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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-11
sTNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NEW YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangement Of trains taxing effect July le. 1893
Coaches TO BnghsInto1 Eimifa and BnnsIo sIsspln9
coaches 70 Cleveland. cincinnsu and Chicago.
charge for last due Pa@sn Sleeping Coaches TO Baf
tac arriving I.s a nj ia Siassrs ras salamanca
iSS: NJ second conSectns s 1T
Detroit $40 p. Nj Toledo o;26 p M and Indianapolis
eh N tDsy)-Pacfc Express for the West sona Train
q Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches 70 Binshamton.
%. az Sq.S F 70 ssaxo and Chicago
Sle m.-Emgrant train for the West -
s Sa'lsosd s1s Passa 10 S so 1922 o. 10
nsanight sundays Q. s:so 1920 ~ l%a $780, p
Paterson 7:2o 1850 ESQ lo2os ~ noon. LAS. 3,
$40 bio $50. $40. $50. 1880. SIS. 1880 and
midnight Sundays y, $780, 10 20 H. l46. $50. $3.50
Newark and Paterson via Newark, Gas. slC li,so a. m
SsS, 40 s2e 6so 7so p NJ and ~ mdnsht Saturday
e ssSsaeTn 8 1;so 9, o leo M lA1 SSo sso $780,
sa ma eor nv ss2 10 m $780, 49,
hssnaoqi and Kingdom MOnts emery H. 4.so m
Goshen q 100: o. 1920 a m. $50. 4sso, 8, s:i6 D. M
pJMfso 49, $3.50; 1920 u. $50, SIP. M
Train. Win Sidssa RAILROAD as st Man ana
az va s5 Jsr,is go 1870 M $50 g. SIS p H. Sun
49, sso. iOi2o q m. 8. $50 and D. m.
Tceosse m 70 $40 and at l,Y4s and Ii<s D. M
Esspss o passage and aPartmen In Drawing Aoom
tss zel to srossay Isl wss.sa X Mo-
IA APES sSe wsst sS,is. IN gswYos a. ITO
$50 r. ana %s ,s5G + Ssnl p..,,
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Eysct leave for Engswosd cioste p,erncnt and
sIdais slso s 10 % ~ sso sso $40 ss0D.
tsadsys 7epns Valley and Monsey 7lo 40 H. so D. m.
s}NQT, ABBOTT. oepr ps..,r
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WEST SHORE ROUTE,
w via West Shore Of Hudson hiVer'

and after Monday; July O. trains on New1orx Yves,
Shore and Buffalo RAILWAY Will leave VIA DesoO'se' anu
Cortlandt 81. ferries as follows
For IL 10 a. m: $50 p. IN; a on
For Albany and Catskill village ii'A" H. H. '''V y H.
A10pm. ,,..,. uo,.....,,o, lima IN
For Saugerues, ll:l0a M; 4:lO D m .,- o-o.
lllOa All SaturtaVs ", "SV =. IN
For Kaatersdn Hunter Summit Pine MI, rn o1olA 30,
m iiiO w.; $50 D. ~. $50 $50 H. trhn ran'
daily to Summit. ,,..As..u,,. Nar,horo sS.So n IN
,iIas M 2.50 NJ 4:l0 IN. and 800 IN Tor Kingston
NswhnT. 53O A. m, 1880 a lllO a H. zoV D. H.
e5o No. 4ir0 p p p crspaSons $3.50 M $3.50 m,
,if.i0a N go D NJ $3.50 p. 4:lO p m- oiZop H. 8
pm .,.-, .,... soutb NJ Cornwall see time tables
o. .ns,Iv Other trains daily exceot SUNDAY; ,,. -
pDea; usrlo car Phenicia, in Catskh MOuntans on
lilo "a IN trains ,,roa m AMI RIO N IN trains
Cstskni Albany and Saratoga
ctets and timetables at stations ana az Offices OF The
eoaanany Jersey city PENNSYLVANIA Railroad stAuOh
Brookyn No. Court st. and Annex once iVo1 % Sa
Al; NewYOrk City, Nos l62 20d z9i 80 t'. 'sp
Brcarway No 735 6th-sve, No l6o East iZ9ls fSnnsyt
xnta railroad station foot of oo Oh Cofs
hndtst
Parlor car seats reserved at all Offices
HENRY MoNETT.
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THE SPECIAL NEW YORK
jR0STON, VIA STONlNGrON LINE.

a.. Steamers NARRAGANsETr and sroN
Esuy exeept SundaFsl from Pior 33 NJ r., Jayst az M
Three morning landing through 10 Bos
PROVIDENCE LINE.
or Providence direct and resorts on Bay
rasf ~. ~. H. WarIen.st. iy except sundays p m
i. W. POPPLE, Genr Pass. Agent
IN York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-11
HENRY MONETT.
General Passsn ger Agent.

CTARINS
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier Is, ". A.. foot Of Cortlandt-st.
freight forwarded directed 10 any part
o,ihe world.
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery OF Ali kinds otreyht and mer
ehandse to any part OF tbs CITY. -
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
rregh Of every description promptly ghtered TO any point
hths h2rbOr at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John H. starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is n. r., at daily lsaturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between New'fOrX anu
Esw-Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. W. kR received al fer H.
Tor New.Have and points East, at Pier ID
NORTH SHORES ATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles Tor
Ten Cents via steamers from Iron Pier l. h H. foot OIL
EhitehaI.st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communipaw N. J.-Dry DOCKS
Machine and Boiler ShOpa Everything appertAninS 10 INC
and repair OF vessels
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Gonnirp Doar0.
Gales bp Aurtion.

MORTGAGE SALE.-I Horkimea. a amrsiCn-
complets set OF pitchers hxtureA LVViS N1N
sttsrpsy for tsasoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-11

HENERAL TRANSATLANTIC LUMFAN !.
~ Eeiween Ncw.Torx AMI Uavra.
Company pier nrw So.tt N,rfh river lDi - f'rt'F'
Travellers 1v,it irItNt ~ "a slii az.
and The discomfort 90 crpfdur Tbs Chtlrnl "a san
boat special ala ctrlngth cOnpaIrs 10 rs A. II II
rect for Paris nyl Of siohn'rI Bassasn cA''h'i A.
Ncw-Iork through O Pans
FRA NCE Pereire a. nautervc rnrsiaf Aus. ~ a. ~
IABNA DOR collier ......... WEDNESDAY Au-. ~ p. M
Cheeks payable a. srli anbiIs - SAT- ~ as Blltp
Transatautquoo Of PanA
E0r fret s1t All plssss' tplT =. =, -..- ,.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-11

ON THE BEACH AT ROCKAWAY.
NJ Y. wooDHAvEN AND RocRAwAY r, X
Shortest quickest aud best line TO the
GRAND OLD BEACH Al ROCkAWAf
ne 30 minutes giving four hours longer ON the oeach
than by anv other the nnest surf aud oan'
ing IN Island City-eso s33 lilo LOS aoS So5
4So 5So $3.50. 7as $3.50 NJ Bushwick-so Z. t sn
O. i05 A. m i:lO 1880 405. Cos. 740 s:55 D. M Bed
or5 minntns later. East New York-iO minutes iatefs
1 %s,nn,ng isay the Beacn almost hourly tally.
SUNDAYS ONLY -
IN oaq and lilo a. m, and hourly to 9:3) from
I1ns Island city, and uD $40 from Bushwck- Fat
hush ave- trains the same as week days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-11

MANHATTAN BEACH,
VI NEW ROUTE NOW OPEN
VIA EAST 34rH ST.. and 7ra.Sr. FerrtsS
Leave East 34thst Ferry $500 $50 1910 m. ani
half hourly lilo m. $40 and 100 70 33J
p. m Leave 7ih-sL twenty minutes from d m 70
Leave Manhattan Beach at '7.3S. Iooj. lEI) m AL
half hourly from l;20 70 1920 pm
Excursion tickets via 3ithst, 50csls incluiins s-T
VIA BAY RIDGE
Steamer D. r. MARTIN leaves footi Wait,hhl.st tt,:s
minus all elevated III SLSD h)iny ICON Ji0 n
J:l0 m
Trains leave Maohattan Bcish E '3l) al hourly
from $40 D. m. 70 l0l0 D. m.
Trains marked tals 10 not run on smith,
Excursion Tickets all downtrlck stations tn,
Elevated RAILWAYS Price 80 cents ncluing Elevated a
Ferrv good either way VIA East 54ths RORY
or Bay Ridge. -
Bargage clllsi for and delivered between NAnhatcs1
Beachand ponttp Now York below bslss) Or orps
by Express the only exprs,3nsto NAL
haitian Beach. Rate. 50 cents per peca -
OWING TO THE UNPRECEDENrED SUCCESS 0s
TIiE REALISTIC SPECTACLE OF THE BOMBARD.
MENT OF ALEXANDRIA, BY PAIN OF LoND0N; IT
WILL HEREAFTER BE EXHIBITED EVERY nDES.
DAY WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND sATukpAf
EVENING. FARMLAND EVERY khipAh I'NN'
ING. - ru~-oyzpn coScpprx
rUppY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
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V,ROY BOATS-CITIZENS LINE.-New
| Il steamers sARAT0GA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
m connecting with morning trains Tor eli points North
| sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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Che Qurt.
Excursions.

A -CONEY ISLAND, A.
NETWORK AND SEA BEACH ROUTE
EXCURSION TICKETS 40 CENTS
For children under fourteen day but Sunday 10
FOUR MILES SHORTER 30MINUTEs QUICKER
and 10 cents cheaper than any other line
landing passengers direct the Isand
West Brighton the Beach Palace the free end OF
Ocean Iron Pier connecting with the elevated Railroad Toe
Brighton Beach Race course aud Hotel
ATweny minutes sail across New York Harbor and
minutes ride through the very garden Of long Isaui
Boats leave West tdst n r., g. $40 1920 Ii, lfo
1920 l. lao. 2;2O $40 42J s. 5:40 820 Tao. $40.
Boats leave Pier 8. N. r., 20 minutes later
RetunngTrains leave Coney Island for Pier aud West
23dsL, n r.. 7S5, S31 93t 1919 1928 1875 N;
1910 1913 1885 25 300 1888. T. is 1850. $685. 6l5 6oSs
7.35 8:l5, $685. 9.35, 1918 IN.
Sundays and holidays every 80 minutes.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Buffalo Bill and Dr. Carvers
Wild West
Excursion Tickets including admission week days. adultA
75c; Sundays e0c.
Excursion Tickets for children week days. 300.
Excursion Tickets for children Sundays 40c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
A BOLD ROBBERY.
A Writ County Farm House Terror
lied md then RnrRIarized.

lSeu anu tnen burSIaFtEeO.
Last Thursday morning, about 8 o'clock,
bold robbery was perpetrated at the resi-
dence of Nimrod Niseman about six and
OIL e-half miles from Writ c. H. The Tran.
script gives the following particulars: Mr..
Wiseman and Thad Morehead, who, with
his family, occupies Mr.. Wiseman's
house, had just eaten breakfast and
gone off to their work, some
distance from the premises, when two men,
disguised by having their faces blackened,
suddenly, and without moments warn.
ing confronted Mrs. Morehead, who was
busy with her household duties, and knew
nothing Of their presence until she looked
up and saw one OF the two men standing
over her with a Ratchet in his hand, pre-.
senting a threatening aspect. The other
man did not bait, bat ran quickly through
The room and up stairs, going directly
10 the place in which Mr.. Wisemsn kept
his trunk This was hauled oat from its
place, broken open, and 1920 in money
taRen therefrom. A large clothes press
was then assaulted and broken open but
finding no money the robbers hurriedly
left the house.
As soon as they had departed Mrs. More
head alarmed the neighbors, but the rob.
bers made good their escape, just $500
ahead
Not a word was spoken by either Mrs
Morehead or the men during their quick
Job, but the familiarity with which they
went about the house shows pretty clearly
that they were not such strangers to the
premises as might be. We trust that
something may occur by which they will
be found out and brought to justice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
rACr AmrArcr.
nl.ss cay s.ss ..a r.-s, -.s. r-.I

me- NOt3 mGua
YEsrERDAS Wssa quiet day at the Capitol
Tux Brooke county fair opened ysster.
day.
On next Friday the sun will cross the
auiOmBal equinox. ------------. ----
The First Branch Of Council had no
quorum last night.
TIE pay car on the B. & o. railroad viii
reach this cIty to day. Ga
JoHS GRAyrs's fine gray dray horse, died
with the lock jaw yesterday.
Two pRUNKs were run in by Officers
BsIum and Morris yesterday. ,--..-.
The small boy already counts the days
unlil HailoW Fen and even looks forward
to Christmas.
Az inc rated individual at the Opera
House rather narred the grave scene by
his drunken sn les.
woLY, the West Wheeling ferryman, has
begun a suit against the ferries between the
wharf ana the island.
n. d. RUMBLE was notified to appear be-
fore Police Court this morning to answer
tie charge Of obstructing the street
Macy BEUCKxEYER, the unfortunate do
mestic who was burned with oil at Schrei-
ners, died at the hospital last evening in
terrible agony.
The work of sinking the gas well at Rey.
mann,s brewery is progressing very rapid
IL. Yesterday the we'll was cased TO
depth Of $50 feet
GEO. Z. SrIFEL & Co. will have to answer
at Police Court this morning for violating
the B. OF P. w. rules, in relation to OBJ
stIucting the sidewalk.
The river is lower now than it has been
since lSOl.-Journal. Well that's good.
The river has been lower than 1t now is at
least IS times since 1901.
The Lalla Rookh, Ladies' Assembly K.
of L. fair and festival at the Labor Hall,
Beck's Block, last night, was a decided
success. The ladies will continue the fair
tonight.
The colored man Cooper, who was with
young PAUL during the outrage On Satur-
Gay night, is much more seriously hurt
than was at first anticipated and Is now
laid up with his hurts.
YESTERDAY afternoon the gas trustees
visited the city's property in the East End,
for the purpose Of selecting q suitable spot
10 locate their gas well. After going over
the ground carefully, thew decided TO To-
cate the well on the creek bank, Just south
of the gas works. The work Of sinking the
we'll will probably not be commenced until
after the Central well has struck paying
reservoir Of gas.
The Elm Grove Railway Company had
The surveyors out yesterday stalking off the
new route. The work of laying the track
vii be commenced Immediately. Judging
rom the general tenor Of the officials
conversation yesterday, 8 REGISTER repor-
ter was convinced that the company would
ext nd their road 10 Elm Grove as soon as
his end is completed, provided no great
obstruction was thrown in their way.
YE~rERDAY afternoon an Trishman in the
employment Of Frank Webster met with
q serious accident on the Fair Grounds.
He was engaging in exercising running
bOrse On the track and the animal "bolted"
with him, throwing the rider of, near the
-IiraI 60 gate. DR.. Mye was called upon
"a found tie man in very bad conf.
III, having q large cash in the head and
.iyersl bruises on the body. The Injured
n ar was removed TO the hospital where n
= now LAYING
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
nAsrIr,s rEERY.
u.v,y vote. Or . Personal Hssarc-
- n Tne Gas Well.

N.v,y Notes Or . Persenal Hstafc-
49, Tne Gas Wcil.
&. +. Dean returned yesterday nom
pleasant Southern trtp.
A force of men are busy at the PAUL gas
we'll getting the boiler and engine IN readi'
ness for resuming work.
LIST night party of several couples re-
paired 10 the residence Of Mr.. and Arx y.
W. schreve, where the evening Wa spent
In discussing their delicious grapes a
good time II reported and no Sickness u
Mrs. CLARK Moore IL quite SICK 81 -
NE are reliably informed that the recent
frosts along the rich Short Greek bottoms
were the heaviest ever witnessed In the
middle of September. The corn suffered
considerably. On the ridges IL was lighter
and no damage VISA done.
Miss Anna Frank, of Wellsburg, who has
been visiting Miss Sallie Bowman Tor the
past two weeks, retufne1 home yestefday.
Mr.. J. W. Cuppy, OF Mt Pleasant Is In
town visiting friends.
Mr.. II. Floto and wife aud Mr.. Patrick
McDonough, returned yesterday from
Louisville and other Southern cities They
are enthusiastic over the Exposition.
Misses Jennie and May Dickson lett yes:
terday to take in the Woodsield fair and
visit friends out there.
Charley Smith, of the Buckeye glass
works, returned last night from an eI-
tended and successful Southern and West.
ern trip. Charley is the boy that can sell
glass.
In mind that Daniel Cox, on washington
street, is offering rare bargains in boots and
shoes and hats and caps. Call and see for
yourselves.
Miss Dettie Peppers leaves next week to
visit friends III Steubenville.
The Lilies of the Valley social to be held
at the Presbyterian church tonight prom
ises to be a pleasant affair.
According to yesterdays Intelligencer the
Republican meeting held here Monday
night was held in Commercial Hall. The
IpTelligencer should guess again.
A drunken man named VIM. Dtmore
was run in last night about 10 o'clock for
rafting a disturbance near the depot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
NO FREE RIDE.
IRE Ohio River Road Too Busy for Ex.
cursions.


Petersburg was expecting a big free ride
on the Ohio River railroad, when the en-
CINE came, but was sadly disappointed.
On Monday Col. Geo. W. Thompson said
"Our engines will be here to day Wis
Grafton, but on account of the delay in
reaching this point, our work has got
ahead Of us so much that we will have TO
use them at once. 1t will be impossible for
US 10 spare them half day, or even for
an hour or two; the work must be pushed
ahead. So ! am afraid the opening
celebration that has been kindly talked
about by the people of Psrkersburg will
have to be given up. | am called away
from the city TO night on business con.
nected with the railroad company and
don't know when 1 shall return, but when
do We will try and give the people send
off OF some kind, but we are not prepared
TO give them free ride Just yet"
us there anything else Of interest con-
corning the roadT'
No, not that l remember"
The reporter started for the door when
Mr.. Thompson called him back.
at may be Of interest to know that Capt.
". J. Robinson arrived this morning to
assist in the management of the road"
will he commence his duties at onceg"
"Ies, sir, Mt once. Call sgain," and the
busy man wheeling around TO his desk his
thoughts were buried among his papers
before the reporter had made his escape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
THEIR TROUBLE OVER,
They Concluded 10 Make It All Up
and Be Married.

Last evening Lafayette Harding and
Lizzie Curtis called at Squire Ankles office
and requested the Squire 10 marry them.
The dispenser of justice sent one OF his
constables after minister and license, and
the young couple was married in the
squire's offiSe, before host OF admirers,
By Rev. Dorm blaser. The old adsge, True
love never runs smoothly" is fully dem.
onstrated in this particular case. About
two weeks sgo Miss Lizzie swore out war
rant before the aforesaid Squire for Hard
inC, on a charge OF being abused by him;
the case was tried and Harding was sent to
Jail for tell days. When released from jail
q Day or two ago Harding and his lady
made up and concluded TO become
as one, which act was eliminated, as above
stated, last evening. After all there trials
and universities, the current of their mar
r!ed life SHOULD glide along as peacefully
S. summer brook. All the abuse has been
ami hymenesl, and the sequel should be
wi hout pickering other than friendly dis
pule over the name OF the first child.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
CUT WITH A HArCHEr.
MeIEIer's Experience at n Dance-GeI
eraI BenWOOd News

- u DduCC-UNn"
eral BenwOOd News.
Jchn Metzler, the party who was as
st ulted at q dance at Bogg's run Saturday
night, appears to have been cut up and
bruised considerably. He claims and wiz
nesses testify that seven OF the gashes were
made with a Ratchet. We cannot say il it
was Georges Ratchet or not, but it is about
tire for that Ratchet and the remains Of
that veritable cherry tree to appear.
Miss Rozella, daughter OF Mr.. w. Lin.
sley, one Of our prominent grocers is in
disposed with typhoid fever, and also DR..
Dollear's youngest daughter.
Mrs. Lieutenant Reynolds left yesterday
for her future home in the West. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Jose phine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Mcmahon have re.
turned from their visit to Grafton and
Cumberland.
The B & o. bridge between Benwood and
the small town Of Bellaire, is being
painted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
B,NAi BIRTH WAR.
The Grief Of Police Called to Pre-
serve Order,
But Declines to MeddIe-An Unfounded
Suicidal Rumor = Yesterdays
Accidents - General ~ f'
City Ns~s.

The Hebrew Society Is greatly torn up
over the row which occurred on Sunday
night In the BNsi Birth hall, and several
different stories concerning it are in circu-
Iation. 1t seems that while in session the
Society was discussing the question Of sus-
pending Jacob Emsheimer. He, in defend
ing his rights, grewysry heated and finally
get into q difiedlty with Capt, Kraus.
Once the fight was started, nearly every
one took hand and Emsheimer stepped
back and drew q knife, which he held In
his hand, but did not open. DE said: III
any one lays hand on me I'll strike
hin."
In the meantime, several members had
run cut and summoned Chief OF Police
Bennett, who appeared in the hall in the
midst of the row. But he declined to take
part, saying il was a family matter with
the Society and they should settle it
among themselves. After this, the
blood gradually withdrew from the
face OF the moon. Mr.. Emsheimer makes
the iollosing statement, showing the origin
of the affair:
About year ago question arose in the
lodge concerning the removal Of the So
ciety to another hall. Some Of the mem
GERS wanted 10 10 50 ~ OuCe, WnoIcupOu L
objected, on the ground that, under the
bylaws, such & proceeding would be IN
lawful until each member had been duly
notified, which, in the case in question,
bad not been done. The president OF the
society paid no attention whatever to my
objection, which had been respectfully
and properly made, and, in plain violation
OF the law, it was agreed TO hold the meet
iugs in smother hall. After this question
relating 70 certain expenses incurred by
reason of the change in rooms came up,
upon which | ventured 20 offer some re-
msrks, and was Unkind!y interrupted.
This caused me to resent the interference
with some sharp words, for which | was
fined twenty-five cents. Besides this,
charges were preferred against me. | was
tried and found guilty. / then appealed TO
the district Grand Lodge, which sustained
The decision of the subordinate society,
when l again appealed, this time carrying
the case to the highest tribunal in the or
der. Here the decision OF the District
Grand Lodge and the local organization was
reversed. My lodge then declared that
lad no right 10 appeal, and undertook to
suspend me, and it was while advocating
my rights as q member Of the society that
he trouble referred TO occurred. | admit
hat was angry, because | had been gross.
Y irsulted, and | may have allowed my
passion to get the better of my judgment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
Personal CHAT.
General AMI Personal News Notes and
GOAAiD.


Mrs Margaret Greer, of Magnolia, o., is
the guest of friends on the Island
Miss Carrie Watson, Of Centre Wheel
ing is visiting friends in Steubenvile,
Ohio
Miss Minnie Wolvington, of the South
Side, returned home from Warrington last
week.
Mrs. Mary G. Puryis and Mrs Z L. Mil
Ter yesterday went to visit Moundsyille
friends.
Miss Mary Trimble, leaves to day for her
home in Coyington, KY, much to the re.
gret of her many friends.
Mrs. D. F. Mcdonald left for her home
N Kansas City, yesterday, after short
visit among relatives in this city.
Misses Ida Curtis and Josie Kerr, OF
Brooke county, vino have been visiting
friends here, will return home to day.
John NJ. Scroggin, Of Cheyenne, Wyom-
ing, who has been visiting his former home
IN Taylor county, departed for the Yves.
yesterday morning.
Mrs. C. P Masden, OF ST. Louis, and chill
dren, who have been spending the summer
Il Mountain Lake Park and with friends in
his city, will leave for home this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
THE BALDWIN CASE,
A Friend Asks . StRy-A Divorce In
PrOspect

Prospect.
There is no use, said a gentleman, yes
terdsy, "in bammering at MAZE Baldwin
just because he is down. There are many
worse men in any church you could name
and what's the use rubbing it in on him.
This thing Of raking up his record gratuit'
Gus, and besides it is incorrect. The In
telligencer has made any number Of mis-
takes in both OF its attempted accounts.
Its story of The killing Of Coleman is grossly
incorrect, and its first article was worse.
The Fidel Major and Mas cases are too
we'll known for q paper to attempt
TO twist them about as to make
MAZE guilty in both. 1t won't do. Since
his release he has been behaving himself
and harming no one and when his case
comes up you will find he only acted in
the defensive. Any man would have done
the same"
Mrs. Bates, the mother of Mrs. Emblem,
blames her daughters wrong doing on her
bad treatment at the hands OF the Emblem
family, but Emblem, it is said has made ar
rsngements to sue for q divorce.
II is now said that q jealous woman put
Emblem on the track of his wife in her
escspsdes and enabled him to intercept her
letters and the replies.