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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
ANOTHER ACCIDENT
A. wheeling Greek Nines-Bridgeport
Events and Ramorh

Another accident occurred in the Wheel
ipr Creek Coal Mines yesterday. George
Brit;en and his partner, whose name eouA
not be learned. were engaged in pulling out
q post when o mass OF stone and slate .ell.
NJ. Br:tten's hand, arm and wrist were
mashed, and he sustained other injuries.
HIS partner bad bis head badly cut John
Csjderrood, working in another place, had
his foot NJ ssbed By falling stone.
Mr. c. A. Rice, OF thu Pan Handle depot
m Pittsburgh, is here on short vacation
visiting mis- mother, who returned from
Pittsburgh With him.
SQUIRE Cooke, OF New Athens, who has
bf en- visiting his son, Dr.. John Cooke, re-
TUNED home yesterday.
Mrs Mary Campbell and Ars. James
Prazier, o. St. Clairsyiile. were 10 IOWA
yesterday visiting friends and shopping,
Mr.. Henry Harrison, Of Saltwater, Mich,
is visiting bis parents and irlends mere.
Nr. Gr1oger, OF vt Pleasant. Is IN torn'
ostsas:vely on business but really 10 see MS
1,eIk Da,rah and Z. J. Mitchell were
sroug us yesterday, good looking ana
p'essunt 1S svPr.
Nj Jessie Cooie has returned from Q
p'cassnt visit With friends 10 the coantry.
Wm. McMeecben. E.q, IS at b. Cisifs
vile On short visit.
Nr Ed. Reed il learning the DING nn''-
u-ss rIss AoUouL.ALsy, sna via nsAs
good tIpgsiss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
ConKressina AN wtlsOn's pOsiti9a.
WAR ON THE NEWSPAPERS.
senator Elect FHsseUt Going tor tbs
0nts That LtbeIed Him.

YorSGsTOws, o, November l9.-Sena.or
elect A. ID. Fsssett has employed Mr.. John
II. Clark, Of thi, city, TO commence suits
against such papers as have been malic-
iousIy libeling bin, snd charging that he
was under Indictment st Erie, for larceny.
Mr.. Clark said 10 your correspondent TO
night: IL was employed last Monday by
Mr. Fsssett 10 commence these suis In
court. but have been so busy with trial
that could not get time 10 draw the pr
per. During the coGling week tho petitions
will he filed and some ALLEGED newspapers
given an opportunity Of proving the
charges they hsve made against Senator
faIStt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
CUlLED AT CHARLESTON.
Park ersburShrs Who Have Settled
There-Ehect Of the dviI Rights De.
cisiOn-The Goal Trade.


There-Ehect Of the dviI Rights De.
cfsiOn-The Goal Trade.
Special 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, November II. United
States District Court now in session here
attracts great many strangers and the
hotels are full. Among the guests of the
Hale House may be noted Col. Tom Shall
cross, Of Wheeling Marshall Atkinson, the
same genial officer of old. also DR.. w. p.
Alexander ana ". A. McCosh, OF Parkers-
burg. Several citizens OF Parkersburg
Have Recently Located Here.
among them NJ. J. 0 Brien, who is engaged
in the plumbing business, and who, by the
way, has received the contract for the iron
fence which will enclose the new L. 5.
Custom House here. The tasty and sub
stantisl fence enclosing the Parkersburg
Custom House and grounds was put up by
Mr.. O'Brien.
The steamer W. n. Chancellor had on
board during her recent trip from Pitts
burgh to Charleston three co!Ored cabin
passengers who
Seemed 20 Know Their Places.
ard when meals were served they awaited
an invitation to the second table. one of
the trio, when iuterrOgsted as to the results
Of the decision of the Supreme Court ou
the Civil Rights bill, replied that he
thought it would result in large portion
Of the colored vote being cast for the next
Democratic Presidential candidate whoever
h. may be- In fact, this seems to be
tie sentiment prevailing amongst the cpl.
ored people in various parts OF the State
recently traveIsed by your correspondent
The present rise in the kanawha river
will enable the coal operators to
Ship a Large Amount OF Coal
Every towbOat is now employed in the
work. and over one million bushels OF the
black dian Onds are on the way to the lower
markets. Local trade in passengers and
freight seems to be dull along the Kanawha
al this time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
LAST ACT OF A TRAGEDY.
A Well Known Actress Deserted by
Her Husband Takes HerOWn Life.

BALTIMORE, November l9-X)e H1y
wood aged % years, wife OF Charles w
Haywood, one of the original Clipper
Quartette, attempted suicide last night a,
the Mansion Huuse by shooting herself in
the left breast. The wound is considered
necessary fatal. she is of Spanish parent
age and an actress by profession. Her
husband purchased saloon IN Phls-
delphia in September last, aud failed
few weeks ago. Finding it impUs i
bic to support his vile he deserted her and
thinking he had come To Baltimore, Ms.
Haywood followed, arriving at An early
hour this morning. She was insuitod =.
another. At last sne ypCurrW IvOrns me
Mansion House. An hour before going to
her room four pistol shots were heard, in l
upon going to Mrs. Haywuod's room she
ives found sitt ng on the side Of the
bed with The smoking revolver still in
her hand. She remarked she had
been deserted by her husband, anl being
about to become mother, and without
funds, had committed the deed An ex-
animation deyelaped the fact that the bal
passed entirely through The bo!y. comm
ont her back. She says her husband is
member of wealthy New York family,
but he'd been discarded by his parents.
She expressed tonight no regret for the
act, and says she wants to die. She is
very pretty woman and quite intelligent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
DANDY BICYCLE RIDERS.
A League eorChampIons to Make Tour
of the World.

CHICAGO, November 19.-The league Of
champion bicycle riders left by the Wabash
road at nine dock this evening for K Kansas
City on a tour around the world. 1t is
composed of Fl. W. Higham, long distance
champion of the world; John s. Prince,
short distance champion Of America; Fred
s. Robinson, chsnpion fancy rider; Thos.
w. Eek, Canadian athlete; Mile Louis
Armaindo, long distance champion of
America; E. C. Chatham, treasurer, and
Fred Engelhardt. manager. Exhibitions
will be given in Kansas City, Denver. Lead
vile, st. Lake and San Francisco. At San
Francisco Prince is to meet Charles Smith,
champion of the Pacific slope, and six
days match will take place there for 10 per
cent. Of the gross receipts of the tour which
will be contested for by Prince, Highsm
and Armaindo. They expect to sail for
Australia February l, where Higham will
try conclusions with Rolf, the Australian
champion. Each one of the party takes
two machines on the tip. The return
home will be by way of England.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
CHISHOLM SURE TO SWING,


TRENTON, \. J., November l9.-Governor
Ludlow has refused to interfere in the case
of John Chisholm, who is under sentence
of death in Newark for the murder Of his
wife. The culprit's only hope is now ip
the Court Of Pardons, which meets to-mor-
row. The Court may commute the SEN
tence by majority vote, but the Governor
must be one Of the majority. Tbs eIecu.
ton OF the sentence is fixed for next
Thursday, and there is little hope for the
wretched man.
How Chisholm Received the IntelIi-
Eence.
The dispatch from the Governor was
taken to the county Jail by Chisholm's law.
yer, who told the murderer about il. ut
is just what expected" he said. There's
been bitter prejudice against me ali the
way through" he added, speaking IN bitter
tones He said he would bear up as brsvely
a he could. A trying moment for him
was near at hand. This was an interview
with his parents-his aged father and
his venerable mother. Mrs. Chisholm
bad previously gone 10 the Governor
and upon bended knees begged him
TO be merciful. He thought he was right
in declining to interfere with the case aud
grief At the jail wss heartrending to wit
ness. "Oh. Johnny, Johnny" she sobbed,
I'll You could only come home with US"
She kissed him over and over again. The
young mans eyes filed with tears, and he
said lie was glad when his mother with
drew. His father bore up bravely. Tonight
Chisholm was quite calm and resigned.
There is now no doubt but he will De ex-
ecuted on Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
sP,EKS FROM THE WIRES.
me Latest and Spieiest News by Wire
An Condensed Form for Very
Busy Readers.

III B ONLY, for ten years editorial
- on the New York Tribune, becomes
,3.,, -.--....st u me Commercial Aiyer-
II. Monday.
The Vo,,ma, ter General has issued an
DOR fo,u,Gd,ns POstmaStsrs to furnish
-" oi ,A,o.G.ers to iraudulenC pension
.,s1., cr - distribute circulars sent out
: ,hec Gi,yicrsls.
some ten b-igs Schooners and ships were
-,rksi or sGuS by the storm on the coast
NV Fg.uGlaad. A. Trepassey 4 uuu.-
80. rluula,ed bodies have been cast
.sr,n hut as vet they remain unidenti-
}.
Tho Arm strong will case in Boston hes
..rD, tied by decree entered yesterday
III. .side the recent verdict and dis
as 81. ? the bill with costs. Ii is said tha'
.-. ,ieaiaa; paid $4,000, about one hslf
vast he would have paid had the verdict
zen enforced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
ron'y's ny>terious Disappearance.

"'|'.'th bAltf.
'''t Saturday Frank Hawk, of Straight
+. e, >'orNsd tor dinner at the Central
NOE. his place In the afternoon,
"e'n lie went to pay for his dinner, he
rrs.'yi1. 4. ' handed out 800 bill for Mr.
,aliNps, The proprietor, 70 take his quarter
tGa'Gs oUt MesSrS. Samuel Limerick
st,, S"r en- We: happened 10 be present in
.,'i .-tS v'i'" AZ TIE time, ard the whole parry
@ @-IttH be'a":e engaged IN a merry Scuiis
~ ~, we S4u'. It passing rapidly from hand
,5..'. IStH 4url, all al once, during the prog
- " " ire tusSei. the money disappeared
--l GespIie The most rigid search OF the
,.," .. SNu lie clothing and persons Of
.-Is present Il could no where be found,
alu hss not cen hesrd OF since. The oc
~ yyI,'thce created considerable excitement.
,'o.IIi 80. IaRS as> sued oil the parties mea-
''.su ,gr lis money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20

va 'i'''I''isr't,S Messenger.
''no N'rNha't. a yOung man living some
s'''' Or e'Sat miles from town, was shot
So N'Fcsy afternoon. He was coming
", 'O"' q hi.i wh'H he was shot, and thinks
20. 20 S'i.e I-rSon shot him. although he
.r'' y'r IN his hip pocket at the
.s... NJ "t his brothers were coming
''. Sue IL ran back mp the hill 8
!. &c. ..': r.t,,A them. When they ar
..N'r part 0t his vest vas on
l,.. '.- - rss'c1 10 . little above the
=. ~ ~ BET atd nun ID under the fissu for
CO, itC"'s AMI ;Ieu took an inward
-, IHr oa- WHS prOHed for bat could
-, hS 'ourd. The revolver when aiken
LsI u., te'Son contained two loads, and
,, - Ia 'Se'c We're only two 10 IDS in IL
Il,,-" me, Su, there might have hesn
s,,,L. i'e cartridges were thirty two
.Antis, short At this WRITING ,ha n,SSo 80
I,,. ',n.1iy r""1iy ~i'h slight hopes of reeSTe-y,
WIN and SeslsS are Ia Attendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20

SUNDAY morning in all the Catholic
churches in this city an order was issued
from the Bishop That no Catholic can be
buried at Mt Calvary Cemetery by priest,
who is a member of the Beethoven Singing
Society, as that society had disobeyed the
orders Of the church" This order created
quite an excitement among the GermsnS
spd last evening the following inform alton
in regard to the cause of such an or
der beng issned was lesrned from the
Bishop. Peter Asman was buried last
week and prizes, was sent 10 tbs cemetery
with orders to hold the first services in the
hazel over the closing ceremonies at the
grave. The Bishop was informed that the
Beethoven society went to the house OF the
deceased with band and sang, and they
slso sang over the grave OF the deceased.
in direct violation OF the established church
rulss. after the PIiss.. III desrs-et lS
lSst prayer. E.s1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
SUDDEN DEATH
OF Mr.. Rev. Cooke, Yesterday. From
Heart Disease.

A wsve OF profound sorrow and regret
swept ever the city about noon yesterday,
when the sad death of Mrs. Rev. w. II.
Cooke became known. Yesterday morning
she was in her usual health, but at ii
o'clock her little daughter, going into the
dining room, found her lying on the floor,
in a dying state, with blood issuing from
a wound in her head. DR.. Cooke was sum
moned, who raised her and sent for physi-
cians, but before their arrival che had
bres,hed her last 1t is supposed she died
of heart disease, and that the wound was
caused BY striking her head against sharp
corner Of the table as she fell. Coroner
Schultze was noti6ed, but did not deem an
irouest necessary.
Mrs. Cooke was betEe N th;rty-fve and
FORTY Years OF age. Sne came 70 this city
over year ago with her husband, and
although only here short time had male
rrsny friends Sac was lacy OF unusual
intelligence, a good mother and model
vile She came from Hsvre de Grace,
MARYLAND. Her father hss been dead for =
long time and her mother lived With her
in This city. brother. Mr.. Hitchcock,
lives IN Baltimore EI Chief Justice Birlo'
Of the Maryland Supreme Court, is an uncle
of she deceased. She leaves three children,
the youngest being about eight years OF
sge
Messages Of coincidence poured IN all day
Yesterday. Toe Methodist ministers, at
their regular meeting, appointed RsTs.
Smith and Hite 10 express their sympais5
snd to attend the funeral.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
WESTON WAVelETS.
Visit From Reverend Catholic GrN-
tIeman-Ihe New Pnper-Otner MAI.

Suc...,l % he RenisIct.

Spcrni 10 The Register.
WESTON, ". VA, November l9.-Esv
Father Murray, OF Abingdon, Va, former
resident OF this place, is visiting friends
LeIe. lie delivered an eloquent sermon at
Ihe Catholic church, on Sunday last. His
many friends were pleased to meet him, as
it has been some time since he visited this
community.
We cheerfu!ly correct an error made in
last weeks communication, in which we
stated that the Masons were laying out a
cemetery below the town. We were mis-
informed on the subject, rs it is owned by
private citizens. We will add here thar
there is also 10 he a Catholic cemetery con-
neCted with the one above mentioned.
4 new time table goes into effect TO day
on both the Weston and BuCkhannou and
Weston and Clarkshurg railroads. This
gives Weston five daily passenger trains.
We notice that the material for the new
paper has arrived.
James 4. Stewart Of Wheeling is here.
Mrs. ". Fell and family, who have been
visiting Mrs. Arbuckles, OF this place, re.
turned home Saturday.
Misses Addie Aikire and May Jackson are
visiting at the Hospital.
Nh "a puo'tivh -" 'H~
seCuru ririvsd Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
THE SPEAKERSHlP.
Randall on Hand Serene and Con-
fitent.
The Arrival Of Springer and Morrison Also
Puts New 2est Into the Canvass
The Illinois Mans
Claims.

WAsuIN"ToY, November lg.-The arrival
Of Samuel J. Randall, William VI. Sprius-
er snd William 4 Morrison has invested
the Speakership C]ntest with new interest.
Last wet X matters dragged along listles ~,
enlivened only by the gossip of the Ken.
tuckiau ard bright sayings Of the sparkling
Mr.. Cox. TO day the fight began in earnest,
although Mr. Randall proposes TO start in
modest way. lie is not going to make
the splurge that has Oeen 80 literally ad-
yertised for the Ebbett House. lie will
have his old rooms at the National, where
good fortune has always smiled on him,
ard will devote two or three hours day TO
his can vass, but will not oser.exert himself
at the beginning His friend Hon. Daniel
Erm, n,rout, proposes 10 have parlOr at
the Ebbett in his interest, while eI.Goy.
ernor Curtin, Mr Hopkins and other
friends, OF the Pennsylvania delegation,
will lend helping hand.
Randall Scrcue and Confident.
Mr. Randall looks 81 rene and feels conf
dent. lie has gone over the ground care.
fully, beginning even before the election,
and knows more about the feelings and il.
c.InatioEs Of the membrr than any uthe.
man living He believes thar II" will win
more easily than in any previous contest.
IN fact, he regards the battle ds already
fought snd woD He has not been injured
by The November elections. GA the con
tEG1eIflev hRS' .ibo%r.. -. the. PJsat ,, .uc.
conservative heart OF the Democratic party.
There i, u general feeling that, as Samuel
J. It'd, u few days agu expressed II, To an
Ohio CONGRESSMAN, the way to ret Demo
cratic PRESIDENT is To elect Nr RHndhi
Sperker. The eytravagaut claims Of ar.
Car isle have in nOwise alarmed him, be-
cause be knows exactly wher" he stands
while with the kenlUCky crowd it is ali
gue.s HUik.
kprtngeF's Claims.
Mr.. Springer, about whom little has been
said, is a live candidate and expects TO have
the bulls Of the Illinois delegation, with
votes from Michigan, Wisconsin and other
States. He will draw OIL considerable OF
Carlisle 8 strength in the West. Morrison
is, Cf conise, for anything 10 teit Randall.
Casey Young, Of Memphis, quoted for Car.
Isle, has declared for Cox. The fact that
Carlisle represents the South is beginning
10 tell on him. Nearly all the candidates
for the other offices being from the South,
reslze that II would ruin their chances 70
elect Carlisle BesiGPs. il Is not the policy
Of the yarty 10 30 South for Speaker at
this time. Leedon', T.: Is said will be Sir.
geant at Arms.
Congrcssnan wilson's POsitiQa. d.
WAsnIxGToS, November 10 -Congr So
man Wilson, OF West Virginia, stated TO Q
friend this evening that he nSd not pledged
himself 10 support Mr. Carlisle or any 9th.
er man for Speaker Of III. Honse. the news
psuer announcement TO the contrary not
w,lhstnnCing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
OUT OF WORK.
Two Thousand More Pittsburgh
Iron Workers
ADDED TO THE IDLE LIST YESTERDAY
The RiotOus 0Oings Of Striking Wisconsin
Miners-They Threaten Violence it
Their Demands are Not
Satisfied.

PTTsBUReH, November 19.-In addition
to the iron mills of this city previously re-
ported to have shut down, work was to-day
suspended at Chess, Cook & Co.'S establish
meht, and two thirds Of the men employed
at Graf, Bennett & Co.'S three mills were
suspended. This adds two thousand more
10 the number of idle men. Some manu-
fscturers say the depression is due to the
imperfect tariff laws, but none anticipate
apn.har papic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20

A Charlottesville, Va, iispa'ch says that
Joe Barbour killed Reynold Jacks on Sstur-
dsv night Barbour was trying to get
friend OF Jackson's TO drink. The latter
endesvored to persuade the man to 90
home when Barbour drew knife and cut
Jsckson's throat from ear to ear. The
psrues are all co.ored. Brbour was ar
rested. Several hundred men surrounded
the Jail determined to lynch the crimin n.
and q military company was ordered our
The jail is strongly guarded aud il is feared
another aad successful sfJ.I will b. ml q
by tbs oelorsd people 70 lyach Barbour.
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BENWOOO BRIEFS.
People Who VIII Tak" In i!'e Ha>aar-
0ihcr PoIntcrn.


Special n Gc Register.
EENwooD, November l9-Mr Benton Nc
Nnhon is visiting at the residence OF his
brother, ". J. Mcmahon.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
are running trains over their new parallel
track letween rhia place and Wheeling.
The Princess will make a trip and return
tonight TO accommodate those who wish
TO att, nd the Bazaar of Nations. wood
parties who intend taking in the bazaaf
should attend to night, as there will be
better facilities OF transit.
Several OF the young gentlemen OF this
place are getting ups party to 60 TO
Moundsville tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Anna Sheib. the prima donna Of
Wheeling, sang yesterday afternoon to a
cut,rie OF Miss FitzpatriCks friends at the
residence oi the latter. Among other song
with ghe rendered to her apnreciatlv'
audience we're those NJ Some Day and
The Green Hills Far Away.
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Let a De BuiIt by all Means.

fGrESrsbIfry Standard.
Several Of our exchanges are advertising
ias building OF railroad from PArkerS-
oE'g to BuCShanpon, up the Little Kan
aSEa Va 7y. We have travelled up and
coEn this water course number of times
ard We f-el assured that road built along
Il would pay handsomely, as it woald
make ready outlet for large bodies OF
..mbe5, coal, ron ore snd the produces Of
ne soli- lnGI.uer county there are mum
Go4S seams Of eICelien. coal one 5 foot
VEN OF csDnel coal OF superior quality, is
q operation three miles below Lumber
io'i, which in itself is bonauzs, By all
Issns .et Us have the road built.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20

Il hupdreds of instaness who're Hos
,erofpls spd 6ypiiitie disordsp. the safer
or has sousht and fouDd Q cure IN DR.. Guy'
,o,t's yellow Dock and 6sfnpsriIix- Il sn.
riches the blood, strengthens the Urinary
ard Digestive organs, and quickly ssmoyss
All ipdicstlons Of III health and blood dis-
ease, from Q pimpls 70 o running SORE
frou, headache 70 afheumatic psin, In
superiority over oil other blood pshasf:
and sfresgtbenipg nedictnss g ednitees
w ~ xiG s.tess 10 GaLssAvs tascs Asa ~
du1oea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
MAY END IN LYNcHING.
The supposed Author Of a Double Muir.
der Caught.

der Caught.
NEW YoRX, November ia telegram
from Weeks Station, l.. l., says; W. Fl.
Simonson son-.n.law OF Mr.. Garrett May
bee. has Just arrested, aided by his father,
a tramp nesr Weeks Station. The prisoner
corresponds with the description of
the man whom the whole coun-
try has been in search of since
the awful trsgedy OF last Saturday evening.
The tramp was turned over to the police
r,en Of RGsiyn, On making search S2l.2o
was found on his person. He will be taken
70 Brookville Immediately and confronted
with .he corpses, when. ii be is guilty, it is
hoped be will betray himself. II his guilt
is established it is thought that he will be
lypched
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
slightly Too Previous.

4 rsr:y on matrimouy intent, arrived
.s'es.l the way from Rsleigh county, w.
"a, Tuesday, but the gentleman could not
love TIA; Ee was twenty-one years OF age,
2d this settled the matter against him.
The Clerk would not issue the license and
as .sit in dissust with shower OF tears
5l.ing from his handsome face. Come
ss.u young man after the lapse OF ten or
lo,e years, and then your age will not be
.gts,Oned, and you will still be young
sgU Uph 10 marry
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RioToUs WISCONSIN MINERS.
They threaten Destruction II Not sa
isfied.

They Threaten Destruction IL Not Sat.
isfied.
Iron MOUNTAIN, Wis, November l9-The
fifteen hundred men at the Chaplin and
Ludiugton mines, who struck Saturday,
are still holding, but threaten to destroy
the works if the Menominee Mining
Company of Milwaukee does not come to
terms tomorrow. Captain Rundle held
them in check TO day By promising to com.
promise if the agent did not come from
the company on the noon train. Some
wish TO continue the strike peaceab'y, but
msjority want TO till the mines
with water. The men threaten
Superintendent Cady if he returns.
They paraded to-day with banners and
bsnd. The cause OF the strike is cut OF
four dollars in their moL thly wages. The
Saturday shift has not teen down for some
time but has continued till re emily, WI. n
the Superintendent of the mine decided to
withhold it, hencs the strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-20
Anew Way TO Collect Old Debts

TTTT-TNN-T|-
A prominent and wealthy farmer, Of
Graham Station, it appears, kept a store
here ssouts quarter Of century ago.
TIE ls,t season he has employed on his
arm some children of VIM. Grimes. When
the farmer came to settle up with these
children few days ago for their work he
deducted rom the smOunt due them s. p
fora pair OF boots purchased of him by
laeir grandfather ~ years ago, for their
is'her Who wss then youth of l6, The
tal.dren thought this was going behind the
'e.nrl- little 700 far, and have brought
at for the balance oil their wages.