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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
A VERY COLD DAY


what They Say.
PrrrsBCRGH, November lS-The mills of
Oliver Brothers and Phillips are reported as
having closed down last night. They have
suspended operations in all departments
of the rolling mills but one, and ID. b Oil
yer. one of the firm, stated today that it
was very probable that work would be sus-
pended in that department very
shortly if trade did not improve.
Among other mills that are said to be
preparing to close down about the 18th OF
next month are the extensive works OF
EyersOn, MaCrum & Co. ana the MON Iron
Mills, operated by Carnegie Brothers & Co.
Ii was rumored tonight that the Bessimer
Steel Works, at Homestead, Pa, had
ordered their fires out, but owing to the
lateness of the hour it was i'm
possible 10 get anything reliable from
that place. Interviews with numerous
iron Manufacturers developed the fact that
the trade is passing through period OF
unusual depression. Secretary J. ID. Weeks
anticipates dullness equal to the four
years succeeding the panic of 1878. While
prices are lower than at that time, the ln-
creased facilities for over production is as
signed as the principal cause OF the de-
preston. Secretary Martha, of the Anal
gsmated Association, says ne is not alarmed
AZ the situation, and says that while some
mills are compelled 10 close down, others
will run double turn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
STEEL RAIL MILLS SHUT DOWN.
Hundreds OF Men Throw n Out of work
al Troy, New YORK.

Troy, y. Y, November Is S-Iesterday
notices were posted a: the Albany and
Rtrssine Iron WJrsS in this city announc-
lrg that the steel rail mill will be shut
down for an indefinite time ostensibly for
repairs, hut in reality on account Of the
depressed condition OF the rail trade,
brought sbcu. by over-production and the
low price of rails, resulting from ruinous
comI etition. Work viii be continued dur
ing next week at the steel works, after
which that department will also shut down.
Tie steel machine will continue running
at the Rennssalaer Works for the present,
and the iron mill will not be effected by
the suspension. From 1900 to l,20J men
vii tie thrown out OF employment by this
s,oppage of work, the resumption OF which
deIercs entirely upon the condition OF the
rail market
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
SURE SHE is MAGGlE'S SISTER.
FauchOn'S WOuld.bc Relative Prom.
tscs some Spicy Developments.

RLuoMsBrRY, y. J., November lS.-Mrs.
John Able, WHO claims to be sister OF
Maggie Mitchell, the actress, was inter
viewed to-day in reference to the statement
of Maggie Mitchell, contradicting her
claim. Mrs. Able says IL propose to com
pei the actress to acknowledge me as SIS
ter. The woman who nursed Maggie
Mitchell, as well as my brother aud
myself, is still living in New York. She
csn be procured at any time and will testi-
fy that Maggie Mitchell was given away to
St me theatrical people by her mother,
Margaret Esker, when the latter was on
her oeath bed. When | and nv brother
were at the Orphans Home in New York
our sister visited Us at one time and said
"a NY brother Willie, IT you vii! be good
Roy | will come and take you away from
here some day. My name isn't Maggie
Baker any more: it is Maggie Mitchell"
Mrs. Able claims to be in possession OF
fsCts that will surely establish the re!a-
fippshiD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
THE NAUGHTY kCANDAL


- All tue ~
PeTpouai Matters.
The gotsipvrs are busy on the Hoben-
sack s cIce suit which comes up st b.
Clair,ville next Tueid1y. Quite . number
OF Witnesses. female and all. were sum.
montd on Saturday, aud will tell shat
they kEow about this matter. Martins
Ferry will senI up Rood miny spectators,
Who expect rare trent. Seats will 80 or
like bot cakes when put on sale, and those
Who are not On hand bright aud early will
get left. II 10 the opinion Of our people
hat JIObenssck will come out victorious
and carry 90 the neat sum Of f2J .ODO the
amount ssktd Of Spence, but many friends
think somproDiss would be the wise
thing on the part OF ihOse Interested. I'm
les, n compromise 10 effected and the csss
il not Iosip0ned few mors hours will
yentilsie many unpleasant facts and tell
Who N the victor. On the corners 10 the
bsrbsr shops. and slmost every other plscs
EXCEPT the chuIche,, a. t. nsnghty, naughty
,cnDdaI was the talk yesterday.
Mrs. J. T. Thomas. who has been quite
sick for some days, n on the mend.
Mr. Frank bowman, the baker. bas
purchsted o fine horse for something Ike
800.
Cou,jderAble uneasiness was occssionsd
here fy the news of the mysterious disap-
pssr,iioe Of M. ssm McColloch. Of Wbesl-
irg. lie vas we'll known here and bsd
nsny f'iends.
U.url services were held In all the
chuiches yesterday. The attendance uas
very large.
Tie Standard mill will resume TO NOR.
row, sitter brief idleness on sccount OF
repairs.
Mrs Gustis Myers spent Sunday in Bel
Isire with friends.
The Reading tocisty meets tonight:
Saturday wss psy day ~ ksiney's oost
sork,. and the many employees here spent
Considerable money among our msTchsno.
Archie. Q iitIls ron Of af. Richard Ass'
son. IL quite tict With typhoid fever.
The Lsdi.t' Union Benevolent sodiety
wifi meet psxt Wednesday afternoon at
the r..id.pce Of Mrs. James. Lytls.
VI. Johu Henry b bsek from two
xetis' Wilt 20 wslisbufs, snc reports this
piafs booming.
s,trrday vs., Q very dull day bsrs. No
ssbt. orrurrsd. no arrests we're noticed o
|.tiIe ,t-eets TIE merchant. the doctor, ths
,rtb.r and eyvrybo else we're complsin-
iug.
The r.,ort tbs. fcott Neil -, impris-
os.d for murder 10 denied by his family
srd frisrSs
Jesse Jchn,on nov Ieils Shoes In tie
store Of Mr.. Daniel Coz.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
The Latest from G -anmerey.


''I|''T'''.T0T'-F W.
The latest news ifrom Grsnmercy Park
Is furnished hy Governor Eeary VI. Mtth-
ews OF West Nirsinis. who happens to
know psrsorslly thst Mr.. Tilieu would not
sccspt the nomination." Gov. Mathews is
a reliable gentleman, whose wort, is as g gDod
ss his bond; We still think, however, in
order to formal aad authoritative settle
meat Of the vexed question as to Mr.. I'll
den's candidacy. that the Democrats Nj.
tional Committee take it in hand, as sug.
Eessed in these columns yesterday. The
terrible suspense Of the public mind NAV
thus be definitely relieved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
DAMNlNG PROOF
That Jasper Nelson Murdered His
Mother for Money.


TERRE HAUTE, IND, November ls.-Mrs.
Jasper Nelson, wife Of the alleged natri-
eide, accompanied detective last evening
to the Prairie House, an obscure hotel in
the eastern part Of the city, and showed
him where her husband registered Ssp,em-
Der lst as Henry Nelson and wife, Chics.
co." The prosecuting attorney has letter
which Nelson wrote to his mother at An.
derscn Of that date, asking her to join him
here, where he could take her to attend
spiritual seance. Nelson and wife, 30 the
letter says, went to Brazil few days later.
and one night he was absent nearly all
night. Before this he was almost broke,
but afterward had plenty OF money. Mrs.
Nelson's father and Henry Brannenburg,
Nelson's cousin, will be here from Ander
son TO night. Nelson waived examination
c-dsy, and was bound over to circuit court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
WHEELING. VA. MORNING. NOVENIBER 10. 1888
HURRAH FOR THE PRINCETON BOYS.
Harvard's Brawn and Muscle Beaten
on she Foot Bail Field by shill and
Agility.

Haryard's Brawn and Muscle Beaten
on .he Foot Bail Field by shiIl and
Agility.
PRINCETON, n. j., November 1S.-Prince-
ton played and beat Harvard here yes erdsy
at foot ball by a score of 26 points to Z.
1t was a big day. The town was full of
visitors, friends Of Princeton and Harvard
Harvard team was heavy, Princeton light
This year will show which is better, a
light, skillful team or a heavy team,
Haryard's team being heavy, Yale's simply
enormous, while Princeton's team is light,
but very expert and agile.
Harvard Won the Toss.
and selected the side with the wind in their
favor, while Princeton had to struggle with
the wind against them.
Harvard the first few minutes forced the
play to Princeton's goal-line, but Prince
ton recovered, forced Harvard back to her
goal and secured touchdown by taxing
the ball away from Harvard's fall back
when beyond the goal line. A goal was
kicked from this.
The ball was then put in play, Princeton
losing ground by fumbling until the ball
was near her goal line, when Harvard
secured touchdown, which did not result
in a goal. In q few moments Harvard
kicked goal from the field. Time for the
first hall was then up, with the score stand.
ing 6 to in Hsrvard's favor.
Sides Were Changed
and play began. The wind had died out
and did not hinder kicking the ball. Hard
playing was with varied fortunes; the ball
frequently changing hands was then the
ORDER. In this half Moffatt, the captain OF
tho Princeton team, kicked four goals from
the field, while Harvard was unable to OBJ
tain point.
This insures Princeton at least second
place this year. Princeton plays Yale in
New York next Saturday, and it remains
10 Re seen whether she can manage the
Yale giants or not. Molfatt's playing and
kicking is phenomenal, and I4amar's dodg
ing md running is wonderful. The rest OF
the teams played 30 we'll that it will not do
10 particularize.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
A WEDDING TURNED INTO A CIRCUS.


Tickets for The Marriage OF the Pitts
burSh Giant and Gisntess Selling
Lively.
PIrTsGURGH, PENN, November ls.-There
have been thousands Of applications for
tickets that will secure admission to tie
church in which Annie Dunz and Patrick
0Brien, the giant and giantess, will be
married on Tuesday. The Evangelical
Lutheran Church, one of the largest
in the city, has been secured
for the occasion. The ceremony
will be performed by the pastor, Rev.
Ruoff. The brides dress was placed on
exhibition to-day. 1t is of white satin,
from designs furnished by Worth. Eighty
five yards Of material were required for the
dress, and ninety eight yards of Spanish
lace for the trimming. The bridal party
will be driven to the church in an open
carriage drawn by four gray horses.
The bride has been presented with we'd
ding cake. 1t will measure nine feet in
circumference and weigh fifty-fve pounds.
The pair will receive a loaf OF bread five
feet in length. The brides bouquet will
be an elaborate affair. Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Brien will be the first giants to marry in
America. Their combined height is Is
feet inch, and they tip the beam at $50
poundsJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
A BRUTAL ASSAULT.
HobbiEG an Old Man ParaIy red and
Blind.

OYSTER BAY, l.. l., November lS.-Follow
Jog are the particulars OF the tragedy OF
Saturday afternoon: The victims were
Mrs. Lydia Maybee, seventy one years old;
her daughter, aged thirty-seyen years, and
GarreI Mayber, the husband and father.
They were brutally assaulted and the house
robbed. The old man had been parslyzed
fou.tesn wears and blin1 eighteen months.
At sunset the mother ard daughter went
t the raru to milk, leaving the invalid
alone. Miss Weeks, living opposite, heard
a cry OF Murder" and summoned the
neichbors. When they reached Maybee's
house they found the old man suffering
from wounds in the head, inflicted by the
hands of the thief who secured the valua-
bles of the family.
Maybee said he feared hi, wife and
daughter were murdered. The barn was
searched and the bodies both found in the
COW stall covered with leaves. The body
of the latter was still warm. The women
had been che ked to death. No trace OF the
mu rdersr has yet been obtained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
WHO SHOT 5ARROWs?
One Of the Most Mysterious Tragedies
That Ever Startled the People Of
Maine.

One Of the Most Mysterious Tragedies
That Ever Startled the People Of
Maine.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., November lS.-The
shooting Of Barrows at kittery, Me-, on
Thursday is a deeper mystery than ever,
the Coroner's jury Bringing in a verdict
yesterday OF death a. the hands of an un-
known party. From the evidence it ap-
pears that B4rrows went away from home
ON Thursday afternoon, returning after
dark. He ate his supper in silence. Then,
According 10 His wife's Story.
he took the lantern at about o'clock and
went to the barn, 100 feet from the house.
She heard pistol shot, and saw her hus.
band fall, and then heard several other
shots and cry for help. She saw Barrows
crawling toward the house, but, instead OF
going TO his assistance, she ran but OF the
front door TO her daughters. Returning,
che found her husband dead in bed. The
medical examination showed six bullet
wourds-one in the left leg, three in the
lett hip, one in tie left elbow, and one
over TIE left ear, which penetrated the
skull and lodged at the base OF the brain.
Another bI ct was found embedded in the
barn door. The pistol used was of
THc American Bulldog Pattern,
IS calbre, and was found empty in the
yarc.
RsrroHs came to the farm where he met
his death six years ago as a tramp, and
worked there until the death OF its owner,
Mr.. Benz. +. Cate. He run the farm for
the widow, and proposed to her about two
years ago. She refused him, He fired a
revolver at her, and she ran and fell, break
4 parr
killed her, he shot himself in the breast,
but recovered He was tried and convict
ed, although Mrs. Cate refused to appear
against him. lie served a short sen tencein
prison, returned to the farm, married Mrs
Cate, and lived in comparative peace until
his tragic death. Barrows was
Regarded as n Good Ncighbor.
ard was not known to have had an enemy
vet the Kittecy people do not believe he
killed himself. He was lefthanded. and
au tie shots took effect in his left side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
A WASHINGTON SCANDAL.
4 Lady Clerks sfrious Charges Against
the Assissant tom,nissioner or Pat

4 Lady Clerk = Ne rlOEs sbargea AIaiust
the Assissan! 'om,nissioner OF Pat
ents.
WAsHryG7oY, November ls-Mrs. Mar
garet Z. saxton yesterday filtd charges in
yolving the moral character OF Assistant
Commissioner OF Patents g. Dyrenfofth
with the secretary Of the Interior. Tie
charges sllege specific acts, give time and
and cate end locaiiIes, end are OF the most
damaging nature. Secretary Teller refuses
to make the charges public, believing that
10 do so before investigating them would
be an act of injustice TO Mr.. DyreEforth.
Mr.. Sa1ton was formerly clerk in the
paient Office, and her name and that OF Mr..
Marble, the late Commissioner, were sew
eia! months sgo connected in an unsayory
manner in the pubic prints. Ibe irlenhs
Of Mr.. Dyrenforth sllege that his efforts In
having MTs. Ss1ton dismissed from office at
iha, time makes her nov seek revenge In
this way. and they do not hesitate to char
scterize her action as al attempt at black
mai.
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STARK REFUSED BAIL.
The Murderer OF Allen NJ Vicksbasg
90 be Tried To-day.

New ORLEANS. LA, November lS.-FrAnt
Stark, who killed David Alien, the mana
ger OF the Ward Dramatic Troupe, at Nicks-
burg, made application yesterday for bail.
but was refused. The cuso will come up on
its merits tomorrow. Public sentiment In
yicksburg seems to be in favor OF stark.
He testified in his own behalf at the
habess corpus proceedings yesterday,
claiming that he acted wholly IN ssifds'
fense, and only fired on Allen when the
latter advanced on him with q heavy chair
in his hand, snd apparently with the In.
tention OF striking him with IL. The other
witnesses, however, cOntrsdi2ted him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
AN ENGINEERS BLUNDER
Leads 60 a Fatal Railroad Collision I'm
Tenue.see.


CAIRO, ILL, November 1S.-Reliable in
formation confirms the previous report of
an accident at Bradford, Tennessee, on the
southern division of the Illinois Central
railroad. Train No. going south was
tlsgged at Bradford for orders. While the
the conductor was in the telegraph office
getting them his engineer failed to see the
dag and rang his bell, and receiving an
answer by bell cord left the station with
out the conductor. Unsuccessful attempts
were made to call him back with 4
freight engines whistle. When two miles
below Bradford laly living along the
line tagged the train and it was coming to
a stop when the north bound passenger
train came around the curve forty miles
An hour. Coming together both trains
were wrecged and three cars burned. Mr..
Couborn, the line. repsirer, and a colored
porter were killed. The engineer OF train
No. was seriously hurt, seven or eight
passengers were injured but none serious
iy. Major Burke, of the New Orleans
Times Democrat, and wife were passen-
gers. Mrs. Burke was only slightly in
iurSG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
JAY GOULD RETURNS.
" hat He Thinks OF Business In the

New YORK, November lS.-Mr. Jay
Gould has returned from his trip over the
Wabash Pacific railroad. He said that he
was gratifed with the condition OF the
property, snd its business and prospects
for traffic during the winter. Heexp,essed
surprise at the amount Of grain that has
been held back from market. From what
he saw aud heard, MIR. Gould says he has
formed the opinion that the general bust.
ness OF the West is in good condition and
likely to improve. The principal object OF
his TRIP, he said, was 10 inspect terminal
Improvements that are being made at De
troit, Chicago, 81. Louis and Kansas City,
ard on Parts Of the road by laying steel
rails. Ihe road is doing a good business
with the Nickel Plate. Lake Shore and
Grand Trunk lines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
aCre,t Mu,feal Scheme.

NEW YoRK, November IS "A number Of
uusic-loyers have taken steps looking to
the organization Of branch 0! the "sgnef
Union formed in Germany to continue the
rerformsnces Of Wsgners music dramas ~
bsyreuth. The Neg York 6rsncn VII
however. have in view the sddihoaal o.
act of taking activa measures in regard 70
,he production OF Wsgncrs Eorks IN this
country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
GENERAL HANG oCK's REPORT.
Some Reforms That He IL AnNIou, 10
See Effected.


WASHINGTON, November lS-Msjor cen.
eral w. s. Hancock, in his annual report
of the operations Of the military division
OF the Atlsntic, strongly advocates the sn
nual cncsnpment OF troops, as impartiGg
yslp, BILE knowledge 10 the soldier OF the
iatigGes Of march, Lardships Of camp life
snd the requirements Of fi,ld operations
He q, es not think the light batteries sr,
fulfilling useful purpose as at present
|, Gait d, ard recommend the establishment
Of light artillery school. Progress in the
post schools hiss lot been satisfactory
General Hancock expresses intention OF
se!ec ing post in The department OF the
East. where il will be practicable TO con-
sirIct the necessary facilities for holding
tletnnual rifle competitions. In recon-
rtndrrg that measures be taken 10 pre-
vent Gesertion. General HANCOCK says
For the fsithful soldier the future should
se n ade full OF promise. whose fuiillment
is guaranteed by the word o. law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
Alice Oates Lntest Victim.

CHICAGO ILL, November lS.-Alice
Oates, whose third husband died eighteen
months ago, is said to be engaged to marry
a. w. Corbett manager of the Aurora
Illl Opera House. Corbett is one OF the
most successful provincial managers in the
West. 1t is believed be will organize and
manage new comic opera company for
the sprightly little prima donna.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
STUDY CT the CLASSICS.
LsSbnr,: CoIicgIans In Grave Esbaie in
New York.

NN YORK, November l>.-The presi-
dents Of Harvard Yale, Dartmouth, Will
lsm', Amherst, Wesley, Tufts and Trinity
aid $50 professor from each of the col.
!fges, met here last night to consider the
sueI'rt OF modern .anguages in colleges.
he discussion took wider rarge, and in
Yo!v'd the ancient Languages also. TIE
views OF Charles Francis Adams, Jr in
aiS Pin Beta Kappa address, were criticized,
Out hr was not lacking in friends 10 chan.
pion ms views. President Porter, of Yale,
Vas The champion of the Ancients, and
Eut great stress upon the advantages to be
leFlV' from careful, and persistent study
oi the classics. President Elliott, of U4r.
SSid, NsS the most pronounced in adyo.
ca'ing breaking away from the J.d lines
ahd Il cept.Hg new light.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
NELLIE BAILEY, The MUaDEREss.
Probable Release Upon Hail In Pew
Days.

WICHITA, NAN. November ls.-Nellis
Bailey. whose remarkable career was fully
sketched in the REGISTERS few days sinceD
centred In tho Wichita jail for the mur.
der Of Clemtnt Bothemley,a prominent
auie nan Of this section, was removed TO
he Topeka i,il by order of Judge Foster.
IF the Ini,ed states District Court. Upon
,r.yi.w 0f the evidence Judge Foster I'd.
nlittcd the ~ so er 20 hail, fiiog tbs sum
Il 10000. This bail bus Bailey will give.
IN she has wealthy relatives In this section
yf Ka: ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
YOUNG INDIAN SlAYERS


ALIrnrcwY, November I3.-Two EAston
btys, sped twelve and thirteen years,
Who's, minds hid been affected by reading
hsshy novel;. in whi,h Indian killing and
scaly .aking formed the pr'n ,ipsl subject:
nd ' no lff, hCme on Wednesday 10 go
west and eX cTuinsie the aborigines, were
captured in this city last evening aud
,sken nome. One OF the boys Is son Of
Daniel B. Wood, editor Of the Easton Free
PrrsE, and the other is q son OF Charles
CLids,y. Before leaving home the boys
wrote a note informing their parents Of
y cir intention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
THE OHIO RIVER POOLS.
The Names OF the ysFiou. Railroads
Interested.

CIxCISyArI, o., November lS.-The Ohio
river pool is now established. The contract
has been signed by representatives of all
the roads interested, namely, the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois, the Louisville, New
AItsny and Chicago, the Pittsburgh, c n
cinrati ard st. Louis, the JetfersOnyille,
Madison and Indianapolis, the indiana,
BLOOMINGTON and Western, the Cis cinnati,
Indianapolis, S.. Louis aud Chicago, anu
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton. They
Irx,d all the conditions except perez Itages,
al d that point was to be left to arbitration
Arlirrators delivered 3 decision to Pool
Commissioner Richardson to day. TIE
terms have not yet be en- made known. Tle
ucol lsk,s effect from November lsE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
DOWN TO DEATH.
A Steamer Sinks Off the Coast of
Holland
AND MANY OF THE PASSENGERS DROWN
The BIunter of the Engineer on Ten
nessee Railroad Brings
frightful and Fatal Col
lision.

LONDON, November, 18.-The British
steamer Condoo. from Liverpool, sank of
Mencen, Holland, to-day, during violent
storm. Eighteen persons were lost, in
Guiding the engineers, who were killed by
the bursting of the boiler. Eight were
saved,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19
The BAD BUZZARD GANG.
Another Member Snatehed at Harris.
bNrg.

LANCASTER, Pa, November ls.-Gsorge.
alias "Tid' B7immer, a fugitive incendiary,
was captured IN Harrisburg this sftsrno IN.
The officers fired number Of shots at him,
end tne took etfecS in the arm. Ike Buz,
7srd, smother escaped convict, was in Brim-
Usrs company ~ 10 NithIn few days,
hut lst: him az Harrisburg 10 jniu his
hrNther Abs in the EphSata Mountains
iir'mmsr is the th,rd OF the twelve escaped
CONSictS rscaptursd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-19

THE blessings of life are many. Live
Io,7r ard b, happy. Don't neglect . cough o.:
cold. Keep yourself we'll clothed in change
sble weather, and lssys keep q bottle oi
DIR. Wi.,ar Balssm Of Wild Cherry IN iha
household. A single sroonfnii viii c'fs
an ordinary cough or cold Is c,1anGei
use viii cube consumption.