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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

TIE Intelligsncer Of yesterday morning
comes out with another Of its dictstorisl
proelamations. This time the course Of
Chief Of Police Smith is dictated. he il
asked in q double loaded editorial to resign
at once and not stand upon the
order Of his going or attempt q defense. II
he does not do as the I~ntsligencer dictates,
il says there is not "a spsrk Of manhood
and honor remaining inhim."
While the REGISTER wishes as much as
any one to see the city have good officials
and does not wish to uphold
any officer in actions that are
~unbecoming his position, yet il
wishes to see every man treated fairly,
whether innocent or guilty. Things have
come to a pretty pass in this free country
If any partisan paper can attack An official
and compel him to resign at once without q
word in self defense. The Iuteligencsr,
because the REGIsrER has not joined in the
attack on the police. and has not refused
them to say 3 single word in self defense
through its columns, accuses it Of being
their personal organ. The Intelhgencer
would cry out sgsinst every q who allows
an uncoavicted officer to say 3 word in sell
defense. Every one must dance to the In
telligencer's music or there is not 9 spark
of manhood and honor remaining in him"
Out upon such stuff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
Salisbury, the New Depaty Collector.
2naolnl a IA R.niaLaH


CHARLESTON, W. Va, October Jacob
Salisbury, of Clay county, who has recently
been appointed deputy collector BY Collector
AeGrsW for the counties Of Roane, Clay,
Nicholas and Braxton, is well qualified for
the position in every respect NJ. Sails.
bury Is q little over fifty years Of age. he
passed his boyhood and part of his manhood
in BrSxton county, but moved to Clay coun-
ty some thirty years ago, where, for several
years, he followed the lumber business.
Upon the formation OF the county Of Clay in
1868 he was elected clerk Of the courts Of
that county. Mr.. Salisbury remained at
home q very quiet and exemplary citizen
during the war, but on account of his sup,
posed sympathy with the lost cause" he
was not re elected to serve as clerk after the
g Since the war Mr.. Salisbury
has devoted himself chiefly to farm
ing. When tie United States govern.
went, commenced the improvement of the
navigation of Elk river, Mr.. Salisbury was
selected by the engineers as one OF the gu
perintendents Of that work, and more re-
Gently Wss elected a member Of the State
Legislature in which he served with much
credit to himself during the session of 1873
Although almost entirely without school ed
u~cstion, BY the aid Of a very vigorous intel,
leCt he has acquired more than ordinary
Business qualifications, as well as 9 cousid.
,rsble Of Information on general topics.
Mr.. Salisbury ia a born Democrat aud al
though very conservative in everything, has
all bis life rdhered With great stesdfastness
to his political faith. If this appointment
is n fair samula o. Collector McGrav's sp-
pointments there will be no cause for con-
plaint from any quarter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

Tm memorial services hsN By The
q, hesEs in this city on sandAy IN honor Of
he late Sir MosEs MosrSFIoxs we're fitting
tnkens Of respect to the memory that great
and good man. The good deeds and the
fame Of this philanthropiss have gone out
everywhere, and on Sunday and all parts Of
the world the Jewish people joined BY other
determinations were meeting in expressing
their respect and appreciation. His work
has extended through q century and he has
been foremost in the struggles his people
have undergone in seeking their rights.
During his lifetime wonderful changes have
been wrought Persecution has died away
and now come of the most honOred positions
in the world are held By Jews. The me-
moral exercises appropriately recalled the
history Of a century and the struggles and
triumphs ola philsnthropist in behalf of
the Jewish race.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
Three Bits About Weddings.
Lordon Queen


AT one establishment in Paris l saw an
elegant dress intended for 9 bridesmaid. Il
was in MORE and veloutine of the new sha q
called vert de girls" but which is vert d'ssu
lightly tiuged with pale gray. The moire
skirt was mounted in wide box plaits; the
yeloutine tunie was drsped to the left side
with exquisite ornaments of vert de girls
beads. The veloutine bodice was trimmed
with folds of crepe liEse to match, and ar
ranged to stimulate q fchu.
Troy Tines.
The cake ordered for an October wedding
in New York is to be ~surmounted by q tow
CT of candy, in which will be live birds.
The bride is to break the artificial cage
with 3 tiny hammer and libersts the
birds.
BoIkon Journal
The fashionable bridesmaid carries golden
rcd instead of bouquets of flowers a. the
Autum wedding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

ONE Of the most eventual scenes that has
ever occurred within the annals Of the Coun-
Gil Of our city probably, occurred last night
in the second branch chamber, when writ
ten and specific charges Of misconduct were
brought by Chief of Police SMITH against
Mayor GEUBB. The lobby was fun Of on
lockers, brought thither BY the specific call
for = meeting of Council to consider Whsth-
er or not the Committee on Police should
further investigate the police department.
After the work before Council had been
complssed and every one was expecting an
adjournment President SWEENEY called or
der ard the clerk read the charges seriatum
sEainss the Mayor, which appear in full on
the local psge. Although the lobby was
full to overlooking . profound stiffness
prevailed that was painful Whea
the reading was ended . murmur Of
of astoDishment arose that soon sWslled into
asort Of suppressed roar, and which did not
end for several minutes. Thsdispersing ofthe
crowd into IronPs AnxiOusly and earnestly
discussing the situation kept up the buzz in
. more modified form until the chambers
and halls were deserted. Some parsons
present could not believe their ears, aud
when they did realize the fal import Of the
paper they treated it more as farce than q
serious matter. This feeling, however
seemed to change, and from many sources
could be heard expressions Of regret that
affairs had tsker such an unusual turn,
Shile Other~e red the whole bust.
taken unusual end to the OtAsr,
,ctiOn OF our Pats in tor ITS share
mise 60 exhibit . IArgN n dicsoral
! Of very Choice, Novel aAesse. There
i've styles, marked rs POphA beyond
A. L. RICK q Cod taken
kIogrSeeS tes1es sRES In q Vxsnd cir
az to- --t1are rene.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

We would ike to be as well assured Of a
Democratic President next term as We are
that Hon. RoBERr SIMPSON is named Tor
HUGH SrEBLTNG's successor. Mr.. SIMPSON
is . sterling Democrat aud competent bust
ness man, and if the President acts upon
the case this community viii have q worthy
successor CT the present efficient encum-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
, = Yellow Jacket. Slew a Horse.
Tampa CFTqO Tribune.

LUWpl IFW.J LFFVUH5.
A mare belonging to Chsuucsy Wells was
sturg to death BY yellow jackets at Tampa
last week. A teamster was hauling wood
with her st the time, ard while he was aside
the mare stepped into the nest which was 10
the ground. She started off on q run, but
wagon got caught against a sapling some,
how, and, being powerless to move, she met
her death
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

Col THos O'BRIEN dies hard. he has
his mind so nerved up for the shock, in case
Commissioner jos MILLER gets him the
p~ostofice, that be would not feel the least
bit surprised. You may relax your nerves,
Colonel, there Is no need at this stage Of
{ he proceedings Of wearing out your nervous
system BY ovsrWork.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

The immaculate Inteligsncer, after bring
ing charges of all kinds Of vice against the
three resigned policemen and demanding
their resignation, now sheds crocodile tears
in their behalf and throws sl the blame on
PoRTER SMITH, What hidden purp;ss has
the Inteligsncer in this2 Is not next falls
election the secret spring that works the
moral racket with the esteemed contempt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
whore L,fs.s stream ssrsnsly Runs.

Macon, Ca, Telegraph and MsSScaQer.
\ Clayton county man and wife woke up
I 50 Sunday morning and went to work IN
rle field as usual. They picked cotton al
{ y and then noticed that no freight trains
I'D passed up and down the road. Think
II 9 the matter over, they discovered the day
Sunday. and now they are praying to
lave their sins washed away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
Mr.. cOnkIing,s Curl Now silvery White.

LdTPI Hd8hlngt0n Le!ter.
Roscoe Conklug has come back from
Europe looking very well. His red face is
6 N and hard and icy as ever. The sneer
seems to have been cut deeper into his face,
but the beautiful auburn lock which used to
curl around his forehead has turned to sill
yer, and only a glimpse of the gold can be
seen in it here and there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
A Paradise for Female Help.

There is q good demand for help, aud es
Pecislly for young girls. Cooks. Ghsn6es
maids and waiter Cd, as Je& special de-
msnd; they readE, command from SIS to
s2l 50 per week, With board. Female cooks
are scarce at from $50 to $50 per month.
CHARACTERISTICS readily secure $40 per
month, and waiter girls from S35 to $50, of
ccurss Including board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

;;:yaASshs Utmost f~slastESss tSs SER'
,v-v, nv SFshes the filthy part Of the ChisfS
oh.,gs. against the Mayor, but from the
shape matters have taken and the general
ard violent personal feeling which has been
aroused, there is no alternative without be-
ing accused of shielding the defendant IN
fortunately the situation has reached such
q stage that nss5;aE and feeling have IN
seated reason and Judgment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

THE I~nteligencers advice to Chief
SMITH yesterday vas to resigs. At eight
O'Clock and thirty minutes last night the
imperative order of Council was for the
Chief to stand BY his colors and do his duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

THH REGIsrER's prediction Of yesterday
has been verified much sooner than expect
ed. It's the old, old story Of sowing the
wind and reapinR the whirlRind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

VIZ trust our esteemed contemporary viii
learn . lesson BY the action of Council last
night. and dump q little sense and modsra-
ton into lie working force.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

COUScuNAN PICEET made 9 very efec'
tive and convincing argument fos bis
cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

oxn would have thought that the Prei-
deltil election rsyurnS we're coming in
from The way the boys chsersd and shouted
last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

CoUNCILNAN WIRR had some scruples
about voting which required q vote Of the
Branch 10 determine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
aUG,DAY, OUIOsER Q, 1888

-THERE is no telling what an hour may
bring forth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

THUS enough. A policeman dssPiSes an
inc, isitive person
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

BRoTRER HART's 6uAl smile looked IS i
il had been struck BY lightning,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

DY yIRtUE or A DEED OF TRUST W
ID 70 the undersigned trust~e by q y. Una n
belCn A. Ulrich, his wife. dated the Ont ti
Srpttmber, A. ID. 1881, and OF rec nd In toe oe's
the Clerk a the County Court OF Ohio cosay
deed q uuit book No. 10. pages 40 and Bi, 4
undersigned uustss will on
FRIDAY, the 10th day Of OCTOBER, i".
al the front door OF the Court HOUSE o. Ohio codti
commencing at 10 O'Clock . m sel % the hf1
md be,t IT. der the following Described PfoPs1
viz Commencing AZ the southeGst corner y
no. 9 In the tTnth squAre Of The plat Of the oii
wheeling, on the Stat side OF Chsplioe ,uee
vol Eleventh and Twelfth streeu; ihenst j
more or les, TO the northeast corner Of The dssl
aouse On said lot: thence b. the north line Of
bcu,e west TO the alley thenoe south sloog hes
20 the southwest corner OF said lot No. 8, thsne
with the south line OF said lot 10 the bN<ss
hut subject 10 . res rvAtisn for air and ligbttfiI
loot space along the u, iiei Presbyterian ehurs
iis btne6t. For particulars Of which rs'a"
see deed Of trut
TkBMs-O ne-thbd Of the purchase mousr .
much moro ~ the purchaser may elect 70 ~
cash, and the residue In two equal instAn cen
sbIe In . Z and twelve months from dss
with interest, spd evidenced BY th' puTsis
notes with satisfactory peronal sscgriu - a
Title to be retsjped until rurchass ncey -
raid. Selling ss trustee I shall only coeu1
lite - Ia vested 10 me By said ded 81 gyar. Il
"a believed 10 DO good. IL. b.2Ss
seDl6I it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
Why, Cert'nly.

The secret Of Boston's superiority lies IN
Z e fact that she has $4,000 more women
iksn men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

The written verdict in the Lafayette
Avenue street opening case will be seven
teen feet lcpg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
nURD.

MAYES-Mor day, October s, 1885, ut IL O'Clock
q m, Of lung fever, DKURAN, grandson Of Mrs
Louisa Maye, Bgsd7 years, 4 months and ~ days.
Funenl from the residence Of his grandmother,
In Alley 2, between Tenth and Eleventh street,, this
afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Friends Of the family are
invited 70 atterd,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
H. j. SMYTH,
Cor. Market and Fourteenth streets

DFfORf ora rfEG0STITT2N" OF THE IA
Ia tional Bank of West Virginia, at Wheeling, in
the State Of West Virginia, at the close Of business,
on the LIST day Of October, 1885:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
BritOns Have no Use for That Kind.

dIN4HIUN 4TuIotoTs
1t is said that a humorous paper will soou
b. started in London. The field is new, still
TIE venture is hazardous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
Goa REST.
FOR RDNT.

an ZINE cOUHTKY REsIDMm AT N
M ID Chantsl station, On WAssttng, Pittsbsrt1
nd BsIfinors r.iiroad; tA3s are svsa resos, 80
cellar and porchss; outhAs bake svM, dsten ees
vel, toset6sf viii stseitn9 and picture pnc,sss
sfse, - The tanant nay prseE I
Also, ~ lNxe Bdck Dwelling u nsesn
Containing nx rooms md porch, efy ne -
vste1 s1 ths too1. Good tsnann On m esesp
both NJ mcdarDts fkNG -~~,vv !
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06
Woman's Union Benevolent SOClsi

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
the Wowan's Union Benevolent Society win be
held ct the } oupg Mems Christian AHo 'iation
rooms, no iI22 Msrkst street, on Wednesday, Os'
tober 7, at 2 80 p. m. Mke. &. 6. CRAChAtEI
oc6d cecIeeay'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-06

ar
y osr-o bEg 4, on NATIONAL ROAD.
IL basveea !. WE. Btammss and Nm. WOODS
fssdence, . q O. bunting Case Gold Watch, At
taehed 70 scar fthbon. A reward viii be given ~
ewing ans NJ. Won. stamn's or ct this once
esd
EOR RENT-HOUsE NO. 80 sIxTEkN III
street; nm rooms. hot and cald water ana
bath room. Also, Carpets. Cook Stove and Blnds
for tale. Apply on premises oc@
VTANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
, w work. Apply at PHI Market street. ooS
DOARD AND ROOMS AT MRS. h. H. P0R-
ID ter's, Corner Fourteenth and ChHphne Streets
auth
"OUsETOLET AND FURNITURE b sALk.
H lnopire Of DAVID G0kE, No 81 South
! ron, street. sep23h
"ANTED-Lady agents for "Daisy" Skin and
w Stocking suPporters, Shoulder braces, 69so@
Forms, lress shields, Rubber Gingnam Bib,
Aprons, Sleeves, In'ant' Diaper, etc. UvI I.Oe
AGENTS are making money fat: 90 can you. Addres,
Titb stamp, x II. CAMPBELL& CO., No. asa ".
Randolph st., Chicago tep~SOIuIh'Su-qs
New-York tribune., 1885-07-06
OBfTTAR X Y.
ROBERT COLGATE.

Robert Colgate who died on Saturday at his
summer home at Rivertals- was ono OF
the Oldest In this city, having been success
fuv engaged in business his own account for over
half a century. Born In 1912, only stones throw
from the spot where his Office has stood for the last
forty years. he the eldest son OF william Colgate
,h, founder of tho well-knOwn soap business His
cr,udfather also named Robert Colgate, was an Engsh
farmer OF some prominence In Kent, who during 'he
critical period OF English history succeeding the Frencn
Reyolution expressed such liberal views that he was
u.rked for mpr sonment IN the Tower OF London ana
n was only through ihs intercesson OF William Ptt to
Younger who had his friend from boyhood that NO
was wed the alternative OF emigration TO America
Tle great work of Mr. Colgates life was the ionnda
tion and dcy eopment OF the Atlantic White Lead anu
IInseed oil Works. whieh. from small beginning in
ISIS has grown Ice of the largest embellishments
OF Ihe kind In the world liz was an indoIatlSaniv
wopaer and msinta tainedpp Interest IN MS WORK rhs
endnl only with his Ire, and this III spite OF great
phvscal intrmty Before reaching middle ne no was
crippled by "A species of paralysis, when, thougn
gradual was progressive. deprvibg him almost ehurry
OF the power OF waking aud accompanied AT tunes
Intense suffering. His Nasa wonderfui example Oh q
lifelong strngge with disease which wss bound 70 con
aner In but kept IN check by strong VIII
power and chcer.ui disposition
Notwithstanding this addiction and tue constant cares
New-York tribune., 1885-07-06
PenI llfilce NO:lce.

r,, for E,rops nes not bs specially dirss,d Tor dis
Psts ry oy ~ any - All mails 'of
w..aed by Iac flstos. vessels avsA1 =, u,. 49,.
(rnoMrriY In an cases. at tins Once A. foiioss
MoNDAY-At n IN. for Jamaica, per . s.Vertrmnns
TUEsDAy-Atla for the West Indies va sc InSne
VIA BraNl. Iper Finance via Newport News
wEDNEspAiAt iiyS m den hsTcg ,ps ps' F,sc %a
be directed per fnids" NJ ilsos m io @ fiAIss G g..
Jamaica CaItiasens iin1a and 1re.ievn psg. 4 Avg;
az 1880 p cor frux.io and k,s,sn ~ pat .sr - O.
Lse6ow wa New.Orleans dst:srs mast Be a'rss'sd
"psr steamer via NewOresns"i y.
msm,r ". onenstSsn letters for France 1srma.y
ETC. be ciretIed per Gslna .e' az ii,,e : r,S. ~.
Sc Isu .asrSSars ana Hamourx .,ers lor aisa. .i!.
v, 70 sslpas s os ps Per and Srs. .na T.
psr sss ssn,S ya pass nSass al ana % for S,SresS
aSasS aSs Seaea ea saios must Se p.
FRIDAlAt IN fox e. p,srs snS ha sania pae.ac
10 a. M fos Ss aas As'l S,a xspinwai letters
ico must be aircctsi po Acapulco , all H. Tor hay'
s,TuRDAYAtl a m for Turks Island aud uayti. PER-
Hayen I,spuDlic.va ioston al p l 9r Iurop. ps
sryav 1s sssow ~ tisls e %Ss be
Crcass.a 1880 for CUBA and Porto c, per =
Siss. Mssa SsT Ts av1a. c a d. S VA o!ssrdaa
Ssss ssjss per ps' Antwerp as''ss must Dc
e' pers a Guy OF Dallas. via New-or'eaaA
Mails for China and Japan per =, ossAniS % Ma,, or
Aaars.,s, Ssw zeaianI saaiwich ant fui lssaiH pse
A.s'rsa ~ wa ,r,,s, ,,n ~ tsssi SsM9sv s Of Brnis
win Brit isi mails or AussfAn@A
-n .he,uye OF closing Pacific malls arran % g
sss asr a",a'sr.ap. ,sr.S,sa OK ia
taa Fraucisco ths day OF saisia2 " ssSAn~~ AS -
patched thence 'Ae SAGE aky sk O. PEARSON. rossu.e
Post onisA New.York N. Y. July iSs~
New-York tribune., 1885-07-06
Brigkter than the BarthoIM Light,
Anything washed cleaned with James Pyles Pesrne
Darrb9a relieved and cured by Dunys Pure
Malt whiskey. sold by Druggists and Grocers.
DIED.


RRINTNALI-At PeekskuL suddenly. July t. John o.. son
OF sarah A. and the late Elhu n Brintnal IN the Ash
Funeral services at the residence John W. Halt Peeksk
Monday. July 9, II a. m on arrival a. m train from New
BRowN-At Peeksk Thursday. July 2. 1885, In HE 9th
GVp srys az RI, late residence Pss on
RsIss1es aSnSes ana NAY yyrisna: Z; "a lRRvisod
COIGATE-At Rivertals SATURDAY. inst.
cSsns 81. ss II a .us 1sa ysa S % % Monday July
on arrival Of train leaving Grand Central Depot as 300
Inrerment private
pAY-In Brooklyn July after short nesA Elias H. Fay
services at ls late residence Isl state, Monday 9Th
Inssrnent tern AZ Oak Ridge M.
uddenly Friday morning July At his resi-
dsnes. 1888 Paeiae.t, Brooklyn Morris F. Dowiey.
EDwARDs-In Brooklyn. y. 4 on Saturday night July t.
rssne No 80 fhTdpice wednesday, san lass, sS
Ansusta. Me, papers please copy
sa.anay July % her, Der isss sss s.'apes Il -
MERRY At Newark N j. July l. 1885. Calvin H. as'ry'
rnnsrs IN nns services tuesday North Rs;orn
Church. Newark. MI.
MoRGAN-on the Sd ns Mary Jane Morgan. widow Of tho
Funeral from tho ch&rsh Ess. 10Th
ST. between 5th and Madison aTes on Monday 9th in''
NEDwELL-on July s. Ann widow of william. in her soth
Funeral services the Moe.vian chafch Lernstonavo.
RELATIVES ans .aas SsGa. ss sscsa
Noy Friday. July s. oliver H. p Noyss In tho S'th
year OF his ago 49,.
his Late res denee West loth-st. Monday July D. ats
o'clock.
REEs-ou Thursday mornins. July 2. Hans Rees in the
10th year OF his age. =. - -,,.s.x
from late resdencs ID last '3tst W Ao'uy'
July g. AZ 10
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
Please omit bowers
STEW ENs-On wednesday. Juy l. 1885 the Rev A. O.
Stevens Pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Chufca In
Riyerhead l.. ]. =. ,.-.
Funeral services Ryerhead Friday afternoon ana az FIRST
pace NJ H. Church In Brooklyn Monday IN. at O'clock
Vermont papers please copy.