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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
WATER RENTS.
Members of the Board Say They Are Very
Lenient in Ma king Collections,

Members of the Board Say They Are Very
Lenient in Making Collections,
Hello there, you gentleman Of the Water
Board What is in this talk about shutting
off the water from the premises Of people I'M
able 10 pay their water rent
There is nothing in it at all. We have
only ordered the water shut of from the
premises Of those who are able to pay, but
won't. Where landlords have not complied
with the law in furnishing each tenant
in house with q separate service
pipe, sometimes there is cause for complaint,
but the tenant has redress upon the land
lord, and in all such cases the Board makes
proper rebate where the water has been
shut off of a water consumer who has paid
his water rent, in order TO get at one who
has not.
Have you many outstanding bills
Many! Well, our uncollected bills for
the past year show upwards Of $4,000
Now, this does not look like oppression
does it? Ordinarily we ought to get in all
The bills, less about $4,000.
What am you going to do about it
Simply this: Make everybody pay who
can. The expenses OF running the machine
must be met, so must the debts contracted
for improvements and other obligations
We have taken an oath to perform certain
duties and if we are to be intmidated IL
heir performance we had better resign anc
let others obey the law,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
AN AGED BAPTIST MINISTER.



Your agent being in COlumbu,, ia, ieF
ago, and meeting the venerable brother J. II. - I
bell, we askc1 him for the news. His reply aar
have two more important cure, effected ~ --
Specific 10 report This ycnerabl" mau s. .h ..
lar and wide for his uHremitting labosO' iH'r . Z.
behalf Of the poor Of Columbus. II vii hu i.n
bcrcd that Swiirs Specific Co IN, donated TH''
amount oil their famous medicine, 10 he d ~.
10y Mr. Campbell among the poor Oi the CITY, '.-
biz remark He said. ~
81 have lust seen a lady who has been gr"a'.F'
noyed by letter In one Of her hsnd. J. "a =
her much Trouble aud pain. IN" sail 'h~ u -
treated by several ply siCiaDs during the pa.
or four ytars with the old rcn"ii,~, n''
giving any relief. ] suggested S~ili' 7i"'. a..
she took four bottles and l. now APPARENT =. ~.
well. Her hand ], smooth and NOT sIus" .-.
the di'easc left. I, T. marvellous how tn. ai .'.'
fenOvRtes the system
What about the other ctss?"
"Wen, that va. a lady also. She hal h..1 ~ r
sith eczema for i"Ur year,. Her IA, .,
arras as well IS her body, W.. CoycTri n'''
cores and .cabs. It was one u tho T0F'' 81,
thi. terrible dis as that have ever zen. .H
feriag Of the poor creature W., beyond -
she tried every remedy At cosamani in'iN Is =.
curry and Iodide Of potash, but she On -'r1
Hhr was in this condition WIN nrt sa~ ,
I soon hal her taxing SwliL- Specific an -
now taken only two bOttles Dot every H.'. " b.
disease has almost entirely dsAPpra. "A
str, Myth and general health have Ef-a' !,
II is one OF the most reinaf kaole cures tH1
snder my observation. ,.,...t.'
mMr, Campbell, you have had a loat al ~
perjelce in min Cling with men, aL.i "'' : ..'
aiaicii,ns and the renaf dies used ~ .
nninion a. 10 the merits OF Swift, 5Ht'c
"In ministry Of sixty years G,.S" a -.
every clss, Of society, and have O's1f'.i "a
variety Of diseases which ar'iut huG ".'F -
diseases are the mos, nuns rous and the u -
Tult 10 remove. II Is my deliberate lls 90
Egi!ts Specific is the grardest bio"l ru.
discovered. There is nothing Goiurt'H -
There is nothing too god ~ say ayJ-'
tiGc." ..-,..I ...
Treatise Oh Blood and SKIN DISEASES -,
Tus SWIFT SsECIfF, Co., ; ..
For sale by laughlin Bros & %. ar -.-.
Wheeling, al wholesale shd re'a!l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
nEErING or oIISERs.
The City Coal Digsers Form an OrganiSn.


3
ton
Yesterday afternoon large numbe. o.
the coal nine,r Of thus CRY met at K. o: L.
ball FOR the purpose OF for mig permsneu,
miners organization. The meeting
was called TO order by 7. H. Burtt
representative from me Ohio Valley Trades
ard Labor Assembly, who made briet
speech, stating the object Of the gathering
ard the general and favorable results &C
cruing from labor and trade organizations.
Mr.. Burt explained the objects and work.
ipgs Of the Trades and Labor Assembly,
how the organization Of each branch was
secured, the results TO be attained, and said
that no restrictions whatever would be re
Guired or expected of the proposed Miners
Association.
Mr. Burt was followed By NJ Edward
Robertson, in q brief speech, in tAe course
OF which he stated that the presen5time was
a verT favorable one for the organ.sa of
the miners Of this city. The Formation OF
d miners association was desired By the
mile proprietors themselves, and the carry
ing out Of the plan wouh De beneficial TO
all col csrned.
MI -hicJi d uS3CSalC Hpu the -latC
and Labor Association, succeeded Mr.. Rob,
ertson his remarks showing conclusively that
organizations of the character contemplated
conferred great benefit apon both employer
and employers.
Mr. Michael Gilligan,, miner, was the
next speaker. In sensible and practical
manner he called upon rs fellow Sorkmen
to organize, paying incidentally a high
tri6ate to the Ohio Valley Tradssaaa Labor
Assembly.
Ar. Gilligan was followed by Mr. Moran,
whose remarks were msinly devoted to
showing the bad state of affairs, existing
among Belmont county rinera skilled
workmen, he said were compelled TO work
for less than laborers wages, and al be-
cause OF the lack Of organization. He
closed by calling for the Signatures Of those
willing to form an association, and every
maa came forward. A temporary organi-
zatiOn was then formed by the selection Of
Michael Gilligan as Temporary President,
VI. Moran, Temporary Secretary, and
James Penman, John Donahue and Mich
ael Gilligan, Temporary Delegates to the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly.
The meeting then adjourned until Sunday
next, at the same hall, at clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
BIS Or NEWS,
Picked Up Here and There by Register
Reporters.


Picked Up Here and There by Register
Reporters.
Topaz is the anniversary Of the death
Of Henry Clay in 1852.
ONLY one case booked at headquarters
for Police Court this morning.
The Wheeling Business College will have
public graduating exercises this year.
A SWELL party of society folk will enjoy a
cold luncheon at the park this evening.
The Printing Committee of the Board Of
Commissioners will meet this morni ng.
The Linsly Institute has been handsomely
re painted and REPAIRED, and is now in good
condition.
Mr.. FRANK ]. LgNoYNE HUPr will hold
reception this eyening at his home on Four
tenth street.
ANOTHER large driving party to St. Glars
vile for supper is feature Of the coming
weeks attractions in society.
Mr. JONI ScHNULEAcH, an old and we'll
known citizen, died at his home on the
South Side at an early hour this morning.
Tue steamer Telegram took an excursion
down to Cresaps Grove yesterday, and
good time was enjoyed by the large crowd
on board.
The case OF Peter Comfort, charged with
abusing his wife, was TO have come up be,
fore Justice Arkle, Saturday, but was post
poned until to-day.
ELLA Thomas alias Ella Bennett, who
was convicted some time ago of cohaolting
with colored man was placed in Jail last
night by Constable Lauchhn.
The Seibke property was offered for sale
az the front door of the Court House Satur-
dsy, by Auctioueer Hsller, but the sale was
postponed. A certain piece of land in Ohio
county was also offered, but on account OF
some former arrangement 1t was not sold.
THy steamship Ems, containing Mr.
Reymann and family arrived at Southaup-
ton at 8 clock on the morning Of the 10Th
in good shape and wGs due at Bremen
thirty hours later.
TIE ladies at Lea,herwood have pur-
chased full outfit for lawn tennis, and are
busily engaged during the pleasant weather
in becoming skilled in this healthy pastime.
The club, which numbers the prettiest and
mos, charming of maidens, who wear
uniform, will give an exhibition Of their
skill before applaudipg friends at an early
date
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29

| While be- was locking for the snake 1t
ehd.d back through the fence and came TO-
: aid BIN. Mr Dayton reirsated for short
distance and cIined up on the fence' the
SNAKE following cicse BE then took pole
and killed the dangerous reptile.
ONE MAN TOO MANY.
Last Wednesday night, Thomas Hart
well. colorej, upon approaching lis home
rear Il e capitol, 10 Charleston, discovered
evidences tsat convinced him that the in
side Ct the konte contained Just one more
man than was allowed by law. Creeping in
OF a window, Thomas found BOB Chapman
making love to Mrs. H. In few minutes
q lively racket vas heard il the house,
Chapman being compelled by force OF cir,
cumslsnces to vacate in double QuicF.
After The smoke Of battle had cleared away,
j. was 'ound Harwe!i had inflicted several
br3ises upon his wife; and wrecked most OF
the niture in the cabin.
A WOOD COUNTY "JOEE.'
Tie State Journal of Saturday says
Charles Wilson, forist in the employ of
Dudley Brothers, was the victim OF heart-
less Joke, yesterday evening. Two persons
procured some croton oil and poured it over
some raspserries, which were given young
Wilson to eat The dose, which was large
enocgh to kill several persons, wolld have
proved fatal 9at for the timely administer
ing Of the proper antidotes. AS i is he is
in q very prsca-ious condition. u is the
intention to prosecute the parties who ad-
ministered the dose, and the druggist who
furnished the oil, IS it is sail he was aware
Of the use to which il was 10 BE pat.
MISCELLANEOUS Notes.
A military co;upany is being organized
at Charleston.
The Charleston Sunday Item. nadeie ap.
pearancs yesterday.
Work IS soon to be commenced or the
Elk Rive Railroad.
The foundry, machine shop and engine
house of The West Virginia Central Rail.
road has been located at Davis, N Tucker
county.
The Wese Virginia Conterence-of the Il.
E. Church viil meet N Charleston, Sep
TENDER 24tE, and will continue n session
six days.
The re cord Of the e. srt day Or which
was incorporated has been lost |
1t is known that it was II, the month OF Oe. |
tober, l7sj.
L. L. Boggs, Of ChGr'e ton, Las in lis
Confederate silver halfdollar
which is one Of six stack at the New
Orleans mint n 1861. II is considered
rery valuable.
Immense nj R3ers of lccusts fall INTO tie
Potomac River in their flight, and az c con-
the f0h are go:ging themselves
With locusts. t is very hard matter to
catch bass now Oh this acc ouzt.
Last Tuesday the topog-aphers on Lime
stone Mountain could see the other party
NJ work on Pickles Knob, above Beverly, o
Il lance OF thirty or forty miles. This is
pretty coed for +eld glass six inches long.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
PERSONAL POINTS.
Movements OF wheelingitss, and the Com
ing and Going of Strangers.

Movements OF Wheelingitss, and the Com
ing and Going of Strangers.
u Quill, Of Fairmont, is with friends
in the city.
Mr.. Ed. Ellis is in the city. I'd, still has
weakness.
Col W. II. Travis family is summer il
Moundsville.
Mr.. Philip Welty has returned home from
a trip to Michigan.
Mrs. A. T. Castor left yesterday to visit
relatives in Lancaster, Pa.
Henry Copletop, Of Cincinnati, spent yes
terday with Wheeling friends.
Mics Annie Welty is the guest Of Mis-
Kate Sauvegeot, of the Island.
Thos. Harvey, rising young barrister Of
gainesville, o., is guest at the Mcclure.
Mrs. NJ. c. Galaher, OF Cumberland
Nd, is visiting her sister, Mrs. 6. 5. Feeny.
c. NJ. Slater, of Washington, Pa, was q
guest Saturday of friends at the Stamm
House.
Messrs. Will Robinson, Will Yahn anc
Frank WOODBURY. will spend the Fourth a.
Cameron.
Miss Feroua Williamson will leave on q
six months visit to Chicago shortly after
the Fourth.
II. j. Snively, formerly editor OF the
Grafton Eagle, spent the Sabbath with
friends in the city.
Miss Emma Seybold, popular South
Side belle, leaves tomorrow for the fashion
ale Eastern seaside resorts.
Gallant Robert NJ. Herndon, Of tobacco
fame is making the Mcclure House hi
headquarters for a few days.
The friends Of Richard Robb will be glad
TO learn that he is convalescing after ser
ious illness OF several weeks.
Col. n. Wilkinson, wife and son Walter
and Mrs. Belle Sutherland, are visiting rel
atiyes in St. Adams, Kanawha county.
Mrs. Mary and son John Chew, a promising
young lawyer Of Belleville, H., are guests
of Mrs. NJ. j. Chew, North Main street,
Capt. John Mcclure and wife, Of the
Island nave been spending the past week al
! M,,,organtown, the guests OF Capt Il. {
Lazier
Mise Fannie Brown, charming young
lady of North Main street, has Just returned
home from a pleasant visit 10 her sister, a
Stsubenville, O.
Henry Weisgerber returned Saturday
from trip through the West. The boys a.
the B. n o. shops are preparing warm
reception for him on his return to work.
Mrs. Josephine Feaster, facinating lady
LADY of Baltimore. who has been visiting
friends in the East End for some time LEFT
Saturday to spend week in the country
She was accompanied by Miss Dora
Warner.
Mr.. c. y. Haley, for many years connec
ted with ISimon Baers Sons and latterly
manager Of the Pan Handle Grocer, has re
signed his position TO take the more lucre
tive charge of the interests of DIllwor.h'
coffee. Nj Haley has won, during his stay
with US, an enviable reputation as shreTc
and honorable business man and success;
will surely attend him in his new position
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
The silver Coinage.

The great question is as to what shall be
done with the standard silver dollars, which
are accommodating more rapidly than the
public seems to have any use for them. l.
should be remembered by Congressman and
all Others. that each of these standard do
lars will buy bottle of Browns Iron B.
tiers, and that this prince of iron tonics will
right most wrongs Of the physical system
Any good druggist will give you a bottle o.
Browns Iron Bitters for standard silver
dollar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
MURDERoUS ASSAULT.
John Carter TERRIBLY Beaten at Wheeling
Dark.

John Carter Terribly Beaten at Wheeling
Park.
Saturday afternoon about four o'clock q
brutal and what seems to have been al
entirely uuproyoked assault was com Quilted
in the lane between the Wheeling Park a.. q
the Catholic cemetery, the victim beng
John Carter, while the ssssilsnt was Walter
Burke, the sexton at the cemetery The
story OF the beating, as related to REGIS
TER reporter, is as follows: About ten days
ago some unknown person poisoned q dog
belonging 20 Engineer Hiuk, of the Elm
Grove road, aud Mr.. Hink suspicionei an
employee OF the Sexton as having committed
the act. This coming to the Sections ears
he Is said 10 have admitted that he
himself did the poisoning. This much is
preliminary and necessary TO an under,
standing Of the assault. About halt pas.
three o'clock Saturday afternoon Mr.. Carter
met Burke 10 the lane and said, Burke, |
hear link has another dog At this Burke
raised hoe be had in his hand and struck
Carter blow on the head, cutting o cash
several inches long, breaking the hoe handle
and telling the man 10 the ground. Burke
IS then said TO have beaten and kicked the
p'o,irste man in terrible manner, leaving
him upon tie groUnd unconscious He was
scor after found and removed 10 his home
aud prS Cssi5r and S,orer being sun
moued bis wounds were dressed Ii Is IN
derstCcG 8 warrant vii be isSG5d 10: Bake
. to day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
Oh THE OHIO.
An Epitoue of News Concerning tho 3oes,
ald Boatmen.

AID Boatmen.
The marks last night indicated ! feet
inches and falling.
The Katie Stcokdale paced up fec-fiss
burg at 10 a. In.
The Louis A. Sherley raised dowr FOL
Cincinnati at e o n.
Courier for Parkersburg at, IL :, n. to
day.
The Andes is due up to day, and will re-
turn tomorrow at , p. N. This is nice
weather to take an excursion to Ciaoi nnati
and the Andes s the boat to go on.
Col. Chas. l.. Cochran, OF Clariagton, il
second clerk on the steamer Courier.
The steamer Telegram, Captain Booth, il
to.day's Darlington packet, at 3 p N.
Marks at ether placss-Oil City, foot
10 inches and falling; Lock No. !, 6 fee,
and stationary; Rice's Landing, ; feet II
inches and stationary; Pittsburg feet /
inches in tis channel, stationary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
TOO COLD TO BURN WELL.
AMalkinr skeleton.

Mr.. f. Springer OF fredericksburg, Pa,
writes: Il was afflicted with lung fever
and sbscess on lungs, and reduced to q
walking skeleton. Got 3 free trial bottle Of
Or Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
which did me so much good that bought a
dollar bottle. After using three bottles,
found myself again man, completely re-
stored to health, with hearty appetite, and
a gain in flesh Of IS pounds,
Call at Logan i Cos Drug Store snd
oct free trial bottle OF this certain cure for
81 Lung Disesses Large bottles sI,OO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29

Mr.. I. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
81 never hesitate to recommend your Elsc-
nc Bitters to my customers, they give en-
ire satisfaction and are rapid sellers. lee
ric Bitters are the purest and best medicine
kI own and will positively cure kdine7 and
liver complaints, purify the blood and regu'
late the bowels No family can a9ori to
be without them. They will save hundreds
of dollars in doctors bills every year. Soiz
at fifty cents a bottle by Logan 60.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29

The Morgan Mercury says: We learn
hat Mr.. Adam Widmyer and wife were
aroused from their sleep one night last
week by the presence of something strange
in the bed, and upon investigation, a huge
srake was found In the middle Of the bed.
No time was lost in despatching his snake.
slip. Fortunately no one was bitten.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1885.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Following is the thermometer record for
Saturday and Yesterday as observed by
c. Schuepc, the Market street druggist:
Saturday 2. N 81, - m, -; , . m,
-; p. m, II. Sunday a. m, y
m, -, ; p IN, 80, p. m, -. The sun
rises a, 4.&& this morning, and sets At 80
this evening, making the days length Is
hours and . minute. The moon rises rises
this evCuir-At So.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
Weather Indications,

WASHINGTON, June 8 -l:30 a. m.-For
The Ohio valley and Tennessee, fair
oct slightly cooler weather, preceded in
tennessee BY stationary temperature, winds
generally nor.hweS:erly.
For the lower lake region clearing
cooler weather, with a cool wave. winds
generally uor,herly, rising barometer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
A Secretion that Contaminates the Blood

A Secretion that Contaminates the Blood.
When the bile IS diverted from its proper cham
nels into the blood, which i,slEayS The casein Liver
complaints it ceases TO be healthy secretion and
becomes poison, lis abnormal presence in the cir
eu.atior ard stomach Is Il dicatei by the sutuson
of the skin With q hideous saffron unge, by heal
aches, vertigo, nausea. pam in the right side ard
uncer he night shoulder blade by indigestion, o.
slucton o, the bowels, and OF eT minor ~ nptoms.
OrteT may lie substituted !oT this laie OF chso-, and
further bodily evil Rvtrted 10y Using that beuihcent
Alternative and tonic, Hostettc s stomach bitters
which by relaxing the bowels, prom OTIS tn esc,Fe
{ on the circulation 0! bilious Impurities besioe
rendering the acton OF the liver regular, and re-
u )virg every gCr OF dyspepsia This pleas at anu
purely vegetsh'e anti bilious meficiIe IS MT only
infinitely more effective than any tprn OF m -rcuIy,
but 70 Is CT account o. 10 tre-='om rom au.uGl
Gus DR. x.
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IMPORTANT ARREST.
Five Men Jailed by the Sheriff, Yes
terday,
Upon the Charge of Being Engaged in
The Brutal AarIing Robbery OF
Last December.

Yesterday morning about clocS
Sheriff Hsndlsn, JaileE Nichols and Mona
Zane, boarded q two-korse express Wagon
and started GU. the Bethany road for the
purpose of making some important arrests,
This they succeeisd in doing and Brought
back four prisoners.
But to 90 a little back Of our story i can
be made somewhat clearer. 1t seems that
there is a gang of thieves in this city, one
in Martins Ferry and one in Bellsire.
These all
WORK IL CAHOOTS,
when they can consolidate TO good effect.
From good authority 1t is learned that the
Wheeling gang worked up the Marhng rob-
berry, which occurred late in December last,
and their confederates in one Of the other
places did the work.
II appears that some time -ince Cen
stable LauChlin caught on to few
points that gave him slight
clue 10 the villains. he and Justice Arkle
proceeded 10 secretly and slowly work up
the case, and it is asserted that they took
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan into their
confidence to help them along. Time and
circumstances transformed these clues
into suspicious, and the suspicious
it seems, BY and by became
WELL FOUNDED FACTS.
However, this may be, Attorney Jordan
communicated what he knew about the mat
ter 10 Sheriff aandlan, and these two officers
determined TO wait no longer, but proceed
at once TO make the arrests. So upon the
information at hand and without consulting
the Justice or his officer, the trip first above
mentioned was taken yesterday. The
officers proceeded to the home Of Thomas
McGowan, about six miles from the city
out the Bethany pike, and situated on the
Conley farm. Here they found McGowan
and another man whose name could not be
learned, but who is said to belong in Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio. Coming back the party
stopped at the home Of John Culver, where
they arrested him and his son George. They
we're all brought back to the city and
PLACED IN JAIL,
The party arriving about $50. The South
End was then visited, and VIM. McGowan
a brother of Thomas, was also arrested anu
placed in Jail.
The men, with the exception of the one
Ia,r menriCLed, seem to be in Ignorance o.
the charge upon which IN J were arrested,
out the preliminary examination will take
place 10 day, when the facts in the case will
no doubt be divulEed.
An attempt was made to keep the affair
quiet, but the fact OF the important arrests
leaked out and By evening was being dis,
cUssed all over the city.
MUCH SATISFACTION
seemed melted By the arrests, which will
De greatly Augmented if the suspicious
prove 10 be founded on facts.
1t will be remembered that Thomas Nc
Gowan, one of the parties taken yesterday
vas arrested on suspicion few days after
he crime WAS committed, but was released
on a writ Of habeas corpus. A crook who
was wanted al New Msrtinsville some time
20, was arrested at this same house, aud Is
thoughtto be one of the gang.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
Ruckleu'r ArniCa salys.

The best saIve in the world for Cats,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt REeam, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Ch'!9!ains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required: 1! as guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, OK money
refunded Price % cents per COX. For
sale at Logan & Coz
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