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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01
HUNG BY a sTRAP.
How Christ. sspp oIsd Druat.
A German Of Fulton Hangs Himself By Q
Strap to the Head Board Oils Bed.
Until He Is Dead.

At II O'Clock, last night, word VA tells
phcped from Fulton to police headquarters
that Christoph Repp, . German citissn o.
that place, had hanged himself. Coronsl
schult.e was Immediately notified and pro
oeeded to the house, . RponrER reporter
preceding him. 10 tbs front room OF
small house on the hillside, 70 b LEFT Of
the National road,
TIE HeRRrD sPnrTScLx
was revealed. A modern bed
stead occupied one corner Of the room
and hanging BY q strap from The head
board, was the corpse Of Repp, dimly dis
cermble by the lamplight In b ktchen,
the only remaining room In the house, sne
widowed wife and q female friend were SIT.
ting. Coroner Schultze cut down the body
and then listened to the sworn statement
of the wife, as follows:
Repp is about 63 years Of age, and came
here from Hesse Darmstadt. Germany. He
war formerly employed at. ReynAnns, but
recently mas worked for George Hess. He
was given to drinking, and when in his
cups was a quarrelsome anddangerous man:
When sober he was disposed to be quiet and
peaceable, though of late he had doae lit
tie to support the family. ie,ter.
day morning he went TO Wheeling
at seven O'Clock. and returned about
nine in the evening, drunk. HIS
wife got supper for him, in the course ot
the consumption Of which
He DEhANDKD DRINK,
and ordered hor to get some beer. With Q
p~retence Of going, she left the room n
hid in the stable. After Q half hour, hear
ing no voice. she reentered the kitch en-, but
he had gone. She went into the bedroom,
which was u%nlighted. but could not End
him. Feeling over the bed, which was
tossed up. she touched him, and not seeing
his condition, went for the lamp. On re-
turning she found him
SUSPENDED BY 4 STOUT STRAP
from the head OF the bed. He had appa.
rently looped the strap over a point on the
head board, tied il about his neck and then
fallen TO his knees. Death has resulted
from strangulation.
Mrs. Repp called Mrs. Newhardt q
neighbor, who mt once pronounced
the man dead. The authorities here
were notified and the body left untouched
until the arrival of the oroner That
functionary did not deem IL necessary to
empannel a jury, and made out a verdict
of death by hanging, the work Of his "
hands. Repp has been married three times.
Mrs. Englehart is q daughter by his first
wife, the childen Of his second wife are
dead and he has had none by his third.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01

performances, and the performers are en-.
thutia sic over the manner in which ehey
wcre entertained while IN the hands OF the
good peop.e OF that place. At the conciu-
sion Of the presentation on TUESDAY oven
Ing the performers were Invited 20 the
National hotel, where an elegant upper
was in waiting. After supper dancing wss
announced. This amusement was Kept up
until 3A. r.. yesterday morning. o hrst-
cIass orchestra of eight pieces furnishing
tbe music for the occasion. The Club u
the recipient OF numerous Invitations
from the different n~eighborine towns to
produce the drama, but as the Club was
organized for home amusement they will
not be accepted.
Miss SaIlie CLARK, Of Rose Hill, 10 visit
ing friends at Cambridge.
The Bellaire Catholic Union will give Q
promenade concert in Central Hall, Thurs
day. February 9Th, that will be the Lass till
Lent is over.
Fred Frelinger lost a little child yestsr;
day By fever.
Matters were dull about police headquar-
tiers yesterday. Nothing was doing except
the filling Of the ticks by Butcher
Charley" the jailor. Charley is as good
looking as ever, and intends TO sign the
pledge.
A writing school in connection with the
Catholic Union is now being organized.
These young men, who all labor for q living.
are em%inently practical and show it by
irving to have the dulce cumutile. Sever
al new members have teen added t. the
roll OF the Catholic Union in the last ten
Savs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01
AsCANDALC CASE
Tearing Up Cambridge-Suit for So
900 DAMAGES.

"
Cambridge is torn up over a scandal case
of large proportions; 1t seems, according
TO the .Jefersonian, that Miss 0della Pur-
dunn, t~wenty-one years of age, daughter OF
T.. 6. Purdum, OF Washington, this county,
has brought suit against Melvin n. Fergu-
son, a young farmer who lives near that
town, for $4,000 damages, and has also
had him arrested and compelled him to
give bail for bis appearance at the next
term of court on the charge OF criminal
libel. Miss Purdum has hitherto borne an
unblemished reputation, while Mr.. FerSu-
son has been considered one OF the most
reliable and most promising young farmers
in the county; and when the public was
first made acquainted with the legal pro-
ceedings in the case, the establishment was
general. A feeling of ergret that such an
unhappy stet, of affairs should exist seem
ed to pervade every breast.
The facts OF the case, as We gather them,
are as follows: Several years ago, when
Miss Purdum lived in Cambridge, she and
Melvin Fordyce, now agent OF the Bilti-
more and Ohio railroad here, were init.
mate friends. That afterwards, when Miss
Purdum moved to Washington, the init
macy was broken off, aud she became en-.
gagged to Mr.. Ferguson; that sons
weeks ago, in passing through Cam
DrlGSc, sue met MI. roIugCo ahu i9
newed her engagement with him. About
two weeks ago Fordyce aud Ferguson met
in this town. Fordyce claims that Fereu-
son was jealous of him and attempted to
disgust him with Miss Purdum by telling
him he had had criminal intercourse with
her. In order to entrap Ferguson he pre-
tended that he believed him, and prevailed
upon Ferguson to sign a paper to thatetfect.
On the other hand Ferguson claims that
Fordyce urged him to tell this under the
promise that he would keep it inviolate,
saving he expected to be sued for breach OF
promise and that he would use it only i'll
that contingency. However it may he,
Fordyce last week informed Miss Purdum
of the charge, and the consequences are
the suits mentioned above. Miss Purdum
declares her entire innocence, and Mr..
Ferguson asserts the truth of his statement.
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The Cambridge Fire.

UCUCfSOttuN'
About half-past 8 o'clock On Tucslay
night the ominous cry of fire rang through
the streets::of Cambridge, closely folloWe |
by the clang Of the fire bell and the rattle
Of the fire department. The West Cam
bridge mill was on fire. When first dis.
covered the fire was confined to the en-
CINE room, and had evidently caught
from the furnace. Before the
fire department reached the scene, the fire.
had extended to the main building and the
mill was doomed. All the firemen coull
do was to work to save the adjoining build.
ings, which they succeeded in doing, drag
ging the engine and hose cart, through the
mud up to the hubs. The mill burned
very rapidly and in a half hour was a mass
of smouldering ruins. The loss Of the
building is estimated at $500, besides Il
quantity Of wheat and eighty or one hun
dred barrels of flour. We understand there
is an insurance of five thousand dollars on
the building, placed only last week. Joel
Brown and s. II. Shroyer were the prOprie-
tots. The mill was one of the best in the
county, and had been recently thoroughly
refftted with new machinery.
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l.
Big Beets-W heat PrOspects-JOke-
Enteftainments-PersonRl Mention -

Mention
Etc.
Mr.. George Muth has four California beels
which weigh 22H pounds in all. One
weighs ~ pounds. They are immense.
Mr.. John Mcdowell, OF Altoona, Pa, is the
guest OF Mr.. Thos. Wetherald. in the Fifth
ward.
Fred. Muhleman, Esq, a we'll TODD farm
er and a very pleasant gentleman OF Mon
and Il. w. Muhleman, Of this city. Mr..
Muhleman informs us that the outlook for
wheat is not very promising. In the gravel
sections itlooks very well, but in the clay
it presents a sickeniDg appearance. The
late seeding all looks bad and will not turn
out very we'll.
The School Board will hereafter m eet
every Thursday.
Mr.. B. B. Morris, local on the Tribune,
has resigned, TO accept q position OF the
Fort Wayne road. at Crestline, o., as pos
tai clerk. Phil Kelsey wants to succeed
him.
Rev. 7. Ii. Taylor, OF the South Bellsire
NJ. i. Church, IL holding a very successful
revival meeting at Quincy.
Some OF the boys contemplate q grand
masquerade ball in the near future.
Mrs. Col. Dave Rankin entertained a
number Of her friends in excellent styleat
their residence on Belmont street, last
night.
Prof. Button, the magician, showed at
Zilch's Hall, on Tuesday night, TO a small
audience. The ventrilOquism was first rate
and his tricks were good. The presents
given away were not of such value as to
excite the recipients. The company will
show with Charley Shay, at Wheeling, next
week.
BENZ. Alpin and wife, OF Mingo, are Wis.,
iting friends in the city.
Prof. Mullen's dancing class, met at Gen.
trail Hall last night, and his pupils are well
pleased with him.
Mr.. J. r. Purnell, Of the B. & O. stock
yards, tells us little Joke which is right
good. He is collecting coins. Yesterday,
two gentlemen, residing in the raral dis
trict, called, aud calling him to one side.
exhibited a large quantity Of Mexican silver
dollars which they had been saving up"
for years. Thinking there was q per cent
sEe on them they asked him what he
would give them. He said they were ~.
c." and advised them TO take them to the
bank. This was done, and they were al
lowed eighty-iye cents, q loss OF fifteen
cents apiece.
Two Orphans at City Hall tonight.
Mrs. J. K. Morris, Of the Globe House,
Gertrude. daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Boswell,
land. Mr.. Joseph Duncan, Mrs. Aug. Rode
ing, Jr., Charley Porter, Mr.. A. w. Wilbee
and Eva, daughter of Mr.. J. j. McDermott,
John Lyder and Will Haskell are ON the
sick list.
The Bsllaire mill keg factory is running
and 1t is thought that the factory will re-
sumo next Monday.
The Forest Dramatic Club returned from
St. Clairsville yesterday morning. where
they presented the Two Orphans" 10
large audiences on Monday and Tuesday
evenings. On the latter evening Miss len.
Die Rowles, as Louise, the blind girl"
and Sam H. Tilhe, The Cripple" each re-.
criyed handsome boquets, the presents Of
Drummopd Post OF that city. The St.
Gainesville people seemed to appreciate the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01
THE LADY
Mrs. Fosters Argument I'm the Temper.
Ruce CAUse.

Mrs. Foster, the great lady lawyer from
Iowa, delivered a temperance lecture at
the Fourth Street NJ. Z. church, last even
ing. The lecture room was crowded full OF
people, the throng overlooking into the hall
and the school rooms. Rev. Smith, in Il
short speech introduced the speaker. Mrs.
Foster is a member of the legal firm OF
Foster & Foster, her husband being the
senior member. She is a rather large,
pleasant faced lady, with a good round
voice. She wore y red bonnet aud her face
was framed with white lace at the throat.
Being a lawyer, she began her speech in
a legal way. She opened the case OF the
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
with God, Home and Our Native Land W.
The Liquor Traffic and its aiders and
abettors. She argued the case for the
plaintiffs, making a good argument, run
ming through the best part Of two hours,
She held the attention OF her hearers and
as they were all of one opinion, no doubt
got q unanimous mental verdict.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01
shooting ARRAY.


There Vas q shooting ARRAY at Beallsville
on Friday last. A young man named John
Wilson accused VIM. Dawson. principal of
the schools at hat place, with talking
about some IL tie Wilson family.
Seeing the teacher he called him
into the telegraph office when he
attacked him Nth a club. Dawson sue.
coed in Nrenching the club from his as
~sailant, who at once drew a revolver.
Dawson then left the Office and fled across
the street. It's said that Wilson hurled two
stones after him and then fired once with
the pistol. The teacher escaped unharmsd,
except a slight injury on one wrist. We
understand he endeavored to institute
legal proceedings against Wilson, but the
justice OF the pescs To whom he applied
for a warrant declined to act in the matter.
Shooting at q person is a very serious Of
Tense, and the practice should not be en-
couraged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01
Evil BnllArd.

On Monday last, just after darkness hal
settled on Fulton, Robert Ballard, the
beast who was convicted of and imprisoned
for q horrible and unmentionsble assault
on his Ii tile girls, returned home. After
his term Of imprisonment had expired, he
dared not return to Fulton, as threats Of
lynching had been freely made. He
went west and returned on the evening
mentioned. But he could not remain.
Newa of his arrival was noised about and 8
s~elf-sppointed posse oomitatus waited on him
and requested his instant withdrawal.
They came not quietly and Ballard went
not slowly. His exit was msde over the hill
at top speed, pursued by q crowd armed
with sticks and stones. He narrowly
escaped, and where he went no one knows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01
Enndal's Act

Yesterday morning the discovery was
made that q party Of Vandals bad been at
their nefarious work at the Schultz boat
house. The door had been forced and ev'
erything laid in ruin. Tbs handsome shell
won by Bobbitt in the Pittsburg regatta
rad been entirely destroyed. II was valued
AT sI25. Several valuable pictures bad
been demolished and the furniture made a
to,al wreck. There is no theory 10 account
FOR this wholesale havoc, other than q pr-
AZ of intoxicated fools had done it. II the
Members could lay hands pm then, tar and
fsa,bers would be light punishment.
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Ileslias Rssiater
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1, ISss.
G INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements.

wanted-Six or Eight Girls.
Dried Peaches-Edward Reid.
Undertaking and Embalming-G. Men,
del & Co.
Wedding Gifts-I. G. Dillon.
That Cough-R. II. List.
Beautiful Mantel OrnamentS-Miller &
Franzbeim. II
Stoyes-G. W. Johnson's Sons.
Painters Supplies-W. 4. Wilsyn.
Java Coffee-J. II. Diehl & COZ
The Apollo StOve-B. FiShG & Son..
~0yercOatings and Suitings-B c. Motat
& Co.
New Spring Dry Goods. S. RnoteyE
Co-tLocal Page
Variability Clerk-[LOcal Page
Administrator Sa~le--LLocal Page.l
Reduction in Steamship TicketS-C. A.
Schaefer & Co.-TLocal Page
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FaTmeTsDepartmIl

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1874. At The tirae Of the inaugurauosy
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IN the iust exultatlon With which osI
regard rs bright career. Ths PopasSa
the STATE has Increased in 49,
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. W%inslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one OF the best female ply.
sicisns and nurses in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with
neverfsiling success by millions OF mothers
for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery aud diarrhoea,
gripping in the bowels and wind collie. BY
giving health to the child relieves the
mother. Price 25 cents a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01
IHutk DfamlsSal.

The cases against Charles Sesbright aud
Mrs. Fritz Helms were heard, yesterday.
by Squire Policy, at Benwood. 1t was
proved the two had been living together,
but as nothing criminal could be shown,
the cases were dismissed. Mrs. Helms
ssys she will never live with her husband
assin, never, never. She promises additional
developments in the case, and meanwhile
Helmis will go in for a divorce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01
HhA leather Tn Day.

WASHINGTON, February l, 1 A N,-Por The
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, colder fair
weather, northwest Yeering TO northeast
wind, and higher pressure.
For Lower Lake region, colder and
partly cloudy weather, occasionally light
snow, winds mostly westerly. higher pres
sure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01

Personal Points. Coming aad GoIsg of
People.

People.
Alex. z. Campbell, OF Brooke, has gone 10
Alabana.
Mr.. J s. Gibbs and bride will return 10
the city this morning.
Hon. John A. Campbell, OF Hancock,
was III the city, yesterday.
Mrs. Anton Reymann wa, congratulated
yesterday ON her fortieth birthday.
Hon. A. C. Scherr, member for Grant
county in the Legislature OF 1917, is in the
city.
Mr.. James Marshall, who resides esst-ai
the city, is yisilns friends-iurh North
End.
MFs~50hpEendt is confined to her home
stSPieSs~n Valley, east of the city, with
.SSrefe sickness.
To-day, at St. Matthews Church, DIR. J.
T. Lewis and Miss Jessie Camden will be
united in marriage.
Col. J. A. Miller was elected maSor6f
the city Of Wheeling, on ThnFs6ay last, by
q majority Of 22a~Fne popularity of the
-Sofonef IS shown in the vote which defeat
ed the other Democrats on the general tick
ct ticket by abOat l,jOO. Col. Miller has
been for years one of the most useful aud
progressive members of the Board of Flu
cation, and We are sure he will prove equal
ly efficient in his new Office Wash. R|sie~
and EGmnlSr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01

Ladies'. you can not make fair skin, rosy
cbeets and sparkling eyes with all the
cosmetics of France or beauti6ers Of the
world, while in poor health aud nothing
will give you such rich blood, good health,
''r-ni to ard b. sniy rs Hop Bitters. A trial
- OFis.a prof.
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~YnTBRDAYs OPERAS.
sBilIee Tayler' aud ~sorcerer'-Thc
Comfng OF

s.BilIee TayleF' aud "Sorcerer'-The
Ceming ofAbbotG.
Fordis Opera Company closed q very sue
cessful engagement yesterday at the Opera
House, giving "Iillee Tsyld' at the
matinee aud the "Sorcerer' at might. Good
audiences enjoyed both. ''Billes Taylor
seemed the best of the series, and was
pleasipply rendered. 1t is a delightful lit
lie musical opera, full Of ringing music
and with a bright and ~sprightly libretto:
The audience was warm aud friendly, ana
generously ncored each good member asit
came.
The audience last night was rather cold
and did not readily take hold of the many
rood numbers OF the ''Sorcerer." There is
the old sameness about this opera, indeli-
bly, stamping it as the work OF Gilbert &
Sullivan, but is delightful, nevertheless,
and was we'll sung. Mr.. Ford has firmly
estsbli SHE'D his reputation and will be we'll
received when he returns.
THE ABBOTT ENGAGEMENT
Seats will be sold, this morning, for the
two operas by the Abbott Company, next
Monday and Tuesday.
The present season has been the most
successful aid satisfactory that the Emma
Abbott Opera Company has ever known,
and this has been due in great measure 70
the very decided improvement in Miss
Abbott's personal work, and to the fact
that her company is incomparably super r.
Tor to any similar one IN existence. In
principals, chorus and orchestra, is far
in advance of other American com
panies, and in general equipment
and fitness for its work, tits without rival
Miss Abbott's popularity in this city is
very great, and in itself sufficient TO insure
the success of the engagement. The fact
that she will be seen in two such popular
operas as Martha" and LA SonnamouIa,'
will add to the certain success. The spark
ling and yet artistic music Of these works
will be all the more enjoyable alter the
prevalence of the lighter and less worthy
music of the modern run of comic operas,
II will be we'll to secure seats in advance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01

TIE H. & o., will sell round trip tickets
to the cincinnati Musical Festival from
January Goth to February Sd. Tickets
gecd returning until February 9Th inclu,
Sfve.
9:l5 A. NJ, train arrives at Gin. at 800 ".
S:i5 p. n, e" =" 400 u.
~ Is p n. /" " ." " "io:3DA
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wanted--An entry clerk for a
wholesale house. Must be % good
and rapid penman, quick at
figures. Address L. D. Box 3O6.
Good reference required.
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Cincinnati Exearsien.

The p, c.. St. L. r. Co. the
sale of excursion tickets on the following
dates: January 2sth 18th, 30th, 3lst aud
February LIST, I'd and Sd, for the benefit Of
those desiring to attend the musical festi-
val. Tickets will be good for return. pass.
sge until February 9Th inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01

Bently. W. j. Boreman. LIN. Tayenner. Q.
b. Tayenper and r, B. Adams, handsome
silver pitcher. goblets and waiter.
Employees Of Barrel Factory and Rein
cry. of Parkersburg. handsome black mar
Bile clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01

rBE ladies Of st. Matthews Church will
give asupper and social to morrow evening.
Supper from q o'clock. Admission 10 cents.
Supper y cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01

The finest stock of Jewelry in
Wheeling can be seen at Jacob
w. Grubb's store, corr. Twelfth
and Market Streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01

Ink ladies Of ST. Matthews Church will
sire A sur per and social to-morro Y eyening.
srrrer ON O'Clock, Admission lOceuts.
snfler = c. ftS.
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DIED.

CoNNELLY- Cornelius Connolly, on Japu.
airy Slst, al $50 r. NJ, aged 81 years.
Inierment AT Mt. Calvary cemetery, Friday,
February %. Friends OF the family Invited
to attend.
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Lady Beauriner

DAsSIE DAUGHEsrY's lecture at the Opera
House, February 10Th, will be the. literary
Ad oratorical treat OF the season,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-01

T,z est cure for diseases Of the nerves,
So s.a muscle. i, BrUEn's lrJn Bitters,
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NEW ApvERT,sEMENTs.

NVANTED-AN ENTRY CLERK FOR A
w wholesale house. Must be . good and
rapid penmsn, quick nj figures. Address u
u. BOX 800. Good reference required. q