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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-10

auce to business and industry. There IS
no ambiguity in his language. What he
believes be says, what he says he means
and he meets the question Of revenue re-
form with q degree Of csndor and hdehty
to our great business and industrial inter
ests that must command the general ap-
proyal of business circles, and the cordial
truth of the whole nation. The assumed
protection leaders, who have come to the
front in the face of the demand OF the he
publican platform in favor Of tariff reVi-
SION and revenue reduction, to forbid any
modification of our revenue laws, must be
halted in their folly BY the plain and
pointed expression of the President, unless
their ill.advised zeal for the monopoly
features of protection has wholly clouded
their Judgment. AS this Journal has re-
peatedly assured them, they will have
faithful ally in the Cleveland administrs'
ton for lust protection to American labor,
and their duty is 50 plain that he who
runs may read to cordially co operate with
the Administration in the reduction OF
revenues on the basis of the message.
The widespread apprehension in bnsl-
ness and industrial circles that Demo
cratic administration might unsettle busi'
ness trust, and peril our vast industrial en-
terprise by tariff revision in the drift to-
ward free trade, is now dissipated by the
broad and positive declarations of both the
President and Secretary of the Treasury,
and both capital and labor can accept the
assurance that there can be no Ohock to
their prosperity while Grover Cleveland
shall be President. This emphatic sssur-
snce to our business aud industry must
quiet sll unrest created By reckless part,
sans, and our business and industrial
channels can give to the Government their
hearty co operation and confidence.
CAPITAL PRESS COMMENT.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-The Even
ing Star, com mmenting upon the President 3
message, says: The message throughout
is characteristic Of Mr. Cleveland in the
clear cut, explicit declaration of his
views, allowing no manto mistake them In
any particular"
The Critic SAYS: There are many
wise and valuable suggestions in the mesa
sge."
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A DESOLATE MANSION.
Seen es at the Residence of the Dead Mill
iionaiFe.

Z
iionaiFe.
NEw YORK, December 9.--The rain that
poured down in dismal torrents in this city
today added to the desolste look OF the
Vanderbilt palace on Fifth avenue this
morning. A simple knot OF Grape depend
ing from the bell-knob was the only mourn
ing emblem visible, but the curtains were
all closely drawn and the house closed up
as it was without any signs of life within,
except when servant answered the bell
presented q gloomy. aspect. The broad
entrance to the Vanderbilt mansion pre-
sented an uninviting appearance. The
servants Of the house, wherever they ap.
pesred, wore sombre colored garments and
trod lightly as they passed to and fro SEEM
ingly fearful of disturbing the mourning
family Of the dead millionaire. Passersby
stopped in front Of the palace and gazed
curiously at the building eying it from
roof to basement, and then passing on their
way.
The body Of the dead railroad msgnate
lies in the chamber formerly occupied by
him in the southwest corner OF the secoud
/ floor. The sons, Cornelius and George,
watched all night with the remains, and
early this morning the members OF the
family met to make the final arrangements
for the funeral. Mr.. and Mrs. W. X.
Vanderbilt, Frederick W. and wife Mrs
Shepard, Mrs. Sloane, Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
and Mrs. Twombley had reached the house
by 10 o'clock.
At $50 o'clock messenger was sent to
the house of Mr.. Chauncey NJ. Depew, a
No. % East Forty-ffth street, Who an
swered that he would arrive within an
hour. Mr.. Depew told reporter that the
family had not yet decided who the pal
bearers should be, but that he would an
nounce the list during the day. He ssiC
the family could not realize their loss al
yet. Some OF the members, be said, were
weeping bitterly this morning when ht
called, and seemed disconsolate beyond
description.
The callers at the mansion to-day in
cluded nearly every man of prominence IL
finan cial circles here Among them wer'
Pierepont Morgan, D. 0. Mills, 6idne!
Dillon, Salem II. Wates, Cyrus ". Field
. JOln hlup, ME. CdOOlo' DClohO " S"i''H
Samuel Sloan, John D. Rockefeller, ant
Rev. Drs. John Hall and Deems, Elihr
Root, Drs. MclI&ne and Webb, Mr.. Fabre
of the firm of Drexel, Morgan x Co., Mrs
Gen. J. Watson Webb, Mr.. Wilson 6
Hunt and Mr.. J. Fred Tanis,
1t is now definitely settled that tn
funeral will take place on Friday, and tina
the services at St. Bartholomew 8 ChurcI
will be public. The remains will be in
TERED in the family plot at New Drop
Staten Island, until the Vanderbilt E1ausc
: leum is completed.
In interviews with several prominen
fiosuciers today with regard to Mr.. Val
dsrbilts death and its probable effect, tn
following views we're CLEANED: Secretsr
Ely, of the Stock Exchange, said; "As
matter of course the death o! Wm. H. Val
n derbilt will have a temporary depressin
effect upon the market, but there will b
no panic. Mr.. yanderbilts stocks vel
o mostly bought on sight, and paid for, thu
g being to q great extent removed from tn
market"
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MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. Joel Hobensack will be buried this
afternoon at hall past one in Walnut Grove
cemetery. All friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
The Benvood blast furnace repairs are
progressing nicely, and the place will b
ready to make pig iron in few weeks.
Mr.. George McKim's machine shop -
almost ready to commence operations.
The machinery is oil in and the sbaiing
hung. The place will be devoted princi,
pslly TO the manufacture of cooper sbop
machinery.
The First National Rink will be Is-
opened Saturday night, With . ne~ man
agement and guessing match.
The Martins Ferry Library Association
has purchased 10, Of new books.
Charles SelbY il suffering from .
bealed hand.
Exart Hobensack 10 home from Missouri
10 attend the fanersl Of his mother.
Conrad Long, Esq. LETT lAst night fer
Philsdelpbis, to buy Christmss toys.
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Esrvou, Deb,,itated Men

You arc allowed free trial Of thirty dayi
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for the speedy relief and permanent cure oi
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No risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet
with full information, termA etc, mailed
free by addressing Voltsic Belt Co. Mar
shall, Mich.
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THE DEAD MAGNATE.
What Is Said of vanderbilt's Death
IN New York;
CORPORATION MEETINGS TO-DAY
RecOIectiOns Of the Departed Millionaire
by Mr.. Depew---The Western
Unions Tribute.

New YORK, December 9.-Chauncey M.
Depsw, of the New York Central Railroad
said this morning that the Board OF Direc'
tors would probably hold meeting to-mor'
row to take action on the death OF Mr.
Vanderbilt. A number of meetings In
which the directors were interested, OF the
following companies, will be held; The
Canada Southern, New York Sleeping Car
Company, American District Telegraph
and Western Union Telegraph Companies
Mr.. Depew visited the Vanderbilt man
sion this morning and held a conference
with the members of the family relative to
the funeral arrangements. 1t is not ex'
pscted that 1.-The will will be read until
after the funeral on Friday. The New
York Central depots are being draped in
mourning to-day. Several engineers have
already placed Grape on their sngines' All
the officers of the company will attend the
funeral and tickets for admission to the
church will be issued.
PRESIDENT GARRETT's STATEMENT.
Coroner Messemer this morning took the
following statement from President Robert
Garrett, of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad,
on Mr.. Vsnderbilts death: II reached Mr.
Vanderbilt's house yesterday about quar-
ter past one o'clock He received me IN
his library, and we couVersed together
about an hour, perhaps a little longer,
when Mr.. Vander5iIts speech became ln'
distinct, and the next instant noticed
tWitching of the face, and almost at the
same instant his face was suddenly con
yulsed q was sitting on the edge Of his
chair He fell forward and | reached him
in time to thrust my arm under his shout
der and prevent him from falling heavily
to the floor. l placed cushion which
was at hand under his head and immedi'
stely summoned servant and called Tor
water with which bsthed his face until
the arrival Of his son, Mr.. George Wander
bilt and DR.. Miller. We did not realize
the fact of his death until the arrival Of
Dr.. Mclean"
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NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION.
4 House Wrecked ct Csnnonsburg, Ps.r-
Miraculous Escape.

L House Wrecked ct Cannonsburg, Pa
Miraculous Escape.
PlrTsBURG, December "a dispatch
from Cannonsburg, Pa, Gays: This morn
ing at o'clock an explosion OF natural
gas TOOK pl.cs ct the residence Of Wesley
Greer, on Main street, wreckipg the build
ing and hurting the occupants frol their
beds into the lot surrounding the house
thirty feet away. The force Of the CON
cussion was so terrific that the roof was
lifted from the house and carried hundred
yards. The sides Of the building bulged
out aud then feA. Immediately after the
fragments Of the structure took fire and
in less than 50 hour the whole VA
in ssAsG Mr.. Greer, his vift
aud two children, babe and boy foul
wears old were sleeping soundly at th'
time. They we're lifted with the flying de
bris, bed and Gil, and landed in the y'-'
S~E
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Iaft In Darkness.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, December 9.-An
explosion occurred at the gas works, sit
mated near the Grand avenue depot, at two
o clock this morning totally wrecAing the
bniIding. The engineer was probably
seriously injured. The tcwn is left II
.o,al darkness,
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Four hundred and eighty nine beats,
carrying 5,49l.O .O2 tons of coal, cleared the
port Of Cumberland, on the Chesapeake .
Ohio canal, during the month OF NOyen
Der, bringing in a revenue Of about Sl3,'
600. The shipments for The correspond
ing period Of 1884 aggregated 81, ,l5g
tons. The probabilities are the canal will
close about the 18th inst
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SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE
coaIsvsr ON, WIN HypophOsphitss.

Cod Liver Oil, with HyPophosphltsS'
y--,, PaIa,sMs cnd ESoaeious in Fa$tiRg RiSsdls''
DR.. c. T. Brouser, Rochester, n. T.,
.or..uAf,s, s-ving used Scots Emulsion
with ieai5sd benefit upon mysen, "''
taken great pleasure in recommending it
since in the various conditions Of wasting
in vhlch il is indicated"
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WASHINGTON
-, scsraw Confident Of Ul'
y" innate Success
.,s,nEyr's APPOINTMENTS
d, me Cagital---Ihe
) W 4 Congress isster-
DAY,

..
y p,cember 9.-cOlleet0F
',i,Y,, y. s., a,m. tonight, ieehngvety
'.;s,, . ~ b, case will be settled ia
.. ',-,, ,opina,iOu, hung up when t. the E
D. ,o,p.a IL tie spring were killed
,....,,v for the Preridsnt to
+. ~ nominations. 49,.
o,,.:5sp, stated this evening that
, - .,s.apcs in a :s~ days MS pol
g. 80 10 these cases. he says
gen, ,.,3 IL faa4re nominations in
- a.. twenty 6ve A dis,ingoi'h' d /
.,,, sho costr'Fsd With several
. senators today says tonight
49, :, ,,.:,ssd there will be no coz
.s,,,;.s9 to the Presidents Ap-
!. ~
49,. ..s.,>s
,iaos y;we.:on. \ n, Williams, :
-, al i P. Smith, Of
:. Y "a. a-e GncUR the ag-
J. E4mii.Ou, Of Esllsiter
--a,gs is .aii 10 Be he coming
....., :. Pa:asss5urs
.,....ran Phil Snyder is eoahasd to
=, Sickness to night BE was
,.-....g,,o5a7 IL lis usual health.
'....y.a-.es yos&grTss
mn nrcsnoer . tho Caucus
..... - Republican Senators, having
-, - :. s--ssgsusu, OF membership
= -, b-Ila msssioz this after
a Understood q dec1-
-. .s,orsl - teudsr 70 Sen
= :, rbs Craftsmanship Of the
=, Csr2i-r=e y.v.tsd by Sena,
-. 80. s-., 10 General Logan his old
,,.:....u Of he Committee on
81. r5r held by Gen. Jewell
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LIE marshaI Murdered.

CHArrGxoooA, TESE., Decem6er STA
Snscial to the Times says that Y. D. KeilsS'
limited States Deputy Marshal OF the
Northern district OF Georgia, was WayiAu
On Lookout Mountain, thirty miles from
Chattanooga, yesterday, BY i've neon
shiners and murdered.
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| SUFFERED with rheumatism in the
shoulder for months, aud the only thing /
found that did ne any good was Salvation
Oil. Itcured me and recon- -eai II TO
ell sufferers with said disease.
n. ULMAS, l Pearl street,
Baltimore Nd.
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A rarrible Accident.

AKRON, O., December 9.-Lsts this al
tsrnoon a sewer which Was being con-
strucsed caved in, burying seven la6orers!
four Of whom were crushed to death and
the three others injured SO badly that they
vill urobably die.
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rsrd ward, More eOngenIaI Work.

NIw YoRK, December s.-Ferd Ward
vas transferred to-day from the stove shop
in Sing Sing prison, where he was employ
ed to select castings and carry them to the
stove mountsrs, 10 the office Of Perry q
Co. in the prison, where he was Sc! to book
keepinp
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BKID0KPORT.

Miss Emma Rheims and Mr.. ellis were
married st the residsnes Of the brides
parents on Tuesday svending.
Miss Annie Bsggs and Mr. Park Love.
Of West Wheeling, viii be married In The
N. Z. Church by Rev. Winters. this even
ing. and there is another wedding to take
place during the bolidAya
James Higgins is adding second stosy
to his dwelling in the West End.
Mra John HoolAhan 10 in Fsirvood
visiting her mother.
Dr.. John Cooke 10 fe.icusly III.
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Mad Dog Victims.

NEw YORK, December 9.-Ths four
Newark boys VINO were bitten By q rabid
dog few days ago sailed for France on
the steamship Canada at 7 o'clock this
morning. They will be 10 NJ. Pasteur
hands for treatment BY Sunday week.
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COLONEL MeLUaEs OPINION.

Fhs Message Regarded As a Positive -"
suranRs to Business aud Industry.
PsLADgLPHI4, December ?. - IRe
Times will say: President cleve-
land gives the mOSt positive Rs'ur
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Why Has soEodsnt

BECOME the staple Dentifriee Of America
Simply because it is impossible to use it,
even for 9 week, without perceiving it:
hypienic effect upon the teeth, the gums
and the breath.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-10

DE-. PIEIcEs "F.. -.,orils Prescription. i
not eItolied "cure oil. but admirably
fuihl'- . singIenes Of purpose. bsins.
nuost potsnt specific IN those chrome
= vesinesses peculiar 70 women. Partasa-
i.r, 10 DR.. R~cs's large treatise on Dis
- Peculiar TO Women, l60 pages, esnt
for 10 cents in Stamps. Address Worhs
D;susnsary Medical Asocistios, sss Main
! Street. Ba6Alo, N. Y.
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neither being badly injured. Mr.. Greer'
hair and moustache were singed and his
back severely Injured. Mrs. Greer
was badly burned about the head and
hands and her hair was burned of.
The baby miraculously escaped injury.
1t was wrapped upin bed and the cloth
ing is supposed to have saved its life.
The four year old boy was less fortunate
and was pretty badly burned about the
body. The report of the explosion was
heard miles and aroused the citizens who
generally came to the relief Of the Greer
family and conveyed them to place Of
safety. The dwelling and contents are q
total ruin.
ANOTHER EXPLOSION.
At Sandy Creek, Pa. also occurred q
natural gas explosion. The supply station
OF the Philadelphia Natural Gas Company
is located there, and this morning at 10
o'clock the values were blown out, cutting
of the high pre- ssure to this city and csus.
ing the Suspension of work of several mills
and factories here. The explosion was
followed by FIRE, which destroyed the build.
ing. No person was injured.
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CoNDOLENCE.

Cable dispatches Of respect and con
dolence were received from James Nc
Henry and j. S. Morgan, London; AMI
Messrs. Harges aud Winthrop, Paris
Letters and telegrsms were also re-
oeived from Bishop Potter, John A
King, Samuel P. Colt, S. S. Jew
EFT, Monsignor Capel, F. B. Gowen and
A. ]. Drexel. Judge Rapallo, it is said
drew the will of Mr.. Vanderbilt aud I'll
contents will be made known Friday, at
ter the funeral. William X. aud George
Vanderbilt are to night keeping vigil be
side the remsiDs Of their father.
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-S-.->e,
@aa'si 1A.t he Postmaster General
4. Is asgsrg erected to furaish to the
--- : Es, Q; poeS S,ss 10 Maine and
~-AG=s Of parsons removed aud those
Sy'.-.si Poy1A,tsTs a. the sSme where
= 5iosa has favorsbly reSoG-
sc''sA1s sEs2do:ss1 the applications
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THE FUNERAL

C. NJ. Depew tonight said that at the
funeral Of Wm. II. Vanderbilt, which will
take place Friday, the following gentlemen
would act as pail bearers; Samuel +.
Barger, C. N. Depew, j. Pierre
pont Morgan, Chas. c. Clark, Judge
Rapallo, Judge j. P. Brady
VIM. Tnrnbull, VIM. L. Trott, Wm. Bliss,
D. 0. Mills, Geo. j. Magee and 5. w.
Caldwell. The funeral will be held in st.
Bartholomew Church, and admission will
be by tickets, which will beisaued to-day.
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work at 9, and worked al day long
and almost always until late in
the evening. He was the simplest in
eaters at the table, and never drank any
thing, except an occasional glass ofc clsret.
Nor did he ever use tpbacco in any form.
BE was extremely fond Of good horse,
and was one of the best drivers that ever
lived. he became, b. study and attention,
one Of the best judgeE of pictures in this
country, as ls testified by his gallery, which
undoubtedly contains the best collection
Of modern paintings IN the world.
The Dawson journal., 1885-04-09

Did you ever see a baby die in
its mothers arms? The little lips
livid with the sluggish blood; the
little nose pinched with white;tbe
dlmples on its cheeks and chin
drawn into long, hard llnes,all tell
the father it is dying, and he puts
1t in its mothers arms, and dash
ing a tear from his eye. saws:
Mother, it is not for long. The
deathdew is on its brow and we
must give it up" But she cannot
give it up. She says it must live,
and she presses it to her warm
bosom and prays in silence once
again, and breathes upon its pur-
pie tingers,and rocks it to and fro.
and chafes its feet and sings so
low you scarce can hear it, some
sweet lullaby, hoping against
hope to WOO it back to health and
strength. Alasl She cannot stay
the hand of death. It's breath
comes short and difficult, then
ceases, and the father saws. "Tis
dead" but she, stunned and hop
ing yet, raises it in her arms. It
gasps, and she cries that it will
i've; but no, that faint gasp was
the flnal struggle, and though she
again raises it, it breathes no
more. Mothers baby is dead.
r. ]. BURDETTE.
The Dawson journal., 1885-04-09
The Atlanta CONSERVATION.

In a long article relating to Che
B. B. B: of that city, says:
The Blood Balm Company start
ed one year ago, with $1,000, but
to-day the business cannot be
bought for $50,000.00l
The demand and satisfaction
given is said to be without a par
allel, as its action is pronounced
wonderful.
We are glad to announce that
our druggists have already Sc
cured a supply, and we hope our
readers will supply themselves at
once.
1t is said to be the only speedy
and permanent blood poison rem
edy offered, giving entire satisfac-
tion in all cases before one bottle
has been used. For Blood Dis
eases, Kidney Troubles, Scrofula,
Catarrh, old Ulcers and Skin
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The Dawson journal., 1885-04-09
DR.. Motifs Powders

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Price 50. Enclose the money to FRANK
STEVENS 81 CO., Baltimore, Nd, and it
will be sent by mail sealed. For sale by
j. r. James Sons, Druggists.
The Dawson journal., 1885-04-09
Queens Opinion.

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