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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
A RAINY DAY
And Small attendance al the Fail
as a Consequence.
YESTERDAYS AWARD OF PRIZES.
All Departments Full to 0yerRow'ng With
ENhibits---The Live Stock Display
Notable One.
THE EXHIBITS IN FINE CONDITION

The State Fair played in tough luck veg.
terday. With everything in good shape and
an overfowing list Of exhibits it was hoped
that an uninterrupted season Of good wealth
er might be vouchsated tor the enterprise,
and that the thousands of citizens and
strangers who are anxious TO attend might
be given every opportunity to examine the
vast aggregation of farm and 6reside pro-
ducts gotten together through the in1efati
gable exertions of the managers and the
spontaneous enthusiasm Of the exhibitors.
But this hope was blasted in q rude way
yesterday much to the disappointment Of
one and all in any way connected with or
taking an interes! in
THE EXmBITION.
From early morning until ate last night
the leaden clouds poured down one uncsas.
ing torrent of rain, and as matter OF course
the number Of sight seers on the grounds
WAS miserably small, and the few: who were
there looked as though they wished they had
stayed at home until a fni- day.
The exhibits, despite the ungracious state
OF the weather showed up in magnificent
shape, and in every building aud ou every
nand, one found an uninterrupted series OF
articles well calculated 10 charm the be-
holder, and impress him in an inetlaceable
way with an idea OF the richness of our soil
the truittulness of our climate and the un-
tiriDg energy and industry Of our people.
Whether one made the tour CT the pono-
logical building, amid the rich and varied
display OF fruits, walked beside the almost
endless rows Of live stock pens, or made bis
way through the splendid displays OF
THE MAIN BUILDING,
this impression was sure to be left upon ne
mind, aud ens sCon found oneself wonder.
ing how there could be hard times and fl
nancial distress and even want in a land
which offered such a rich reward for indus
Try and skin.
The department OF live stock is pre.emi-
n-ntly the strong point in this eEhio
Never before has such splendid display
been gathered al any Fair in the upper Ohio
valley. Horses, cattle, sheep and swine are
al equally strong, aud ore finds it almost
impossibic to decide as to which are the
finest in ;he several classes. In passing
through the dcpsrtmeuty"9'eriay ,he report
sr made lote Of the following soch entries,
the list, Sewever being far from complete:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
Ncm York proh,htticnist..

SyxAr-sg. y. Y September S.-The
-.... Prohibition Convention met in the
l.ramorn riuk today with 800 20 400 de-
r..res. Horace Waters of New York led
.-e meeriug Delegate Shipman. of the
-s,r.r civ, oewa.}rd the apathy Of ministers
rawa,c~ n pyoE,5t!cn movHmeG, I1ey
.cut believe - you and do said he.
-Eay ha,rr CO. their ewes open vet. We
must praY g.r ,hem Increasingly. They
need the light more than any other class o.
men. rs for me viii stand og ne home |
,.ye. | will stard bV thr B,0le
I love aud will sand oy the
Ha- love uurij the motto IL renciled in
shtrlng cnaracterers On the o!us vault OF
heaven. ArOrher delegate sa.d that the
Empire State was full OF stenches and that
pverv CITY VS. SodUm or q Gomorrah.
Prohibluou aIoUe Can save it, he declared,
and when W. are successful. as W. must
5e. this continent will see the greatest day
that mas ever been.
Nr. Wheeler OF the State Committee,
read q telegram addressed to an Ohio Pro
h,byioust. pI-dsiug the party here 10 carry
New Yora II the brethren there would carry
J.in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09

Elvs Cream Balm was recommended to
ne by nv druggist as q preventive to HAY
Fever. Have been using it as directed
since the 9TH Of August and have found It q
specific for that much dreaded and loath'
cme disease. For ten Tesrs or more have
oeen great sufferer each year from Au-
,ust oh till frost. ard have tried many
alleged remedies for It's cure, but Ely =
Cream BALM is the only preventive l have
ever found. Hay Fever sufferers ought to
suow OF lis efficacy.
FRANK B AINSwOSTH,
OfF.B AIxswoErH Il Co, Publishers
Indianapolis. Ind.
I have been afflicted with Hay Fever tor
seven yesrs-Elys Cream Balm cured me
entirely.
II. d CA-.-HAN, Baggage Master,
l. i. ST. L. K. r. Terre Haute, Ind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
Mt, DO Chan.al.

Mo-d"r tho opening of the thirty.
eighth year Of this Justly noted Acade my
with goodly roll Of rIr:r- Gov, far and
mar The BEAUTIES OF the sccnery out the
'IIemphed' are too familiar 10 the people
OF this section TO need r"counting and the
lantalizing glimpse Of vt De Cnantal with
its pretty Acade ny ha,f h dden by stately
and beautiful trees impresses Itself pecu-
liarly upon the railway traveller. II i4 sut
i,icnt TO state thst in beauty OF location it
is unsurpassed For hea!ihtulness and
quiet a better site could not be named. 1t
might ne as TAR from the "madding crowd
ss the heart of the Rockies ard gain not \
iota in seclusion, invigorating air ard
healthlul conditions As to the latter its
elevation sives it perfect drainage, while
be inclosing hills shield it electually from
lie storms rough hand. Seldom is such a
conjunction Of circumstances found so close
TO q city. Ten minutes ride will transfer
one from Mt. De Chantsl 10 Wheeling, the
importancr of which cannot be un-
derestimated. Not the least consideration
to parents in quest of thorough education
f, their daughters ia the well known expe-
r. rce oi the Acadel.y's teachers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring Us case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric B;tters
will not speedily ccre2 We say they can
po,, as thousands Of cases already perms-
neptly cured and who are daily recommend
ag Electric Bitte-a, vii prove. Brights
Disease. Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
a-nary complain; quickly cured. They
purify the blood. regulate TIE bowels, and
sct directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle rora.an'eei For sale 6: 80 cents O
oo::..e ay Logan & CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
The Planters Wife.

A good sized audience greeted the pre-
seutatlon Of the planters Wife at the
Opera House. last evening, and were well
repaid for their attendance. Mr.. Harry
lPcy, as Albert Graham, the Southern Plant
er is a splendid picture of brave generous
noble manhood The character of Edith
Gray afterwards the Planters wife, was
W, II taken BY Miss May Brooklyn, and her
perfect portraiture OF the part was one never
excelled on the stage. The play is thor
oughly good all through, full of strong sit
uGlons, abounding in emotion and enliv-
ened by great deal OF wit, and the com.
pany last night succeeded admirably in
bringing ont the full power of the piece
TIE seme plag is booked for tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
Contractor LittlepaGe shot.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, September s.
Chs. Z. Lr.lvpage. 0! the finn Of Anderson
4 L.tt,rp-ra insurance a-eats, and a con-
,-a,.rr On the Vt. Car5oR railroad, coal
s.a,ion above Charleston. was shot TO day
IL ,ir 8 b,ve Iiac" 5y an employe OF the
VI; rarboa Company. Ina shoorst was
....,--d and placed in mil for safe keeping
. Goal |au.y ii,lrgage was only slightly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09

A..rr y Y, September The State
Convention otlhe Anti-Nonopoly league
Na. begun today. Henry Nichols, Pres
.s-t Of the League. was made temporary
rsairmau. tie in bis opening speech. re
.'rvsd the life OF the League. He stat "a
that League was most empha'ically oppo'ed
20 the civil service. bslIeviOg 1t unconsutu-
,isnal and undemOcrasic and permanent Or
gsriza'ious were appointed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
HOW IT HAPPENED.
Details of the Collision of the lachts-the
Puritan to Blame.

Details of the Collision of tho Nachts-Ihe
Puritan to Blame.
IGurANpS, y. j.. september s." n"n
tie Yachts came in view from Sandy Hook
the Genesta and the Puritan were In close
company and making sail for the Scotland
Ish,ship. The Puritans peunant was hrs'
seen. The yachts were less than fifty yards
apsrt when off the Highlands at ll:2O
o'clock. The skipper Of the Gsnesta pom
ed right toward the Puritan in an endesvo'
10 take the lstters wind away. The cap
tsin of the Puritan, believed he could c.0''
the Genestas bow, and tried 10 do 10. Inc
-esult was foul. in which the Genasta 3
bowsprit was carried away and the mainsai'
of the Puritan badly torn
The CONSERVATION on the judges ooat
and on the yachts was great. and those VINO
were not near enough 10 see were afraid that
he yachts were injured below the water line.
II was foul. pure and simple, upon the
mart Of the Puritan, aud was due to the fact
that her skipper thought he could bring her
before the wind faster than ne did. he
hole in he PuIitsn's maiusail is IN the after
leech. in the lower corner, and OF course
renders her useless.
Il was only by l2ck tia: further accidents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
PO ice Pickup3.

Who vii! The Lieutenant be? is the ques
ton Low sgitating the force.
Tterc were three c,ses before His Honor
yesterday morning George Colvig, for
drunkenness got 81 and costs In default
Of payment he was sent up for ten days.
Nicholas Fitzsimmons, for vagracy, got $40
and costs, and was committed for thirty
days. Millard White got $2 and costs for
drunkenness.
Hazlett, shake
About o'clock last night Officer Jun
kins raided poker room on Water street,
near Twelfth. capturing two men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09

Arrangements were completed yesterday
10. al exhibition game Of base ball, which
viii take place on Tuesday, October 9Th, be-
~ zen the Alleghenya and Louisvilles on
the New Fair Grounds Eacker and Morris
vii occupy the box for their respective
teams, and Joe Miller, of Wheeling who is
a member OF the Louisvilles, will be on hand.
The gentlemen who ale bringing these
teams to the city are TO be comphmented
and the public should show an appreciation
OF their efforts. They have to guarantee
the clubs certain amount and Is per
cent Of the proceeds will be devoted 10 liz.
uidating the guarantee fund, and it is to be
Loped it will easily cover it, The other %
pr cent will be used in paying the local
{" penscs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
To- Help a FcIIow.Toilcr in the Vineyard

To- Help a FeIIow.Toiler in the Vineyard.
When one has no interest in legacy or
n bequest, it does good TO read how / or;une
has helph,d some other man with the helps
10 happiness 10 cheer you We give the re-
s,.lt OF the 1873 Grand Monthly Drawing Of
The louisiana State Lottery at New Or
l,ans, La, on Tuesday August II, 1855.
No. 77,Osl drew the Capita Prize Of
$15.O coo. 1t was sold in tfths at 81 each
So OCu to Frank Noble London, Ontario.
collected lhro' the Molsors Bank Of Lon
don, Ont; one to !. N. Searles,
Fismalk, Dakota Territory. through
Mellon Bros. bankers BIS
mark. D. T.; one TO Gechari TePing, 10
,S.3 Market street San Francisco, Cal.
,hrourh the London Paris and american
Bark N.imited) Of San Francisco Cal; the
r.maindcr are withheld from Publication
By request. No. 1850 drew the second
pri1e cf so. .0OO-also sold in ffths At -
each-one $4,000 to J. ~ Brant, South
v frlev. Ind paid TO the Columbia City
CriiaIay Bank; another was collected
through the Metropolitan Nauona. Bank OF
Cincinnati, O.; another sold to party IN
Milwaukee, Wis, and the rest cisewnete.
No 3j,ie7 drew the third prize Of $40 900.
tlso .old in Gl,hs a; SI-one to v. l..
! evils, collected by the Southern
Express Co. another by VIM }; Widmayer,
Vo - Centre Market 10th Of Washington
C;:. y. c.. another By Edward S,rsub, Of
Crescent Civ. CaI.; the remainder else
,,l,rs Nos. 5.lG4 and 3i,js9 each drew
The fourth TWO prizes Of $4,000, and vas
.o!d TO parties in Kansas City, No in New
York city, and in Nau Francisco, Cal, etc.
etc The mex, (,he l.jrh Grand Monthly
D-awirg is on Tuesday, Octooer 18th l77j,
arl any cne alo purchase, "hole or q
,r,c,;nn Of ticket will have chance OF
winning some 0! the s265,5Oo TO De scat
.er,G ABOUT But for any information de-
.;red address NJ A. Dauphin, New Orleans
La, Dui DO 10 .et the cpPo.,11i'y escaP9
his time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
SOLOnp WOrda

There is no call to use long words in
speaking OF Parker's Tonic. 1t sells on i,s
merits and cures BY It's virtues. No family
csn make mistake by keeping bottle in
the house. For coughs, colds and all troq6
les Of the bowels. stomach, liver and kid
neys it is exactly what you want. For your
elt your wife and children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09

Yesterday morning MIR. I. N Garven
accidentally lost valuable diamond ring in
the postofice corridor while mailing let
ter. He carried the "sparkler' loose in his
vest pocket and must have drawn il out
while securing stamps Mr.. Garven failed
TO discover his loss ill he had reached his
Office, several squares distan, He re-
turned at once TO the postOtice, aud
inquirirg OF George Sterling, the
stamp clerk, was overjoyed to find that
lady had picked up the ring in the corridor
shortly after he had lett. and had handed it
to the clerk TO be held till called for Dy the
proper owner. The clerk neglected to Sc.
cure the lady q name, 80 Mr.. &. was was un-
able to return his sincere thanks TO the
GENEROUS finder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
New Light ON Rhenmati.m.

Il had been completely disabled from
rheumatism. / used parkprs Tonic for
kidney disease, when to ny astonishnent
he rheumatism completely disappeared "
So writes Mrs Henry Bogert.. OF No +54
Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y. Rhau-
ua;ism arises from the failure of the kid
ucys 10 separate the uric acid from the
blcoi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09

Babies are very little things, yet they
, lssve pres, gaps Of loneliness behind them
when they Gle. Mothers save your niue
ones BY giving them ParkeFs Tonic when mel!
tbey show signs Of being unTell, This
famous remedy is go pleasant that any IN;
fon, will tale il AID il Will sooa quiet and
en- eve their aches ard pains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
Sheep.

-'Ekli An NEH!NO"
Mr.. Ps.Iiue, Patterson Mills, Pa.-Twc
rams.
Allen Mcdonald Beaver county, Pa
Twenty head; very haa.
d. Push d Son. Fairview, O-Iweuty.
five head; one sock ram, FanOu.,' valued
at :50a. which t-Ch IL Pr'.c IL" o.
leans, is q very fine animal; their other
ram, Rink, which aE q prize al the
Chic State Fair. il also magnificent
specimen.
Oliver Watkins, Maynard, Eight
lead; fire animals
C. c. Harter, Wadesyille, Monongali'
county, ". Va.-Seven cad all handsom4
sleep.
B.ACH TOf.
]. NJ. Paxton, Mcdonnell Mills, Wash
irgton county Pe.-Twenty heal; spIen-
did animals.
Y. Paxton 4 Son, L),ust Ill., Pa
Twenty head.
j. {. Carothe-s, TaylOrstowo, Pa
Twenty head.
]. NJ. Quirey HoustonviIle Washington
auty Pa.-iwcnty head.
DELAINES
Simon Smith, Laccyaville, Harrison
county, O.--lwo head.
II. II. Russell, Houstonville Pa.-Twenty-
q eht head; fine animals,
James Mcclellan, Csnnonsburg, Pa
Tgeuy-eight head.
COTTswoLD.
J. |. Hepderson-E'ine large ram, ser.
i,us,y H.
The display in Cottswolds is not as large
as la,t year These sheep are Of English
stock, aud DO not appear to stand oar
c mate very well Their wool was former
I, in ertat demand for army blauke'a.
c.rrr,s. e!c but now ia not much lought
ter.
SOrTHnOwNs.
Lyman Carothers Taylorstown, Pa
Two head.
&c. Kerr, Burgetts'own, Ps.-Foprteen
hcad. These sheep are from the weil-known
"Evrrgreen Home farm; two Of those on
exhibition took p,iz-s at Columbus last fall,
and all are fine animals.
sHGor, r,.uaEnnwNS
A. c. Danford East Richiand, Belmont
county, O.-llleveu head; three Of the
lambs in this rXdio!t are from one eve AT a
birth. and are r9markshly fine. THY were
imported from Gary Bros, London Ont.
john Sdebottom, Loydsy..ler Bslmont
county. O.-Seven head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
IN GENER AL.
Robbed on the Streets

About half past ten o'clock last night, as
street car No. II, driven BY Louis Ecker
was standing at the corner OF Thlrty-tourt
and Chapline street. some thief secured the
drivers change box, and made his escape.
The box contained about $50 and lar
number Of tickets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
BRIDGEPORT,

There i TO De waiting room built a. The
r / 4 ". and C i P. Junction.
M;ss Kate Cook has returned from O
,Iaasan, visit in the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09

D~RIx9 Fair wset popaLa, p':ces, -
cen,s simi,s;oa AID !g carts :o' 7is.t''
iii IL orevai. at the Chsp..ne Srse, r:ns.
The The ,r,:c a: this riLk q tn Gass; ia tae
ri'y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
uoEsFoxp's ACID PHOSPHATE
Valuable in Indigestion.

nr Dan:ci / N-,scn, Chicago, says: i
ind i q pleasant ami valuable remedy IN
Indigestion. particularly n ove7To'i+1
mea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09

SHORT HORN DvRHAys.

7. P. Vance, Washington county, Pa
Five heal being one handsome tour-year-
Old bull of 22C0 pounds weight, two heiieTs
and two calves.
y. S. OIin & Sons Streetsboro,O o. light
head of splendid cattle, showing in their
glossy hides and we'll polished horns. '1e
cs-e Of their owners.
HEREFORD5.
G. ". Miliikiu Youngstown. O-Nl2-
head. Among these is the fine bull Leo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
Advice to Siothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy-up for chill.
lren teeth;ug is the prescription OF one o!
he best female nurses and phy8iCisnsiu in the
United States, and has been used for forty
gears with never filling success by mil
ions Of mothers for their chillcen. Dur,
!ng the process of teething its value is in
ea!cula5le. 1t relevea he child from pain
cures dysentery and diarrhRa, gripping il
the bowels, and wind colo. BY giving
Aeslth to the child it rests the mother.
pr;ra 25c q bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09

SALVATION On, the greatest cure on earth
pain, may be relied on TO elect cure
vAsreev.r an external application can be
=, ID Price only twon'v-ive cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09
Armstrong Case
Revolution Expected in Spain.

PARIS September S.-A majority Of the
newspapers in this city expect that the
strong anti.German feeling provoked
throughout Spain by the Carolines affair
will result in revolution in that country.
as the people manifest hostile feeling to.
ward King Alfonso and his Ministry for
their action respecting the German occups-
ton OF Zap
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09

were, Of course, ine.5jobly postponed ye :
deep inuu. me geul.-iuru III charge ar
ranged to have them called At p. m. to-
dsy, in case no mole rain fell, but as it
s,ormed all night a"d lid fair, at ; clock
this morning to keep it up today further
postponement may 5e expected unit! to-
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-09

TIE componen's Of Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup are daily prescribed by the sblest
physicians, whose success is due to the spc-
,,iic influence Of these components DR..
8ulN Cough Soup ski'!tul!y prepared for
immediate use is for sale by al druggists
The new North-west., 1885-12-04
Great Falls Trib

The proposition to boycott those who see
fit TO employ Chinese IN number Of Mon
tana towns and cities, by :te knights OF
Labor organization, is meeting with oppo-
sition i'm a number of places, and particularly
so In Deer Lodge, where strong remon-
STRANGE against such n course has been cir.
culated and signed by large number of the
leading citizens. One of the signers of the
document is James III. Mills, editor Of the
NEW NoTH-wEsr, and recognized as one Of
tho ablest men in the Territory. Through
the columns of his paper he has heretofore
expressed his views upon this much mootei
question, which are decidedly against the
employment of cheap Chinese labor, but as a
law abiding citizen was bound TO respect the
laws and treaties made by the United States.
whether they met with his appreciation or
not, and it is fair TO presume that such are
the views taken by each of his associates on
the document. The Knights of Labor by
forcing this boycotting scheme, are likely TO
gain lust the reverse of what they expect TO
effect from such a course. The American
people, az a class, will not quietly submit to
dictation and the effect such mandate will
cause, IL put into executi on, L., that the
Chinese will gain sympathy and protection
from class who otherwise would not have
accorded 1t to them, while spirit Of opposi-
ton will be engendered against the labor or.
ganizations, which eventually will not only
defeat their object in this matter, but injure
them in other ways.
The new North-west., 1885-12-04
Jay Gould to Retire from Wall Street

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-The Stock Ex-
change firm of w. E. Connor & Co., in which
Jay Gould is a special partner with capital
of 100000 and George j. Gould general
partner, viii! be dissolved at the end Of the
year. The partnership expires December
3ls,, and it will not be renewed. Both Of
the Messrs. Gould will formally sever their
connection with Wall street and will here
after devote their time and energies princi-
pally TO the management of the three cor
poratious in which Jay Gould Is largely
interested. In speaking Of the matter yes
terday Jay Gould said: 81 have decided 10
leave Wall street. have been down there
twenty five years, and now that am about
so think ! am entitled to retire. Let some
of the younger men take care Of things down
there. So far as the market Is concerned
have been out Of 1t since last summer. As
long as stayed out was credited with
doing things that did not do, and closed
up. thought 1t best TO come away, and
propose to rest awhile and to devote myself
to companies that am interested In. The
firm does not need me, as Connor and Moro
siui are rich and have ample capital to con-
tinue the business. George will come up
here with me aud take an active part In the
management of the companies in which we
are interested-the Missouri Pacific, Western
Union and Manhattan. We will do our
best for all of these properties and let the
Street do what it likes with prices"