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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-30
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Town Event. Trimmed Do~n for Hurried
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Town Events Trimmed Down for Hurried
Readers
OAK deed OF trust was admitted to record
st Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
Joax Pxrxas is acting foreman at che
Atlantic Engine house during Foreman Sny-
der's temporary absence.
Jomx JAcKAwAY, who was badly injured
by lall OF the Creek bridge few days
ago, was slowly eOnyalescing yesterday.
I- is reported that q popular young aan
of North Front street, Island is about to
wed prominent young lady ofJacob street,
North Side.
TaE Geruania Singing Society will give
a grand concert and ball at their hall
corner OF Fourteenth and Market street. to-
morrow evening.
Tux County Committee on Roads aud
Bridges met Yesterday. Also the Commit
tee on Finance. No business ofimportance
TO the public was transacted.
TuE work Of repairing, the Eighth ward
public school house fence, which was badly
damaged by the FIRE few days ago, will be
commenced immediately.
Miss MARTHA TAYLOR, who had her foot
mashed on the Elm Grove Meter line about
four weeks ago is improving rapidly. She
win be able to be out in few days.
TuEsDAY a team belonging to Mr.. Ro-
brecbt became unmanageable on Sixteenth
street, and in wheeling around suddenly,
upset the Wagon and broke the tongue.
TIE steamers Courier, Diurnal and Reg
ular, which were formerly owned by the
Parkersburg Transportation Company,
will be sold by the L. S. Marshal, on Nov:
ember s.
The gas well at CanonsOurg is now down
about /, $50 feet, with flow of gas that
blazes up sixt TO eight feet. The parties
interested are hopeful Of large flow when
they get little deeper.
Tng Maenneebor Singing Society gave a
grand ball at their hall, corner Of Fourteenth
and Market Streets Inst evening. Owing TO
the extreme bad weather the majority OF
the members did not turn out The crowd
was not large but was composed OF the
most beautiful ladies of this society. The
dancing was kept up until late hour.
Kramers orchestra furnished the music.
Tvs stockholders of the Washington
County Agricultural Association, at the an.
nual meeting on Tuesday, the 18th, directed
the managers to sell the fair grounds in that
borough, on such terms and in such manner
as they should deem hest. The vote stood
81 for. to 81 against. The Association has
owned the ground for about thirty years,
and at one time possessed the bank nearly
up 10 the barn on the Trinity Hall property,
This viii probably be the winding up o.
the affairs Of the Association which ha:
been in existence over 6f1y-6ve years. Every
fair since 1872 has been proitable-paid
more than expenses-and there is bal
ance Of $500 or 5000 on hand. 1t ha;
been well managed.
TuE Dude WslkeupaaSt Shoe, at l.. V
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Capers of Cupid-The scott I.aw-Personal
nj

Capers of Cupid-The Scott Law--Personal
Points.
Mr.. Charles Sommers, one of the popular
boilers at the Laughlin mill and Miss
Basella Robinson an interesting young lady
Joined hands and hearts at the residence OF
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Robinson, in Paulls addition Yesterday af
ternoon. The words that made them man
and wife were said by Rev. j. p. Doepken,
pastor of the German Church, precisely at
2 o'clock, after which the wife and groom
followed by the invited guests, numbering
about twenty couples were led into the din
ing room where an elegant dinner was in
waiting and highly enjoyed by those for:
tunate enough to be present. In the even.
ing a reception was held at Mr.. Robinson's
residence, the principle features Of which
were supper and dancing, and good time
is reported. Mr. Sommers and wife were
the recipients Of large. number
pt handsome and useful presents.
Inc announcement Of me Unconstitutional
ity ofthe Scott law b, he Supreme Court
Of Ohio created q profound sensation in
Martins Ferry. The salooniats have paid
into the corporation treasury nearly s., 900
which will be returned to them with 2 per
cent. interest and without litigation. The
law did not crush out any Of the saloons
here as many supposed it would do. Mrs.
Vim. Woodruff and her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Blew, left yesterday for Pittsburg, where
they will spend few days with relatives,
after which Mrs. Blew will 90 on to Green
castle, Ind, and Mrs. Woodruff will return.
Last night the young folks Of Pleasant
Ridge gave an oyster supper at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. K. ". Taylor Mr.. Geo.
Beggar, of Portland, WAS down yesterday.
Mr.. M Somehow, Of Bellaire, was up yes
terday on business. After November I'd
the BARRIERS vii. not keep open on Sunday,
and will charge 10 cents for shaving %
cents Tor cutting hair % cents for sham
pooling, IS cents tor mustache dying and
10 cents for dry shampooing. They no"
have o union and any member violating the
rules will be fined S. Mrs. Ramsey. Of
Sharpsburg, Pa, who has been visiting Mrs.
Vim. Mann for several weeks. returned yes
terday. One arrest was made yesterday
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rhnnsnnhs Snrso

Mr.. I. ". Atkins Girsrd, Kan. writes
u never hesitate to recommend your Elec
the BlttCrs to my customers; they give
entire satisfaction aud are rapid sellers.
Electric Ritters are the purest and besi
medicines known and viii positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without them. They viii
save hundreds Of dollars in doctor bills
every year.
Sold at so cents bottle logan & Co
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Mary Cunnitf,s Falth Revarded.

Mary Carrif. an Irish girl with Mr.. Ed.
ward Hopper, No. 1906 Spruce street. has
enviable fortune A hard-working domestic
she has $4,000. She communicated to
q reporter that months ago. she heard OF
The Couisana State Lottery, and decided on
an investment Her belief in its strictly
honest principles were not shaken when she
drew blank for four times subsequent, nor
did she fail 10 invest monthly. BY mail,
sl.00 with Mr.. A. Dauphin. Washington. d.
c. She has lust been notified that the
ticket. o.a-0ifih OF which she holds, No. TO-
400. hes drawn the SIS, 900 prize. Phil
adelphia pa News. September Is.
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He DID NOT SPEAK


For some Reason, Gon Gives Benwood TIA
CODY.
Gen. Golf arrived at Benwood last even
ing a. $40 on the Cumberland accommo-
dalton. All afternoon aud evening the
Committee on Arrangements we're engaged
in erecting platform in the new addition
to the factory where he was to have spoken,
bet at dusk it was announced that he
would not speak this even
ing that ne was indisposed.
1t is the opinion Of many that as the weather
was unfayorable, and last but not least, that
itwould be more desirable for his party If he
would not speak until after Judge Branuon
had spoken. were the true inwardness of the
reinforcement
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&eed's Mill L.ndino. a..
side, jest above SEEDS NJ Nm pa u
from Kentucky side, ouoo.;, ,a ! 1Aa
ment light. oppoS4 d
0c'obe. 2ad-fro su.,, 6.
side Of channel, just beIo,' ,oaEs
from Kentuckv side. onr ana
light; four from channel Tow
mix; three above Goyernm.I'a.a bss
October 24th-Tvo .os .s. d&
side, above Government, E @
channel. opposite sawniD. ,1 ~
side, opposite sawmill; ope ;na. e sa
mill. w jaa Go~ J
October 2Sth-T~o sn.s. IN.
below sawmill; three from K sOs 4
above aawmill; seven from o S1s;a'ees
sawmill; two from Ohio U no as
Government light, and one sue l's,
bon's Landing. oppa.s
distractions removed t.o,
Of the Ohio By the steamer J,a %.
manded by Captain J. b. i E Aas
tain J. b. King, with Cam m%s VI
Hayes as inspector, wo,k;r,A a
tract With Colonel ". F GSr
States Engineers. October s0,S NM
At Raeeoon Island. ss- So o
Pi,,shurg, October 10th. s., Taa
$50 small ones,in all abou, fan, :, A's'
two snsgs below the island. o ,.se
below Moses Landing. O vi
October 7Iss-Three sp,,,
island, and lie small rocI, tNI
Creek Bar. Ts
At Straight Ripple, 80 and -,
low Pittsburgh. October D., :. 4
Forty-four large rocks and Ia "a .
in all So cubic yards. '@s
October 25,h-Renoved o,.L
at Carton Ripple; one snag ~.
Ripple, one below GallipoRs ,riCc
dixon.
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Advice to Mo,hers

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup (, J
dren tee,hing, is the prescnptiss 4 !
the best female nurses and ptySia,s h
United States, and has been usI /,
years with never failing sacc,. !, }
lions Of mothers for their chillrs }
ing the process Of teething ID nly }
calculable. 1t relieves the child tus }
cures dysentery and diarhaa rra|
the bowels, and wind colo. &H
health to the child II resa Il. \.
Price 26c q bottle.
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THAT VICIOUS MULE
Again shows His Predominant Feeling
A Broken Jaw the Result.

Again shows His Predominant Feeling
a Broken Jaw the Result.
Yesterday afternoon Patrick Ryan, who
drives a team Of mules for Belts coal bank,
met with a very bad accident. He was
driving the team along Wood street. and
just as he was passing the Eighth ward
school house the wagon suddenly plunged
into a hole, throwing the driver off. As
usual, the mules, eager to take advantage of
any opportunity, seeing their driver down,
both commenced kicking at him. One Of
them struck him along side of the face With
his shod hooE breaking the jawbone and
otherwise injuring his face. DE- Mccoy was
called up and the wounds we're properly
dressed
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Mr.. John Thiel, wilfe.bsrr ~
hase suffered irosn alt rksum TOT 90
at tine, 70 Led tbs, could n0' ,',ssssH
IRA. ior q, Els Al q time. Jhy.e b0to
and ios,r bottles r.solvsnt, bare sflfsI
a tki. S.n.Af,t At.sssa
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only trouble is, that band Of revenue men
is necessary for each transfer, and the
money generally suffers under their steward
ship.
A wise and a frugal government is not
all jefferson has said it must be honestly
administered, and the qualification must be:
Is he honest, is he capable? How will
James G. Blaine stand this Jeffersonian testl
He is brilliant, but so was Burr. He has
courage. but so had Marlborough, the most
veual man Of the time Mr.. Lucas said he
would not 60 into the melancholy aud de-
grading history of the Mulligan letters and
Little Rock bonds, but he did enter into that
history Of railroad legislation which gave
Blaine the name Of
THE KING OF THE LOBBY.
Thrilingly he pictured those giants, Thur
man and Edmunds, standing like the Pillars
of Hercules, with whole Mediterranean sea
ofcorruption between them, fighting to pro-
tect the government from the railroads.
Over there, nearest the wall, stands James
G. Blaine popping up with his musket in
hand, from behind the bulwarks Of Jay
Gould. to FIRE into their backs" What
scathipg rebuke Blaine received from the
speaker while the large audience applauded
enthusiastically Then came the contrast.
There came Grover Cleveland, and TO him
is applied the test Is he honest is he capa-
BILE? And from the test he comes out like
thrice-refne gold, the hope of the future,
man of might, man of mould.
A BRILLIANT ENDING.
That which followed can not be reduced
to cold language. 1t was a peroration,
chaste, scholarly, classical, delivered in that
style and with that fervid eloquence which
has given Mr. Lucas his prestige through
out the State. 1t thrilled through that aud.
fence like the music of the free, and
brought down thuuders Of applause that
made the State House rock to its founda-
tons.
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Mr. George p. Stauyer and Miss Louisa
Blum were married at St. Alphonsus
Church yesterday afternoon. A reception
was rendered the couple at the brides resi-
dence on the South Side. A very large
crowd Of friends were present.
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1HE IRON TRADE.

The situation in the East Showing Prices
Etc, of This Date.
Tie general conditions Of the iron trade
remain as they have been for weeks past,
and consumers are following the same
hand-to-mouth policy. Prices have not I'M
dergoue any change, and quotations must
be repeated at $40 to S20.5O for the various
grades of No. foundry, and $3.50 to
$3.50 for No. 2 An occasional inquiry
has been made for several hundred tons,
but nothing in the way of large business has
been done Forge iron ranges from SIG SIT
and mill owners are buying only small lots.
A few light sales of Bessemer pig have been
made Outside buyers have been IN the
market for spiegeleisen. Twenty per cent
is offered at $3.50; 80 per cent at Sd to
$50; 10 per cent is held at S23; ferro man
ganese is to be had at $40 to So 30, and
foreign steel blooms at $50 to S3S. Muck
bars are worth SIS to $780, according to
quality, and small sales are being made.
Charcoal blooms range from SOL 10 Sj3
Merchant iron is without any improvement;
only one or two large transactions, amounting
to about :, 1000 tons. Nails are worth S2;oS2 10
in large way; the supply is large, but the cut
ting of prices has gone to its utmost limits
Plate iron is in moderate request in small
lots at old figures Structural iron has been
asked for in large lots, but there is no likeii-
hood of sales being made for some weeks to
come. There are requirements which may
or may not be presented ON the market this
fall, but which are being watched closely by
interested parties. The upward tendency
in steel rails has disappeared and orders
can DO placed at $3.50, if large enough;
small lots S28@2s.50 Old rails are nomi-
nally $lS@l8.5O.-North American.
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Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Thomas N

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Thomas Marker
and Miss Kate ReiSter were married at the
Bishops parlors, Father Sullivan officiating
The na~ly married couple we're escorted to
Mr.. Nick Reisters residence, on South
Market street, where su elegant repast
awaited them. The couple were the recip-
tents of Numerous and costly presents.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, d. C., October Sol A. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
clearing. fair weather. except preceded in
southern portion BY local rains and partly
cloudy weather; variable winds; lower tenn
persture.
For the Lower lakes. local rains and
partly cloudy weather, variable winds and q
slight tall in temperature.
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The Committee on Credentials reported,
and Representatives NJ. Hays, from No. 10
of Morgantown: W. f. Alexander, OF No.
90 at Winfield, Putnam county, and Hugh
Miskelly, of No. IL at New Cumberland,
VIVA, were admitted to seats in the Grand
Lodge.
C.M. Rauch, Of Parkersburg, was admit
ted to seat in the Grand Lodge.
GENERAL BUSINESS.
Past Grsnds Schul. Emsheimer and kor
ner we're appointed a committee to examine
the bylaws of German LODGES, they being
psinted in that language.
o. T.. Foulker, Past Grand, of Belmont
Lodge No. 81 of Ohio, visited the Grand
Lodge.
The Grand Master appointed Past Grand
Master +. A. Peck and Past Grands Geo.
NJ. Fought, Clarence l.. Smith, John c.
Vance and J. ". Mather, Committee on
Obituary.
The card of John W. Nickers, Past
Grand OF Belmont City Lodge, No. 22l, of
Ohio was received and the Grand Lodge
Degree conferred upon him.
NOMINATION or OFFICERS.
The following nominations were made
for officers for the ensuing year:
For Grand Master-Owen s. Mckinney.
For Deputy Grand Master, VIM. Filing
ham. For Grand Warder: Thomas S.
Spates, c. Schriver, Lewis l.argent, George
NJ. Fought, Robert Alexander, }. w. Bos-
worth and John G. Herman. By unani-
nous consent the name OF John G. Herr
man was Withdrawn. For Grand Secretary,
f. A. Bilhngslea. For Grand Treasurer,
Henry Seamon.
Fer Grand Representative TO Sovereign
Grand Lodge Joseph I. Hoke, A. F. Lang.
RESOLUTIONS.
II. c. Clancy, p. G., submitted the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That tie next session OF this
Grand Lodge be held in Grafton.
NJ. S. Riley moved to amend by insert
ing Clarksjurg, in lieu Of Grafton.
John d. Staley moved to amend the
amendment by inserting Martinsburg. q.
F. L. Myers moved as a,subStitute Wells
burg for MartinSburg.
On vote the original motion pre-
vailed, and Grafton was declared the next
place of meeting of the Grand Lodge OF
West Virginia.
The hour for the special order of business
having arrived the Grand Lodge went into
secret session.
At 5 o'clock p. M. the Grand Lodge came
out of secret session.
On motion of Gao. Edwards, P. G. NJ,
the Grand Lodge adjourned.
LADIES, if you want nice style Of shoe,
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A Walking skeleton,

Mr.. L. Springer, Of McchaniC.bga
writes: 81 was afflicted with lung we
reduced to q walking skeleton. CD,
trial bottle Of DR.. King New DisCor
Consumption which did me 70 mod
that | bought q dollar bot,L Atrl
three bottles, found myself oun n
man, completely restored to hcal4 I
hearty appetite, and a gain in Seat
pound"
Callat Logan 4 Co.'S Drug Store all
free trial bottle of this certain cur 1
Lung Diseases. Large bottles d d
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A Sneak Thief,

Last evening about half past O'Clock
a sneak thief entered DR.. Hazlett' residence
on North Main street and carried off two
fine overcoats and several hats, in fact an
entire hall rack full Of wraps. The thief got
over 500 worth Of things
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to Pittsburgh via. Baltimore and Ohio rail,
road, on Saturday, November LIST, Rate
Sl25 the round trip. Tickets good to re.
turn Monday, November I'd. For further
information call on 7. Ii. b. Haase Ticket
AGENT
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on.sDLoDaE OF ODD rELLows.

Statistical Report = Committee Appoint
Observation-Disclosures for Oncers.
The Grand Lodge met pursuant to ad-
journment. All the officers present. The
Grand Lodge was called to order b. the
Grand Master. and after prayer by the
Grand Chaplain, the Deputy Grand Master
declared the Grand Lodge open for business.
Much business pertaining to the statistical
and financial affairs of the Order was trans
acted at to-day's session.
STATISTICAL REPORT.
The report OF the Grand Secretary as fol-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-30

Mr.. Gus Shuck. Of Philadelphia, and
Miss Katie Seibers, Of Pleasant Valley,
were married at the brides residence last
evening. The newly married couple left on
the Las train this morning for Philadet-
rhia.
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Yesterday was species of field day for
little Cupid, eight young hearts showing the
scars orhis gold,tipped arrows, and hereafter
promising to beat as four The list of the
victims will be found below.
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BuckIen,s Aru,oa s.lr,.

The Best Sslve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChiIblains
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Il Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents Der box.
For sale By Logan 4 Co.
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Special Excursion

to Pittsburgh via, Baltimore and. Ohio rail
road, on Saturday, November lst Rate
lbs the round trip. Tickets good to re-
turn Monday, November Sd. For further
information call on 7. H. B. Hssse, Ticket
Agent.
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EDSUSD F. BOCKISG and G. Menkemeller,
druggists, distinctly state that Acker's
English Remedy has and does cure con-
tracted consumption. Ask for circular
An entirely new medicine, guaranteed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-30

EDMUND F. BOCKIHG and c. Menkemillet,
druggists, guarantee positive relief for any
cough, cold, Group or lung complaint by
using Acker's English Remedy, or will re-
iurd the money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-30

RAISED Flower MaiOliea Novel
ties. Our own direct importation.
cali and examine them. and save
as DAWSON BROS.
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SneciaI EXCURSION

to Pitts5urg via Baltimore and Ohio rail
road on Saturday. November LIST. Rate
$l.2S the round trip Tickets good TO re-
turn Monday November Sd. For further
information call On 7. a. B. Haase, Ticket
Agent
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Demonstration mt W-llsburg, W.y.,
day October 10,

A special train to convey the DEAD
clubs and others attending the mex
Wellshurg will leave the p, E. ~
railway depot at ESQ p. m, city ~
above date. Fare for round tnp irs
Returning the train will leave WsIs'z
n. IN,
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just Received

% half chests choice G. p. Tea
% hall chests choice 0olong Tea
10 boxes choice Moyune G. ?. Ia
For sale at low market rates b.
Feeny, ITO Main street.
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Prof. Mayors Dancing A.,


Commencing on "Wednesday Or,'
the Dancing Academy Of Pm. :
Mayer will be open every Sa,s,, vs
Wednesday, for gentlemen a.
every Saturday afternoon, Nr,.
November LIST, for ladies' p,oT \
has secured Franzheim ball A..
every arrangement for his Cas-.
will conduct them in first class ,,rI
dancing season is almost upon ., $,
is the opportunity for young ueu a :
themselves in the TerpsichOresn A.
Mayors reputation as an instructOtE :,
to none and his classes have aim.
great success. He will prOb.S,
classes for ladies carly mex; wei
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Having bat very recently return
ed from New York, we are daily
receiving Novelties for Wedding
Presents, and solicit n call.
JACOB W. GRUBB,
JeWeler Corner Twelfth aud Main.
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A TRAMP'S EXPLOITS.
He FIourishes n Pistol at the Residences
on In Belle Street.

He Flourishes Pistol at the Residences
on In Belle Street.
About noon yesterday a strange man
called at Mr.. Spaulding Wallace's resi-
dence on La Belle street, and asked for
something to eat. The cool; gave him some
cold yictuals, but this did not seem to suit
his taste and lie demanded nicely cooked
meat. The cook informed him that the fam
lily we're engaged in eating and upon their
leaving the table he could get the meat.
The fellow not liking to vail pulled pistol
from his pocket and tried TO compel the
girl 10 do his bidding, but she
was too quick FIR the tramp
ard Succeeded in closing the
door. After spending several minutes
around the premises, lie went to MIR. Pear
sons residence and demanded food, and
upon pulling his pistol TO enforce obedience
to bis demands, the door was shut in his
face. Mr.. Pearson Immediately telephoned
for policeman, but before the officer ar
rived the tramp had departed into the Sixth
ward. Officer Combs started on hunt for
him, accompanied by Officer Grist. They
finally found the fellow at the Upper River.
side mill, sound asleep in the company 5
locomotive. He was taken to the Eighth
ward lookup and after being relieved of his
pistol was placed behind the bars. A REG
isTgR reporter called to see him and found
the man under the influence Of liquor.
The only information that could be CLEANED
from his talk was that he came here on the
10 o'clock train yesterday morning.
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CUPID'S CAPERs.

The Nuptial Torch Lighted ut Four Affairs,
Yesterday.
Mr.. Albert Stump and Miss Julia Roller
were made man and wife Tuesday. Rev.
Werder oficiated.