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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10
VINO IS suEi
The Story ofa Bold aad Pretty Id.
ventures,
WHO oAzto THE DUKES BROTHER
And succeeded in R~;ng HIM POs-
ished for a TkeA She
Committed
A WEST viEsiNikR's wtfE

PHILADELPHIA, February 9. Harriet
Cordelia Blackwood. upon whose complaint
II. s. Macks, Of bogus sheck fame, was ar-
rested on Thursday nigh. last, on the charge
Of having robbed her Of 80 in house Of
questionable character, Gd' not appear TO-
prosecute Maeks, and it is row known that
she is none other than the notorious woman
whose name was coupled with scandal
, ,ssaosiss IL ,lRpsFial fsQily g RpssiA
Y EarN m HE she married SsSicp0t(
West Iirsiaian whose name sSe noW heSil
Trouble between husband and wife followed,
and some years later she returned to this
city to lead Re Of gaudy Shame. She
lived on Seventeenth street, sbovc Market.
in great luxury, and scandalizeds all who
Snew her in former days.
Roursntic,
Her vicious career has been Of the most
romantic character. Ars Blackwood. -
she now calls herself, is the daughter Of .
wellknowl clergyman oi this city. In
youtH she was q beauty Of . pronounced
blondy type, and her orsward charms. 70
gether with an erce.lent education and
many accomplishments; rnode her very NJ
tractive woman.
Uoe Hfni ~ Trouble.
Ten O. twelve years ago she went to 10
rope, ana during the Paris exposition she
fell IN with son Of the Rassian Grand
Duke Nicisolas, brothe,ot the Car, Alex
ander Ill. When the exposition closed
Mrs Blackwood, who had now assumed tho
name of Blanchard, accompanied tho young
Prince TO st. Petersburg, wlrrc he lavished
thousands upon her caprccs. Not long,
after her arrivalin St. Petersburg, imperial
Jewels Of great 7uloe were missed from ths
Emperors palsse. An investigation was
held and the baubles were traced TO Mrs..
Rlackwoods ara1ments. AT her instiga-
tion il was stated that the young Prince
had stolen the jewsls and presented them 70
his mistress. Tbs stones were recovered.
the imperial burglar was banisbed to Si-
berian fortress aDi'fhe adventures was O.
corted beyond the Rassian frostier By .
detachment Of gendarmes.
Rack Ir Paris.
While all Europe was still ringing With
the scandal and the Imperial family quarrel
was yet at its bisseeest, Mrs. B,Ackwood
took up her residencs-in Paris, where 10
became again and sssin' .he heroine Of seq
rational and scanda.ous aories.
When Mrs. Blackwood appeared st
Marcks preliminary hearing on Thursdsy
she was dressed with aultloss elegance and
costly diamonds twirlsled at her ears. She
still bore traces Of her former beauty and
retained something osthe air and manner
that had infatuated the nephew OF the
Car.
Going TO washisSten.
She boldly annourosd' hns intention o.
going to Washington to prepare for the 10
coming administration Mrs. Blackwoods
absence from the hearing to-day did not
prevent Marcks being held in $1,000 bail
TO answer the charge OF passing worth
less checks upon Annie Parker, OF Butsos-
wood strcetk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10
PARKERSBuRG.
oSmiuS and Going of People in the
New OIL City.

| .KaAA'As 49, NaNA--8
New OIL City.
Sgss.aio n. Rsgi,lcr.
|askspsurRG, February 9.-Dr. A. n.
ne and bride arrived in our city Friday
|aise from their extended Southern tour
d Saturday afternoon for their future
,e d Coolgille, o.
e. 1oLu Adair, foreman Of the Grafton
bin succeed Mr.. Alex Laird as mas
nsehanic IN this place. Mr.. Laird will
~ leave for Florida.
Is Coleman will engage in business
' IL b. her old stand on Sixth street, and
Chrlcs Fox, who now occupies II, will
se . other quarters.
II. d. Truman has been confined TO his
aa tcr several weeks by sickness.
'feragatons are being made here for the
h,au to be placed in St. Navier
rch Il will arrive this week.
Gilbert, one Of our prosperous
,letsle merchants, is disposiug of his
ucl!s here, and win remove with bis
Ia 10 FloridaY early in the spring.
N. II Briefly, Of Baltimore, spent Sunday
| |Iu alarcellus Clark and daughter, Miss
"a. are visiting in Washing City.
G. 3. CAN'T, farmer living 8 few miles
1 oftlis city was married few day
, }. 10 Nrs. Susan Dickson. The groom II
snt,- ,-fve wears old and the bride thirty.
|rhe wife Of Rev. Murrill, Of the Southern
lhodist Church has been seriously ILL.,
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MARTENS FERRY.
Last N,shrs Race. at the Rink General
Nev-p Notes.

Last N,shrs Race. at the Rinks-ecnerni
News Notes..
Aunt Fanny Hausiiton, saaged cctored
lady, wEs died ut her hene on Tslnat
street, early Sunday aorning, was buy7ed at
the WalnUs Grove cemetery yesterday at
p. m.
Joseph Musslow, OF sur towri has invent
ed roller skate with some ;adisputabiy
good points. He has built pGr and had
them IN use several times, and t.'us far they
have given entire satisfaction and shown
points of real Superiority He is now work
ips under a GREAT on ar extension plate,
which will addISill more 10 the attractions
of his skate.
Stephen Clars and wife are spending o
few DAYS with J.seph Mc@enry, Ia New
laHds addition.
Interest in tho water works question is
sot abating in tEs least We heard man
say Yesterday that he had tsken his stand
ga tep of the hyd ant and that we should
have water works Il they cosSthe town S2Ge.
Mr.. Malan Hilll OF Mt, Pleasant, spent
sunday in town.
hrumored that The puddle7s at the .ftna
nill will be put on sdll turn :a'the near ih'
tur.. The ftna, Standard cHd l.aughhn
mills all running stssdy, will have ten.
deaey TO improve tiraes hercabouts.
Absut so Of our rJsa and boys went OCT
to st. Evansville yesterday to tell the gard
Jury what they knew 1bout the Iliicit liquor
traffic going on in our iown.
Clint Collins the pear old Professions!
skater, spent Sunday vIth {. ". Flanigate.
from here he goes to indiana. Clint says
he is Aving the money he is now earning
10 use in educating himself.
Mr.. 3D. Houghton bought the property
owned BY Ad. Frazier il Neu!auGs addition
icr $500 cash.
Considering he waatEsr, there was quite
a large crowd turned ?to witness the halt
mile raJe between four oJ our amateurs at
he Eurslsa rink The eotries were Charles
pugh, Wm. Woodruff Harry Thomas and
an unk kaowa The three former were known
TO be veyy fast, and great deal OF interest
VAS manifested. The result by heats was
- follows: First heat-CEarles Pugh first,
Thoma j. second and Wocaoufr distGnced
time 23O. Second keat-Pugh first,
Woodruff second, Thomas distaneed; time,
~. The pSize was pair oi Henley a
improved olUb skates,
And still they come. This time VIM
Helliag holds the lucky nsslber and' the
prize "a boy) in his arms.
A snail boy came very aear being killed
near ths depot by the ; p. m" accommoda
iion.
In ~ Hentiening the aspirasas for the post
,fice in Sundays paper tie prints (o'
come one slse). caused us to emit the naut
ur DR.. ]. NJ. Blackforj, and to preix1dosto'
@ the ,ane Of J. Y. Patterson. IL wa
uurely uniatentional, for we have ell TIN
aspect possible for Mr. Patterson, And n
or the Doctor we can recommend him t.
Tr. Cleveland as being good DesosrAt
because he blew tin horn at the ;jollifaa
ION Ia 4 fab
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10

|sr !opg looked for Tax Assessment
~fch the Senate committee has been
| &ri5g for fortnight past, viii in all
|aElitv. be reported to the Senate to-
9The bills the most important Of all,
|sbs that will be offered, because It
L. aIl the legislation connected with the
|zshent and collection oftsxes. Latterly
|,trcr OBRJES and Auditor MILLER
Aeu adyisiug with the committee by
|akon rendering valuable service by
l. pf their extensive practical knoSf
d the present law and its detects.
|,ss report its main feature, as altered
aheuLed, quite conservative and avast
|otement on the old assessment law.
| eonsideriug the bill, all thoughtful men
|n look TO the best interests Of the State
ID people, and guard against the machi-
|1ns Of the bitter and radical partsans,
|nsster where they come from, who are
|sIbg BY falsehoOd to create a poPu,
IL judice against any legislation, how
n So and well considered on a subject
Like this deals with the most delicate
s.lal organs Of the body polite.
h Democratic party having a majority
|olh branches of the Legislature, viii be
respousible for every bill and resolution
IL at this session, and all true loya.
|sSersts should be constantly on the
{ 10 prevent the Republicans from
|ipilaling has,y and blundering legisls
|. .et nothing be done without due
rafice ent dehberahOn.
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Troops sent at wolseley's Request and
where They VIII Operate.

Troops sent at wolseiey's Request ana
where They viii Operate.
LONDON, February 9.-Three battshors
Of guards and four bataions Of infantry.
including two from Malta and
two from Gibraltar have been order.
ed 70 Egypt. Two batalions OF
infanry and q regiment Of cavalry
have been ordered to proceed from India
to Egyx. The nine bettaGons Of troops
ordered from England, Malta, Gibraltar and
India are sent at tde reqsest Of Wolseiey.
The Guards leav4 Englsud at the end Of
The .presspt. xselN Fro sbattaksss of &aSs
iisk infantry al prssrht in 0wer Egypt WIN
,roeeed Immediately 10 the Soudaa.
II is stated that alpthe to-ces comprised
within the nine battahJns TO Be sent TO Lord
Wolseley, will; after rezehing Suakin, oper-
ate between Saakim ard Berser; with the
object Of secu-iag. POSSESSION vt the route
between these points, ard then ettecting
compis,e Junction with TIE British forces on
the Nib; both above and below Berber
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10
WoLsELEv's WoR2s.
Giving his Estimate Of tho Worth ~ Two
f,reah GeneralS.

e,x,nr Hls Estimate Of tho Worth - Two
fireas GsneralS-
RtoHxoSD, Va. February 9.-in Decem'
ber last an acconslished isdy Of the South
received from SIR Gasset Wolseley. no"
cor nanding the British army in SoudAn.
The sollowinp lotter. in which be expresses
bis opipion of Genssal Grant and General
Rsbers K. Lee:
wIn oVyrcz, LoS1ox, December 8. 1884
NV DRAR MIA s.: | am very grats-
full for yovr kiAd letter and ior the valuable
su;ograpAs il contains. have been col
lec,ing the letters OF eminent people, bat
have Ssd Auch difficulty in obtaining those
Of The great men On your side OF the
| Atlspiie- have only knoEn t.c
hsyaes in my life, and General 4. Z. Lee =
one Of them, so zoo can knoE how value
ons Of his leslefA believe when time ha'
cslmed The angry passion in the North
| CeUsraI Lee viii be accepted in the Unite'
S,stes - The greatest general you have eve
| had ard as patriot second oniy 70 Nsse
iDsIon himself. Stonexall Jackson ! eni
knex Elisb,lY. His name vii live torevs
slso in Anuican history Shen tess q V Z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10

resolution to instruct the West Vir-
Representatives to vote for the BLAIR
..ionsl bill, passed the House yesterday
ote Of tbirty-four to tWenty'seVen. The
u members is given in iull in the reg
|roceedings The resolution will no
pass the Senate also 1t does not
! much what the fate Of the resolution
u the bill is not likely to be reached
, session Of Congress, as there IS so
othpr business, and so little time in
tto DO It. that the enemies Of the
i g can fG5uster long enough to keep
/. .Of reach.
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GOING SOUTH.
Cam erOD Gong South for His Health-Sa-
tIOnaI Committee Called.

Cameron Gong South for His Health-Sa-
tiORaI Committee Called.
WASHINGTON, February "a call has
been issued by the Secretary of the Ma
tiopaI Democratic Committee for meeting
to be held at the Arlington Hotel, Monday,
March 2. The purpose Of the meeting is
not stated. The second trial Of General
Swain has been postponed until Wsdnes'
day next.
Senator Don Cameron will start to-nor-
row for Florida. His health has been fail
ing Of late. His physicians advised him
not to remain here any longer, though he
wanted to stsy:the session out Cameron
has had two hemorrahages recently and Is
advised to seek milder climate in the fAE
South and take as much outdoor exercise
as nossible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10
MOUNDSYILLE.
flAt of Readable Items From Down the
the River.

'Gfl.t of Readable Items Prom Down the
the River.
S2scitl 10 ire Register.
Nor sDs,uLE, February 9.-Mr. George
y5 ' ho iel from the roof Of the new
s.isr rink several days since, and sus-
nee paip!ul injuries, is again able to De
Ths Eebsler Wagon Company have been
akias large shipments OF their vehicles
q lbe Ohio River Railroad this week.
| The barge Gyrce Of workmen engaged in
intiag the B. & U. station house have
axi7 eOmplcted their task and the build
: rsssents quite an improved appearance.
NJ. 5. c. Gaus, the agent Of the Ohio
' 'esr Railroad, has had = much needed
aIk tsje from his house to the B. i o.
Qofteiiizens are anxious 10 know what
2 epFPrs Of the rolling mill here expect
Cd Dn their ground year hence. While
| 10 taDf and sides are being blown of and
'aiit4 away, the machinery and smoke
ects sre rusting and being destroyed By
q H1olher.
On County Commissioners were in ses-
"a 40 week and among other things re-
nctd De salary Of the Sheriff to 800 per
ps1r ssd that of Circuit Court Clerk
aker . about G6 cents per day.
1ooc NJ. Armstrong, an old and highly
slpse,>a citizen Of the First ward, died on
uneHf niEh. after a short illness. The
ec.ts.l was about 70 years Of age and
'as s. ne time Surveyor of this county.
J1t Messenger train on the o. r. rail
oe1 vs. delayed Monday morning By &
80 ttp IN the rsrows below town.
b q currently stated that the officers o
~ AZ 81 Church are about 10 bring sui
4fH those who subscribed to to the new
ttI>t iuEd for the amounts subscribed.
m iiDg Elder Hite conducted quarter
Aing services at the N. Z. Churcl
slTday and Sunday.
feyiysl Oi 'elgion which has beel
IfeSs the pasi FIVE weeks, eOntiuHe
SN'<4AbaIed intelasf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10

Graut shah have long been forgotten.
Such, at least, Is my humble opinion Of
those men When viewed By an outside stu
dent Of military history who has no local
prejudice.
s"1 enclose you Q photograph with great
pleasure. ] shall indeed be proud that il
finds aplsce in your collection. l an slss
sending one direct to General Beauregard,
with my best thanks Sor his kindness IN
letting me have the autograph letter that
you have 30 kindly sent me. That OF Beau
regard is one that shall always prize. !
am indeed grateful to you for telling me 70
keep it
lSigned WoIsSLSr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10
soME oy OUR YRIkHDs.
The People We Cisia SD me strsAssss
Whhin Our Oates.

Tn, E.opI. We Gals. SD me straAgsss
Whhia Our Oates.
y;ss Kate Kennedy, Mn- @. W. Ditmas.
Mr.. Charles Scsmbra and Mr. Hal kse-
ned7 win leave the city By way Of the u.
W. ( XIV. II. r., TO Cincinnati; tbenoe bv
boat 10 New Orleans, whence they erpsct
10 remain six weeks Or more.
Mr.. Sam Miller, vho d Dangerously "
with typhoid lever, wss Little better ~
evening.
Mis- Csn;s NJ Noble, Of the BaA ksl.
Ia yery IN vish typhoid fevsr.
Mr.. ID. J. Mckee. vho has beea oseges-
ousIy IN q her residence 90 the lslssd ses
two or three weeks past y sioSiy inpssv-
). 8 v.a Law, Of zssssvills. ohie. hh
The city.
RI. Richard and soa. Of PafksssbefE
we're registered u the Howell hesss -
T. Y Martin. Of Rsveasvood, is In ~
v. J. Hss. Of Psiryiss. n. u. b -aatS
sppbsd as IL Hovsn HsasA
4. J. Damn. Of fHevast, Ohio. vas . -
city Yesterday.
]. r. Lynch, Jr.. Of Csstsbsfg. vssia
TX R.sciis, ot wslllbsrG case dsss
yesterday on shosttsip
Thomss Cats, Of Midland. Wst Va, =
Registered st The 8tann.
Mis Kenssday efSeaek. O., ~ sANE
friends are in The city yesterday. n.
T.J. McCleary asd - Of hy~sea -
ton, Pa, IN The coy.
Csps;D. Il. csstdgas. - Pafkdbs4s -
| Of the most popuisf eosdsetoaI q " Y.
K. Z. r., ease - ieH ~ - = .
,hs rosd = easA cosdtioa Asd de- ~ =
| snail sir.asa belou srs tiseiag - =
| good tssl u sssss.
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ALONG THE sHeHE.
wha. - Rslag Done oa tho Ohio
Riyar.

What - Rssag Done oa tho ohio
River.
Cap. JOAN A. Eddie, OF the-Bschslor, was
IN the city Yesterday and aHys kis boat
which Is nov lying at PittSburg. wilhbesin
her regular trips between here and that
point "a soon rs the weather and water will
permit.
The I'd. Roberts was due here last night.
bound down the river saer tow OF
empties.
The Il. ID. Wood passed npto Pittsour 4
Yesterday with tow Of empties.
The Comet went up yesterday with = y w
Of empties, bound for Pi,tsbu,g.
The marks stood feet inches, and ris-
ing slowly.
The Telegram is the ssly local 20 ckes
running now.
YEARS oP FLeSF.
PIr7snTRG, February "a diss strous
food is feared here unless the veatb er be-
comes very cold in the next twelve hours
Along the Monongahela and AL egheoy
rivers above the city to the headvsts Is there
are acres Of snow and ice varying rom SIX
10 eighteen inches in thickness. II IL comes
out with q rush the damage. no dc ,abl, will
he very great. A warm rain has been fall
ing since last night and dispas :hes from
points above report the rivers riss ig rapidly.
GREEsssoKo, Pa, February s.-Riyer
closed. Weather. raining.
BRnwSsvILLg. February 9.- River 8 fee.
inches and rising. Raining.
Lock No. 4, February 9.-laiver 10 fee,
and stationary, Weather, loudy. Thef
mometer 39N.
RIcRs LasprxG. February 9.-Iiiver !
feet, 10 inches and rising. Weather. rainy.
| Thermometer 45'.
On. CrrY, Pa, February s--4River sset
inches, and on stand, doudI and raining
Prr1ssURG, February 9.-kkver S feet
| and rising. raining
PAEKEas, Pa, February 9..--R;ver3 fee,
inches and stationary. Weather sioadj
and cool
LOUISVILLE, February s,-RiWs risipi
with 8 feet inches in Ae canal Cloud,
and damp and turning e>pidly co,asr.
CuKo. February 9.--Riser "a feet IN
rising. Light snow ihthsrmomstsr st zo'
| EVANSVILLE, PebrssEY 9-Rver 81 fee
and rising. Some Sos fell this Aisssnool
cold and blustdins..
PrrTsssEo, Pa. February a-Rises
feet inches sAd stationary; risiAg At bead
waters. Wezshsr rainy and mia
|
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10

/, eZ is some complaint against Mr..
LAND because he is observing the
l .ule so thoroughly. Never mind
,mplain. Mr.. President Its the Office
ts and gOssips who are making them.
PEOPLE are admiring YOUR discreet
/ when the opposite could have no
eHeet than annoyance to you. 1t
Z time enough to speak out your
MS and intentions when the hour ar
. o confer the honors at your command.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10

b., While the Intelhgeucer editor is
subject, will he rise up in his place
H. Tax Commissioner Mason has not
4 a editorials for the columns OF the
,,nrer2
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RErENRgR a complete cure for &c

REMEMBER complete cure Tor seneS
pains sores, pimples, urinary sediment dis
turhing dreams, nervousness, disPondeney.
indigestion and general weakness of mind
and body, brought on by improper habits OF
otherwise, Is found in two or three bottles
of Dr.. GuyscOsts Ysllow Dock and Sarsa
par;IlA as has been proven By the eKpsr
isnce Of many who long suffered bat ua1
feel well aud VirOng iu aQ psrta Of tha bOiy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10

|, COMMISSIONERS Mason has his say
l,orripg in another column He is
:, tradueers with a red hot stick.
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SOCIALISTS
Meet In Pittsburg and Advocate Murder
and ReVoIr sion.

and RevoIrsi0n
PIT1sRVRG, February 9.-Between fifty
and seventy-fve members of the Interna-
tional Workingmen's Association met in
Jefferson hail. Allegheny City, tonight to
discuss socialism and anarchism. Jos. Frick
and John Staub made lengthy addresses
Frick spoke in German and denounced the
United States Senate for passing the dyna-
mite resolution. BE said the Senators were
all millionaire and that they were playing
police for the English. AS a poor man
couldn't get rights by law and order he ad'
yocated murder and revolution, Staub
spokeiu in the same strain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10

4 A,ps<rs on low ground do enjoy a
Han in temperature at this season just
4 ,bsw and rain like that Of yesterday.
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In ali Departments.

PIrrs8URG, February g. The Edgar
Thompson steel works at Brsddocks resume
operations in ell departments tomorrow
giving employment to nearly four Thousand
men, who have been idle eight weeks The
men return 10 work at a slight reduction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10

!, vail of the English! Where, oh
1 "a Gen. GoRDoS2 The MAHDI would
.-,,s nrophet on that question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10

QuAcK doctors, elective bsls and othss
ssindlers who i've BY friehtssisg our young
men ala yosag women By naSsy circnlar1
viii Cad ,Aer occupations gors when 4
beos.sA generally known that Dr. Goysotfs
Ytlsx Dock and SarsapArilla y certais
tgys for al weaknesses oi the urinary o.
sars. neryousasss, e.e. Obey the laws q
heal.h. take fsz beetles Of this simpis
remedy ss3 yna viii soon be restored 70 pa
fec. coahoc5 sai vnfranhood. free fFos. nj
uorr;Esai ss Evi and dir - d hody
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WHITE TO The FRONT.

The Kentucky HebetudinOus Crank Again
Creates . Scene.
WASHINGTON, February 9.-ln the hoase
Mr.. White. Of Kentucky. rose to question
Of privilege. but bis 6rst sentence conVinSec
the Speaker pro tenn. Mr.. Blackburn, inst
such q question was not presented, ana ne
requested the gentleman to resume his seat @
but White continued his remarks Ine
Speaker requested the Sergeans-at-arms 70
seat The gentleman, and Deputy Sergeant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10

To cuRE an ordinary cough Or NOA take
one dose OF DE. Wears BalsaA Of Wild
Cherry before goSs to bed at night 1t
will cause . R6AnEion Of nervous excin'
biIity; alloW yoS. sweet reposs, and by morn
ing the cosgb viii be CONS. Il Is tbs oess
and therelG.e cheapest cure tor soughA
colds and consumption; Is sold ~ drugSlse
qeBeFsuS. sn1 ought TO De t0eGS 70 svetJ
ipteH ks1t hogsshaid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10
THE MILITARY DRILL

IN Roller skates-I.ast Nights Meeting OF
the Companies
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
Jefferson Juniors and Junior Plumed
knights was held last night, at the Upper
Market Hall to permanently organize ana
take final action on the proposed grand
military drill on roller skates.
4ue following civil and military officers
were unanimously elected: President,
Frank W. Wheat; Vice President,
Albert Warner; Secretary H. Carothers;
Treasurer, VIM Crawford; Captain Louis
r. d. Hunter; First Lieutenant, John Fai,
Ion: Second Lieutenant, II. Mckee; Third
Lieutenant, John Crawford; First Sergeant,
Ebb Donaldson; Second Sergeant Il. Moore;
Third Sergeant, Walter Wells; Fourth Ser
seant II. Darrah; Fifth Sergeant, NJ. ID.
GcNabb; First Corporal, Joe Auber; Sec
oud Corporal, Will Reed; Third Corporal
George White; Fourth Corporal, NJ. L. Col
Wig.
positions of the pIoprietors of the ChApline
street rink, Capilol rink and Island
rink. granting the free use ol
their rinks and skates for practice drills
and exhibition drills were received, fully
discussed and, on motion, the proposition o1
Mesprs. Rose and Eniler. Of the Chsphne
street rink, was unanimously adopted. :.
The whole company then fell into line
counted off, and marched 70 the Chaphne
Street Rink and there had their first prac
tice drill. From those present at the prsc
tice drill last night select corps OF tn
hest skaters will be chosen, daily prachced
and when they have attained q proper de I;
S cree of proficiency the exhibition drill vii
Sa duly announced. Last nights experi
mental drill was an eminent success 80 -
as skating Was concerned and the boys Dc
| baved very handsomely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10

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