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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
THAT MoREY LETTER.

The Author Of the Famous Forgery at
last Made Known.
NEW YORK, August l5.--The long de-
layed expose BY United States Commits
sioner John ]. Davenport, Of the Morey
letter, will be published to-
morrow morning 1t makes a
book of $50 pages 1t is largely made up
of fac Simile documents showing forgery in
its various forms. The narrative is the
only brief part of the volume. The book
sets forth that the person who
actually penned the forged Morey
letter was lawyer of this city named Henry
q. Hadley. Davenport describes him as a
manipulation of insurance companies of
doubtful character and OF other matters
equally precarious and with an mate love
of intrigue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
AN UNEXPECTED WEDDING.
POUNDED TO DEATH IN A FIGHT.
Burying Pauper Children Ia Soap Boxss---A
DisgracefuI Discovery in New
York City.

Nrv Vnpr lpx,.t * Will Nla.k r
~ -, ~rC...,S 60, .."-s-
~ huroy o' ossue "Aiuen' was a''cnaias
observed pret,y immigrant girl who had
,,..,.n,.,e A.. c., .,.u,,;, ~.
jus, '"e "'A .Ae 49,
'ada' waving nef nandkercniei to.s cnesr
tul young man who vas unable 70 get TO her
BY reason Of q strong and guarded railing.
NJ E;l,cx rro,,,.,, ,,....S ,h;s h.S.vss.
.~-,-.-. d, .a--ss
-. !. :. -
why mats ny ufctnefF szeeasWel -
Mr.. Kilroy Immediately went "a, the Young
man and asked him what re,stiouship an.
;.,.a h.,w.on h;u..Ie .,a n. ii no.
''u 80
she ana ! were neagneors IN ceouand, %
said. Il promised TO marry her when ! len
home and Am going To do 80 when I oct
r,.,. .I. -
"'Ie 'e,'e' 's .'
and don't get much now. AZ. hilroy
asked the Young man II It would not be con-
yenient for him TO marry the girl right
away. and he replied in theneeativs. "Theu
the girl doesn't 20 away from here with
you" said Mr.. kilroy. This institution
protects young immigrant girls among other
things
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
BUnfo w BOXES.

Disgusting and DisEysssfsi Disesvssy Css.
corning the Burial % rsspsrs IN Nsw
Fork.
Fss YoRr. Aug. 1.-The Commission.
ers Of Charities and Correction Of Kisgs
county investigated Yesterday the charges
that cosnty UndsrtAker Fossn did not fars'
ish the pine coGas that his contract cslisd
for in which 10 barry the pssper deed, bat
used rough bones The contract calls fos
good and substantial pine coils st . prics
Of S2 80 each superintsndsn. Murray ot
the County Alnsboase, testified thst b ssd
Dr. Arnold, Of The Hospital fos Incursb'aA
bad two bodies IsesotIy disistssrsd Ia ths
Pottsrs Field. and foasd hen buried is
rough boxes. which we're MI co6ssd.
shaped. and the lids were msds of p;Soss
fastened together With arps. JoAa
Dosghsrtiy. sp aged paupes enploTsd -
dig graves 10 the PottssS F,sA sises lsI7,
tod how The bo1es we're ssed, ssd ssid thst
rsrse osss were sometimes put 10 u
graves. He had sen itts ckiAsss buris1
IN soap boxes He 6ssny sdnisssd thet
The bodies we're bsoagks 70 Tie graveyasd u
iceboxss and that h sold Ne boxes sssd -
eotiss 10 the driver for the county Usdss.
taker f6s kfiy cent? spsce. Updestskss
Fos.a sAia that kis driver nast Be- sabss-
zInR from him, - The driver ksd - 50 =
buy each cola. II = probable thst tbs
matter viii be lid bsfoss he 0rssd Jssy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
BRIDGEPORT.
Social lAfAirs-PerSSnal Piekings and Gen.
erAl Notes.

Social lAnAirs-Perssnal Pieksngs and Gen.
eral Notes
The select dance gotten aP and gwen at
Ridgeway's Grove on Thursday evening By
Messrs. Geo Mckee, A. ]. Heinlein, A. 7.
Bowie and Chas- Heinlesn, was a graad
success. About thirty complies OF yonng
folks from Bridgeport, Wheeling and Bell
aire attended. They appeared on. the
grounds about p. m and remained until
IL o'clock. spending the time most deight-
fully in the merry dance to the rznsis OF
Prof. McClellan's orchestra The hours
passed Ike minutes and all presezt report
an elegant time About p. N. a elegant
supper Vas served and highly enjoyed BY
the many participants. Judging from the
manner in which the COED things dsap-
peared. The party wes conveyed tA and
from the grounds in vehicles, and all unite in
saving the affair was the finest OF the seasou,
"Mack" viii have frsh oysters this even
ing. Give me Q ca1.s Gany Bridgeport
eFs win take in the GlFSisins boat race
ut BeElaire today. The G. L. 6W. Z 4
announces an exsursioa TO Niagara Falls
and return, on August 18th, lssving ~ S p
NJ, and returning on Saturday at noon fo'
the low price Of $50 Sr he roana Trip
Mr Jacob Holloway. CasAis ofthe Finsh
ing Bank was in the city Yesterday. Tn.
many employees q, the Wheeling Creel
mines were Pasa Yesterday. The strike .
thse mines sill continues bridgeport va
nell represented at the ball game yesterday
The Rose Bud 6sh clab returned yesterda!
from q weeks epcaDpment at Lock IL
John Blum did the ecoking and all repJrt
! sp,enaid time. Messrx- Wm- ]. Hosell
Thomas Jones, Thomas Johns and Rober
Sussth. al Of the Rtna mill, will rrturl
from EUrups next Monday evening Drum
repaired and rrpainted By Dick Nelson:
Martins FcrrT. Orders rreeiFed bJ WE
IuFnrT. Of North Wheeling
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GRAFTON.
Great Democratic OutpOuring and Enthu-

Great Democratic OutPouring and Enthu-
siasm.
GRAFTON, Aug. Is. Exclusive, The
largest political gathering known for years
assembled at Grafton to-day in response to
the call of the Democracy. Speeches were
made during the afternoon and night BY
E. Willis Wilson W. L-Wilson, Alf. Caldwell
John J. Davis, p J. Duffy-a handsome
floral tribute was rendered to the Hon. E.
Willis Wilson by tbs Democratic ladies Of
West Grafton, at the close of the meeting
tonight. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
walls. S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
MARTINS YEBRY.
Yestsrday's News, which L. Mostly Of .
RsrIoaal Nature.

Yesterday's News, which L. Mostly Of .
Psr.ssal Nature.
las, evening Mr. John Burns and family
returned from an extended visit in West
Virginia. Mrs. George Robinson, who has
been visiting at CIsysyille, this State, for
seycnI weeks. returned yesterday. Cash
VI. Clay. who recently came here from Ash.
and, Nv. asks US To state that he Is not
married man rs has been circulated by sew.
era! parties here Thursdav we wrote up
the crlebra,ien Of the 37th birthday Of OF
Ger Vim Liam, and Of the lth Of his dangh-
ter Ina. for Yesterdays REGisTER and the
printer butsherea up the account terribly by
getting il Mr. VIM. Shinns 5lths birth
day aud his daughters 2lt, DC.
The Climax will begin running eaaly trip
tomorrow 10 accommodate who wish TO 90
to Moundrille On the train leaving the b.
a o. depot at 8 O'Clock Miss Jessie Tnpp
is better. Ellsworth Brannon has returned
from the West Soup will be served at
Coates Eclipse saloon this Saturday after
noon. Mr.. J. s. Shrodes has returned from
Triadelphia. Ben Frazier and WA Pul-
entine, arrested on the Grove on Thursday.
we're fined - and costs yesterday. John
Pelts. Of Bridgeport. was fined S4O.30 on
THURSDAY instead Of $43G, a. type made Us
say in Yesterdays locsA On Thursday
evening there was q pazty At AHise Vsa
Pelis. west Of town. Assr il vas oTer two
younges. boys started for torn with kdy
friends in their carriage. Shortly alter they
left the house the horse became fnghAened
and ran Of. coming al the way 10 tosn.
The occupants were thrown eut bot escaped
usinjnred and the vekicle wls badly ssed uP
Miss Roberta BACKYARD left yesterday for
two weeks visit 10 friends in Jefferson and
Columbiana counhes MS. Purcell and
Miss Belle Oliver returned yesterday from
Guernsey county, Economy 3 vhat our
boys call the Greatest On Earth Tea in
One Three Ri,g" depo1 Mn Jane Dick
son Of West Wheeling. Is the guest Of Mrs.
Stephen Hipkina Nrs. HAIRY Soaders Is
spending several kssks With friends in Htts-
burg. Mr. A. ID. Eswiana has parckAsed
from an Indianapolis very fns dArk bay
saddle asd bgRKy mare, kne~n - the
Msmh.ino Ckisl, Coz $500, which is Ger
tainly chap The mare n - pretty - shs
can Be and in the finest in to~n. Mr.. N.
Is very proud oi hsr.
For Sals-Ths Irwin hoase desirsb.s
resideacs u seven soosaA IN good coadieou,
lot 90rI5s. on favossbls terms. also three
good housez in Clzrks additioa. Apply 70
1ohs l. Sebiliine. Fifth street Martiss Per
ry. O.. 1913 Market street Wheeiing. ".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

THs Panhandle News wants to know
@hether the proprietor OF the REGISTER was
selected as a member of the Democratic
National COMMITTEES because he published
a newspaper or because he printed the
leading Democratic paper in the State,
Ne,ther. Nor ~cre any of ais predecessors
in the same position chosen because OF their
connection with anv kind Of paper
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

ONO is the battle ground this campaign.
The Democrats have carried it st the last
two State elections and now hold sl the
State Offices and have tvo-thirds Of the Con,
gressmen- The Republicans have deter,
mined to Ie-esPture the State in October;
hence all this fuss about West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
HOUSE BURNED.

Possible Suicide of a Charleston Woman.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August l5.-[Ex-
elusive. l-Yesterday the dwelling house Of
Charles Summerfeld, laborer, was de-
sroyed by FIRE. 1t appears that his wife
the burning. Two weeks ago she told her
husband she intended TO burn the house
and then drown herself Yesterday she
bundled up her clothing apd that Of . small
thiids tosesAef Sisk - clothes and -
FIRE to the house and then ran away. Ev-
erything Summerfeld had was destroyed.
The whereabouts ofthe woman are unknown
although dilligent search has been made.
There was no insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
UGH! BIG INDIANS.
utes on the War Path Killing and stealing,

Ites on The WAT THIh hIIIIhK hhu '''"'HK'
SALT LAKE, UTAu, Aug. l5.-Harold
Carlisle, agent Of the Kansas and New
Mexico Cattle Csmpany, telcPraphed Gov
ernor Murray on the 18th inst. from Du.
rango, Colorado tha, wandering band Of
Utes came over into the San
Juda Valley, Utah, from Colorado and
killed two white men and burned
the ranches and provisions Of the cattle
company and had driven al the whites out
Of the valley and had possession, and fur
ther that the lives Of the people were in i'm
Ininent danger. Homes and property are be-
ing destroyed Carlisle asked the Governor
TO telegraph 10 Washington for aid to corral
the Indians and drive them back to the
reaervatinn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

VS. assume that the talk of Congressman
GIBSON in regard to the political situation
IN West Virginia, as reported from Wash
ingtoR, has been misstated The Enquirer
goes on the opposite assumption, and thinks
that the distinguished politician should
wear . iyerpad on his mouth If Mr..
GBsoS has been correctly reported, he is
evidently laboring under undue excitement
nom needless alarm over the political stu
ssIon. He ought to be more serene. It is
entirely too early TO get scared
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

Tie bese ist<sys q hssssi1 A1n1s.
the seod bealtb q or vcoss AASE
,boss vith bsiShAse i.Aslisets sss1 teol1
mos vifh ailnsso pssulisR - ioab -
II : ven 70 fsnsabG dat - vAs1s fbnAle
system can be bsik . - sprsie - 9
endorsnee, pinSa2 sss3 - -
noatbly pains sed Or is1RsaM.eek
nsjedSseass, ps1A 70 6nFpsae - -
bealth of mind asd boty hn - teea
iilss. ssd dss hs -. 2sSe
me- Il d. Cnyseks Yses. D. - -
ss.hS I. s,r..ssT~.s = nUoslns 81 -.
vous a,sen. i evs s.sb - 49,
ssd ur;sssy afsse b an,gss4 l,a!..l :! >
a he nseoss neubuaa bap ~
4 perfect Ssnsis nsdicinA - - e
isncties of Senais n - exto
| eqssIs Il Hsss ycss drSGA 1es
10 ssbs6tatA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

E. Ripley, Rev. Mr.. Keely, Rev. s. W.
Davis, Rev. J. c. Rexode, Rev. N. F. Dry
den, Rev. Dr. Morris and Rev. Mr.. McKin-
ney. Public preaching at loo lock a. m,
3 and 7:30 p. m. Experience fheeting at
Sa. m. Children's meeting l:oJ p. m.
Young peoples meeting and cottage prayer
meeting at s p. m. We are inclined to
differ somewhat from the Intelligencer re-
port of yesterday in saving all the camp
ground Improvements its was due to Wheel
ingites. Moundsville and other points are
represented at least on the ground. Wheel
ing, of course claims most.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
ALF BURNETT.

The Chief of the Eureka Detective Agency
Said to be Dying.
WELLsvuLE, o. August l5.-AE Bur
nett, Chief of the Eureka Detective Agency,
who has been working up the sahneville
murder case, was assaulted in East Liver
pool by "Pedad' George and Jerry Darrah,
and used up pretty badly. etthad gone to
the establishment Of Mrs. Vandine on bust
ness, was recognized by these men, who as
saulted him in such a manner that his life
at present is despaired OF. His assaihuts
have fed
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BASs Rail-.

PIrTssUGH, August l5.-The Alleghenies
tnrned the tables on the Baltimores snd
won easily. About two hundred spectators
were present
Allegheny 5. Baltimore 3.
Toledo.-Toledo Z, Indianapolis 5.
Columbus-Columbus, s; st. LoIis, IA.
Cincinnsti-Gucinnati 4. Louisville 7.
New Yorx-Ne~ York l, Boston s.
VirIinia 3. BrooklI l3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN.

Tie Democratic campaign in West Nir-
,,aia vii now be opened in earnest The
srats Executive Committee met Yesterday
8: Grafton, and organized By the election
q: Hon =. II. LEoSARD, Of Parkersburg, as
Chairman. The candidates for the State
,55ces we're present and added their advice
aai assistance 70 the members Of the COM
nit,ee. AL proper steps for the vigorous
r7ose,uaan Of a successful campaign were
.alau. and from this time I'LL the election
b.. g.,t 80 acai,ifr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
THE cANNIBALIsM ADMITTED.
4 statement OF Third Oficer Kelly Of the
Bear.

NV York, August l5.-Third Officer
Kelly, of the steamer Bear this morning
said the reports Of eating the flesh Of Lieut..
Kilsingbury and private Henry were true,
as the survivors, when brought on board,
where all but delirious and admitted they
had eat the dead bodies to preserve their
own lives. The cook of the Bear said all
the survivors stated they had to eat the flesh
of the dead, as all their food, except little
leather or seal skin had given out. All the
men on board the Bear knew the bodies had
been beaten, but we're told not TO speak
about it when they got into port
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
ROBBED.
Highway Thieving in the Kaneyha
Valley.

-
Valley. "a
CoAL VALLEY, W. Va, August b.-
On Friday night last, near TalcOts Nh.
Cornelius Miller was kocked down and
robbed of Sll4 in currency. There were
three men engaged in the robbery all
strangers to Miller. After knocking HIM
down and taking his money, the williams
placed pistol to the head of their victim
and fred, but fortunately Miller threw up
his arm in time to divert the ball, which
took efTeEt in his hand, mangling it badly.
The rascals then made off and have not
been heard of since. Three suspicious
characters who had been lurking about tAe
depot were arrested and taken before Nh
ler, but he failed to recognize them, and np
proof Of their connection was shown, bqs
the magistrate concluded to hold them tor
few days and await developments. Az
cordingly the men were locked ap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
DISASTROUS Fire.

BEvKlLr, W. Va, August l5.- Exclu-
sive The residence Of I. B. Scott, near
Huttonsville, was burned last night with all
its contents. The family narroHly escaped
with their lives. The fire originated in
some sAayings near the store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

BLAINx Is . dramatic fellow. He is
nothing If not sensational He is original
as 8 sensatiOnaist must be. His plan Of
carrying an election By libel suit is at once
original sensational and dramatic. 1t is q
Rlsipeite invention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
Coma Riind.

BERIIx, August l5.-Abhe Franz Last
has become blind at BayreIth ltn sug
ges,ed that the canse Of his blindness is
smoking and brandy II Is said he cen
sumes daily frightfOl quantity Of hsgor
and ofteu falls asleep in tbs theatre,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
Cross, Remains to be EIhumed-

WASHINGTON, August l5.-The remains
of the late Sergeant Cross will be eAhnmed
this afternoon at four O'Clock, in ths, pres
enee of his brother, the coroner Aa4 a corps
of physicians. A thorough exainanaslon
win be made with a view Of definitely set
ting the question Of multilstiS0. 50 far as
Cross Ia concerned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

Mrs. Turk, whose tragic suicide Thursday
morning. near 81 Cl.igyiile, vss dep;cssd
in YESTERDAY, Rsatis.. vas closely rslsssd
to several families in wheeling and Aariss
Peny. the unforsunsts vomsn's nsidsa
name being RaineJ. Insanity has besa
hereditary In her family. sister. We are in
formed having recently been eonkned 70 the
Obio asylum. Nn Turk. strange actions
have been The s7t;ecs Of comment fos
tome time pss,. but the idea OF her doiss
violence TO hcr,eh seens 70 have peyer pre-
tepied itseh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
ID. II. Leonard.

GRAFTON, August l5.-[ Exclusive. ID.
Il. Leonard was to-day elected chairman of
the Democratic State Executive Commit
tee and the headquarters fixed at Parkers-
burg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
Railroad Matters.

BEVERLY, August l5.-t Exclusive. 1T
nov appears that all efforts TO extend the
g. 4 G. road from Buckbannon 10 this
place, via Hutt nSyilie, have failed and
The road will go to Buckhannon,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
QUICK WORK.
A Murderer Caught and Hung Almost Be
fore His Victim Grows Cold-The Texas
Style OF Melting Out Justice Certain IL Not
DiHnified.

A Murderer Caught and Hung Almost Be
fore His Victim Grows Cold-The Texas
Style of Melting Out Justice Certain IL Not
Dignihed.
CoTULLA, Ten, August l5.-At a late
hour last night, while Theo Bragg, young
and prominent citizen Of the town, was
seated in a room at the rear of o Mesrs S
saloon, with his back to the window, fash
was seen outside and the report Of Win
chester rang out, and Bragg fell from his
chair. shot through the heart Rushing to
the door. the men present identified the fee
ing assassin as Green Mccullough, who was
immediately arrested and placed in Jail. All
night men stood on the corner and talked,
but it was not supposed that violent action
would be taken. This morning. however,
at $50 o'clock, almost the entire male pop
ulation of the place proceeded to the Jail
and demanded the keys of McCullough's s
cell. The jailer refused, and was immedi-
ately overpowered and the keys Wrested
from him. Mccullough cell was unlocked
and he was called by the crowd. He came
forth with jaunty step looked around,
smiled and bowed. De showed no fear,
nor even excitement He stood still and
said nothing. The rope was placed around
his neck and ne was marched to a mesquite
tree. about one hundred and fifty yards from
ha nd
orderly and there was no testing or laugh,
ter The rope was placed over inb
and McCulloug gh asked if he had anything
to say. No he replied quietly; 81 dom
want TO say anything. Talking wouldn't
do sny gcsd bui am not afraid" The
signal was then given and he was hoisted
slowly from the ground and choked to
death. The body twitcAed tsnbly. the
limbs were drawn up and down in violent
convulSioas and once 9 gurghBg moan
broke from the lips Of the stranging mur'
derer.
Going Hame.
Wksa the body finally hung limp and
apparently HSeless- the crowd dispersed tc
them homes. There was no attempt Al
coHcealmeAi, not q mask or blackened fact
among the lynehers some OF whom wert
the leading sad Oldest Business and profes
s;opal men oG the town. Green McCullougt
was a native OF Texas. about 35 years old
| and q desperate character. he was one o
the best known desperadoes in sn South
I western Texas, and 3 most daring and reck
less criminal He had been crippled il
one arm in some desrerate ARRAY in earl!
boyhood. He was under several indict
ments for murder and theft at the time o
bis death. Two years age, in = street hgh
be killed one Williams. sn attsche OF tn
County Clerks oi6ce, and was charged witt
numerous assasSinations whose perpetrator
have never been fully traced. There hav
been no arrests Of lynchers and it is doubt
ful II any will be made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

E'EET one should tell his neighbor that
o-S, IS oes' remedy for curing coughs and
Ss'os ard The only sure cure for eousamP-
7. Ion Is Dr Wis,Ars BalsAm Of Wild Cherry.
-, peasant to Uke and very soothing and
IsssAng in its Effects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

POrrTESL ParadOxes are plentiful this
year. The more the campaign leaders see
of them the less they understand their true
inwsrdoess.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

gHLy one Republican asks the nomina-
lion 70. Congress in this district. Six Dem
o,rs,s an, anxiously after it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

C,NJsLE and BLACKBURN, Of kentucky,
are coming to the aid Of West Virginia
nsmocratS in this canvass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

GsosER CIEvELLND's letteris getting var
p;shed. It viii be ready for publication
shortly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
patti NAV Not Get . Divorce,

PARIs, August l5-The balance Of opinr
ION expressed by the bar is that the court
viii refuse to grant Patti q divorce from
MARQUIS de CAu1 on the grOnnd that the law
reserves rights of divorce 10 such applicants
as have received injury in the marriage re-
lstion.
Application for divorce has been fled BY
the Due de BesufrsRsnk The gronnd On
which this Is based 3 the alleged ramors Of
the extrsysganeee Of his wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

Hos. HENRY S, WALEER, the eloquent,
will be the speaker Of the day at the New
Msrtinsyiue convention next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

PaIApEsssn, Pa. Asgua is,-CAsis.
mss Cosrs. < fhs Repabl;ess stsss Co.
.is.ss. 70 dsy. nd 70 sa Evssisg Tde
r,pb rpsrs~ III. ssssasrl. DeaAsa CO.
sroa viii aes b . essdidsss fos rs>'sein
10 The United Sn ies 6enste.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16
A LADY, Who suffered from weakness p

A LADY. Who suffered from weakness ps-
culiar to ber sex, in writing to . friend,
said: 81 tired various kidney medi-
ciues, but only iound myself rrOwing worse,
A friend teld me 70 use DR. Guysotts Vel,
low Dock and SarsapsrillA It's effect on
ne was soon iudicsted BY clear and bean,
tiful complexion, freedom from aches and
pains q complete removal Of nervous de
preston, painless regularity in habits Of di
eestion and Otherwise cannot praise ths
remedy too highly a. . true friend TO safer
ing won anhood and as $ strengthsn1nG
- edicine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

WEregret to observe that our distin-
--ished friend, Mr.. BLAINE, of Maine, has
escorted to he jimsweeRey tactics and gone
.-.o he libel suit business. That is a mis-
axe, JANIS G. We heartily applaud your
determination to defend the honor Of your
Vie AID children, even with your lite, as
yoU ay. out that suggests the use Of six
shooters and no, briefs and pleadings If
Won don, feel Ike engaging in sanguinary
c0aaic. yourself you can do as you did
during the sar-hiEe q substitute. But let
E5el suits alone We advise you. That is
-ssalIy the resort of the bully, who is a.
TsTs a coward