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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-09
SALVATION JUBILEE.
The Army of wheeling Has n Big Day
OF 1t.


The Army of wheeling Has n Big Day
ofIt.
Yesterday was red, white and blue day
for the Salvation Army of the First West
West Virginia corps. For the past week
gorgeously colored hanger has ornamented
the dead walls announcing the events in
high colOrs of the printers art. Yesterday
morning. the delegates from abroad began
TO come in, until some two scores of stran-
gers had arrived. They were nearly all off
GERS, from captains to lieutenants, with a
very few priystes, and came from Cleveland,
Pittsburgh, Liverpool Wellsyille and other
points along the upper Ohio. A band Of
musicians, every one Of them saved, as q
speaker announced, later on, came down
from Liverpool and added much to the pro-
ceSsion.
There was 9 small parade in the after
noon, followed BY 9 hallalujah banquet in
Market hall in the early evening. About
dusk the usual parade was given, winding
up with the grand jubilee meeting at Melo-
deon hall The meeting was so well attended
that the hall could scarcely contain the
crowd and the pencil of Hogarth could
have no more than done justice to the
scene Some Of the prayers and addresses
were touchingly eloquent and brought tears
to the eyes Of outsiders, while the soldiers
went into ecstasles Of grief.
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A Card from Mr.. Howell.
Ia "A. E1,Lnr nf ihs Ps,riitsr-

The fact that | am candidate does
not impel me to answer the card in this
mornings REGISTER / am induced to
make q very brief statement, in justice to
myself on account of the fact that some
who read that card may have been misled
by its generalities. The charges that /
attacked German universities, or have
limited that the standard Of morality main
tanned within their walls was not up to the
West Virginia plane, are untrue. 1t is true
that | wrote two letters this week from
Morgantown concerning the status Of
The West Virginia University. In
those letters was the statement made
By Rev. Messrs Finney, Chaplain, Of the
University, and Foster, pastor Of the Bap-
list church and an slumnus Of that Uni
yersity. myself neither directly nor inii-
rectly made any reference to either the Ger
man Universities or their standard of moral
ity as have no knowledge Of either. |
have written this explanation for the bene-
fit of those who did not read my letters and
who doubtless have been misled BY the su-
thor of the nc name series,
c. s. Howell:
HheeLiaO, luq,ist 9Th, 1884.
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BKLLAKRR.
Accidents and Incidents Marking tho
Course of Life and Death.

II "a
Academia and Incidsnts Marking the
Course of Life and Death.
A little boy of Patrick Brannon. Of the
Second ward, while playing with Q shoe
knife cut deep cash in his leg just shove
the knee. The wound was dressed, and the
boy is getting along nicely. The A. n. e.
campmeeting at Bethel stss;on, on the B.,
z. Il C. road, is well attended. Excursion
trains will run to the grounds Tomorrow,
and will attract large number of people
from this place. ]. N. Criswell is making
brick for the fourth kiln this summer. He
has furnished Benwcod with large mum
Der of brick this summer. The Misses Kate
and Ella Sherry, who h.ve been visiting
friends in Belmont have returned home.
There is q new boy baby at Louis Schiller
hitzsweitzers, in the Second ward. Mr..
Gardiner Clark. of Wellsburg, is visiting
his son Earle, the barber, in the First ward.
Mrs Clara Kraut, of the Second ward, who
has been i'll for several days, is GONZALES
cent. Mrs. Lizzie Rutherford of Bysyille,
o., is visiting al the residence OF her father,
Hon. J. B. Shanafelt Of the Second ward.
Mrs Judge Caldwell, Of Grand Island,
Neb., is visiting friends in the city. An
infant son Of Charles Kehrer, Of the First
ward is seriously ILL., Walter Darrah, Of
St. Clairsvale, was shaking hands with Bel
hire acquaintance yesterday morning.
Berthe, II pear old dasghter Of George
hyatt, of the Third ward, will be buried To-
daT. Messrs. C. ]. Hoffnan and John Al
lura have forTned a partnership and viii
wor% the Hoffman coal bank A.meeting
OF TIE miners Of this district is, cslled'for
Friday, July Is, ct Cambridge, to take into
consideration the question Of wages for
winter mining and other mattersof import
ance. The projecs OF extendirgthe B., z.
Il C. railway from GAINESVILLE to McC onneAS.
vile, Morgan county, is meetingwit great
alonythe line ssd the rail-
road viii no doubt Be built to that town..
A little child of Thomas Dnufee, Of
the Second ward, was buried yesterday.
The citfboard of education has appointed
Mr.. D. E. Andrews teseher of German, vice
Mr.. M. Heinze, resigned, and Mr.: ]. A.
Hopkins principal Of the Second ward
schools. Dubois 4 MeEOy's planning: mill
is running full time with plenty of wosk on
hands. Miss Louisa Roscoe is visiting
friends in Woodsfeld. The Cleveland and
Hendricks club bave received theirrcam-
paign hats.
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QUEER BED-FELLOwS.
Meeting of Negro and Irish Blaine Men,
Last Night.

Meeting of Negro and Irish Blaine Men,
Last Night.
Yesterday mornings papers contained N
call for meeting of Irish citizens to con-
slider the political outlook and pass resolu-
tons. Anthony Lally was the moving
spirit ana presided at the gathering which
was held at Labor Hall, in pur-
suauce of the call He said 1--WE
have met to hand over the Irish
vote to Blaine and Logan" and when a
bland smile went round, an irate citizen
waved his arm and said they were not
Joking, but meant business. So a roll Of
seventeen names was called, containing
thirteen Republicans and four Democrats,
and an election of officers was had. An
thony Lally was president, P. j. Gilligan
vice president John W. Armstrong secre-
tary and P. j. Gilligan treasurer. Commit
tees of four on resolutions and "execoOtlve
we're appointed also. A citizen moved to
increase the committees TO seven, where
upon the chairman shot up and demanded:
Where you going to get EN- att? They
couldn't get enough and the original num-
Der was retained An effort was made to
get Darby McDonough to sign the roll, but
Darby said he had signed the Democratic
roll thirty-6ve years ago and that was enough
for him.
The three tailors of London" then pro-
ceeded to hand over the Irish vote to
Blaine and Logan, by inviting colored
delegation to front seats iu the meeting
and listening to the editor Of the colored or
gan make speech. 1t had been previous
" agreed that fhe negroes and the Blaine
Irish were "one and inseparable now and
forever" and with two such elements they
would sweep the country" Mr. Lally also
made speech and the meeting adjourned.
The echoes OF the meeting, as heard on
he streets were extremely amusing.
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STEEL FROM PITTSBURG.

During the visit to the mill nearly one
half of the stockholders were found scatter
ed about the week, over looking the machin.
ery and every few moments two or three
Of them would put their heads together and
have quiet chat From what could be
picked up the reporter learned the follow
ing: The company have contracted for the
putting up Of large Swiddell gas heating
furnace, which is to take the place of the
old heating furnaces. A similar heating
furnace was erected by the Bellaire COM
pany sometime ago and would not work
and had to be torn down. The company
will secure their steel from Pittsburg firm
and use it in making nails until other ar
engagements are perfected. The doing away
with the forge department OF this mill
throws over l50 men out Of employment
who will have to leave the city and seek
employment in other cities.
OTHER MILLS MUST FOLLOW.
Last night, a gentleman connected with
the manufacture of iron and nails, said to q
REGISTER man:
This movement Of the La Belle is the
first break. The other mills are bound to
follow that lead or strike son. ething else that
will put them on an equality. With the
nail trade there is constant struggle for
existence and none can afford to give an
other an advantage. The La Belle has
what it considers the biggest scheme on
record and common sense teaches US those
men would not rush blindly into blind .ex-
pertinent They have what they believe to
be big thing. The other mills will follow
suit and in short time pudding, as fine
art, will be numbered among the lost arts
in Wheeling. Boilers, helpers and third
hands, heaters and heaters helpers, muck
rollers, coal diggers and all Of the men who
work in the forge departments of our mills,
must soon prepare to go. / regard it as
sad blow to the workingmen Of Wheeling.
THE DISASTROUS EXPECT.
The effect of this move on the business Of
Wheeling may be very serious and is Ger
tainly worthy of consideration. To the men,
themselves it will fall as a stunning blow
II could not have come at worse time for
them. At this time men were out of money
and looking to the resumption of the mills
to replenish their means. For nearly two
months there has been period of enforced
idleness, and now comes peremptory dis
charge in the place Of the expected work;
Should this move become general it will
affect in the various branches one thous-
and men, or at least Eve thousand
persons in all The trade produced BY
the living expenses of those Eve thousand
people will cease and retailers will certainly
feel it. More than that The cost Of the
work in converting iron ore, or pig iron,
into steel bar viii go to Pittsburg. instead
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES..

PIRST PREsBYTERIkN CHURCH
Sunday, August 10, at De e. m, BY Rev Dr. Har-
ris.
FIRST BAPTIST CHUReH.-Prachinesa
Aug At 10, at 80 m; and7 30 p. m, By ihs pas.
tor, Rev. q. NJ. Shott Morstug topic: Tbs art Of
bearing" Evrning topic: "AnaIogies fresa r.il-
road NE" Sunday -school AZ 2 p. IN. All are in
vited.
RoURTH STREET N. E eHURCH-PrsAeAins
Sunday, August 10, 1884 at 10 % 4; H. and 7:SP;n
BY the pastor, Rev. Jos E Ss.ith, ID. ID. SNsday
SCHOOL al p. ~ Young Peoples Meeting, Monday.
T:S0 p. n.
DISCIPLES CHURCH-PreasAing Sunday, Aug
TO- At 1890 4. m by the pastor Rev. L }. Hart
Morning subject: -Seek FIRST theKingdom Of Gsds"
S,uday-sshool at $50 T. m. Mr.. Hast will preach
in Rev. Wsbbs Church, In TriadetpAia, in the even
ing.
FIRST ENG. Ev. LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Services Sunday, August 10, 1884, ~ N:s0 g. m. ssa
! :i5 u IN. Rev. +. W. L. Peschas, II Wilmington,
N. c., formerly member Of this church and sun
day -sehool will preach In the morning; the pastor,
Rev. L II. Dornblaser, In the evening
ST LUKEs CHURCH, Misunderstanding suns
day, August 10, 1884, ut 1880 = m, By Rev. David
Greer.
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nnsULxs on SUMMING.
small Matters NJ News f7oks.f Up IIs,
AM, Tharo

small Matters NJ News faoksk Up lIss
This Municipal Court meets ss $50 thi
molnihg.
Nor 9 marriage license wa Issued q
Clerk HOok 5 Office yesterday.
1HE Our Social had pleasant time a
W;lbcrt's Garden. last night
Tux nisehievioes monkey Of McLaiu
Bios. was sent to Wheeling Park yester
day.
THE work Of putting tar and sand on the
brick on Chapline street was completed
Yesterday.
THE Riverside mill company deny the
assertion that their engine was taken 70
BenwoOd Thursday.
A TENPERAScE meeting will be held at
PsrkcrS hall this afternoon. Judge Gran
mcr will address the audience.
Irsryyr,; was the fitch birthday Of
Mr.. James Riddle. Of the water works. sud
his friends serensded him last night.
YESTERDAY Joseph liner was arrested on
q charge OF assault and battery. The case
Sill be tried before Squire Henry this
syening.
YESTERDAY afternoon the remains Of
Patrick Gayier, a section boss on the
Hemp6eld, were inferred at Mt. Calvary
Cemetery.
Sur. DILLON Of the gas works, had a
force of men at work yesterday making
needed connections from the new gas main
in East Wheeling to the smaller.
FRANK LINK was before Squire Ankle
Yesterday on a charge of assault and bat
terT. The defendant WAS fined s. and
costs and required to give $50 bond for
his good behavior for one year.
The case of the State vs.. Bell Miller. on
charge of disturbing thepeace, was tried
before Squire Ankle yesterday and the de-
iendant required to give 500 bond for
her good behavior for one year.
A POSTAL from the Wysndotte fishing club
which is camped in Marshall county, on the
Ohio river, informs US that the boys are
catching q very large quantity of fish. Yes
terdsy q salmon was caught weighing 10
pounds.
YESTERDAY evening about halfpast seven
O'Clock quite large crowd gathered at the
corner Of Eleventh and Chspline streets TO
witness the strange actions of an Italian.
Officer Furgison and Captain Bennett ap-
peared and took the man to the lookup,
where medical aid was summoned and it
vas discovered that he was lsboring under
an attack Of delirium tremens.
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WHO Is THE THIEF.
Three Men Arrested For Taking One
Watch.

Three Men Arrested For Taking One
Watch.
On the 18th of last month, Phillip Me-
dert lost watch valued at $40 at billions
or McManaway'S saloon on Market street.
He is not certain at which place the watch
was taken. Officer Junkin's recovered the
watch from a couple of young men named
Wise and MoseleJ, of Trisdelphia. They
claimed to have purchased it of VIM.
Docerty. A warrant was secured for Docerty
before Squire Arkle, and Captain Bennett
arrested him, he claimed to have bought
the watch of Louis P Frobe A warrant
was then secured for Frobe, who upon being
arrested claimed that he purchased it Of
VIM. Winder Winder was then arrested,
and the trio together brought before the
Squire. Winder was committed to Jail in
default OF $500 for hearing next Tuesday.
Frobe gave $500 bond for his appearance
on the same day and DOcerty was required
to give 500 bond for his appearance as a
u-itpaas
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THE FISHER FAILURE.

Several Wheeling Firms Lose Heavily.
Wholesale grocers were considerably stir
red up yesterday over the assignment OF d.
". Fisher Of the Benwood store. Frsm
some cause this failure has created more
than usual talk, as failures 60. and people
seem to think there is something peculiar
about this one. Mr.. Fisher is very well
known al over this part of the State, and
his financial embarrassment was talked OF
some days before it eliminated in his as
signment.
Several Wheeling firms lose heavily by
the failure. Jos. Speidel 4 Co. are said to
be out about $1,000, and S. Baer $ Sons
$500. Others are also losers by it. A
schedule of the assets and liabilities have
not been made public, and the exact con-
dition of his affairs is not known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-09

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall Mich,
offer to send their celebrated Electro-V oltaic
Belt and other Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days to men young or old) az
fiicted with nervous debility, loss Of vitality
and manhood, and all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis
and many other diseases. Complete restor-
alton to health, vigor and manhood guarsn-
teed. No risk Is incurred as thirty days
trial is allowed. Write them at once for
illustrated pamphlet tret.
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Typhoid Germs In Infected Milk.

There was great alarm recently concern
ing the milk from some of the dairy districts
in the State of New York. Milk cans had
been returned without washing, and in con-
sequence there were a number of cases of
low typhoid fever. In each case the fever
attacked the weak, and those whose consti-
tutions were so disordered as not to be able
to resist the disease. Enrich your blood
and strengthen your constitution with
8roans Iron Bitters, and you can resist at
lacks which otherwise may prove fatal. 1t
cures dyspepsia, malaria, chills and feverS.
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Thousands Say So.

Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
II never hesitate to recommend your Elec-
trio Bitters to my customers; they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers"
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicines known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without them. They will
save hundreds of dollars in doctor bills
every year.
Sold at so cents bottle by Logan 4 Co.
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OHcers Installed.

The following officers were installed by
D. Il. C. R c. Peters in Wheeling Tent
No. SO, Independent Order of Rechabites:
P. C. h, Andrew McElvoy; Sheppard,
Daniel Morgan C. R., George c. Boden;
D. R., VIM. Hunt; R. s., Charles Farmer;
F. s., Ezra Rodgers; Levite, VIM. F. Hig.
gins; !. G., James McGill; o. G., Samuel
Reed; K. Il. s., Vim. Gray; L. 81. g., Chas.
Saunders
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A Walking skeleton.

Mr.. E. Springer, Of Mechanicsburg, Pa.
writes: Twas afflicted with lung fever and
reduced to walking skeleton. Got free
trial bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption which did me 70 much good
that bought dollar bottle. After using
three bottles, found myself once more q
man, completely restored to health, with a
hearty appetite, and gain in flesh of 4s
pounds.
Call at Logan l. Co.'S Drug Store and get Q
free trial bottle of this certain cure for al
Lung Diseases Large bottles $l.00.
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rl.,r,,..YI

~ - ~ 1esOss z i
From Col ]. Maidho.s, Of, New Yotk:-
II have suffered severely for the past ten
years from Hay Fever in early and mid
summer and in The fall desire in the in
terest of mY fellow sufferers to testify in q.
yor Of Eys Cream Balm. Ny ahort use Of
it demonstrated it, e6icacy.| Maidhot
4ol Broadway. tbs easily applied.
Icsn recommend Elys Cream Balm TO
all Hay Fever sufferer, it being, In my
opinion, founded upon experience and 9
sure cure, was afflicted With Hay Fever
FOX twenty-five years and never before found
permanent relief-Webster Fl. Haskins,
Mstsh6eld, "
Ny brother Myron and nyself were both
cured to all appearance Of Hay Fever and
Cstsrrh last July and Augst- Up 70 this
date. December %, neither have had re-
turn Of these troubles. Elys Cream Balm
was the medicine used.-Gs6riel Ferris,
Spencer Tioga county, N. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-09

The Wheeling District campmeeting will
begin in their grounds August 18th and
continue 10 days Every preparation has
been made for pleasant and profitable
time. Tickets are on sale at the following
places: Logan h Cos drug store, John
8si6e's Union ticket Office, James Reeds
Grug store, Dr. J. McCoy's drug store, at
Wheeling; A. L. PelleY, post Office, Ben
wood; George Edwards store, Dr. Morris
drug store, Michael Dunn's store, Mounds
Vile; Evans & Co, Rosebys Rock;
Blondes store, Glen EaSton; VIM. Hicks,
cameron; James Lancaster, Warrington;
and At the Post Office at Shersrd and
Limestone. Let none fail to provide for
the meeting.
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Just Receiving

Another lot of carriages, jump seats, two
and three spring phaetons, dog carts, piano
box and cut down front buggies; al full
leather trimmed and warranted; also full
platform and three spring wagons for less
money than ever before offered in Wheeling
Call, see and price at ]. W. Ferels, corne'
Main and Twenty.nrst streets.
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CABIN AND DECK.

some Of the Minor News Notes Corralled
Yesterday.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night with feet, 6 inches Of water in the
channel.
The Diurnsl arrived at noon yesterday.
She will leave for ParSersburg to-day in
place OF the Courier.
The II. Mcconnell arrived with a barge
load Of wstermelons yesterday.
The Clifton arrived from above with q
barge load of bricks yesterday. She left
Tor up the river light during the afternoon.
Business among the local packets only
fair
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

T he Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale BY Logan l. Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-09

Mrs. Winslow's Soothaag Syrup, for chill.
dren teetiiag, is the prescription Of one Of
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success By mil
lions of mothsn for their children. Dur.
ing the process Of teething its value is in
calculable. 1t relieves the child from pain.
cures dysentery and diarh,a, gripping in
the bowels, ard wind Collie. By giving
health to the child it resty the mother
rice &c bottle.
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Notice.

/ take pleasure in announcing to my
many old patrons and the public in general,
that I will open to-day a Merchant Tailor.
ing establishment at No. 80 Twelfth street.
An in want of good fitting, fashionable
suit, Will please give me call q. Lingen,
Merchant Tailor, 80 Twelfth street.
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Sunday August II, 1884, the B. L o. will
run an excursion train from Wheeling to
Burr's Mills and return, leaving Wheeling
at 7:j5 a. M, city time, arriving at Burr 5
Mills at 9 q. m. Returning will leave
Burr's Mills at 40 ?. m. Round trip
tinkets 81
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Indie, 70 Nov Adrertlsemepts.

Cincinnati Industrial Exposition.
Notice-Demoerats of Union District
Sweeten Them-R. ]. Smyth-
Gold Band China-Ewing Bros.
Campaign BadgeS-Stanton aud DaVen-
port.
For Ssle-Saloon Stand.
Cabbage Worm PoWder-List & Williams
-[Locsl Page
For Sale-Family HOrse-rLOcal Page. ]
I ght Rope Walking Local Page.
"anted-COOk-[LOcal Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-09

IHAvE now q good stock Of Arm and
Hammer Tobacco, which has grown so
popular. More of this brand is used than
sny other one brand in our markets. Sold
Sy leading grocers. G. s. Fesny. l4lo
Main street agent
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o., 600 Versus 01.50.

81 spent $500 with other doctors"
writes Mr.. J. W. Thornton, Of Claiborn,
Miss, Samaritan Nerrine, however. alone
cured my son of fits" This is On par with
hundreds Of others, speedy but thorough.
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Jos lot Of Is, 900 worth of Mems Clothing
bought at 50 cents on the dollar and Wiii be
sold the same way. Can and see for your
80 Rv NV. FERRKLL,
Cor. Main Twenty-6rst StA