The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], May 04, 1899, Page 5, Image 5

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home joys nothing gocs^o far as
Lace Ci
Our department need's no introdi:
been thoroughly replenished with C
| PERIES of all kinds.
Elegant Nottingham Curtains, 3i
hole edges, white and ecru?G9c, 89c
Extra heavy pattern Nottingham
plain centre, yards long?$1.25 p
I Point de Sprit Curtain, extra leng
$4.25 pair.
Open Mesh, Fish Net Curtain, rem
direct copy of $20.00 curtains?$4.98
Dotted Swisses, all size dots from
and plain?125c, 15c, 20c to 60c van
Madras Portieres, all colors, $2.4E
Poles, Fixtures, etc,
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Ainericar. Queen for
Swindling A- Co. I
: When She I
I ^Yo
? this morning', you promised to
(!'. she saw in our cast window ves
j tor the ties are here ready and
| Our I
Spring N
cmhraces EVERYTHING, the
' I iacturers. I( there is a new sh
7 on the market, a new shade or
f, A look in our cast show windo;
" it did her. Our values easily disi
Buy one of our New Spring Tii
you will be pleased, and wc will
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: Star Clothiers.
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Special 1 Per
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Life
is half spent
before we know 1
and easier way cc
furnishing a hom<
of our special 1
on ail Sideboards
Discount Sale is
Saturday, April 2
Alexand*
1208 Mai
Sco. 8. Sllfet & Co.
Main Street.
I
ting fixed up, and to add to the i
irtalnso ;
iction?further than that it lias I
URTAINS, NETS and DRAyards
long, taped and button98c
pair. ,
, Greek border, double mesh,
air. ,
th and full wide, taped edge?
lissance border very rich, being
pair. j
J-inch to 7-inch, ruffled edges
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' Up.
tlfel & Co. i
Way now ready.
bundling *C* Co. j
Clssed ' | i
12 Good-bye I .
buy one of the handsome tics f
iterday. Don't disappoint her, ?
waiting for you, !S
New | i
eckwear -1 ;
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latest ideas of the best manu- ? i
inn nut If tK.1 -/. . _MI. ^ '
uui, it lii^i c is a new feiik <j> |
coloring, you will find it here. < >
v will at once convince you, as ?
:ount the best that others show. %
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be pleased. x !
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ING & CO., j
34 and 36 12th St. ;;;
| Alexander Drew.
Ceat
"Discount Sale.
low to live. What better
mid there be devised for
: than by taking advantage
0 per cent discount sale
i, Bed Room Suites, etc.
for one week, commencintr
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9. 1899.
er Frew,
in Street.
PLANING MILL SALE.
Messrs. Jolin A Howard and T. S.
Riley buy the Wood I'laiit.
IT WENT REMARKABLY CHEAP
Ilic Ground, Building and Machinery
Going for Loss Than tho Original
Cost of the Ground?The Plant Will
ho Placed in Operation in tho Near
Future?Other Real Estate Bales
Made Yesterday.
The many legal entanglements that
Have figured in connection with the affairs
of the Wood Brothers PlanTng
Mill Company since the failure over a
/ear ago, came to a culmination yeslerday
afternoon when the receivers'
sale recently ordered by the circuit
court of Ohio county came off, after
javlng been postponed once.
The sale was held by the receivers,
Messrs. Edward "Wagner?and George
D. Maxwell, and was conducted by
\uctloneer J. C. Hervey. The bidding
was not lively, and the lot at the Junclon
of Thirty-third, Chapllne and Thlr:y-fourth
streets, together with the fine
brick planing mill building, with Its
jqulpment of machinery, all eompara:ively
new. was boughi by Messrs. John
Howard and T. S. Riley at their bid
>f $11,350. This was considered a rare
bargain, as the ground alone cost
Wood Brothers something like $14,000.
The value of. the entire plant Is conservatively
estimated at ?2U,000. It Is
aid the purchasers represent practical
[llaning m41l men, who will shortly
?lace the plant In operation.
Lots 9 and 10, In square 3S, at the
corner of Thirty-sixth and McColloch
streets. South Side, also the property
:if the company, were purchased by
Messrs. Fr^d W. Colmar and George
ina woses tseil ror ?1,G00. The lots and
Lhe stables standing on them are said
to be worth at least $2,250.
The sale of the lumber, wagons and
:>ther personalty was continued to anDther
day.
A bid of $1G0 was received for the old
Mhambra rink, and this, too, was continued.
Itcal Est at o Sales.
The W. J. Brolcaw property, on Zane
street. Island, was sold to It. T. Howill,
of Bridgeport, for $1,300 yesterday.
Mrs. Mary A. Shafer has purchased
the Ro?e O'Hare property, on the
Island, for $1,335.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Going: and Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors.
Squire W. W. Rogers is in Charleston
on business.
James Collins, of South McColloch
street, has returned from Baltimore.
Councilman Walter Worls is able to
be out. but he Is still In poor health.
Bert Summers Is seriously ill of typhoid
fever, at his home on the Island.
Joseph Nolte, the South Side potter, Is
recovering from an attack of typhoid
fever.
Miss Dollle Mast, of Lancaster, O.,
md Mrs. J. J. Sample left yesterday for
l visit in Ohio.
Frank J. Healy and Joseph Baruin
lert yesterday for a sojourn at Mt.
Romans, Mich.
Harry C. Stewart, the South Jacob
street druggist, is recovering slowly
[rom a protracted Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. CanVpbcll, of
Denver, nn; in the city, the* guests of
Mr. John Frew, of Fourteenth street.
Hon. Charles Burdett Hart, United
States minister to Colombia, will sail
"or Colon from New York next Tuesday,
several days earlier than he had anticipated.
He is now in this city, and will
eave for Washington City on Friday to
complete business at the state department
previous to his departure for his
post.
THE WALLACE CIRCUS,
It Will Exhibit in This City Next
Week, Tuesday, May O.
The Washington. D. C., Post, one of
the most conservative newspapers in
the Unlteil States, did a most unusual
thing In devoting nn editorial to the
Wallace circus, which came to Washington,
D. C., unknown and went away
ivith an established reputation. In
part the Post said:
"The Great Wallace Show represents
ill that there Is of legltimte worth in
the circus business. It is in charge nf
nen who aspire to elevate the tone and
purify the atmosphere of the calling,
md we believe the thousands who have
attended the performances during the
naitt two davs will rnrtifv tiin"
iucceedol. Not only was tho performance
up to tho highest professional
and nrtlstla standard, tho menagerie
large and varied, and the trained
mlmalr. of the best, but there was not
n connection with tho Wallace Show a
single one of discreditable and
lemorallzing fcatrr-n which have done
30 much to give the.circus a bad name
and to discourage tho true friends of
thnt otherwise wholesome form of
amusement. The manners of the
Wallace Show keep all their promises,
advertise nothing they do not expect
to give, and carefully divest their performances
of anything and everything
calculated to offend the nicest taste.
We are sure that the verdict of "Washington
will be most favorable and that
the show can return to us sure of finding
genuine admirers and friends."
The big circus Institution will exhibit
In Wheeling on Tuesday, May 9.
Nearly all Foreigners.
WAHDNER, Idaho, May 3.?Sixty
rioters concerned in the disturbance 0!
last Saturday have been arrcated since
the arrival thi? afternoon of Company
M, Twenty-fourth Infantry. As noon ns
the porvfnff of warrants began the rioters
scrambled over the hills In frantic
efforts to escape. About sixty were
caught and others will'be pursued. Only
one tried to resist. He wns promptly
overpowered. The prl5oners were
m.irched to camp. Nearly nil are
Sweden and Itnllnns. Fifty-nine men
of the Fourth cavalry arrived here from
Wftllft "VVnlln. to-day. Coroner Fr.once
has Impanelled a Jury and the Inquest
on the victims of thy mob began this
afternoon. No more rioting Is feared
until nrresto begin on Canyon creek.
AlRer nt. Ln using.
LANSING, Mich., May 7,.?Secretary
Alger and General Joneph "Wheeler wcro
mot by the entire legislature, lla onieers
and employes on their arrival at the
railroad Rtatlon hero to-day on the occaRlon
of their visit by Invitation of the
legislators. The generate were escorted
to the governor'o office, where Secretary
nnd Mrs. Alger, General "NVheelcr and
Governor TMngroe hold a public reception.
This afternoon there were felicitous
addresses In the hall of tho house
of representatives, which wns patriotically
decorated in honor of the event.
FATSriT.Y TVASTTTNO.
Hough I>r,v "WomIhmI. Sturoliod and
Dvod U ocntM per pound.
Vint AVork, WnMhod nnd Ironod, (I
con''* por pound.
All bnnd worlc tlnlNlwd 10 cont* por
poii/id. At l.UTZ HKOV.
mump JlomoStunm Lnuiulr/
OA31JOjT?. I Dram
lh? 1113 Kind You IK Boilihi
BRIEF MENTIONING*.
Invents In ancl About the City Given I
? Nutshell.
Base bhil this aftemcon?'Wheeling
vs. Youngstown.
The council committee on police 1
called to meet to-morrow evening.
The eighty-seven stacks at the Aet
na-Standard are being-painted by Con
tractor R. C. Gatx>h.
The Maine club, of the South Slde.wi
give the first dance of the season a
Mozart park, next Saturday evening.
Joseph Rogers was fined $5 and cost
Inst nipht, by Squire Fltepatrlck, o:
the charge of assaulting Edward Dalle}
Lafayette Commnndery, Knights o
St. John, entertained last night, at th
Cathedral school hall Dancing was
feature.
The Warffuel yacht took a pleasur
party, consisting of E. B. Carney, J. J
Conlff, Mr. Ebberto and W. J. Lutz, t
the'Sister Islands last evening.
City Assessor Bowers, of the dlstrlo
south of the creek, has begun his an
nual task of making the municipal as
sessments, and taxpayers are request
ed to make prompt and full returns.
Chief R. D. Cllne, of the fire depart
ment, will give all the steamers a thor
ough test as to their water throwlni
power. The Atlantic was given a tes
{. esterday afternoon on Nlnetecntl
street, East End.
An evening paper last night burlei
the late Marion Ferguson, a Benwooi
railroader, giving quite an account o
the obsequies. The funeral, which wll
occur this afternoon, will ho n-Monrlpi
by Evening Star lodge, K. .of P., o
Benwood.
Yesterday, In the municipal pollc
court, Mayor Sweeney on the bench
Charles Boggs, Maud Walker am
Laura Alexander were lined on charge
growing out of the pulling of the hous
of bad repute In the Second ward Tues
day night.
The Bavarian Society will give ?
river excursion on the packet Ruth t
Slstersvi'.le and Matamoras and returr
on Monday, June 12. The committee it
charge Ik composed of Messrs. A. Korn
M. Kirchner, Jacob Retzer, M. Hahr
Dan Guth and F. Striff. Labor
Commissioner I. V. Barton wll
go to Moumlsvllle to-day to begin th
work of factory inspection in Marshal
county. After visiting the Moundsvill
industrial plants he will Inspect thos
at McMochen and Benwood ar.d his la
bors will hardly be completed i,n th
county this week.
Yesterday afternoon a cow escnpei
from a drover on Twentieth street, ant
made it3 way to the rear of the Cit)
hospital. A large crowd of boys joinei
in the chase and the excited animal fel
over the cliff on Twentieth street, re
celving many a bump in the descent
but suffering no fatal injuries.
The organ recital to be given in SI
Matthew's P. E. church at K o'clock thi
evening, by Paris R. Myers, organist
promises to be an unusually fine one
Mr. Myers will be assisted by Mrs. Pee
hies Tntum, Miss E. Grace Updegrafl
Mr. Samuel Emerson and Mr. Jasper C
Btiuin. The programme deserves i
large hearing. _
August Cans Dead.
At 1:50 o'clock this morning occurrei
the death of August Gaus, at his home
917 Market street, after an illness of les
than a week. Last Saturday he wa
stricken by pneumonia. He leaves ;
widow and several children to mour;
ma iuis. iie v.us in nis lorty-scventl
year, and well known as the senlo
member of the liquor hrm of Dusch i
Gaus.
Sam Sloan's Funeral.
The funeral of the late Samuel Sloai
will occur from his residence, 1501 Mar
ket street, to-morrow afternoon at
o'clock, and will be conducted b;
Wheeling Lodge No. 114. Knights o
Pythias, of which deceased was a mem
her. The Interment will follow at Pe
nlnsular cemetery.
Klecftngn Bishop.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. May 3.-Th
Protestant Episcopal convention of thl
diocese to-day adopted a resolutio:
amending the constitution so that 1:
the election of a bishop, or bishop coad
Jutor the clergy and laity shall vol
soparat'-jy and simultaneously. Th
| One ??
I? Jlffef*
All the manufacturer:
?3p to sell to us cheaper thar
that we are always ready
?3i takes half?we Wheelirij
go Last week we eclipsed al
>S5 day establishes a precedi
| Carload of WI
Carload of Eal
4
| tfras ?artiag<
| $$ ??
tgi Don't confound it with
dinary ones at that price
?gx is worth $8.00?has t
A rubber tires, plush fini
,g|> carpet bottom, hard w<
A and rattan frame, steel
ings.
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: GEO. W TAYLi
'! Dress Goodso
J i\Ve display tliis week our la
bracing the newest designs and f
e elusive patterns, at exceptionally
ii
Wash Goodso
0
t In this department we have
latest weaves in Piques, Lawns,
. Custom Made Dei
5
t Here you mil find al! the <
Made Suits, and we invite your in
J Ladies' Belts of every deseri
1 Shirt Waists in great variet;
i
t Black and Colored Tucked
e Sole Agents for P. Centemc
i
I GEO. R. TAYSJ
ii
' one receiving a majority vote of cach
' body shall be elected. Under the present
system the clergy nominate" a man
1 and the laity confirm or reject. Final
e action on the amendment cannot bo
1 reached until a vote by orders is taken
e next year.
- TIIE RAILROADS.
e
Some important changes have been
* made in the maintenance of way de,
partment of the Baltimore & Ohio lines
east of the Ohio river by Assistant
; General Manager Willard. There will
, hereafter be four division engineers, in1
stead of six, with territory headquarters
as follows:
B. T. Fendall. all lines botween Philadelphia
and Brunswick, Md.-, with
:. headquarters at Baltimore,
s G. B. Owen, the main lino and
branches between Brunswick. Md., and
!. Grafton, W. Va., including Brunswick
- yard, with headquarters, at Cumber- ,
!, land, Md.
J. F. Cassell, the main line from Par%
kersburg and Wheeling, ^including
uuui terminals ana me uenngion
branch, with headquarters at Grafton,
W. Va.
1 C. T. Manning, the main line and
,f branchos from Wheeling to Cumberland
s b>' W of Pittsburgh, with headquars
terstil Pittsburgh,
n,
5 Alexander Frew,
r '
* 1208 FUNERAL DIRECTOR
MAIN ST. AND EMBALMER v*
Under Competent Management
1 Telephones?Store. 2T9; Residence. 750.
y Mutual Sovi
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a &7W r\
s know of our special sales?knc
1 they sell to most others?and
to buy a train-load?our Was!
5 folk get the other half?adve
1 records?this week is going to
ent for bargain selling.
ngerafors* gark
>y Biggies* gark
Jit Carload Prices*
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f Batys It I
& A SI2.50 Oak Kefrigcra- J *S
J -* tor, large size, ice economist, J?
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B v ? liner ones at Slt 51.25, SI.50. c? ni
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9co. SI. Cafffor Co.
iToiMMY.
test arrivals in dress materials, envinest
fabrics in piece goods and cx;
low prices.
: a complete assortment of all the
Ginghams and Chambrays, etc.
partment.
choice novelties in Hadies' Tailon
spection before making a selection.
ption.
if
Sillc Waists.
:ri & Co.'s Kid Gloves.
OR 'COMPANY.
DIED.
BOWMAN?On Tuesday, May 2, 1899, at
12:35 a. m.. MARY A. BOWMAN. wlf?
of Charles Bowman, In tho Cist) year
of her age.
Funeral from tho resldenco of her daughter,
Mrs. James Crosby, No. 432S Jacob
street, Thursday afternoon at 2:20
o'clock. Intormcnt at Peninsular ccraotery.
Friends of tho family aro invited
to attend.
SLOAN?On Wednesday, May 3, 1S99, at
12:2T? o'clock a. in., SAMUEL SLOAN,
aged 42 years.
Funeral services at his city resldonco.
No. 1501 Market" street, Friday aftornoon,
at 2 o'clock. Friends of tho family
respectfully invited to attend. Interment
at Peninsular cemetery.
GAUS?On Thursday morning. May 4,
1SI'3, at 1:50 o'clock. AUGUST GAUS,
at his homo, No. 917 Market streot.
Funeral notico.hereafter.
Undertaking.
Louis Bertschy,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and ARTERIAL EMBALMER.
1117 Main St.?West Sldo.
Calls by Telephono Answered Day ot.
Night. Store Telephono 635. Residence,
506. Assistant's.Telephone. G95,
BRUEMMEB ( Funeral Directors
P J and Embalracra.
& \ Cor. Market nnd 22d Sts.
HILDHBRAND (op<Mi^?>ff7m?i9?.-ight
'nQ* 53ank.
Thursday, May 4,
the Bog Went to Dover."
ngs of a. small crank the "globe
letes "HTs circuit?so by constant,
savings fortunes are built up.
ITUAL SAVINGS BANK,
1521 Market Street.
? I
)\v that if they are ready ?}>
their goods are right? 4$
"lington, D. C., big store
rrtises us?benefits you.
eclipse last week?every 4?>
?f Screens^ 1
?ad o! I
$>
I
Ufiegaitipted !
Bargain* |
i4? (3i!& Fu" Koll> cx,ra l1)"1' t)ft
ity $4.00 Hockcr, for i;J
only, $2.93. Y6>
X?1
mall Paper SI
2c to 50c roll at this sale only. A?*
dfl.
Although we arc offering these
irgains very much below cash Tj?
ices, your privilege is to pay a tS5
tie every week, two weeks or-yj^
onth. Cfa
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