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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
kER WEEPS IN STRIPES.

me fank Clerk Coos 10 HIS work
h'"rd DOwn, but Hopes Soon TO Re
turn.
'o''FT, Ii, Dscsuber - Tepnty Sher-
".-a,on and F.e:eii,k Eer, the bank
-'aalt-', arrived at the penitentisry this
Ie'roon. ke- FL TO Se in excellent
.p.'''s until sitter h kst entered the pris-
u an VS. C.',h.i in stripes. Then his
n r,l'aRe gave WAY. and he wept bitterly.
o. hts ho,ss jnat thu Supreme
El grant >upsis IDEAS. la
case be Wii eudesyor TO gat
- =. 'ld o lack to Chicago, He said if it
-, - y 'he worst hs would only have to
t'I>on siN years and three months,
cnCcuCt WOlli reduce the time
a.. aFS and nine months, snd a. he
'H'siy fgU- years Old he would be
I NE when released.
60, ssIIN Warden Mcdonald said that Ner
.,,r. asslsued work tor Riser s Reil1,
60, 'oo,raCtlrS. but Ker said ne eN-
J,elo,'s. =. a v.erkslip 10 the cooper con-
s,o- once. he has dread OF hard
MI 's''- h'y'rg done other than office
In. ne LOpss he Will be put 10 some
= - NAd. KIND i'm D-'l,n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
KISSED BY THEIR PAST on.

R~y. 3. q. Cawp pS~SI's vssv PsSts6sss-
ess B-sssss . CssSeh Ivssi fss sssss.
Fsn Esyys. o. Dfcsmb-f s.-R-v. J. q.
Csmpbeii IL the ps,ior Of the Hopsvsu
Pre,bytsrisn CD uroh.. t this plsca. He
came here tuo yss, sso with wife and
four dsusbkrG He 10 Gfty-svs yesy a
sss snd rather handsome. He - load q
,hs ,oeis,y d son.o and charmed nssy
4 the female msnbers Of his flock. Yof
vsrieus Ysssons be has nov been sus7sad.
I'd. s.d Will recsivs . church trial. Nm.
Eote and Jessie Graham have been intss.
viewed 90 the subject. Jsssis, . fsifhsir.d
siri. Who 10 . msbbsr ot the church, sid:
During the past tso yssrs be hes ben
n tie habit ~ calling here. He knev.
.nppo<<. tbst I s,s alone most of the N0s
during the day shiis my father snd NJ
brother we're o. soVk. He voold ooas
-,m-t'nss In the rornisg. bot 7suslly In
he sitsruoou. Whist hs came 10 80 ns
for did rot koos - frst. bot uheu be
buesed and kisssd ne thsa rsabxsA. He
h iaSRs strong man. end ny Efforts agsiAst
him we're useless. / did the bsst o0ald.
but n vas Of no svsiL He put bis sro
around me and kissed me, snd waited ne
TO sit on bis lisp"
A defsa women viii testify IN Ike men.
nsr ut shuseh trial which thoy hsvs DE-
msn6ed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

The situation in London.
,csmbler's life and death.
An old story retold at Hamilton, o.
III, Noymons on the Presidents message.
U,-smong Chesapeake Bay oystermen.
~ the notorious Chicago defaul!er, in
prison. 80.
trcm Ian,
Tbesr e disguise Of a Kentucky prin-
t.r,s companion.
,c,s,tlv Ioke ends In the suicide of one
,i,he PERPETRATORS.
uorris,e experience Of men and women
q, fined in Russian fort
Ne fruitless srrests, but no clue to
p,caAe Tau.lin's murderer.
,,ohio preachers fair psrishioners de-
,,pd church trial for him.
.Lrgisyile woman cruelty treated and
,..s-,sd seeks place in which 10 die.
,b-ntsl wife killers capture causes the
-.,,,s of New York county to rei1ice.
,rrle Pennsylvania girl, during an ago
- II psin. commits suicide By hanging.
How the Presidents winning little
ssn,h,er will make Christmas pleasant for
III poor.
The record OF dandy trotters during the
past season
Esrsrkable bridal OF venerable Bay
S.a;, peo..e.
Wbv a Kentucky girl refused t3 prose
rte ,-r bogus protector.
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The MEMORY OF HER MOTHER.
Why Gentle Kentucky Girl Refused
10 Tr0seI uiP IGcr ROgus Protector.

L"VlSvILLr, december S.-One OF our po-
liCemen found young woman early in
the morning straying IN an apparently
iszed condition over the commons. She
wore no hat, her hair was dishevelled, and
size appeared woe begnne. After a burst
of tears she said her name was Josephine
Fis her, her home at Seiersburg Nd.
She came here 10 collect money for her
III ther. She met two strange men who vol
uuteered to see her 10 the hotel she desired,
but they led her out OF her way. One o.
them threatened to kill her if she cried
out. subsequently one Pat Burke was
arrested for having the girls baggage in his
posse Ssion. Another man, Kelly Stopher,
was arrested, and the girl identified them
As the men who had undertaken 10 protect
ner. But she refused 10 prosecute them
srd gave as an explanation: 81 do this on
account of my mother. Ny father is 8 re.
spectacle farmer and want also to save
hIm he disgrace. 1t is my wish that the
matter be kept from the public. have
an aunt and two uncles living in Jeilsr-
souviile. am sure my poor old mother
would 90 crazy if she heard of this" The
girl remained unshsken 10 this determina-
ton nd the two men were released.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
SUICIDE or A LITTLE GIRL.
lnrf.S an Agony Of Pain She Hangs
ner>slr with Clothes Line.

I,NDJNOvrLLE, Pa. December : Mary J.
Bker, a charming charming little girl of
twelve years, took her lie today. Her
fsber wss absent. Procuring clothes
liIs she laid strong stick of wood scros~
a ppe hole in he'd room. aud doubling
therope in order to strengthen it, she made
anose and dropped it through to the
kithan. She then got upon chair, ad
justed the rope, and pushed the chsir from
un6,s her. When the mother returned
she Duud the lifeless body dangling from
the pipe hole. On the fly-lesf Of one OF
her stEool books was written. Goodbye.
6esr ,,pa and mamma vould rather die
thsn ufFer this svfui p,in." She hal BEEN
sfflictra for months With an incprsble and
psinfii disease. and il is supposed that in
her agony she took her life,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
AN OLD PLAY REHASHED.
The PersopaIe q Portly Butcher and
Buxom Widow WITH a small Ad.
diifon.

The Persouate q Portly Butcher and
Buxom widow Win a small Ad.
ditian.
HASlLToN, O., December S-Formerly
there lived in Seven-mile butcher OF port
ly form and rotundity. He afterward
moved to West Elkton, and left as tenant
In his house a charming widow, who
although in mesger circumstances, man
aged to make her living by ;hs in
dustrious use Of her sewing machine.
The widow is the mother OF three
children, the eldest being young
girl sixteen years of age. For a year or
more past rumors has hoated its busy
breezes about the village OF Seven-mile.
burdened with the name OF the widow
linked with that of the butcher. Dame
rumor has even stated that the butcher
failed to collect his rent in the customary
manner, and gave the lady unlimited credit
for all the meat she desired from his estab-
ment. So the matter ran, and the init
macy existing between the two continued,
and remsined the topic OF conversation.
? In due time the affair reached q crisis.
The lady became painfully aware OF the
results OF her intimacy with the butcher,
and repaired to the home OF her mother to
be taken care OF. The mothe-, It il said by
the good people Of the neighborhood,
frownsd upon the shortcomings OF her
daughter, aid bsde her 60 elsewhere. At
the residence of the friend the child was
born. and its reputed father hiss skipped
for larts unknown.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
lkIIER-pAY SAINTS DEFIANT.
The Predicate MsssRge AsvevsIy
CvittclAsd by thr nars.n Organ.


CSiitcIssd by thr norson OrEaa.
FaLr LAkE CITI, december The Prssi.
dents Message has tr's,sd n genuine ssnts-
tion here. Ths' spction which appertains
to the XDrm"a qu''ti y va, carefully
studied and then unanimously dshouncel
BY the Saints. A meeting wss held Isst
night IN the Council Chsmbsr of the
Tsbernscle. and all the Elders IN the city
were present. President Taylor presided,
and the session wss not concluded until Q
late hour. II il under.tood that the DsIo
gate 10 Congress will he in,trr ctsi TO closely
note oil snu.roiygsmy niIls INTRODUCED.
The Nrrrrrrs were never 90 defiant and
4 j. ceItr.r tbBt they will not submit "
Govern m'Lt in''r'rrrr 90 without . ds,p.r.
a'r struggle. The Dsspr, S-1s the Nor.
on organ, prints the following sdItIrsi
criticism.
'Th. Pr.sidsnrs Ne,.,gs will bs hailed
by the hireliBg Clergy 18th pleasure. snd
viii receive 30 smOrbt ~ pOpglh, support.
/; 10 shown In wbs: way the dss.'n ;,,pn u
our local Government would affect the
question Of po'yg,my. The plprsl mar.
riSges o. 'hs HnrnIons sre not recognized
- the Territorial Laws, Snd could MT be
d.tyolvsd BY conmis'ions, BY rdicu, by
srn les or othsr rgTikly possr They are
scuesivs'irsi, PER- sinsi and eternal. Unui
the Moro % . become r,crssnt 10 their
'sitb zith high heaven, th'se union, vill
b. scogniNsd ny The Almighty B,ing who
ssiatii.h.d d them for the b"osf, of Ills p-o-
rle srd The fulIn.n ~ His glory. Ths
pr,sidsri', rBArkE on Vtsb poly yksmy will
not add force ~ his ns,sags nor ereditto
bis sia,.,uspsbjp. They are . sop 10
biyois snd breath ~ the flame of the Dppa.
I.r pa,, iors. II il tGgbtfsi " IL will hsvs
a rfsciic4l hSsr.bg on Congrssl IL will
Great. 10 conmo'iOn among the God fear.
ing PEOPLE of Utah
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
TIE EAGLE ROCK MYSTsG"..
Mare paNaiIing Arrests. bnt M CiGS
tn Phabe PauIIiE's Murderer.

ucre 4 naNRiIinS Arrests. but M CnLS
to Ph9be PauIIiS's Murderer.
O.>.EN. J., December S-The senss-
.:,rsI sr-sst OF Pa'rick Mcfarland yester-
s,v he murder Of PIr5e PAuliin on
lss0.s--e N.u.t..'a c-e-;sd sreat excite
r.s,, 70 u-sn:s ant Newark to-day, where
,bsa.,n was We'll known. He is we'll edu-
c.,ac Sid snd thorouEh mechanic. The
,,,,,r,,at Of McNab5, upon which he was
.--..,,l. 10 the effect tnat blood was seen
IN Ii, hauds the morning. following the
-.,-'.-. va, cvT.oJora'ed by another witt
,-.,v.o came i-yn Brooklyn this morn
~. sut gave his version 20 Prosecutor
Keen r., t'i,s in the C0rrt House.
T.. r,.- seemed hsrd against McFarland
-. ...-.-uctIuus from Prosecutor keea
t,,.ls. Met lesney and tSO of his mau
-.,trn tb- Valley and followed IN Nc
lsrsrC., footsteps from the time he lett
h, mo q. lls IN rniDg OF the murder until
J. n'ri,rN at Li:k:, when he vas at the
=, ,Ir, station. At no time of the day had
bar.pu on the mountain. These facts
~, rrr 7,uuicated % tue Prosecutor who
in wtdIa',iv ssut ~ the Jail for McFar-
ard When ~ arrived there, he was
C-o.sry Questioned rs 20 his movements on
Il1 Saturday Of the murder, all OF which
coyJp. .ponGrd with the police report. He
s,pla.neI that ne got the blood on his
tsrcs By engaging in a drunken quarrel.
H. l. 4 on the same suit he wore On the
J,y ci the murder. Il is light suit OF
-,;her lesyy material. The Prosecutor
Gs,u,G lis explanations satisfactory, and
aloVfd him 90 90.
N,ys!.sut, on his wsy TO Orange, said he
ts... never -, into S,rape he was so glad
,gt, our cf. sud he felt sure that he had
not remembered his movements 30 we'll the
d.uc,,v-- woyld have "iN-d the thing on
ha.' The C-ance police took no stock IN
IL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
NelllE'S CHRISTMAS CLUB.

Tho Prsstaeui's winning Daughter 10
Make the Holiday PIeasani for the
PGOr.
WASHINGTON. December 5 5-Lit:le Nellie
Arthur has joiued a chirdren's Christmss
club here. About 40 young people Of both
sexes are members of it. The object OF
the club is to make q merry Christmas for
many poor people-poor children who
scarcely know what the wo:dlnesns. The
children solicit donations and prepare
lists of the ones to be helped. When the
President learned Of the mission of the
club he readily gave his consent to N,llis's
joining il. She is now one of the leaders
ard has secured many donations By her
p,esssnt smiles ard pretty manners. The
President has made liberal contribution
and the club is becoming very popular.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
BEllkIae BUDGET.
TEeALntIpg Rink Attractions -Gcncral
News fu the Glnss city.

News iu the Gins. city.
The attendance at the skating rink yes
teICay afternoon and last night was very
large and il is growing in popularity every
day. The coming week there will be music
WY MI bit and two little boys from
lurkersburg will give exhibitions. Ga
tuesday night the most graceful lady
kster will be presented with pair Of
-. yer-plalcd skates. A very interesting
ace took place on Friday night between
Ci srl HUSBANDS. John MUM aud Pnil
II, lsley, the latter winning by n short dis.
iRi Ce. Hofeli down something like ninety.
for times and the boys say a job wa, pu'
uI on him. The q s'ance WAS about n half
mi e and the time a little over seven min
dIts. lhimOre COntemplates entering III
,hr coming contest.
one drunk VAS up before Mayor Cooper
yesterCay and fined - and costs.
Mrs. Ella I.inskey returned on FriIay
night from nm extended visit to Dayton.
Mr. Charley Potts, OF this city, and Miss
Nora 1rigg. Of Jncohsburg, were married
yesterday at Greina Green.
Mrs. William MAnley presented her hIs
bsnd with fine large twins yesterday, boy
and gil.
on FRIDAY J. ..u's Hess and O. A. stringcr
were out y,lnniuc, shot away three pounds
Of ammunition and finally purchaseds
cotton tail srd rrturn'd
Mr. NJ. NcGInty returned last evening
from q weeks tIip NJ the Ilyer.
John CadDose. Of Gravel Hill, is very
SICK.
4 crossing was ru. down over Belmont
and Twenty hfrh streets yesterday.
a pnUnd party was given Miss Nancy
Reach. Of the First wrrd on Friday even
w. large crowd wss present and Miss
The festival 4, Ciiy Hal for NJ" benefit
Of Heath ring'on's band VIZ. very well at.
tended srd repIized good sum OF money.
The tire d,Isriu'nt meets 10 morrow
might, - 'he Mayors o'fce, on important
business
MIL. Bal,ris till Dangerously sick.
Berlaire eill he wsu represented at the
OpsTA House Tdssiay night
The church al 81 JOAN was filled yester-
dsy morning si the SO mass mostly, too,
ny y, oni. who had 10 work hsri al day.
The Y N {. A. realiy.d over 80 Out Oi
the Nc',iheDy family concert.
J. W. Nnttsr is back from weeks trip
in the country.
Con munion services will he held In the
L. +. Church to-day. Ghe pssLOr, Rev. X.
q. Wallace. will ne assisted by Rev. J. y.
Lytle, OF Ssgo. Usual services in the other
churches.
Mrs. J. l.. Nsylor, who has been sick for
some weeks H. an Q To sit up.
X W Nelson. Esg il no better.
The Poor Box having been repaired,
hes been sRain PLACED in position in 81
JChns Church. More thsn likely 1t will
u, yer sgsin be disturbed. as the burglars
Sio tried il before got badly fooled. Be-
>ides. the box will be emptied every week
Of ell its pennies and stray nickIes.
Mise J. Ia Roscoe is clicking in Kings
store.
The Nashville Students appear here to-
morrow night.
T4e Is Iisir- boys ell returned 70 Brit
liant Yesterday Wal punning has removed
his fsmily 10 that place.
Mr. T.. y. Bowie &c 'seds Nr. W. ".
R.in,nr r. srcfctiry o. ths H'as gla.s ani
manufacturing WORKS.
Ye.ts day was dull saturday. and asEs
yss scsECs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
A CHASTITY JOKE
So Affects One of the Hazsrs that
II Leads
To a Real and St,t'ing Tragedy-The
End Of a Man Noted Throughout
the Nation FOR His Skill as
an Engineer

SrErNrrIEID, O., December s.-Henry +.
MillHsrd. noted mechanical engineer and
eApcI;, committed suicide in this city on
IEur.hay last. Some weeks sgo MiI.ward,
WHO NsS Of jolly nature and had great
relish for practical jokes, assisted by a
number OF friends, constructed a dummy
corpse out nf bundle OF towels and pill
'ows, and laid il on a bed in the Arcade
Hotel, this "i:y. The room was carefully
iorkeued anu the dummy covered with a
sheef. A pastebosrd head with
GroiesGuCIy Painted Features
was attached to the body so as 10 be in
rlain sight when TIE sheet should be re-
moved. When all was ready the report
was circulated through the city by the
okers that drummer had committed
suicide at the hotel after protracted spree,
and that his body vas deposited in room
~ of the Arcad. Hotel. The report at.
racted hundreds OF citizens, including the
coroner, who were piloted up to the room
one by one, and the grotesqua corpse eX-
hlbited To them. The sell lasted whole
generally ending in tue person fooled
treating the crowd.
A few we, Ks later Millward shot himself
through the brain, after Il weeks absence
on drinking spell in the Arcade building,
the mock tragedy and real tragedy Corre-
spending in every particular.
The Night Before the Deed
Millward came home very late, and, after
a few words with iis roommate, went to
sleep. The latter heard him sobbins dur
lng trs night. but thought nothing OF IT.,
and never saw bim again until he entered
the room the next day aud found him
gaspirg his last with a bullet hole in his
head. The surroundings showed that the
man bad gotten Up, dressed himself, and
after Wing down on the lounge, had dellb
eTaie.y shot himself in the head.
The remsrEable part OF the case was that
the re- suicide tailed with that oil tn :
Jretei ded suicide in every particular. The
.ime Cf day was the same, the weapon the
srme the place the same, and the wound
he Fame. The corcners jury decided that
mental depression wss
The Eau.c of the Suicide,
hut there can be no dnunt that br6oding
over she mock tragedy suggested was the
,aUse OF the real Ole.
Henry r. Millward came from family OF
y,-iG vide reuuWn in engineering pur-
si.lts. lie was formerly employed on en-.
iii reIinE works for tie English govern
meHt in England aud JsmaiCa, and also
held i!nportyGt positions in this country,
NJ iEg 4 mat Of the highest iHteiiEence
Ar r-oFrgsinual skill,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
MRS. WlKsTON'S STORY.
Cruelty Treated HEd Deserted She
Seeks u Place in which 10 Die.

Cruelty Treated HGd Deserted She
seeks Place in which 10 Die.
LOUISVILLE, December s.-A strange wo-
man found in doorway late at night,
shiyering with cold, told the following
story: MY husbands name is Andrew
Winston; we were married two years ago.
Ny father died year ago and left the farm
to my husband aud myself. My mother
had previously died. Several months sgo
Winston sold the farm and we removed to
New Castle. Ky. Shortly afterwards he
IL. sde tie sCu ntance OF a woman whom he
presumed Ia place at the head OF the affairs
of our household. He began TO treat me
in most cruel manner and ended by kick
ing me from. the door and threatening 10
kill me il l returned. l had no friends 10
whom l could appeal, and left New Castle
nn fo. t and wandered around until l ar
iveG il this city. have no living rels
tiyss hat know OF and all ask now is u
oe provided with place in which to die"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
The SoUDAN SITUATION.
FL sAhdI Probably Crippied by Hts
Recent Losses.

IrNpos. December S-The situation in
the soudsn is regarded IS more eDcOurag-
ing. The remissness Of FL Mahdi Is fol-
loSing ~ his victory leads TO the belief
that the thr,c days battle vas not such
o, 9 sided sfair as the first reports nsds II
ont 10 be. 1t IL row thought that II the
Egyptian arrIy was destroyed, the rebels,
on their side. suffered terrible losses.
20 that they we're in no condition TO take
advantage OF their success And military
critics question whether the destruction OF
the Egypiians Was a. complete as the early
accounts represented. The statement that
no prisoners w,re brought into FL ooeid
leads 10 the inference that some portion OF
the defeated army made good its escape.
In his former victories Fl MAhdi always
gave Qusvter after the fighting was over.
His onset was murderons, bat he did not
kill prisoners in cold blood. As it Is not
probable that all the Egyptians were slain
n the battle. or that sny were batchered
after surrender. il is hoped that a consiS:
ersble body OF fugi,iyes escaped southwark
in 10 the Takale country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
Colonel Shut On West virginia's
Resources.
Vast Wealth Waiting the Magic
Touch of Enterprise.
Where the Next National ConYsn'
tion Will be Held.
cttsr Chatty Washington Gossip
from Clan"
Special 70 10 Register.

WASHINGTON, December s.-Anthony's
arrival to-day revives the talk Of the Senate
reorganization. He is known to favor
new deal. - ...- 49,.
d TIE time OF announcing the House Com
mittees is still uncertain. The present
slate is supposed 10 stand: Morrison,
Ways and Mesns; Randall, Appropriations,
and Belmont, Foreign Affairs.
G. a. Porterfield, of Charlestown, and \.
n. Holman, of Morgantown, were elected
vice presidents Of the Mexican Veterans
Associstion to day.
The arrivals are Judge J. J. Jackson,
Ssls Wisner and A. J. Smith.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
A VETERAN AT The CAPITAL.
General P0rterfield Attends the Re-
union Of the Mexican War"Set>,"
Snso,1I IN ,b. pe1ig1sr


W'sHINGToH, ID. c., Dec, S.-Gen. Porter
field, of West Virginia, who is here in at-
tendance on the reunion oi the veterans
OF the war with Mexico, was in command
Of the Coniederatss at Grafton at the begin
ming Of the late unpleasantness, but found
that post too advanced for safety and fell
back 10 Philippi where the first set to OF the
war took place and where Gen. Kelley
earned the unpleasant distinction Of being
the first ge neral officer shot.
net NJ. Charles Davies, who used TO be
West Virginia literaturer aud lecturer,
here yesterday, but he pointed to scars and
legged oil from any interview. He ha,
heen married since he took up his resi-
depce here, but matrimony has not wither-
ed nj m or sated his infinite variety.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
Will PULL THROUGH.
shepherd, the Contractor fer the New
c,rI,sI Building. TO suffer NO LO~s


WASHINGTON, December S.-Supsrintend-
spt Kemble, who has in charge the over
sight of the United States GoTernmsnt
building and the State Capita! at Charles
ton. was here this week on his way to
Wheeling, and says both buildings are
progressing satisfactorily, now. Shepherd,
Who CD, the contract for the State Capital
building, hsd good deal Of trouble, grow
ing out OF delays in estimates and strikes
Of vorkmep, but is likely to pull through
vithcut loss, which information will De
aIadIv receiyed by q good manv friends of
the ola man in the upper portion o. the
STATE, The Kanavhs representatives here
are irving to get relief for some OF the
nsrties who furnished supplies for the
United States building At gbarie'tcn snd
were left in the lurch oy the contractors,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
Welded At ElGHTy-Frye.
Remarkable Bridal of Venerable Rsy
btate People.

DEDHAN, Mass, Dec. s.-Mr. Patrick
Keegan. dsshing youth Of seveuty.fve,
nss been fo- some weeks past q sorroEing
widower. He is now proud and happy
bridegroom. Hannah Cushing. 8 maiden
nf eighty-f i've, is the coy, but blissful brlde
Last night the happy pair we're serenadei
nv the Esst Dedham Calathumpisn band.
Mr.. Ksesan offered them IS If they would
90 away.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09

" You ,eel yourself growing vesfer. yonr
strength fsiiipg, the functions OF your body
becomipg iua % red. take warning In time!
YonY b!ood IL starving for want o! nourish-
mept DR.. Guyso,ts yellow Dock ani S.r.
tspsrills 10 good for the blood. II pudhss
tbi. .tresm OF life snd strengthens every
psrt Of the body, rebuilds broken down
con stitu ton. produces drssnless ,lunb.';
ard restores wasted energie. and sh.'tsr-d
rtry,us sys stsm. A trial Lot,le will oon'
yincs. No other remedy equals II.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
Accident at Sieu0enville.
Sp.ciul 10 the Register.

SrtURESvILLE, o., December 8.-Johu
Castuer, aged - while coupling an engine
to box car, in this city last night, met
with q severe accident. His right leg was
broken at the knee and the ankle bone pro-
truded at the foot. 1t will probably have
10 / q sr,Lutsted at the ankle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-09
The Large,I Circulation.
FGy,ttc Enterprise.

The Whe cling RECIsTER, one OF the news
lest and most reliable papers in the Safe
hangs out its banner by way Of an sdver-
risement 10 snothar column. 1t has the lsr-
gest circu atiol in h State, is a0ly eaited
and corps OF reporters ths, mskes il keep
with the slime snd correctly chronicles