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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
HADN'T THE NERVE.
Poison. the Knife and the Rope.

In village not many miles out on
the roaring Hempfield lives man, who
having lost his wife and retaining warm
recollection OF connubial felicity the
second time entered the married rela-
ton. His choice alighted on veritable
Xantippe, q sbrew of the first water,
and she doomed her unhappy spouse to
a lively dance OF it. Our connubial
friend yielded to the pressure and ac-
cepted his situation calmly and resign
edly. :,
By his first marriage he was blessed
with boy now ten years old and girl
lust turning seven, and these were the
first to feel the influence of her evil
eve. She wouldn't have the boy about
and Socrates was compelled TO obey
and mounting him OH mule he started
him off, out OF this story, probably at
some future day to come back Van
derbilt or Jim Bludso.
But this was not enough for Xantippe,
the good work must continue and the
girl follow her brother. But
Socrates, braced up by religious tract
and two hot toddies, firmly refuse to al
low the child to go. Then despair set
tied darby upon her, and buying gal.
lon of prussic acid, she locked herself
in her room and prepared herself for
the long leap. But the watchful Socra-
ties understood things, broke in at the
nick of time and scattered the deadly
poison on the cabbage bed. After lit
tie, Nantippe laid violent hands on the
razor and after furiously stropping, or
rather razoring the strop, proceeded to
sever her jugular vein, But again the
husband rushed to the rescue and dis
armed her.
The third time she resolved to do and
die, and procuring new hawser she
sought gooseberry bush, there TO dan
gle like spider OH its web. Socrates
was disguised when told OF it, and Ia.
conically remarked, "Let her went'
But she didn't. For as she adjusted the
fatal moose and tied the other end in a
true-lover's knot on the bough, her sins
rose up and stared at her like q wilder.
ness OF tailor bills, and her heart failed
her. Her spirit was broken, and that
night when Socrates came home from
the lodge at two inches past midnight,
she had not word OF reproach. And
when she felt the rough touch of his
boots, which, fer convenience sake, he
took to bed with him, she heaved a pa
tent sigh and took up her cross and
went-tO sleep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
Diplonacy,

Tonight, the celebrated Diplomacy"
Combination will appear at the Opera
House. The play is highly spoken of,
and has gained u reputation not only in
America, but IN Europe.
The plot of the piece turns upon the
unsuccessful attempts OF woman, who
il desperately in love, to turn the atfec-
tons OF the man she loves from the lady
he has married. There are several fine
scenes in the play for every one OF the
characters. The piece is not written TO
give all the good points to one. but ev-
cry one shares in the good parts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the
Different judicial Bodies. -,
cIRcUIT couRT-JuDoE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT couRT-JuDaE MELVIN.
The testimony In the case Of Amos
+ Osborne vs.. Thomas Hughes was
completed Yesterday afternoon, and ar
oument begun by Attorney General
White for the plaintiff:
Adjourned until 8 O'Clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CouRT-MAYoR SWEENEY.
The General was oblivious OF all
earthly things. He stood looking at
a bottle of carmine ink held between
himself and the light and a bright red,
like the soft rays through chancel
window, illuminated his prepossessing
countenance with latter-day glory. A
smile of satisfaction shone on his face
as he laid down the ink, took up a
pen and began ciphering, not Floridean
ciphers, but good old-fashioned figuring,
the figures OF orr fathers. ut can
be done" he muttered at last,
stime at last sets all things
even. Art is longer than time, and pa
tience and courage always win. Ill cut
this ink down to the lowest notch, i'm
port the cochineal bugs myself and un-
dersell every firm in the country. Then
they'll have to buy it, can't do without
it, and fortunes bound to come. III
memorabilia the Board of Education this
very night, and introduce it in the pub
lie schools. The scholar that uses 1t
will never he absent or tardy, never
chew gum during school hours, will al
ways be the pet, and always wear the
pewter medal In the bright lexicon OF
tn bank, where my ink is used, there's
no such words as NO funds"
Bring out Adam Coleman" inter
polated the Cadi.
Adam was disorderly, disorderlier,
disorderliest. His was the most dis
orderliest case on the docket. He had
welcomed full hand OF whisky sour,
but the opponents held flush OF clubs
and got away with him. Now on the
bleak hillside he beats his wings against
the prison bars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
Cold Comfort.

The summer has come and gone, and
the chilled blasts of winter, with its
rainy days, are here, bu. still centen-
NAL street sprinkler, McNabb, is not
happy, as he alleges that number of
our business men have failed to pay
him for quieting the dust during the
summer. In order to make his alleged
customers pay up, McNabb brought suit
against them before Squire Phillips last
evening, but hal to pay the costs. Now
Mack consoles himself with the idea
that it were better not to have lawed
than to have allowed the guilty ones to
believe that he was afraid to tackle the
lion in his den.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
HOME AGAIN.
Edward Kiger Returns to the
Scenes OF his Childhood, not a
Eraoman- However.


Freeman, However.
Last evening about Z o'clock, Chief
of Police Smith and Officer Asmus, OF
the Eighth ward, arrived in this city
from Coshocton, o., with Edward kiger
who stabbed Franz Hobrecht last
Saturday night, and who died at
3'o'clock Sunday evening. Kiger was
arrested by officer Asmus at Coolp.ort
near .Coshl s.Cn Wednesday evening
and taken to Coshocton where he was
lodged in the lookup until yesterday
morning, and then brought to this city
and locked up in cell No. 3, first floor OF
the county Jail, from which place he
will be taken, at 10 o'clock tomorrow
and given an examination.
At the time he was arrested Niger
was going down to q spring short dis
lance from his grandfather's residence
with a tin cup for drink OF water, and
when confronted by officer Asmus and
told to consider himself prisoner he
replied, Charley, will go" The boy
offered no resistance, nor did he attempt
to escape, but showed a willingness to
return, as he did not know that he
had killed young Hobrecht until officer
Asmus informed him of the awful deed:
When he had been told OF the result OF
the stabbing, the boy remarked that he
was very sorry, and then refused to
talk but very little. Chief Smith and
Officer Asmus speak in terms OF much
praise of Officer Elwaner and Attorney
G.. II. Bargar, of Coshocton, both OF
whom rendered valuable aid i'll securing
to them the prisoner. They express a
very poor opinion OF the Mayor and
Marshal OF the town. Us they would
not give up Kiger until they were in
structed to do so by Governor Bishop.
Kiger informed the officers that he left
home about 10 o'clock Sunday morning
and crossed the river at Benson's Ferry,
and then walked out to Glenco, where
he took train and went to Franklin
Station, five miles east oil .Coshocton.
He then walked out to Coolport, near
Franklin. Our two officers deserve
much praise for arresting and bringing
back this youthful murderer.
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WIDE AWAKE for 1879.
The Pictorial Magazine Tor
Young Folks.
ELLA FARMAB, Editor

oa YEAR FREE OF POs1A1f
IL IL oonceded on all .i,iss that Nss.n u
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what fhsy sct their hearts on rN l's',sit.
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influence. unriysled In It's Iiterup m.rl' 80.
tiful ATti.ticaIiy, and then t1hnhD 80
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The DOeberry Bunch.
A story Of seven Nerry Children. Who -
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IN a "bunch BY NAEY HAETN ~ ~
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ROYAL IIOwrie's Last Year NJ ~
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A LoIly story Of American ScbOol ~ .,
By uAGSCs NERgIwEATHEk EnIh. , - b,
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Don QuixOte, Jr. p,d
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on his steed "DOughnut ~ JonH I, t,r M
Holm funny story written erpsr',h s.ub
Little Boys Of Amerlcn IBasp"
Dle,ures by l. HoPRIN-
Our American Artists.
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With Portraits, studio Inisf'"r' h''
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illustrated by L. HOPKlSs'
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
CITY CHIPS.

- Such weather.
IT rained very near all night.
The Municipal Court has taken q
recess until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
LAST night the Wheeling City Band
gave their secondgrand ball at Beethoven
Hail.
The Diplomacy" combination VIII
arrive to-day and take rooms at the
Mcclure.
CERTAIN Young attorney OF this city
will take unto himself better hall
next Tuesday evening.
BoB INGERsoLL, who appears at the
Opera house next Thursday evening,
will wratle with Moses mistakes.
HENRY PLATE, a nail feeder at the
Top Mill, died yesterday morning at D
o'clock OF Nailers' consumption.
The Standard man got poor consola-
ton at the hands of member OF the
Board of Education, at Its meeting last
night.
HENRY BLACK was locked up last
njnht 10 answer roll-call at the police
court this morning, on a charge OF be-
ing drunk. r.'..-..
THERE have been thirteen deaths
from diptheria among the scholars OF
the Fourth ward school within the past
two months.
MANAGER STERLING has booked
Fraser's pantomime troupe at the Wash
inpton Hall for the Goth and Both OF the
present month.
OFFICER MAHoNY and his gang have
scraped the mud off the Zane street
bridge, which makes travel over that
structure much more comfortable.
THE little six year old daughter OF
Robert Woods, who was accidentally
shot day before yesterday, was resting
quite easy when heard from last even
ing.
4. G.. Robinson and L. Z. Hanson
represented the interest OF the Wheel.
ing Hinge Factory at Convention OF
Hinge Manufacturers at Pittsburgh last
Wednesday.
OK the evening OF the 9th instant the
Harmonic Singing Society will celebrate
their twenty-tifth anniversary. The
committee of arrangements are r.
Reister, George Schwarzbach and Z. A.
Schafer.
We are informed that there is a shanty
for general rendezvous located at the foot
OF Wood street, north OF the Creek Mill.
We understand that there are number
of the shanties from which come no
,,ood i'm Fast Wheeling
ALL the Superintendent OF county
schools, except Wood county, have sent
in their annual reports to the State SUI
nerintendent of schools, who is busily
engaged in making out Il report to be
given to the Legislature at It's next SEES
sion.
THERE is much complaint as regards
the condition OF the Improvement on
Seventeenth street, from the bridge to
Wood street, which it is said Is worse
than before, owing to the fact that lot
of dirt has been sprinkled over the lime
stone. which makes it very rough for
teams to pass over.
Mn. UPTON REILEY would like to
know bv what right the REGISTER fur
nishes him with visionary WIFE,
Standard
On the same grounds that the beard
less Standard youth has right to
tackle" the Chinese laundryman ques-
ton.
Ir was rumored on the street last
evening that an agent OF the Mutual Life
Insurance Company of st. Louis, Mo,
was in the city yesterday and effected
a settlement with Mrs. Mary A.. Brown
for $1,000 on the death OF her husband.
1t will he remembered that Mrs. Brown
recently got Judgment in the Municipal
Court against the Insurance company
for 5000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
Ohio County Law Library.

Recently the Board ri County Com
Commissioners OF Ohio county passed a
resolution authorizing Clerk Deiters To
give the county law library a thorough
overhauling and Strengthening up, 50
that a settlement could be effected with
the Wheeling Library Association. Mr..
Deiters, who il Librarian of the Law
Library, yesterday finished rearranging
the library and has placed the reports OF
each State in good style to themselves,
1t is not yet known just how many oi
the books are missing as the Librarian
has not made a report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
Serious Oh argos.

Yesterday Hugh McCord, moulder
by trade, appeared before Squire
Phillips and swore out warrant for
one Mrs. VIM. Starke, charging her with
administering certain drugs in two in
stances, in which she produced mis-
carriage Oh young lady and Il married
woman, both OF whom reside in East
Wheeling. The case was to have come
to trial last evening at 1:30 o'clock, but
owing to the non appearance OF certain
witnesses, the case was postponed until
o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. Starke gave
bail in the sum OF 81 900 on each charge,
ior her appearance at the appointed
hour to-day. Prosecuting Attorney
Jordan will appear ior the State and i.
G.. Cracraft for the defense. 1t is said
some astounding revelations will be
made at the examination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
prsi.e for Wheeling Workmanship

Recently the South Wheeling Glass
Company manufactured very large
and fine glass chandelier Tor the cloth.
ing house OF Wannamaker 4 Brown, OF
Philadelphia, and week before last it
was shipped and put in position over
the Chestnut street entrance 10 the
building. The floor OF the building, in
which the chandelier is hung, covers a
space OF 1900 square feet. Yesterday
we met a travelling gentleman who had
been at Philadelphia, and who had
visited annamaker 4 Browns on
Wednesday evening last. The gentle
man stated that not less than 1000 per-
sons had visited the place and examined
the chandelier, which was much praised
Tor its handsome design and workman
ship. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
Festival.

The festival at the Thompson Metho-
dist Church, on the Island, opened up
last night quite auspicously, despite the
inclcmcncy OF the evening. There was
more enthusiasm than is generally man
iiested on such rainy evenings. The
receipts were truly encouraging. Early
in the evening, Mr.. John Heron was
presented with lawn chair OF unique
design, taking him completely by sur
prise. Mr.. Heron is probably the oldest
member OF this church. Among the
prominent features OF decoration were
the fancy article bazaar, CONNECTION stand
and the supper and refreshment tables.
4 very large attendance is confidently
expected tonight. The programme
will then close at 1890 r. VI, unless il is
decided to have Saturday night ses-
sion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
Charged with Theft.

Maud Gebhardt, every one knows
her, was arrested yesterday by Officer
Moran, on charge of having stolen a
cloak from Mrs Ann Barnes, colored,
who resides in the Second ward, just
above Tenth street. Maud was locked
up for hearing at Police Court this
morning. She is accused with having
stolen a gold watch, valued at $50,
from certain Young man in the city,
although no information has been made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22

The ladies of the German Reformed
st. Stephanus Church, South Wheeling,
will have their Fair on the evenings OF
Friday and Saturday, this week, the
I'D and 23d OF this month, in Arbenz's
hall, South Wheeling. The proceeds
are ior the completion OF the new church
elifice of the congregation, corner Eoff
and Thirty-sixth streets. All our friends
in Wheeling and vicinity, who have
hitherto shown their substantial inter
est in the progress Of our congregation,
are hereby cordially invited to come and
participate with us in our social feast.
Admission only 10 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
Price Of Plated Spoons and
Forks reduced.
JACOB w. CRUDE,
JeWeler. 1854 Main Street.
Fine Cattle.

Otto Hess, the East Wheeling butch
er, recently purchased six very fine two
year old heifers from Abe Wilson, who
resides on Short Creek. The average
weight OF the cattle is 100 pounds
This il probably the finest lot of cattle
brought to tins city for quite while.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
R,rthiav PARTY.

Night before last there was a very
pleasant surprise party given at the
residence of DR.. Bingeil, South Side, the
occasion being in honor oil the birthday
OF his daughter Tile young folks en-
loved themselves i'll dancing until late
hour. At II o'clock sumputous re.
past was prepared for the company OF
merry makers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22
Take Them Back

When you ask for .fDr. c. MeIAne's
Celebrated Liver Pills" and on opening
the wrapper find anything but red seai
ON the box-they are counterfeit and no
gooi-take them back. The original DR..
McLane's Pills have no other color but
q red sal on cover of box, and blue gov
eminent stamp outside, with name OF
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh" thereon.
Failing TO find the features, take them
back.
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT

Gases OF turbines. VA u" -
Respectfully submitted
JuHS &. HERyEY, Supt.
On motion the report was received
and filed.
A communication was received from
J. W. Wallace, and on motion received
and filed. The communication was Il
petition asking to supply the schools
with ink.
The resignation OF Vim. Hastings, as
a member from Washington District,
was adopted.
Mr.. Carl Hamilton and VIM. A. VIII
son were nominated To fill the vacancy.
Those voting Tor Mr.. Hamilton We're:
Messrs. Bingell, Goering, Hess, Hupp
and Wheeler.
Those voting for Mr.. Wilson were:
Messrs. Cochran, Collier, Fitzsimmons,
Maxwell, Miller, Todd, Wait and Will
sons.
Mr.. Wilson having received the ma
jority of the votes cast was declared
elected.
Mr. Collier moved that the Board
ratify the following change in the Madi
son school Miss Cecil and Miss
Snowden change their relative positions,
Miss Cecil taking division { and Miss
Snowden taking division Il, grade >. On
motion the change was ratified.
4 communication WAS received from
Jas. b. fancy, school Collector, in refer
ence to the time when the school taxes
are due, and when interest shall COM
mence. On motion the taxes were de-
clared due, and interest 10 commence
the same rs the city taxes, from January
list, 1879.
Mr. Wilson moved that when
the schools adjourn for Thanks
giving they remain closed until
Monday. The ayes and noes being
called for, the following was the vote:
Aye-Bingell, Collier, fitzsimmons,
Goering, Hupp, Miller, Watkins and
Wilson's.
No-Cochran, Hess, Maxwell. Todd,
Wait and Wheat-G.
The schools will be closed.
4 communication was received from
the City Clerk, asking rebate and re-
funding taxes for 1876 and 1877 10 j. G.
Hoffman d Sons, and on motion was re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Cochran stated that in some OF
the schools were night writing schools
thereby probably endangering the in
surancc. and moved that the Board dis
approve OF such classes. Carried.
Mr. Cochran thought the Fourth
ward school should be ventilated, and
especially so when the diphtheria is
prevalent. and called attention to an ar
ticle IN the evening paper i'll reference
thereto. But Mr. Hess stated that he
had spoken to DR.. Ward upon the sub
ject, and he Or. W. had declared the
building safe and the children better
there than running about, and Mr.. Todd
said the article referred to was merely
to fill up.
Adjourned.
MEETING RECALLED.
A the members were dispensing, Dr.
Hupp again called to order, and Mr.
Wilson stated that the collector had no
money to pay the salaries for the month
of November, and on motion the clerk
was authorized to borrow 5000 at 30
days, at a rate OF interest not exceeding
y q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-22

No. 10. on saturday night has no eonnection
for ChifAgo or sandusky.
Pullman Palsee, Drzglng Room and sleeping
Cars on ell night trains-
Cose connections are made fof all points
South and Southwest North and Northwest,
making this desirable rDute for colOnisfx and
p<rsons moving % the great West, and 10 whom
particular attention II given
WHEELING, PTTsBuRGH AID BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling. ..---.-..-.---.5:55 4. u. l>5 r.
Trisdeiphis Accommodation
Leave Wheeling A. n 500 p n.
Ticket. % all principal points on sale at depot
Once open at al hours during The DAY.
Owen. Nm CLEXESTs, n. Oft.
z. T. DEyERfEs. General Asrnt, wheeling
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LEWIS BAKER q co.
PROPOSALS..
Proposals for Public Printing and Binding.
and for Furnishing Stationery for the
State Of West Virginia.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS
or PUBlIc PRINTINo. STATE 80 WEST VA,
wHEELiSo, November :, 1878.
Sealed proposals will be peceivedSby the Com
missionefs Oh public printing. at the Auditors
once ia The Capitol. until December .. lS'a. Tor
supplyffg the State OF West Virginia with sta
tionery and printing paper: and for the execu.
don al public printing and binding. for two GU
-yeafs, from the second "Wednesday OF January,
Each proposal must be accompanied by 4
bond. executed according TO law, by the bidder
with n least two good and sufficient sureties, re
siding In this State. in the penal sum Of Ten
nd Dollars, for all State printing. and the
pena sum Of Two Thousand Dollars for all state
binding, and the penal sum Of Five Thousand
Dollars Tor furnishing paper and stationery. con-
ditioped for the faithful performance OF the con.
tracta No bid unaccoSpsnied by such bond
will be entertained by the Commissioners OF
Estimstes OF the work to be done. and mate
rial fnrnished, together with blank forms nor
proposais. bonds, &c, WIN be faEnishsd on ap-
piicatiou 10 the Commissioners OF Public Print
Ing. on and after the l2ih inst r..
An proposals must be mAde, on the pnmted
blanks md forms. fnmAesd By ne X0% ON
President Board Connisaionsn Public Printing.
tkess ks =. .-4-t
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The New York Tribune has said OF il. .Sr
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There Is no magazine for the young that can h.
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CONDUCTED BY ]. G. HOLLAND.
The HanGsomest Illustrated Magazine IN
the World.
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More than 20. 900 Monthly.

And il has larger circulation In England any
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Illustrations.
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wbeelin9 Asisfen
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements

Ofal-Geo. II. Parks.
New Chamber Suits-G. Mendel 4 Co
Opera House-Ingerson.
Attachment Notice.
Time Card-Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad.
Attachment Notice.
Wanted to Buy--Choice Apples.
OEal-D. G.. List, Jr.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis

! WAY-PAN-HANDLE ROUTE.
Time table for East and West, November II,
| 1878 Trains leave Pan Handle Depot, foot OF
/ Eleventh street, near public landing, daily, ex
! cept sunday n follows: