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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
LOCAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

The Belmont forge department has been
working single time this week, and will so
continue until the remnants of pig metal
and scrap that are lying around the mill
are used up. Speaking with one OF the
firm yesterday a REGIsTER reporter was IN
formed that the forge department would
not run longer than the middle of next
week. They have plenty of muck iron
ard nail plate 10 run the factory for thirty
days, and If necessary could buy enough
pig metal to run them longer.
The Belmont blast furnace will not start
up for some time. They are now busily
engaged in drying out the furnace.
The Belmont key factory is running full
capacity.
Sweeney & Sons foundry has been work.
ing full force this week, as also their ma
chine shops:
The machinery for the Msddy Bros's
new bOst is completed, and Messrs.
Sweeney & Son will put it up as soon as
practicable.
Holidays planning mill is doing fine
business Trade has very steady and
iourishing tone.
The Riverside furniture factory is doing
a rushing business and have been COM
PEELED to increase their force OF worknen.
Hubach, Beneke ~ Co are hard at work
gaining good reputation for the manner
in which they perform their work.
Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'S glass works
are doing big business and are working
their factory to its utmost capacity. All
of their furnaces are in full operation.
The Central Glass Works is also rushing
their hands TO their full capacity, showing
trade must be very brisk, or they wish q
stock Of ware on hand.
The North Wheeling Glass Works as
usual is doing good business. This firm
has had very successful run since the re-
building of their works.
The new machine shop building at the
La Belle mill will be completed in short
time. The foundation and placing OF the
engine is completed and the work OF re-
moving the machinery out Of the factory
will be commenced the latter part Of next
week.
The sixteen new nail machines for the
La Belle mill have been completed and
taken to the mill, they will be placed as
soon as the machine shop machinery is
taken out of the factory.
\ REGISTER reporter was informed that
these machines would not be ready for SER
vice until next month.
The manager OF the La Belle mill have
now about completed their improvements
for this season, and force OF men will im-
medietely be put to work cleaning up the
debris of the old buildings.
The Nail City glass works at bridgeport
reports trade good. The pots have been
enlarged.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
WHEELING SUNDAY REGIsTER--EIGHT PAGES.

The works has run right along every day
since the starting in 1879, with the eKcep'
ton of three weeks lost, which tEe they
were idle on account OF repairs. New de-
signs sppear here often, and they ere al:
Wye up with times; in fact mostly ahead
of chem. A great poriion OF the ware
turned out here is engraved. Nineteen
,praciical eDgravers are employed, some Oh
whom are the best in the United States.
+ Oaipg 10 tho increasing demand Tor en-,
Eraved xare the Office has been converted
snto An engraving room, and . handsome
new Office will be- built. the foundation Of
vbich IL about completed. Gas is now
used in the iiers for heating and cleansing
purposes thereby doing away with the pro-
cess of washing every piece OF ware. Toe
ware when taken from the liers is perfect
ly clesn and clear. Gas is also used In the
mould oven. not arches and under the
boilers. The company contemplates sink-
ing we'll of their own just above the lac
tory, and melting glass with the same. Toe
,mpl, YES here are ali first GLASS people,
better lot than whom could not De toaad
any where. ..-a- bel. a. -. :,
These works. together With the Brilliant
work, employ In inc neighborhood Of 5J9
hSnds.l Charles n. Brady is President,
james Rstclif Secretary. And John Dor
hAn kentrai mhnaRtr. 1uc Doae ~ -
r.ctorsconsist of Chas. N. Brady. Samuel
George, John Beam, Henry Gasmire and
John DOrman. The engraving department
is under the careful supervision OF VIM:
Ratcliff, with Charles Beam at the head OF
tie mould department. henry Gasmire
has charge OF the Brilliant works: The
management cannot be beat, and the REdis:
TER hopes the Riverside will live long and
make money.
s. Georges paper mill continues running
day and night, with an increased number
of orders on the books. Mr.. George will
have gas we'll sunk at the mill. the gas,
IL found, will be used in running the
enterprise, thus saving about $1,000 per
year. -.
pairs.
Harvey's mill is busy as ever, and pros.
poets are reported first class.
The work of sinking the coal shaft ID
progressing very rapidly. They are down
about lGO feet, and have struck nine-inch
vein of quartz. The work vii! be pushed
forward as vigorously as possible. =,
Two more glass factories are among the
possibilities. Let the boom continue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20

over for pa. and he wore them week bs
fore he knew IL was sn old suit made over,
but one day he found o handful Of dried
mp angle worms In the pistol pocket that
had forgotten when I Was fishing. and pa
laid the angle wors,s to ma, and ma had TO
explain thar shs made over one OF my old
suits for pa. he was mad, and took them
OF and threw them out OF the back window,
and swore be would never humilists him.
self by wearing bis sons old clothes. Ma
tried TO reason with him, but he was awful
worked up, and said
He Wa ne Old Charity Hospital,
and he storned around 10 find his old suit
of clotes, but ma had sold them 10 plaster
OF Paris immsge peddler, and pa hadn't
anything TO wear, and he wanted ma 10 GO
out in the alley and pick up the suit be
threw out the window, but rs< man hrt
picked them mp and was go;ng away, snd
pa he grabbed linen dus.,er and put it on
sid went out litter hi. and the rag man
told . policeman .sere was an escaped la
natic from the 'ssylum, and be was chas,
ng people all over the city aod
he p.afeemsn took Ps ny .ue
linen ulster and pulled ii or
ar, be was a sighSwhen they took him TO
, the police station. Ma aud me had 70 20
down and bail him ont, and the police lent
Us tarpsulin 10 put over pa. and We got
bin homr, and be is wearing his summer
pants while the tailor makes him new pair
OF clothes. Think pa is too exciteable, and
too particular. never kicked on wearing
pas old clothes, and think be ought to
wear mine now. Well, must go down to
the swestened wind factory and jerk soda,
snd the bow went out and hung up q sign
IN front of the store. ''Spinage, for green's,
that the cat has made nest IN over sun
daNn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
DIED.

HARKfNs-on Friday, May IL, 1888. at 10 p
NJ, Mrs JANE HARKINs, relict OF Dsniel Aar'
kinB, In her 7d year, at her residehco' NO.
2ll8 Eoff street, Wheeling.
Funeral this Sunday afternoon Ut ~
| o'clock. Friends invited TO at attend. Inter
ment at Mount Wood.
NEININGER-On Friday, May IL, 1879, at
2I5 A. ~, at Bridgeport, Ohio, LOUIS, son OF
John and Lucinda Eein nyer, aged 10 years,
10 months and % days.
Funeral from his late residence In Bridge
port on Sunday afternoon At . O'Clock. In.
terment nj Mount Wood Cemetery. Friends
OF the family are invited TO attend.
EN0ELHARDT-Thursd May II, isSa ct
II o'clock A. ~, WILLIAM FSGkLHARDr,
aged II years, II months and n days.
Funeral will take place sunday afternoon
at clock from his late residence, 1913 Water
street, Interment at City Cemetery. Friends
OF the family arc respectfully invited 70 at
tend.
AUTH-On the 18th instant, after . short
but painful illness, LIZZIE WILKIE, beloved
wife OF John Auth. In the oath year OF her age.
May she rest In peace.
sister. dear, thy death will eft recall sigh,
To think that al. Is beautiful must die.
Thy husbp nd and children loved thee dear,
A nd DER thy grave will khed many q tear.
o sister. dear, cold In thy bed where thou doGt
sleep beneath the sod
May angels guard thy guileleAa head while
your bright spirit dwells with God.
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PROOF.

.Co pms api.,.nE Blood : Ny
Robt. DELANEY. Martin. Ferry. o.
Cons'mptisn, Chre.tc Diavshaea.
>piin.x sud rs..IsE BI"od Il wss em '
"!a;.d TO q skeleton. Strength zone. DR..
well. Mn. Z. J. Nielsen, Wheeling, W. We.
sn'avrh, P"Iypus Of 6ose. lees %
voice. suffered 6r years. Physicians and
ntoicine> failed to hep me. I thought my
since- Char en- Chadduek.
OF bpeide' q Co, Wheeling, w. Va.
Csacer Of nres.t-was cut ont three
Without the knife. Mrs. ri. M,Orouu
To the l.adie~-rr Smith has q methnui OF
tres Ing falling Cf the womb snd fem n Q
seHs ntts wh en- cures IL In short time. La
die heed suner no longer.
Female Weskse~.-Most ssrysyst>d
klnd one seemed IN understand the case
OF my q ,uEhter. Dr. smith cured her . year
ago and she T. nov well and stIons.
Ffssuia IN Ans, Piles Most assrsva.ed.
Was given up 70 die and pronounced inoura.
bl<: Op ny back fer eighisen weska UY,
smiih cured me In fve week, vithoat the
h nIei .nise year aso, and enjoy better
Tho. oolvin. Grocer. whse,Ias.
Itts-My wife bad them for years. Could
set no reahf Df. kmiIh cured her three yeesy
sS", - hnS nss nao Done dn0o
,eeres9sssa Ute&s - Leg ~ Year,
Dr smith cured me 40 years ago.
Mrs.. CaLhsrtne PbiiIabsnu,
Valley Grove, W. Va.
DR.. Snith Will engage 70 cure soy ca4s q
Files. DO natter how long Standing. without
the knife. and without the leAIs d.. .esr Of
any hind,
LOss - usshss1-Dr. Smith hss. nsds =
speciality OF this condition which ssps u.
foundation Of heath snd rendees nissraSas
10 many. Bis trsstmeot viii rsse..rs h.sith
and strtasth In short tina D.. Bnth's
rooms are % arrsnssd thzt patients ss.iins %
~ him DO not come In contact with o,h.u.
and his business with ladiss and ssn ,ismsa n
strictly confid1 initial.
BIso1 DsssrSess-TAoas sufEs,ins from
This destroyer Of life may consult Dr.. Smith
With perfect asuSancs.
Asbars fer heAG,Exansasas~s s,ot IN
patients at diassrs on see.ipt OF tvo 4,
sisn %. sbd psttsAir thus Srestsd ATE sIvay.
susrsbOsd satisfaction.
rssssitsstso 1seea once. Omne hsur
from A. L. 70 y ?. -. daily, sxesp< Sunday.
tAll On % sderess
nR, J. n R1IfH
No. iNt Obs plins T..
Wheeling. ". We.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20

The REGISTER has, by sew
eral thousand copies, q larger
circulation than any newspaper
published In the two Virginias
or Eastern Ohio. Irs adyanta-
ges as an advertising medium
are therefore apparent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20

"A my sincere thanks to tho Miller Happy
Thought Club for the kindness bestowed
upon my deceased brother, william. whom
the all-wise Providence deemed proper 70
call from his earthly home.
Very respectfully,
Miss AOLtiE BENNETT.
May ~, IsSs ma2oQ
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20

nor RENT-Three ro,ms IN q good loca.
Il ton on Island. Inquire At ~ OHIO ~.
Possession June lst. maJOQ
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
HARTFoRd
Woven
Wire
Mattress
!. PRICE REDUCED,
Y sr-.-tr|
PRICE REDUCED,

We have nsde favorable srn,..
BY which ws sne seabted 10 give m. -
the benefit Of reduction in pric. ~ raa y
celebrated y
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Ten Dollars |!

We are sole agents In Wheelip. "a, q.
celebrated mattresses. In addi,;on NE
above make ve have large and cor,is
stock Of oil the other and popular n',
OF woven wire mattresses. Wus
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
HARTFORD WOVEN WIRE nA11p,,,

Dating from this date We vii, ALI =,
same ct the Reduced Price Of V. Y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
The Lady OF Lyous"

The Lyceum club rendered Bulmer Iyt.
toms beautiful play, The Lady of Lyons
before a large audience Thursday night,
with the following distribution OF charac-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

jim" FISK, the London Spectator says,
was 1.-The only perfectly vulgar man OF &c.
MUS" it can recall.
PARIS ladies wear masses OF flowers from
their highest chronological bump to the
hens OF their skirts.
THE richest gold mine in the world is in
Transvaal, South Africa. A ton of ore
gives in some cases 1000 ounces of metal.
Mr.. BANCROFT, the historian, who is a
student OF German affairs, thinks that Bis
marck is greatly mistaken in pursuing a
policy OF repression.
Miss BERTHA Won HILLERN. who, from
walking, turned to picture making, has
started on a sketching tour along the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad.
QuINlxE at an auction sale last week
brought $l3l an ounce for foreign and
81. 60 for American. This leaves living
profit OF sol per cent. to the druggist at
the usual price of quinine pills.
The young invalid, the Duke OF New
castle, is in the Yosemite Valley. After a
few weeks he will sill for China on his
way to England. He has been travelling
for his health for nearly year in Ameri-
ca in very quiet way.
SOME tramps made free with an unoc.
cupied house in Minnesota, slept in the
comfortable beds used the cooking uten-
sis and the stove, and for week enjoyed
life. Then they learned that they were in
smallpox pest house.
GENERAL JouN w. PHELPS, who ran for
the Presidency in 1850 on the anti-Masonic
ticket has Just been getting married at the
age of seventy years, evidently intending
10 keep pace with ex-senator David Davis
in the race for ISL.
Miss PlrNAM, OF Flint, Michigan, re-
Gently received an autograph OF Victor
Hugo, in response to letter asking for it.
II is on a heavy card, and, in trembling
lines and with many all ink spatter, runs
as follows: ITO love is to act. Victor
HUGO -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

berland coal. The Pennsylvania rail-
road has penetrated the Maryland coal
field and is dividing the traffic with the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The
West Virginia coal is carried over the
Chesapeake and Ohio toNewport News
and Norfolk, two hundred miles
nearer the Capes than Baltimore,
thus building up rivalry north and
south of her. The American calls upon
the Baltimore and Ohi9 Railroad COM
pany to lower its rates on coal freights,
and thus check the diversion of the coal
trade from that port. The american
should see that it is useless for the rail-
road company to fight against the nat
ural advantages of the rivals Of Balti-
more for this trade. The Clearfield re-
gion is the easiest source of supply for
Northern markets, and the Kanawha
coal, carried over easy grades to Nor
folk, must prove a most formidable
competitor for coast business from this
time forward. Nothing short of ship
canal to the ocean can regain the coal
trade for Baltimore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

THERE was net increase at the rate
of thirty per cent. in the production of
steel in England last year, "foreshad-
owing" says one of the largest English
manufactures, "a still greater increase,
arising from the coming substitution of
steel sleepers for wooden ones" This
is 8 magnificent possibility of the iron
and steel industry. The Use of steel
sleepers, according to the statement of
the manufacturer, has begun with great
success in Germany, and the "world
will wake up some fine morning and
determine to replace all existing wood
en- sleeperS with steel ones, when it will
take the whole of the mills, working
at the rate Of last year, four and half
or five years to supply the demand"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

THERE is a deadlock in the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature over the COngressiOn-
al approtionment bill. The Republican
Senate's measure gives their party Is
out of the = districts. More modest
was the Democratic House, which
passed a measure giving their party 1t
districts. And although the Republic
cans insist on having l. districts in
their gerrymander ut all hazards, yet
the fact remains that at the last elec-
ton the Democrats carried IL districts,
despite the unfair apportionmentwh which
now exists
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11
THE POWER OF 4 STATE To REGU.
LATE RAILROAD CHARGES.

The United states Supreme Court has
just rendered two decisions regarding
the right Of a State Legislature to regu-
late railroad charges that finally settle
an important principle, and dissipate
all doubt about the authority Of the
State to control this matter.
y number OfcaSeS involving different
aspects OF Western railroad laws have
been carried up to the supreme Court
in tine last five years, aud the decisions
on them are all in one direction-tae
validity of this legislation. The Illinois
law provides that the maximum rate of
passenger fares on railroads shall be
three cents q mile. Under this prOvi-
sion two cases arOSe-One on the Chica-
go, Burlington and Quincy road, and
the other on the Illinois Central-the
company, in each case, disputing the
conStitutiOnality of the law on the
ground that it impaired the obi
cation of contracts by regulating
"hANIf It's NAiAANClf Xix
road itself was empowered to regulate
The court took the opposite view
While admitting that the charters
gave the companies power "to establish
such rates of tolls as they shall from
time to time by their bylaws deter,
mine," it holds that this grant is to b
very strictly construed, and that grant;
of immunity from legislative control are
never to be presumed; if they are moi
plainly expressed they do not exist; the
presumption is against them-tnat is
in favor ofthe authority of the State tC
regulate as the public interests may re-
quire.
This decision, applicable in both
cases, seems to exhaust the question
and leave no room for further dispute
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

The Chicago Times devOt.S column
and a halfof space to biographical
sketch of Gov.CLEvELANp of New York,
and, in closing, says: "Only four
months of his term aS Governor have
elapsed. If he stands as we'll relatively
a year from to-day he will be a fOrmid-
able candidate for the Democratic NOM
ination. His public career is being
watched closely by many people in all
parts of the country" CLEVELAND is
is no doubt a growing man, in pOliti-
cal sense, and if not nominated for the
first place on the Democratic ticket
next year, he might be available for
the second.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11
COMPETITION IN COAL. :

The Baltimore american is in the
dumps over the loss of a part of the coal
trade of that city. OF this the Pills
delphia Record says that the develop
ment of the Clearfield coal region in
Pennsylvania and of the Kanawha coal
region in West Virginia, has had the
effect o. lesseniug the demand for Cum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

We publish on the first page of this
issue a very interesting and pertinent
article from Bellaire's bright and en-
terprising paper the daily hdcpeNdcnt
on the labor situation. 1t covers the
ground very thoroughly, and treats the
question in a very fair way. 1t will he
read by our iron workers with interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

THE OHIO Republicans are talking
about the pending campaign, not in a
cheerful, hopeful tone, but Gin weari-
some, Old-married.fOIks sort of way, I"
as if it were AN atiliction to be endured
rather than pleasure 10 be enjoyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

SENANOR CONKLING'S declaration
that the failure to nominate GRANT, at
Chicago, put the country back ten
years" is more than half true. And
the people seem 50 well satisfied that it
Is probably put back 70 stay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

PEOPLE who have wondered what
JAY GOULD could want of 50 costly a
yacht as the Atlanta, are informed by
a western scribe that she is intended
for getting around among his watered
sfnck
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

Mr.. SINGERLY, who owns the Phila-
delphia RecO,rf, which is making $780,
900 a year, net, is building 500 houses in
Philadelphia, which he will rent at
moderate prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

SENATOR FAIRS millions won't buy
domestic happiness. Mrs. FAIR wants
relief from both him and his millions.
Money won't make a man, but it will
make monster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11
FRIDAY, MAY N. IssS.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
The date printed on the wrapper q
saehpdpsr denotes the time t0he" the s''0-
scrSptioa empires.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

THERE was a good deal of sarcasm III
Bob INGERSoLI.'S remark that he was
taken by surprise by Bliss sudden
closing"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

Mr.. Combines recent speech
seems to have stirred up the Mulligan
Gusrd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

THE President has approved the civil
service rules, which will go into opera
ton July Is: but he has not sent his
commission TO kEIM.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

The anti-Stalwart editors seem to be-
Iieve that Mr.. CONKLING is the reverse
of sorry that "the Democrats are about
TO take control of the country"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11
Living and Loving.

A CAV little maiden, with dark brown eyes,
Sings meath the poisoning bough;
Up In the apple tree Robin replies
Building his hest, trow.
what is life" What Is love-" sang the maid
en- fair.
Robin, y Ropiu, irilling up there,
villa. will YOU answer now:
Never was maiden 30 happy as she,
Never did birdie sing sweeter than he,
And never did oracle truer word give:
"Whgt il living but lOVin@-tO love il 10 lIve!'
MlulhGttun Mdqd.iRC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-11

SWEAk AND UNpEVELoPED PARTS
" Of the Human BODY EnIaraad- Da.
Neioped and Strengthened" etc, is an inter
esting advertisement long run In our paper
IN repiy 10 inquiries We Will say that there Is
no evidence OF humbu about this, On the
contrary, the advertisers are very highly in.
dorsed. Interested persons may get seaIed
circulars giving al particulars By a5drass;nz
-1oieto EIeT,ii!y Bee, iaysI. VIZ