Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-06

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Manly TRI-wEEKLY, WEEKLY
LEWIS BAKER & COMPANY.
PvsrrsHxEs AND PSorxrErcsss
CITIZEN FosrER's boom at Bridgeport
on Saturday night, wasn't "highly IN
tellectual."
THE Hempfeld road was running
night trains last week in order to meet
the vast demand for freight carriage.
The bill against the government 70
nav Republican conspirators who made
HAYES President, will reach the sum Oh
81 ,OS7 $50 in four years.
SPEAKER RANDALL will address the
citizens of Bellaire on the evening before
tho election. or one week from to-day
That will be "a boom that Is a BOOM
TuE women of Massachusetts, are
highly favored. They are permitted 10
ray;ster as voters at elections for school
officers, and now the Massachusetts
Medical Society has resolved to admit
them to membership.
Is the REGIsrER's telephone line Is
not complete to Bellaire by Wednesday
II will at least, be in operation when
the crowds begin to gather to hear KAN
p,I on Monday, and persons who
can't 90 over, can "hear tell OF the
great doings over there by calling at the
REGISTER office.
The men of Deadwood are aPlucky
set. Before the fire was done burning
workmen, with wet napkins tied ABOUT
their heads to protect them from the
heat were raking among the debris, pre-
marin, for new structures. They de-
clined outside aid that was voluntarily
offered. with thecheering words: "Only
give us a little time, and We VIII De AL
right again"
STRIKES seem TO be the order OF the
day at Pittsburgh.-Uhsc'Hg Rfg's''r,
They are extending to ONO Also
THERE'S Going 10 be huge one there on
the lIth inst, and we have no DOUBT
that the REGISTER will hear It's echoes
raverberating over Wheeling mu.-
.NdfS Journal.
We are running a telephone line over
10 the Ohio side for the very purpose OF
hearing il. We are anxious to catch
those echoes. They will, doubtless, be
musical. and we will tell the Journal
all about it.
The warm weather Of the past sum
mer was not more oppressive than some
Of these Octoberdays. A certain amount
Of heat and cold is almost certain to be
dealt out during the seasons, and IL not
concentrated in a few weeks Il ds-
tributed through several months. We
are now getting the share OF heat We
were entitled to but failed TO have dur
ing the summer months, and the prom
Use is for an extended tall.
We don't wish TO make any inyldIous
comparison between VOORHEES, and
RANDALL. Ii we couldn't hear both we
would take the first. But we wouldn't
miss either il we could help H. NooR-
HE'S will be at Bellaire on Wednesday
next. and RANDALL on Monday. The
people of Bellaire have been highly Ia
yored already, but the best wine is re-
served for the last Of the feast. Wheel
Ing will be well represented both next
Wednesday and Monday.
TENENENT-HoUsE reform ought to re-
ceiye a boom from a decision OF the
Court Of Appeals of New York, affirm
ing the decision of two lower courts CIV
inga party who lived in pOpulOus tene-
ment damages for the loss OF wife and
child by fire. The Court took the
ground that frc-eScapes in such cases
are a necessity and that Proprietors OF
tenement-houses without them must be
held responsible for any loss OF life which
may occur from fire.
A SINGLE Washington paper has five
advertisements from alleged applicants
for office offering a bonus or percent
are of their expected pay for an APP
pointment in the government service.
Surprising the advertisements to be
genuine. they would seem TO indicate
that it is about time for Mr.. HAYES to
issue another civil Service Order'-at
least as soon as he returns from his
campaign tour in the West.
SENATOR CoNKLING has been very i'll
for about fortnight, at his home in
Oneida county, y. Y, but the fact has
been kept very successfully from the
public until within lew days past. He
was Frustrated, first, by cousestive
chill. and for a time his condition was
considered critical. He was confined TO
his bed for eight days, but on the LIST Of
this month was enabled to sit up. He
attributes his sickness to the long SEES
sion of Congress and the malarial at
mosphere at Washington.
The WIDOW OLIVER, who sued SIMON
CAMERON for breach OF promise, as Mrs.