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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
GEOLOGICAL STUDENTS.
Tie Senior Glass of the State University On
Its Annual Tour.

Tie Senior Class of the State University On
Its Annual Tour.
Prof |. C. White, of the State University,
accompanied by Messrs. II. Fleming, Il,
Armstrong and B. W. Meadows, Of the senior
class, were in Pittsburg yesterday on their
annual geological tour. Prof. White, in
1882, conceived the idea that the way to
teach geology is to give the pupils practical
Lessons. He in that year ic5k the members
OF the senior class end made tour OF por.
ton OF the gate studying the formations,
the ccal, the veins, the mineral outcroppings
and the various matters pertaining to geol'
ogy by personal inspection. The trip was
made largely on foot, 10 several instances
hundreds Of miles being travelled. The outfit
of the student is in harmony with the char
acter of the trip. Rough corduroy panta.
looms, thick stout boots heavy flannel shirts,
SLOUGH hat and geologists hammer and
other tools complete the outfit
Last year the valley Of the Great Kama,
wha, with the valleys of its tributaries, the
Gauley ard the New river, and thence into
the mountain Businesses of the Virginia
ranges, vas the route Of the indeiatigss HE
geologist and his doughty pupils.
/. The fUrrac built in the mountain passes
through which the Chesapeake & Ohio road
bed is Ltwn served to give the young man
wealth Ct information concerning the char.
ac,er OF the Virginia ores, their place, Of
deposit, the manner of gathering
and transporting them and final
" The. methods Of reduction
and conversion Of the ores to the merchant.
able pig with an explanation of the posi-.
bilities Of that form of iron, that no books
could give. The characteristics of the coal
districts Of the two States, the tin beds Of
Southern West Virginia, the timber resourc.
es, have all undergone the closest scrutiny
at the bands of the several classes that the
University graduated in the last four years
Last year the matter Of natural gas aud oil
were investigated, and largely upon the
researches Of t L.: Our rprnf White was sa
abled to base his calculation as to their
presence in the several localities of West
Virginia and Southern Ohio.
After making tour Of the Pittsburg fac
tories Prot. White and party left for Hun
tingdon, on the Pennsylvania road, whence
they 90 to Broadford, thence through Bed.
ford county to Cumberland, lid. From
Cumberland they go to one of the tribusa-
ries OF the south branch Of the Potomac into
the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, and
thence to Dubois, the terminus of the West
Virginia Central and Pitsburg road. and
finally up the Parkersburg branch, when
they return to Morgantown in time fer The
commencement, June IL. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
AN Old TIME LEGACY.
Money Left the State Of Virginia by
a Brooke County Man
IN Ante-BeiIum Days---0ver Twenty Thou
sand Dollars to be Sued for by the
AttGney-Genefal Of the Old
Commonwealth.

Attorney General s. S. Blair, ofYirginia,
was in the city yesterday on business relat,
ing to considerable sum of money claimed
oy the Board of Education Of the State OF
Virginia, and went up to Wellsburg daring
the day to see the papers In the case.
1t seems that about she year 1860, Peter
Curran, a resident Of Brooke untTdied after
making a will which named the Literary
Fund of the State of Virginia as his residu-
cry legatee After the payment OF the
debts of the deceased AMI the fulfilling of the
terms of the will as to the various sums to
be set apart for his heirs, there remained
SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
which should have been turned over to the
State authorities for the use contemplated
by Mr.. Curran. Before the money could be
transferred, the war broke out, and the
termination of the conflict left
Brooke county in another State. Some
time after the cessation of hosulities the
authorities Of this State brought suit against
the estate, claiming the devise, but it was
held by the Court, after long and exhaus-
tive hearing of the cause, that the State of
West Virginia had no claim to the money,
leaving the claim Of Virginia, however, as
an open question. The case is fully set
forth in XIV. West Virginia.
At a..recent meeting OF the Board OF Ed
uation the subject of
THE OLD LEGACY
was recalled, and after looking over the
matter at Richmond the Board in
structed the Attorney General to
initiate proceedings in Brooke county to
recover the legacy, now amounting with in
terest, to about S2l, 900, and also empower
ing him to employ local counsel to assist
in the case. Pursuant to this instruction
Attorney General Blair came to this city
Yesterday and retained judged. D. Hous'
ton, assisted By Frame & Holt, as local coun'
sci. Mr.. Holt accompanied General Blair
to Brooke county yesterday and al e@amin-
alton was made of the will and other pa
pers Messrs. Houston, Frame and Holt
will at once begin chancery suit for the
recovery of the money, the result of which
will be watched with much interest, as the
case is a very peculiar one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19

from one halEiach 10 one ard one-half inch
These had been recently made and were "a
on Cilcloih bag.
-Four email steel wedges. one inch scros'
the face and varying from one inch 30 Que
and one-half inches long Recently made
One steel wedge, four inches long, with
6ye-eisht inch face, ground down to shsrp
edge. This wedge bore hammer marks on
it and had evidently seen service.
One three eight inch bit, wrapped in
paper, evidently usei in boring of locks
from outside doors.
One tin tube for blowing powder into
safe locks, ten inches long, three-eight inch
in diameter at the small end and one inch
at the large
About ten yards Of fuse, in black oil
cloth bag.
One dark lantern, very small and COM
pact, in check bag.
One small tin cup, with quantity of very
sharp sand, for use in helping drill to cut:
One leather thong, like the belt of a ssE-
ing machine, FIVE feet long.
All these evidences of industry were
wrapped in red cotton handkerchief AID
the bundle so made in copy OF the Cha
cipnati Enquirer of May l6.
On Saturday morning, it will be remem-
bered, the REGISTER contained the following
item:
SAFE BLOWN.
Last Monday night parties unknown en-
tered B. F. Armstrong; store at Ripley,
this county, by prying open the front door;
Having Gained admittance they succeeded
in blowing his iron safe open by introducing
powder to the key hole-it being an old
safe-and exploding the same. Nothing
was known of the robbery until the next
morning. Conflicting statements are abroad
as TO the amount lost. Probably two or
three hundred dollars will cover the amount,
of which the larger portion was made upof
sums deposited there by other parties for
safe keeping. 1t is not known who the
guilty parties are. A couple OF suspicious
looking characters were about town all the
day before, however, and are not now to be
found.-Jackson Bugle.
1t occurs to us that if the prisoner estao'
fishes an abb in the matter of the Seioert
robbery, as he claims he can do, and proves
that be really came up the river on the
Stockdale, that the Jackson county author
ties would do well to come up and look at
the find before he is allowed to go at large.
Sheriff Handlan has telegrsphed in all d.
reciions for FOrd's companion, and it is
thought he will be apprehended.
The police and county authorities are 10
be con graduated upon capturing and hold
ing the game.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
PERSONAL POINTS.
Movem ents of Wheelingites, and the Com.
Ing and Going of Strangers,

Movem ents of wheelingites, and the Com
Ing and Going of Strangers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoehr will leave for Bait.
more to attend the examination of their son
Herbert, who is attending the Krupp school,
Messrs. Ambrose Stoehr and G. Shafer
returned from pleasant visit to Pittsburg
Yesterday. ..... -
Claiming N. Smith, of the Parkersburg
Index, was in the city yesterday.
DIV. Custer, of the Sistersville Indepead.
ent, was In the city yesterday.
j. A. Hunter, of Grafton, accompanied
by his family, are quartered at the Mcclure.
Mr.. julius Shaefer and Miss Nellie
Shaefer, of Burlington, Iowa, are the guests
of Mr.. Charles Seibert, Of Pleasant Valley.
This is the FIRST visit that NJ Schaeter hs!
paid bis old home in Sfteen years. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
MARGARET OF ANJOU.
A Synopsis of an Affecting and Dramatic
Story.


A Synopsis of an Affecting and Dramatic
Story.
Henry VI. Of England, having been de-
rosed and imprisoned by his mobiles, led by
he powerful Earl Warwick, his queen,
Margaret of Anjou, with their only child
Edward, Prince of Wales, escaped to
France, and Warwick gave the throne to
his nephew, the Earl of March, who reigned
under the title of Edward ".
Influenced by his queen, Elizabeth, who
vas Jealous of Warwicks influence with the
KIM ana also Of his affection for hi cousins
Anne, Warwick's youngest daughter, Ed.
pard soon quarreied with Warwick and
banished him.
Warwick FASTENED to Margaret and prot
fered her his aid in the restoration OF her
husband to his throne, which only her love
for her son induced her to accept.
After many delays and perils by sea they
at last landed in England, only to be
betrayed by Clarence, brother of Edward
w., who had married Isabel, Warwick 8
eldest daughter, and shared their exile and
confidence. They were defeated, Warwick
slain, and the young prince foully murdered
before his mothers eyes By Gloster, after.
ward Richard Ill.,, also brother of King
Edward. Henry VI. was also murdered in
the tower at midnight by the same bloody
hand and Margaret, overcome by her great
affections, became insane and was removed
10 Apiou, where, after many years she died,
never. having recovered her mind. During
those years she was tenderly cared for by
the "poet.king' Refine, her father.
At the literary and musical entertain
ment to be given by Miss Meholin Friday
night at the Opera House, that lady will
recite this affecting story in costume. Il
abounds in dramatic effect and promises tc
be a great treat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19

Monthly Mee,ing-w omeH's Christian AsSO 1 /
ton.
Wheeling Paper YsEehOuse-Robinson, Faris &
Co.
For Rent Furnished Rooms.
10 the Lady Who Picked Ups Boil Of Money.
Jcwett's EeiTigeTatOS-Hesbitt & Bro.
Mems jersey Shiris-D. Gundling & Co.
bargains In Carpets stone & Thomas.
New Chamber and PSrlOr SuitS-G. Meudo Co
New GOOJs-Brues & Golfer.
Blank BOOkS-JoS Graves Son.
Latest Styles Suitings-T. Z. Mofsat & Co.
Damonds-L G.. Dillon.
Excelsior Baking PoWdeT-R II. List.
Revised Price List-R. ]. Smyth.
Fine Gift BOOks-StSnton Davenport.
Oranges and LemOnS-H. Schulz.
wanted-Lady Agents
japanese ParasOlS Ewing Bros.-ILocAl F4Se.'
RctrigeTators-C z. Stiiel &SonS-|Local Page
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
no Won Know n Man

Whose wife is troubled With debility, ner
vousness, liver complaint or rheumatism
Just tell him it is pity to let the lady suf
fer that way when Browns Iron Bitters. vii
relieve her. Mrs. L, B, Edgerly, Dexter
Ne, SAYS, Browns Iron Bitters cured me
of debility and palpitation Of the heart /,
Mrs. H. S. Mclaughlin, of Scarborough
Me-, says the bitters cured her Of debility
Mrs. Harding of Windham Centre, in the
same State, says it cured her of dizziness in
the head So has cured thousands of 9th
ar ladies
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
nAs AID WIFE
settle Their Little Differences In q Fisticun
ON the Street.


on the Street.
Quite an exciting event occurred sester.
day morning on Main street. A man end
girl we're coming up street gesticulsting
yehemently, each one asserting that they
intended to run the thing to suit themselves
When they arrived at the Main street en-
trance OF the St. James large crowd had
been attracted, which followed m their
wake. As they entered the door she man
struck his companion blow, and that set.
tied it. They started to pummel each other
in artistic hyle, bot the bystanders inter.
ferej and ne two passed on into the hotel
From what can be learned of the affair it
is undertoood that the woman is the
wife of tie msn and she has
during his absence, been having 8 good
time in general, in. wild sort Of way. He,
discovering this when he returned home,
took her to task and she resented the scold-
ings, which resulted as above stated. This
is as mnch as could be learned OF the affair,
but it is stated that there Is something very
spicy behind all this which may crop out
later
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
$3.50 WILL BUY

LOcke's own make Mems Calf
Shoes in all the leading styles.
These goods are made from choice
Stock, are silk fitted throughout,
and solid aS n rock. We guarRn-
tee them 10 fit better, wear longer,
and have more style than any five
dollar shoe i'm the market.
j. II. LOCKE & CO.,
I0l3 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
At Washington and jefferson College
Next Month,

At Washington and Jefferson College
Next Month,
The commencement exercises at Wash
ington and jeff, rson College will open on
June q with the bsccalaureate sermon,
which will be delivered at II a. m. by Pres
ident Mofat. At 7:3Op. m. on the same
day Rev. D. C. Marquis, D. D., of Chicago
will preach q sermon before the Young
Mems Christian Association On Monday,
June %, the class day exercises will be held
at 2p. m. Hon. Byron K. Elliott, of In
dianapolis, will address the literary societies
at $50 p. H., and the Presidents reception
will be held at 9p nj.
Tuesday will be reunion day. The liter
ary societies will meet at Q a. IN, and during
the day there will bereunions of the Jefferson
clags Of 1885, the Jefferson class OF l943,
the jefferson class of lS45, the Jefferson
class Of 1869 ard the Washington class OF
$50 At 1870 p. m. the Hon. W. E. West,
# Belleiontaire Ohio will address the
Alumni Association.
On Wednesday the commencement exer.
cises will be held at Q a. IN. and at p. m
the alumni dinner will be served. The
alumni poet viii be the Rev. H. I, McClel'
land, Of Pittsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
Manthnr Intlication..

WASHINGTON, May 10 -l:3O q. m.-Fol
The Ohio Valley and Tennessee, colder
partly cloudy weather and occasional rams
RoTtbVesteIiy winds and higher barometer,
For the lover lake region, much colder
partly cloudy weather and occasional rains
followed BY fair weather, uorthwesterly
winds and higher barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
letter OF TIA SCALP.

WIS almos, perfectly ha!a c.a'"d ~ 10
thetop OF the sCalp. used yoSr Cuufst b
about elk werhs, and they CARD nytAt ~
and now my hair is coming back = 's.l 3, 7, :
waS. j. u NhN-
Xhlie.horo TcIaA.
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$4,000.

Fifty THOUSAND dollars worth OF rsady.maie cloth
ing tor mso, boys ard children must be di'POsed Of
between nov md July lst. Ten thousand dollars
worth OF pos goods Tor merchant tailoring and ave
thousand dollars worth Of gents furnishing gods
must 90 the same way.
The question now Is how 10 get rid Of such alarse
mt Of goods IN 50 short time, when the gen
.,,,,r> Is, "hari times, but tbs above mentioned
oo,,,'.,t Sssoid, let sSs saerisos be eTsF' great
tn. -, isxe viii hold out are Of such IA
- ~, vince YOU that the placetO bay
is nj J. Brillss', II5s - -. ii -, :,
where goods ara marked PAIN asTes ana soii At
strictly one psioe We vim 80,
Nay l6, to inausurats system - 80 -,
city aud vicinity, which will lay Al. ,,'t..hs,.,1
and prices which We have 50 ibsrsrls = :, t,I
heretofore, entirely In the shade, whj CO = -
loEz: The profits which We are entitls2 to We VIA.
IRON 1.is on noi on'v A'-'-'- greater
a,y4 - ~-'.sSI QUA give 'aS ~
= % our patrons and customers, and in aadiI..
that give you, alter having purchased the goois
cash premium o. aye cents on sYs-y dol
lar up to 5000, six cents on every dollar up 10
5000, seven cents every dollar up to $780, ten
WIS W S'7t3 o0AiF Up 70 e50VVp anu ultSen eS9ls
on every sie0 and over.
But now yOu ask how viii Ne obtain this largo
premium when very seldom one person buys this
amount Of goods We win hsssRy.so you mat NJ
wiz give the cash YEraIam II two, tkSse, I'VE or
more friends or neighbon come to us and toSsshsr
buy aesrtain aEount Of goods, each one indlTii7-
any win Be entitled to tss cash premiuu o. tAS
shOls bill bought. HehaEe fully the above naenA
toned goods In stock, al purchased this spriog at
prices lower than they have ever been ID th evan
y and are marked in plain figures and seld At those
'nlY. Cub together, come from far and near aud 1
y the purchase Of enc suit yoa viii save Your fare
Or quite sdistanee. Such an opportunity is not !.
6eEed vary eiten, and as We have determined to
ispoe Of these goods between this and july ist se
~ ready 10 saeriGee oar profit and are esrinK the
bore cssA preniums % eyery purchaser. bsginniag
= Sstzraty, May 70, 1855 musTn. ssaS9b
- y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
A Tranquil Nervous System

Can DeTer be possessed By those whose digestive and
assimilatiTe organs are in state Of earUnic disOr
der. Weak stomAchs make weak nerves. 70 10.
store vgcr Snd Quletute to the iatter ths first must
be invisOrstsd aud regulated, The ordinary sod.
atiVes may tranquilize the nerves for while, bat
they can never ike Hssstters Stomach Bitters, re-
move The causes Of nervous debility. That superb
invigoraDt and corrective Of diOordered condition Of
the aimsnt organs has also the effect Of impzrt-
ing tone TO the nerves The delicate Tissues Of which
they ara constituted when weakened in consequence
OF inp0verishmeut Of the blood, resulting fro "a.
perfect digestion and assimilation. draw strength
by the Bitters, which impaps the required mpetss
70 the ratxitive functions OF the ssomacA enIicH,
the crrSlaton and gives toae aad regularity 10 the
secre,iVs and eyRcaatjys orgsas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
COVERED WITH BLOrcHn

Iwant to tell you tina, your Cgilrs1 ~ !.
MAGNIFICENT. About the months 49, ~ %
covered with BlOtChes, and alter uiihg AZ
Of Resol vent was perfectly carci; 900
d 81. Charles street, Ees Orltan,. "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
HbeeIias 2ssistss
LOCAL laTELIIGENcs,
The Weather.

Following shows the state Of the thermou-
sisr ycsGrSaag a. observed BY schnepf. the
g.drkt, sTeet dIussist; a. N. GO; IL N
50, 5 p. N, ST. I p. IN, Is. The sun
rises this morning at i.40. and sets st Ills
this evening. The day 5 length is Ii hours
and 33 minutes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19

WE have just received a new
stock of Gold Spectaeles.
JACOB w. GRUBB,
JeWeIer Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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IN A SEWER.
An Involuntary Underground Trip Taken
by Horse.

An Involuntary Underground Trip Taken
by Horse.
Yesterday morning about 8 o clock mys
terious disappearance occurred which Tor
a time created good deal of comment 1t
seems that q horse belonging to the Water
Board, and attached to wagon, was stand
ing lust below the north entrance to the
stone bridge, when all at once the earth
beneath the animal yawned and swallowed
I'D the beast. The last seen of the animal
it was sliding down the hole on its back,
and then nothing was seen except the hsr,
ness and wagon standing there around the
hole looking sort Of desolate like, something
like two children around the grave of a PIT
dog.
When the horse left the surface Of the
earth. he shot in a straight streak down to
The bottom as If he had an engage
ment to meet another horse IN
the sewer, and from there ne
slid down the schultz that carries the
water into the creek. When the stream
was reached the dazed beast started to
swim for the opposite shore, but when only
half way over he got stuck in the mud and
the men who came to the rescue had to pull
him out with ropes &c. After this feat was
performed the poor frightened beast was
taken to Warden's livery stable and wash
ed up, and it was found that he had only
sustained several injuries in the shape Of
lost hide which was stolen by the rocks dur
ing his involuntary descent.
The boom of the sewer is fully twenty
feet from the level of the sidewalk, and how
the animal escaped being killed is mys
terry.
A SUPER and festival will be given at the
United Presbyterian Church mex Thursday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
ECZEMA TWENTY YIN

My gratitude 10 Col is uubpunlsi X ~ a,
have obtained from the Use Of to- e Isla /.
dice. have bocn troubled uilh u tsras o. n
for twenty years. hal not olm'or;It. al
years, the burning and itching -,- - Z
Vow. am happy 10 Say. have 10 no Z. |,
the liver. c0lored psicho, on m! lin . Fz-sl
token oi my former misery.
HENRY L SEl
1873 WC,t Avenue. Roche,lef. NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
Rexond aII.Deubt.

John Roemer hos the best and cheapest
Carpets, Wall Papers, Oil Cloths, Rags,
Window Shades made up ready to hang,)
in the city. Cell and examine before buy
ing. Nos. 20l9 and 2o2h Main street.
john Roemer, Agt.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19

THERE will be o fan carnival at the Al
bambra Palace Rink Thursday evening,
May q, on which occasion, fine toilet set
will be awarded to the lady having the
largest fan while skating.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19


Mems Seamless Congress and
Button. We are making special
drive ON them at $3.50 per pair.
}. W. ASIICK'S,
Has Main NJ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19

L. A. MOORE 4 Co., Designers AID
Sculptors on Granite and Marble, No. 1918
Nsrket street, Crangle's Block, have con-
tTacted wIrSS ars. Luke Fitton, Of Wheel
ing, for q fine granite monument to be
ICED on hes bssutful lot in Green wood
plA> ~. This monument is to be
Cemete., Nessrs. Moore & Co.'S Granite
executed at Nh, and ia 10 be com.
Works at Concor~, I'd aBlaok Hsmno5r
posed of the celebrsa> -. S xoa sIo1 40
Granite, produced by Mes Moore q 20
Al their quarry in South Tho sston NE,
and he beautiful "Silver Bal" Granite The
PRODUCT Of their quarry st Concord, n. d.
Fhis monument win not only be an honor
TO the purchaser and executors, out viii De
!, other addition to the many beautiful ana
:. gtic productions Messrs. Moore & 70.
.l1 erected in Greenwood.
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Look Here.

-Four beautiful Bonton tntypes for emily
25c at Plummers. fI38 Main street. Wheel.
ing, for limited time only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19

wEAs Locke's own make $50 shoes,
any style. 5. a. Locks Go. leis Msin
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19

WHEs ont the pike stop at'the Delmouico
for frst-class entertainment. Lawrence
Heller, Proprietor.
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JeWeler &c

DECORATED TEA SETS in q va
rietJ OfeOIOrS: Sc pieces for $3.50,
al DAWSON BROS,
2l26 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
Plunlner's

Are making four beautiful Bop ION ,intypes
for only 2jc, 1873 Main street, for limited
time only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19

< -, 1, The price Of pansl photo
AVE reaace 81 90 per dozen, = so per
grapes 70 Only !. 1913 Maia street. Wheel
half dozen. Ne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
After HIS Wife.

AmaD who said he come from down the
river, applied at police headquarters last
night and stated that bis vile had left him
and he thought she had come TO Wheeling
and was stopping at some Of the East
Wheeling "hotelS," at least thut is what be
called them.
He offered to make one Of the officers
rich by giving him two dollars, if he would
assist him in hunting up. his wife. The
man saws his wife's name Is Crow, that she
is dress maker, and about twenty eight
Years old.