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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-18
A MIDNIGHT MILL.
A Deaf and Dumb Man who Knocked
En- All Out.

Saturday night, about half-past eleven
O'Clock, the residents of that portion Of the
Garden Spot lying along Zane street were
startled from their sweet dreams of peace
by a series OF the most unearthly bowls,
grunts and groans that ever proceeded from
a human throat, accompanied by muttered
curses. and the trampling and scuttting OF
feet and the sounds OF blows. Antici-
pating that a riot OF large proportions had
broken ou', a delegation of half dressed
citizens made a cautious reconnaissance, the
result OF their investigation being as fol-
lows:
Soon after II o'clock a party OF half q
dozen Bridge porters started home, and on
arriving at the west end OF the suspension
bridge found a deaf and dumb citizen OF
their town apparently helpiessly drunk.
In a spirit OF kind ness they set about as.
sistirg him home, but their intoxicated
friend. jumping TO the conclusion that IL
was a conspiracy TO make way with him,
made an emphatic objection, and conf
meuced 10 strike out right and lett,
telling two or three OF the party TO the
pavement. They succeeded, however, in get
tin 9 him down, preparatory TO carrying
him, but the noise OF the scuttie aroused
O.lCtI UdulOTu. NuO Idu W lfc sNCut.
officer succeeded in restoring order and eN.
pla ming the situation, but his attention
was called up North Front street by a row
between two colored citizens, and when he
returned TO Zane street he found tha:
hostilities had been renewed near the inter.
section OF Broadway, and that the deaf and
dumb disciple of John l.. Su 'liyan had
knocked out two or three more OF his
would be friends. An attempt to tie the
belligerant with a rope furnished by Officer
Radford having miserably failed, a telC-s
phone message was sent TO police head
quarters, and Chief Bennett and Officer
Junkins went over as a reinforcement. BE.
fore their arrival. however, the matter had
one. more been explained, and the Buck
eye boys, having lied up their wounds,
lad gotten safely across TO their native
state. beyond the reach of the public
guardians. The disturbance lasted the best
part Of an hour. and aroused many sleeping
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Respectfully submitted
. n VIII
WHEELING, W. VA, Jure "a, l<S&


{. H.. COLLIER.
WHEELING, W. IA, Jure Il, lS&
ENJOYMENT.
The endowment fund has now reached
The sum of 80. 800. which is safely invested.
The interest only TO be used, Attention is
invited 10 this means OF making 4 perma.
nent investment for the good OF humanity.
The PROPERTY.
The Committee on Real Estate. Henry
X. List and Vim. b. Simpson, have made
extended repairs. which render the Home
s. nearly perfect as possible for comfort
and convenience. A new French drain
thoroughly drys the cellar. The roof has
been renewed and an inclosed playroom
built. The furniture is in good order, aud
every department of the housekeeping is
carried on under the efficient management.
of Mrs. NJ. A. Eoff with great success both
as to comfort and economy.
INMATES.
There are at present eighteen children in
the home.
There were regularly entered thirteen
boys, six. girls, seven. Irregularly enter
eG-thTee infants left at the door, two OF
which died from exposure.
One boy was also temporarily sheltered.
Nine were placed in good homes. four
boys and five girls: eight were taken u
10y their own parents, four boys and four
girls. Two boys were returned to their
homes during the year for i~ncorrigibility,
aud one was taken back because of ~illtreat-
ment. More homes could have been Sc.
cured if suitable children could have been
offered.
BoAEDEES.
Ten children have been taken into the
Home 10 board during the year by parents
Uhn Nara M WIglInu IN U1V1 thaun ms Int
who would be unable to care for them by
the reasonable terms afforded for a short
time.
INCoRRIGIBLEs.
Two of the children bave been dismissed
on account of uncontrollably bad chsrac-
ter-one girl and one boy. The girl was
taken by her mother to Pittsburgh with
the hope Of placing her in a Re-
form school. The boy was taken
to the Ohio County Poor Farm. The
pressing need Of q reformatory institution
for the worst cases OF the neglected is more
apparent, and the suggestion has been
made that the Ohio county authorities and
ourcity officers might combine and pro-
vide at the county infirmary such a
school and home, as our Legislature
does not seem ready to assume
THIS RESPONSIBLE WORK
il behalf OF the State. We believe that the
good citizens of the county and city would
approve Of an appropriation OF the regular
school fund for the forced education OF
those who are not only neglecting the OPP
portunities of our public schools but are
rapidly acquiring habits of vice and crime.
In concluding this report As President of
tie Board OF Directors, / desire to express
NV heartfelt thanks to my CO vorkers and
10 the lady managers for their uniform
courtesy during my shsrt administration.
/ regret that my departure from the city
will necesSitate the seyering Of these
pleasant relations. Assuring yon of my
continued interest in your work, and my
prayers for the success of the Home, I re-
main sincerely yours W. B. THOMSON,
President of the Directors.
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\ little girl aged about thirteen years,
daughter of Mr.. Schevelroy, who lives mp
stairs over T. l. Borenan's grocery store,
fell from the top of the stairs 20 the pave
ment below. on Monday last, sustaining
dangerous if not fatal Injuries. Mr.. T. o.
Bullock was Standing near at the time the
little thing struck the stone step below,
and with the assistance of Gordon Lang
picked her up and carried her insensible
form to her room, when the physician was
summoned, and upon examination, il was
found that her skull was fractured and
other internal injuries had been received.
She is nov in a very precarioUs condition.
-PqTkTsb"rg STAT ,JrDrp1i.
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LAID To RESI-.
FOUR Large Funeral, Yesterday

Four Large Funerals Yesterday
The largest funeral Wheeling has wit
messed f,r several years occurred on the
South SIDE yesterday, the obsequies being
these Of the late Theodore Dram. The de-
ceased wss personally known 10 almost
every glass house man in the city and
ueigl boring towns, and all united in pay
ing a last tribute TO his memory. Large
d~slegaIiOus OF glass workers from Martins
Ferry, Bellaire and Bridgeport, together
with tire workmeu from the Central. South
NhCeiitg. Hobbs. Brockunier & Co.'S. and
other Glass houses OF this city, assembled
at Labcr Hail, in the Eighth ward. soon
aft T noon, snd proceeded 10 the house in
a body, about SO men being in line. The
remains were inferred in Pleasant Hill
cen e,ery, up CaldwelIs Run, at one
O'Cl, ok.
Another large funeral was that of
Abraham Freeze, son OF Isaac Freeze,
which took place from his parents resi-
dence on Ia Belle street.
Mrs Petticord was buried from his late
residence on North Main yesterday after
noon the interment being at the Peninsula
Cemetery.
The remains Of Simon Woodruff were fol-
lowed to their last resting place yesterday
afternoon by q large number OF ~sorrowing
relatives and friends. The hearse was
escorted by the members of Guiding Star
Tent No. l0l, /. O. of K, of which deceased
was q member.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-18
EELIG ERAST FEMALES

a furious fight between two females oc.
CURED near the edge OF Wetzel county a
few days ego, between two sisters-in.law
named Gump and Homer. The row origi-
mated over some meal one had borrowed
from the other, and after hard words they
fell on each other with c!ubs and stone
and engaged in q desperate encounter, in
the course OF which each sustained serious
injuries. The husband OF Ms Gunp came
on the ground while the battle was raging
and separated them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-18
Prize

The applause that greeted the partict-
pants in the amateur prize tournament
Saturday evening, was simply IMMENSE
The entertainment wS given by Prof. J. H,
Sullivan, late leader at the Academy OF
Music, and under the supervision OF Mr..
W. ID. Lee, stage manager, passed of very
smoothly. Among the best acts were those
of Mr.. Sam BaFkel, in a coynet solo. Mr.. ].
n. Sullivan. violin s&o Andy Scooter,
club swiHger. and Mr.. =. c. Osborne, ven
trilscuist. n~agician and mesmerisL who
Nere all very tine, Mr.. Sulliyan's solo, The
Nockias b d" bringing the house down
IN ,huns ers of spplause. Il is the intsn-
ton Of the management 10 repeat the en-
ts,taipp,, ne - 5;Sss-s iav
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-18
MADLN II ENEi,

John l.. Hay, of Dents run, was se-ious.
II injured by a lamp explosion Friday
morning about Two o'clock. II seems that
some n OF III fen, g vas sick, and the
lamp was left bUraI-g a.i-- he Others had
retired. Vt the time above stated Mr..
Hays hesri the rr's", arose from the bed.
ran ami grabbed the lamp sad attempted
to throw it out OF dop--, when It exploded,
burning him ieariu.ty about the hands and
body.
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rNaRLE TO LIFT HIS Arm.

CRAWFORD CO., PA, CITY OF TTrrsrILLk-
There reasonably appeared George Setcher.
who, being July sworn according 10 law.
Geposes and says: That he is q resident Al
the Windsor House. Titusville, that he Is tfty.
eight years Of age, and that he has been
afflicted awfully severe, more especially In
the right shoulder. so rs 10 be unable 10 an
my arm without the aid OF the other. After
Kennedy for Rheumatism the pain left my
arm and could handle IL with ease as II II
had not been afflicted. Now ! ana relieved
entirely after taking seventeen doses.
GEORGE NfTCHER-
Sworn and subscribed to before me Agrli ~
lssn. J. d. CLARK,
Justice q the Peace.
TheSatest, The Best, The Cheapest kidney
apd Liver Cure, ID. A. X. Davis Family Pills.
Richardson, Goodwin a Ce., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling. W. Va.
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FarmersDenartmpi

The Wheeling RHorsrER Wn 'ogrts N
IsS2, At the time Of the inauguration q, 8
ktate OF West Virginia. Asa par; Aai a.
Of the new state, closely identified stL \
enterprises and contributing IN mode; -
kure To iS advancement, the RESlsrEk So
In the iust exultAtion with which oar p~.1
regard its bright career. The popuAuSs 7
The State has Increased In grrats. ra',o -
most Of the Old States, her schools have nun]
piled and improved In efficiency, he, foysol
ment ~ been well and economically lszsl
istsred. her are being developed uI
ment and thri{. with the grown ., y
State h REGISTER has grown. with "a
yelopment the Rp6I srHR has developed "
It's prosperity the REorsrER has pr-pss]
And as showing the estimation 10 shl,auS
paper Ia held by the citizens OF The >iAb u
whose interests Il has steadfaS,ly hs;;lei y
can Ray with truth that no other psp~,s-S
by a many West N~irginians, nor doc -
diner penetrate every part oil the states
n RnsTsrER will continue a. hen,o.a|
the advocate of . broad and liberal pousI u
the conduct of public affAirs, the eris1or
and strengthening Of the free schn~. syss|
the Improvement OF the State and the lev.
opmentof Its resources. W propri.too 30
O 10 past m IN earnest OF Its future
The wIEKLy kH3IsrER ~ . msgniicsil
age sl-column paper-pIice SIS by mai
The SUNDAY Rk9fsTEk 10 the ssms sn 81
haA ALREADY gained . very large circulated
~iheDArIr RIarsrER Is printed nrsH
Tho Msdel Nap 81 Wess SisEtsia. 4
mosi complete map ever isuei ~ The sosj
row ready fer delivery -prlce f1
Any person remittinr 10 us h"sGbscrP5
price OF either edition Of the pat 81. sii. q
cents thereto will receive . copy % tbs Az
Thus
u,-hp--,.. nm. VA, and Man
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A THIRn IRnr OF TErrm.

a Mrs. Buchanan, aged over 50 years, from
the vicinity OF Parkersburg, is visiting her
son John, on Meat House Fork, of this
county. and a gentleman informed us last
Saturday that she was 10y cutting" eight
teeth, having been minus them for years.
Dentists can'now take a back seat, and the
oldes: inhabitants will now be consoled and
look forward to a future time when they
become as fortunate. -RGrsHsny9d NerTs.
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to be caused by two fsh (gsrsl becoming
fast In the pipe. They were both Large
TIE tar under the Scott liquor Law il
due and payable this week
The YIN. c. A. festival Of Saturday even
ing WIS vel attended, and was profitable
to the association Is wellas pleasant for the
guests.
Silt has been brought sgaiBst the Bl
Iaire Indepeadeat for 5000 damages for
SANDER. by BENZ. Turner. the police eficer
of the Second ward of this civ. The alan
derous article was published in IN issue OF
last week. Caldwell brothers are attor-
news for the plaintiff.
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4 nr..A Hew n..I..a rssss -

- A1o99 Nv
Missing.
Social circles In . certain part of ne car
poraiion are Ill torn mp, 10 10 SPEAK, cvst
the sudden disappearance Of . husosrd
recently married. leaving his young ssd
pretty wife alone and unprotected Tns
fsct,. as related to yesterday, sfs about -
follows: -.
On Saturday morning the husband LEFT
home, and did not return during entire
DAY. His wife, thinking he vas detatned
bv business, displayed iIttle anxiety. bat
Saturday night passed, and hearing MOTH
ing OF her husband. she yesterday bsgsu 70
maize inquiry for him. She soon got on
his track, ana learned thst site. leaving
home on Saturday morning., she husband,
who 10 veil todo, procured . herse and
buggy, and proceeded to tax
former fame out riding. After
diving about the city the couple we're
seen crossing the peninsula and making
for the Pennsylvania line via the pike az
$40 gait This vas Saturday afternoon,
and up to last night he had net put Ia IN
appearance ut his home. His setions may
be all right but they look mildly sasri..
eious on their face.
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Thousands Saw So

Mr.. W. 7. Atkins. Girard, Kan, writes:
81 never hesitate to recommend your Elec-
tric Bitters to my customers, they give en-
tire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without it They will save
hundreds OF dollars in doctors bills every
year. Sod at fifty cents q bottle by Logan
& Co. Druggists, Bridge norner.
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STATE NOTES.

Iarkersburg wants a chariot line on
Market street.
The Richie Gazette calls for a war of ex.
termination on the dogs.
Squirrels are reported plentiful near
Point Pleasant.
Charleston votes Wednesday on the
question of issuing $4,000 Of bonds for a
water works.
EX-Mayor Delaney, OF Charleston, and a
party OF friends caught over 600 trout in
Cherry river, Nicholas county, last week.
Charleston police are On the raid.
4 Baltimore and Philadelphia syndicate
has purchased p, 600 acres OF coal land in
KEnawha county, and propose to develop
il az an early day.
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rhe W eaIhcr Topaz.

WASHINGTON, ID C., June Isl: 80 4, ".
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather and local rains,
southerly TO westerly winds, slight rise in
temperature, stationary o. lower baron,
eter.
For Lower Lake Observation-Disclosures
weather and rains, winds generally from
south to west except in west portion;
falling followed in west portion by rising
barometer, stationary or slight rise in
Nar,Na-Rrra
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SMOKE THE BEST.
KINNEY TOBACCO COMPANY,

KINNEY TOBACCO COMPANY,
SIS to SIS West I'd Street, New York.
Successors TO Kinney Bros, Pionee Cigarette
Manufacturers Of America. Use the
finest grades OF
OLD GOLDEN VIRGINIA LEAF.
Macedonian Turkish, Vaelts AbeIS
Havana, and 80. James Pnrtah PertNae
PUREST RICE PAPER ONLY.
Sole Manufacturer OF the Celebrated Stan
dsrd Brands: Sweet Caporal; Caporal S;St
James 4: Sweet Csporal, Cork Mouth. piecee;
Kinney Bros'. Straight Cuts, In Full Dress
Packages, &C, &C.
All are Warranted.
The various tasies OF all good judges perfectly
suited. sold BY dealers throsEhoHt
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wants 60 Know.

10 he Editor OF the RelLaT.
Why is it that the Elm Grove
Street Railway Company. whose oper-
stors often make the claim that
they desire 10 benefit the puolie ut all
times, did rot run their cars from
Market Square yesterday Does IL ob;ec.
20 the patronage OF Nosts Ed citgausH
SECosp KAsD,
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CRANK.

On Wednesday morning a peculiar look.
ing chap was noticed down about the wharf.
Il was evident that he was an escaped luna
tic from the fact that he told the boys al
the freight depot that he had bought out
the B. & o. railroad and all of them should
have good positions at $500 per month, and
only be required to work an hour or SO
each day. He spent part of the morniug
buying up all the steamboats, and then
ssuntered up town, frightening women
and children. The police started after him
but old not catch him until he was out be
vond The Fair grounds. He was brought
back to town and lodged in Jail. Evident.
Is tie u!sn is an escaped l~unstic, but Il
police are at a loss TO know who he is and
where he came from.-Pdrkcrsb'rg Seatiael.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
First Class Brick Dwelling and Store Room

IN A THRIVING PL,CE. THE UNDER.
i s!gnCd chsr at private sale the we'll
knoSn store room snd dwelling house com
binec, situated on Main street. Ncii'burg W.
Va. The saId OccrpHn doing q large n pre-
ntEble business: the store room ia feet long
and - feet wide halt OF said room shelyed,
counters on both sides, open front with large
glass lights. A hall on the north side leads To
the dwelling house, containing D rooms AMI
kitchen, ali lifted up In the best OF style, roof
ofthe building is covered with iron and tin.
II is considered one OF the best locations In
town tor groce ries, dry goods, drug store, res
taUTant, or hardware store, a. we'll rs a pleas.
ant dwelling place. Satisfactory reasons
given for selling. Terms Of sale on easy pay
ments. Possession given In ~ days after sale.
For further particular address
ma2-rbd ]. VI DUyALk S0S.
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Notice TO Contractors.

cEALED PROOFS AIS WILL BE RE.
ceived until IL o'clock
THURSDAY, JUNE2l, iS5,
for the building Of Marshall County Bank.
Moundsyille, W. Va. for excavation for base
ment, stone work, brick work. carpenter
work, painting. and tin work. Bids will be
received IN each separate, or on the entire
building complete. The Board reserves the
right 10 reject any OF all b!ds Plans and
81 ecihcations can be seen at J. ID. Mead.
dsnS, Wheeling, W. Va and nj the Bank,
II. ". HUNTER,
eqeodt Cashier.
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TO Bailden

AL builders wishing to obtain Low and
satisfactory figures on Tin Roofs. Spoutins.
etc, should call on Heinlein Bros, dealers
in Household Furnishing Goods and Manu-:
fscturers Of Galvanized Iron Gornice and
all kinds Of job work. Heinlein Block,
Bank street, Bridgeport Ohio.
We guarantee all work 70 give satisfsc-
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LOVES OF ice cream will be benefited
by calling on Mrs. Ziegenfelder at Sc
Twelfth street, for the beat ice cream in
the city. Our Ice cream Is made from pure
cream from T. P. Phillips jersey cows,
and is strictly first class. No sdultratien.
wholesale and retail. Orders by telephone
will receive prompt attention. Goods de-
liyersd free Of charge 70 all parts Of the
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Extn AnnOaneeaeas.

Ireceiyed this week q large line Of Men .
Button Congress and Low Cut Shoes,
suitable for the season. An inspection
will satisfy anyone that I have the best
stock in the city and at the lowest prices
l. V. RIoNo.
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A rms On . Drug Store.

Never was such arush made for any drug
store as il now at Logan & Cos Bridge
Corner. for 9 Trial Bottle OF DR.. KingsSev
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. All persons affected with Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or
any affection OF the Throat and Eungs, can
get q Trial Bottle Of this great remedy, i0c.
BY calling at above Drug Store. RegulA,
size. 81.
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FIt is not necessary to eer mimic partic-
ulars in referring to the complicated
organic and functional difficulties TO
which the more delicate classes Of Ameri-
can women are subject; but We take pleas
ure in saying that Mrs. Lydia Z. Pick.
hams Great Remedy for all these troubles
has an unbounded POPULAR ~.
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HbrrIiR9 Register
NONDAY. JTNE -. Is>3.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Inde. rs New Advertisements

Positive Bsrgsius-Henry Jscobs-.Held
OF local
Palace RefrIgeratOrs-Nesbi,t * Bro.
Auction sale Of Horse, Harness and
PhsstOn.
For observation-disclosures Andes.
Concert and commencement Seguin col.
legiste Institute.
Potato Bugs-R II. List.
NObby Neckwear--f. C MoffAtt s Co.
Wedding Gifts-I. G.. Dillon.
Kid BUttoned ShOes-W. H. Forster.
CaTpetipgs-G. MeRdel K Co.
Generalization Cards. I. Nicnll.
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Special Announcement.

I will offer this week some real bargains
in Ladies' Shoes, Walking ShoSs aud Slip
rsrs Gall es-ly while Ne hsve = full aSSort-
menL T. Y. BuoSD.
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4

Ci articles received:
Nineteen barrels -four. l6j bushels pots.
.CeS, l36 pounds coffee, two barrels turnipS,
TWO and a half barrels corn meal, one-half
barrel beans, two barrels crackers, Il and
three-qusrter barrels brown sugar, one and
tWo-third barrels white sugar, one barrel
rice. one and two-third barrels dried sp.
pies. ~three.qUarteIs barrel hOminy, one.
hali barrel dried peaches, five sacks buck
wheat, sixty four cans tomatoes, three cans
corn, thirteen bags salt. six hams, nine
bundles calico. two dozen decorated plates,
ihirty-four bars soap, three scrub brushes.
two brooms, ore sack shoes, also small
Quantities OF bread, pickles. tea, tspiocti,
corn starch, chocolate, tin spoons and pans,
dried spples and peaches.