is the
only terms those fannms little pill*
known as DcWltt's Little Eariv Risers
will make with constipation, sick headache
and stomach troubles. Charles R
Goctze, corner Market and Twelfth
streets: Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport; Peabody
& Son, Benwood. 2
"THE: Wheeling fi- Lak?? Erie Rail,
way will grant to oil purchasers of
tickets reading to Now York and
points west thereof a stop-over of ten
days at Washington. D. C. See Wheeling
& Lake Erie railway agents for
full Information, or call on or address
R. E. Lawrence, general agent Wheelini?
.& Tj?u.> ErIr? railwai*. Cltv Bank
biilltflntr. Wh<"'lini7. W, Va.
BICYCLES.
Bicycles.
OUR EXHIBIT OF
Bicycles
and
Sundries
Will be found in the Gymna
sium, Y. M. C. A., during the
Bicycle Show.
GEO. W. JOHNSON'S SONS,
1210 MAIN STREET.
WALL PAPER.
IF YOU ARE
/> * a a _
ooing to Move
Or Clean House
W1 KM PI USIO 10 REMIND VOtl WL SUL
WALL 5 newest shades
8 I*
paper j Sealing Wax Reds,
? Olive Green,
amd x? ir
^ Delft Blue, etc.
room 8 Lincruster and
o H.-inrlMadePaoers.
MOULDINGS ? AT
JOS. GRAVES' SON'S.
no. sn t\vr;i,i:rii sTitr.nr.
OPTICIANS-JOHN BECKER & CO.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
John Becker & Co.,
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS.
3JW7 .Jacob Ktr*i?t,
llava enRngcd Mr. John II. t'oon. of Tillnol*.
ft graduato of tl*o KlK'n Ophthalmic
ColUg*. to lake charc? of '1 eating the
i.yps and Kitting or tun:"-. \N*"7J you
And youorlf In need of f'Pfl^taele*It will
i>ny yoti to consult u*. We enn alvo >oti
Kood *ervlc? nnd nave you money on your
purchases* Very respectfully.
JOHN BECKER & CO.
U3iBRnu,An-aKr.
STlFEL lf CO.
April Shov
Need ncr hinder you from
with in umbrella that will I
keep its <olor. This ntcds i
Umbrc!!;, for wc are scllii
Paragon Framed, Natural I
n n
yc
Two styles ck saw Twilled 1
Paragon Frame, mounted o
den Han lies, at
$1.98 and $
Hundred of styles of f
Black afd Colored timbrel
MMM
ninnnic .?
HMDDUmO tl
To match almost any colo
any style, at any pricc.
Moire. Satin, Checks, Gauz
rowest baby ribbons to th
hanckome styles for Tics,
WARKS, Purses and Jev
sign? and very low priccs i
Sets, Sleeve and Collar Bi
Geo. E. SI
h
CLAIHVUYAN I.
Health?Wealth .1 nrl Happiness by consulting
Prof. Charles M. Leon. the celebrated
Clairvoyant and Trance .Medium.
1 f?* will read >01.: future without mistake.
Gives VahiuMe information on all
affairs of life. I'r>i!. Leon has been pronounced
the worM over as the greatest
Clairvoyant In the Uth century. Through
his aid and advlr- a great many people
have been made happy. He overcomes
your enemies, removes family troubles, restores
Ion afTeai-.ns, causes marriage
with the one yon lave.
Removes evil Influences, bad habits, and
will give you corr-.-t Information on lawsuits.
divorce?, los: friends, etc.
Never falling advice to young peoj?!#? on
marriage jind how to choose a husband
or wife for hapj.lness, and what business
Is best adapted for speedy riches.
Mining Stocks 1 culatlon a specialty.
Also gives indisp.-nslble advice to youiig
ladles on love, courtship and marriage,
and tells whether your lo\tr is true "or
false, and date or marriage. Thousands
have consulted him and found that his aid
and advice led to prosperity and happiness.
He advertises nothing but what he can
do. and docs not wish to be classed with
the many cheap pretenders found In ever;'
city. AH who are m trouble, whose fond
hopes have been blasted, who have been
deceived and disappointed by false predictions
of others, before giving up in despair
ore invited to call ami be convinced of the
above statement without delay. Hundreds
of persons have an evil influence around
them that they Know nothing about.
ir is mused hv other persons.
Home times It conifs of Itself. Come ami
have It removed una happiness una success
will follov ruslness strictly conildentlal.
People living out of city wishing
to know particular us to terms, etc., ??nfclose
stamp for reply.
Ofllce ant residence, 1027 Chapttne street.
Hours from lfra m tog p. m. mr2
FUR SALF.
TTIOR 8ALK- f'ANAR Y~R IRDS - A FINIS
Ij Jot of Male ami Tomato Canaries at
HENRY 1IELM13BIGHT'S. 601 Market
street. >e!5
STOCK8 FOR SALE.
10 shares Wheeling Title and Trust C?.
1 Whltuker Iron Works bond.
60 shares Wheeling Steei and Iron Co.
ffl shares German Ffro Insurance Co.
?0 share* Wheeling Railway Co.
3 Wheeling Pottery bonds. C por cent.
8 Wheeling St'*''! & Iron Co. 6 p. c. bonds,
20 shares Rellalre Stepj Co.
CO sha?*es Wheeling Bridge Co.
6 shares Exchange RuiiK.
R. 8. IRWIN, Uroker. 2 Twelfth St.
Jail
yOR SALE.
i FEW CHOICE LOTS AT EDGINGTON.
CHEAP ANI? O.V KASV TERMS.
W. V. HOCE.
CltT H?nli nnUrll'ig I .-tun M.irLM ?i.
STOCKS FOR SALE.
10 shares Bank Ohio Valley.
15 shares Riverside Glass Co.
HOWARD HAZLETT,
i\CN4%M BSW RHIDING
STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMINIS.
GROCERIES.
?
A j^AVK TIM K A ND NTUKNOT I1 4
1 By using AntURuh Witching Prrpara-l
y tlon. Will not^rn ili?? olotVs y??l-Y
?HUEBEL'S CR3CEKY HOUSE, f
< > 2TjI Matket Street. 4
5? - -? - - -- - - o
isilOK I&PAIK1NG.
nnvinN mini hi uirinc; rn..
1741 Market Street.
PRACTICAL ^HOT-MAKERS.
Shoes nrally ivp I ml and half noled
while i'ou wait.
HALF BOMN< AND IIBKMXC2.
I'BOHliO .... fiOc.
1741 Ma kot Sti?OU N
). ?. 8TIFBL A CO.
ST1FEL ? C0.
/ers
going out if you arc provided
turn the rain, also one that will
iot necessarily be aa expensive
lg a good Fast Black Gloria,
A?ood Handle .Lmbrdla at
C.
Gloria Umbrellas, tight rolling,
m Steel Rods, with Ucvi Dxes2.98
Each.
landles in 3-adies and Gents'
las, from S2.00 to $12.00 each.
ID GLOVES.
Be sure you liavc the best make
of Kid Glove before you purchase.
MONARCH leads the race?its
perfection in every sense being real
kid, coming in ail colors, and having
the large and stylish clasp in
metal and pearl; also full assorted
lines in "MAGGION1" FRANCESCO
(original Ccntcmeri), the
V?a?4- (ittitin KitHnn nrlmra tJl<?
uwi uvung, umiuu -
market in Blacks and Colors.
These gloves are cheaper than
other brands because the); wear
longer.'
*
r under the sun, in any; ividth",
Roman, Dresden Moire, Plain
e, Stripes, Plaids, from the nare
wide sash widtlis. Specially
Cravats and Belts. SMALL!
,'elry. New ideas, elegant den
Jeweled Belts, Purses, lYaist
lttonf, Hat Pins, etc,
Jfel & Co.
WANTED.
Bookcase wanted-a large,
second-hand bookcase. for law books,
wanted cheap. Address N. C. H.. Box 24-4.
aps-tth&s*
Wanted-position by a young
mail hs traveling salesman or^ In
stor* or omce. siricuy xcmpvjm**,
address. strong and not ^ra,? J* *?rk.
Excellent reference. Address HLSTL?BK.
IniMHtrcncer office. aPAGENTS
WANTED.
srt.L THR
Indelible Check Perforator: retail;
at *3.00: large commission. WE8LM
MF(l. CO.. 41 Park K"*- N"*' A "rU
AGENTS?HI'-Kh. is A
400 per cont profit. 13 to {3 a day sun-.
Every man and woman u possible cn?tomer.
Send silver dlmo for 25c uample.
CHICAGO COUPON CO.. Chicago. ?P3'
\tTA NT ED?AG ENTS TO SELL THE
f T Indelible Check Perforator; retail*
nt 13.00: larjje commission. WESLEY.
MFG. CO.. 41 Park Row. New York. ?p3*
SALESMEN?LOCAL AND TRAVELING,
to handle a necessity for all lines
of retail trade. $f?.oo per day and expenses.
Light samples. Addrrxa JiOL., SMS Market
street, Philadelphia Pa. npT>__
Agents wanted in every
county to sell the only authentic story
of the Hatfleid-McCoy feud. Sells for 23c.
Good pay to active workers. For terms
and territory write BARCLAY & CO.,
Publishers. Cincinnati, O. mr23-tth&s
WANTED?A LIVE. ENERGETIC
man to sell and collect In a Rood
country town near Wheeling; alio 1 man
for Wheeling and vicinity. Call on or address
THE SINGER MFG. CO.. TO Twelfth
street. Wheeling. W. Va. apfi-tth&s
Agents everywhere to sell
History of the Pearl Bryan Murder.
Thrilling account of this startling crime
with details of trial, conviction ana tragic
hanging of the murderers, Jackson and
Walling. Many full-pa*? Illustrations.
Price 25 cents. Sells on sight. Send for
terms and list of fast selling 23c. books.
BARCLAY & CO., Pub'rs. Cincinnati, O.
ap2-mw&f.
FOR RENT.
TJ10R RENT-SEVERAL GOOD ROOMS
.1: In the City Bank Building. Inquire at
tho City Bank of Wheeling. mrtO
Hotel for rent and furniture
in same for sale cheap. Enquire
of r. t. Howell or w? v. Campbell,
Bridgeport. Ohio. my"
1.10R RENT-BEST OFFICE ROOM IN
: the city; large and plenty of light:
centrally loeated in best advertised building
in the city. Alco lar^e hall for rent.
Apply at HUB CLOTHIER8, Fourteenth
and Market atreets. Ja22
1 IOH A""' ?
ft Room. ?nd Hall, 100T Main St., f-iO.
t. Itonma, with hall ??* bath, 1004 Main
St.. I'W. w t
* Room. .?Jg.? AVVLEY.
?... E.,.?p.nd H?1 EJ.M. .J..n
I? OR RENT. Month.
< rooms, cottar*. SS Kmi!ucVv ^ !11 M
5 three-room^ tenements, 6- Mfijn *t.? Jj
2 thrce-roornod tenements. 64 Main at.. 5 60
1 four-roomod tenement, 70 Main 5?
2 ?tore rooms nnd cellars.J* Main st... 1? 00
6 rooms. No. 1^fJ?^?Ij.:glrcC
Lots No. 9 and ^ lialtlmoresU web.
i^t ? in R. J I. GlUcsny's addition, 1100 each.
maSi-tf R. IT. ,
Office Spcoml wnr?I Mnrki't Iiouew.
INSURANCE.
RBAIi estate
TITLE INSURANCE.
Ifrou purebMa or make ? iota on rati
eiute tiara the title injured bj the
Wheeling Title and Trust Go.,
SO. If.5 MARKET KTIXKKT.
n. M. RUSSKLl. L. r. 8TIFFU
PrMld?at s?cr?Urf.
C. J. RAWl.INU S. L 8IN(JUCTON.
Vice PrwMont. An'l Swreiarf.
G. R. L UlLCHKlsr. Examiner of Tiltn
del7
/-VRDRR8"FOTTTIVB MOST COUPLU
fJcATKD ANL) INTIUCATK DB81GN3
Of PRINTING carefully nnd Intelligently
cotnnlHrd at the INTELLIGENCER JOB
PRINTING OFFICE.