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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25
Police PiCkups.

Officer Bell arrested Fred Ward yestet
day for being drunk on I!on street
In Police Court yesterday morning Sa
rah DIETRICH, for keeping house Of illiame
got $40 and costs Matte DIETRICH and
Andrew Stein, inmates got s. and costs
each.
Officer Stevens yesterday arrested
George Day on Fourteenth street. charged
With drunk. nucss and disordsrly conduct.
Day pulled q revolver some time before on
a negro, on Twelfth street, but when
searched al the lcck.up no pistol was
found.
Officer ILaslott ran in man named
GotIieb, about midnight last night, for dis
orderly conduct
OAicer Stevens run in drunk last even
lag
About twenty minutes alter one o clock
this morning one Of party Of three men,
who stood at the Wheeling Bakery corner
on Market street, fired revolver at a
man standing Just below Stanton & Day
euports and then all three ran up the
alley past the First Presbyterian Church
The man was Gnhurt, although the ball
came near him.
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PARkERS BURG.
M"ClintoCk, the Alleged Forgcr, "u the
Way to Charleston Notc,

NfG'H 90 f.s Es.Hfr.
PAE,yVsu.so, November - deputy
Marshal j X. MeLen lei here to day .,i,h
Blinker McClntocs, alias BHuker Robin
son, for Charleston, wherr ha wll be tried
on a charge Of couu,cr!eiling. The eyi.
dence is strong against him, as numerous
counterIeiting implements were found ou
him when arrested in Mason county several
months ago. At the time OF his ar.
rest he was committed to Jail in
i'll Point Pleasant, but managed with sey.
eral Others to escape, aud his Whereabouts
were unknown until Marshal Mehen found
him in your city, and arrested him last
Friday and brought him down here and
placed him in Jail 1t is thought that he
will have q prompt trial, ss the United
States Court is now in session at Charles.
ton
We have g regular "Old Sleuth the De
teC;ive' here in the person OF Officer
Griffin, who has been very successful in
ferreting out and bringing to Justice oIHeuI-
ers Of the law.
State workers for the neAt city cam
paign are busy, but there is ample time
yet for several States 10 be made and
broken An effort will he made to put up
cur best men, as the emergencies to he
met next year will require nerve ard dis
cretion On the part Of those who may have
the honor TO represent the city as council
or guardians OF the peoples interests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25
MARTINS FERRY.

4 race 10 be Skateu al the Excelsior
rink has been arranged Tor Saturday night
bsi~cru Charlie Pugh. Of this place, and
Joe DIDning OF Brilliant Both these
boys Are excellent skaters and being well
matched Gu elegant race s anticipated.
The idea OF an election 10 choose u
postmaster to succeed the present incum
bent when his time expires, crows in pop.
ulGtity with each day.
DR.. 4 r. Gag has a. last gotten his
entire stock removed 10 his ne@ room in
the Commercial Block The Doctor has
store which, for beauty on,ioes anything
in Bridgeport, Bellsire or Wheeling.
William Mcknight was Convicted as
charged in the Court Of Common peGs
yesterday. lie will probably Re. good
long term in the penireutiary.
The Lilies o! the Valley give supper in
the northwest hall Of the new Commercial
Block tonight, The L. p. Missionary
Society haa a pronouncing bee in their
church also.
Mr.. Harley Ong returned 10 lis home i'll
Smithhcld Yesterday
Yesterday Conductor James EDcrlein
had great time with an inebriated pass
enger and his pet dog The man got on
the train and his dog moi understanding
the most improved methods Of railroad
lug was left behind This caused the pass
enger TO become very indignant ard order.
ed the conductor 90 either back back or
else get oil and LEI him run the train.
The steamer Climax will will make o
special trip to the Wheeling wharf this
evening TO accommodate those wishing 10
attend the opera
The young married ioks hel their reg
ulnr meeting at the residence of Mrs {.
Mitchell last evening.
Yesterday James McAninch Was arrested
on the charge OF bastardy preferred by
Miss Mary Paul Craig. He was given a
hearing before Squire Mitchell and was
bound over il the sum cf 300 10 appear
before the court OF Common Pleas at its
next term. He failed to get a bondman
and will be taken to 81. ClairsvilIe to.mor-
row
There is almost universal complaint
about the crossing at Hanover and Fifth
streets and also about the walk from the
central school buildnF to the NJ L
church.
Mud, C-l0 and ,prr,liug
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RFSNijtIiI.

Nj. Thos E.:kerton WAS Injured nt the
lower steel paut by block Of wood lall
ing en- his he ID, cuttiug it badly.
The collector for the lntylhgeucrr Was
in town yesterday.
The b y O. pay carpIssaL through here
yesterday.
4 telephone was placed il th" 4. a o
express office al the Junction yesterday.
A car load o! nail plate "as received at
the factory Of the Beuaood iron works
yesterday.
Miss Annie Johnston, Of our suburbs,
is spending q frY day wi'h Wheeling
friends
Miss DarrAh. oI Ballaire, Was in town
Yesterday.
Mr.. Robt. R7dman, an employe Of the
upper plant, had one OF his ler! ma3hrd
while at work yesterday.
A select private party vii! be given this
evening, at lazier Hall Saa;iug and
dancing is the programme Tor the evening
As tits in charge of two Of the most pop
ulsr society gentlemen Of the city, ii
undoubtedly will be the soliety event OF
the season.
Mr.. Charles Sprouts left Monday Tor
Hollidaysburg, where lie has accepted q
position in the nail factory.
A small child Of Mr. shaw died few
days since quite suddenly. The physicians
pronounced the cause heart disease. The
Miss St. John who died suddenly at Bel.
laire few wceLs post. vas this child 5
aunt.
The iron for the smoke >, .ck .l the
Wheeling Go ; plant, arrived yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25
IsELEAIRE.

A ptoEouu2iug match YVES held AZ tat
home Of Wn. ~ raris, il tae Fourth ward
,ast night
The G. a p Steubenvilis sccommotH
ton arrives in the morning at O'Clock -
rla new schedule aud leaves at Z 20, Ho9u,
one halT uour earlier Than before
1t is expected that the choir to BE- AZ tie
Christian church on Thanksgiving Will
he one Of the best collections 0! vocal
choIusas ever gotten together in The city
The choir Pta2;;ced in tie church last
night.
The boycottars who enss- ed Themselves
u front Of II. Roemer dry goods store
we're not appointed by any OF ne Labor as.
semshes.
A class OF tue h.gL syhc"l hs' been -
yted 10 q party in Moucdsy,tls ucA' week
and the members and friends "! dow
Oh UGe Princess
H.F. HestE, Of Brilliant I'D ). ". 10
wilson, Of st. t.ubenWNs mo Their IA
lies to this city yesterday.
Th2=e is some talk OF the Nc'tE er' ri
way purchasing the usrr9W gan- '.'!
which runs out o. s.. C!airsT.i.s and d.
posing Of it SO that in time oa.y 1ne Fo"4
Fil lssTs the county sest.
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WEEKLI REPORT
OF the Western Nail Association OF Ma
chimes Running at Its Scale.
OFFICE or
MLsnEy Nail Association,
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. II.

''i u T. VT
MLsrEy Nail Association,
WEBBING, W. Va, Nov. 2l
GExrLEyES:-The following mills have
reported
Belmont Nail Co.-Novembrr 81. Have
% machines heating furnaces and rolls
running.
l.aughliu Nail Co-November 18th
Have 81 machines running, including IS
self feeders
Belront Iron Works Co.-November -.
Have 80 machines running. Heating
furnaces aud nail plate rolls on double
turn.
Norton Iron Works-No,e ember I'D.
Have 30 machines, heating furnaces and
rolls in operation
Kelly Nail and Iron Co--Noyember
3lth. Have 70 machines running. Heat
ing furnaces and rolls on double turn
Riverside lion Works-November 9Th.
Have so machines runuing. Heating fur.
naCes aud rolls on double turn
Wheeling Iron aud Nail Co -Noyem.
Der ~ liGve - machines. heating iur.
uaces aud rolls running
Western Nail CO November %, Have
t. machines runnipg, heating furnaces
hui rolls in operation; oil working salts
Iactogly.
l.aBellc Iron Works November -.
Have 33 machines, heating furnaces aud
rolls runuinr
Terre Haute Iron aud Nail Co.--No
yem1tr -. Have ~ machines running.
Jefferson Iron Works-November 81.
Have . machines. heating furnaces and
rolls running.
Benwood Iron Worhs--NoVember -
Have machines raining
This report shows G2- machines ranniDg.
which is an increase Of 30 machines com.
pared with last weeks report
Yours respectfully
GEORGE WISE.
Sprrpt6rV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25
NAIi NEwL

several Assertions and DeniAI. The
weekly Report ot Secretary Wise.
The Associsled Press yesterday, sent
out ,be iollowing telegram from Pitsburg
Il ts asserted in morning paper here
10 day that the Eastern nail manuiac
,urers are turnishlnr the striking nailers
OF the West with funds TO carry on the
strike which has been in progress since
last June, and that they have agreed to
continue the contributions I'LL the strike
euds one way or the other. This action it
IS said, accounts for the promptness with
which the manufacturers OF nails in the
East granted the advance asked by their
nalers. The Eastern nailers TOO, are
making weekly payments, and all the
striking nailers in the Western district
feel very much encouraged by the out
look
A AREGIsTERreporter accosted a well known
manufacturer yesterday and asked him if
he knew anything abouttte matter.
NO said he, Il know nothing as to the
authenticity ofthe statement, but should
not be surprised il it were so, as it is a
matter of business. aud the Eastern manu-
iacturers see money in such action for
themselves.
The reporter called upon President
Weir, orthe Nailers Association, and asked
him what truth there was in the telegram.
None ut all he replied.
We do not receive any money
from the eastern manufacturers, but as.
sure YOU we are getting along all right
and will continue 10 DO 80. see that it
ID denied that meetiFg Of manufacturers
was held at Pittsburg on Wednt Sday last
We claim that meeting was held and some
of the manufacturers from this city took
part 1t is u fact, also that they held an.
other meeting on Monday TO deny the
statement, as published in yesterdays Res
IsTEE
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A LIVELY DEBATE
lnduleed in by CounCilmen Over The
Caldwell Run Matter.
NOT TAKEN FROM The TABLE.
Ihr Lookup ard Municipal COut Orderea
Removed to the New City Hail.
The Gas Trustees.
GENERAL BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
. Second Branch.

This Branch assembled IN lis chamber
at 30 o'clock last evening, President A.
j. Sweeney in the chair, and the following
members present a. roll call Butts, Cald-
well, Clator, Crawford, Robt, Cruise
Healy, Hildreth. Jaeger, Miller, Mckinley,
Scott, Schrabe. Tracy, Weir ard Weisger
ber-l7.
TIE minutes Of the last meeting wers
read and approved
On motion Of MIR Caldwell, the regular
order Of business was suspended.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.
The application of 4. A. Franzheim for
an auctioueers license, with Harry Fran
helm as surety, was granted.
RESOLUTION OF THANKS.
Mr.. lIildreth offered the following.
Resolved. That the thanks OF Council
be and are hereby extended 70 the Com.
mittee on Furnishing fer the neat and
comfortable manner IN which it has fitted
up the Council chamber
Adop;ed.
APPLICATION FOR Licences.
The application of John Rine for a
license 10 keep coffee house nj No ~,
Market street, with James Rine and Peter
Welty rs sureties, WAS granted.
The application Of Joseph Barum 10
keep coffee house at No. 1916 Market
street, with james RiHe and {. ". Sea
bright as sureties, was granted
The application Of X. j. Mansfield ~
keep a coffee house at No. 1912 Main
street, with killiau Kress and Joteph
Schaeter rs sureties was granted.
THE CALDWELL. Run MATER.
Mr. Gruse moved to take the Caldwell
run improvement from the table He
hoped there would be no objection.
The question was put, anu lost-syes iS,
noes IL.
The regular order Of business was here
resumed.
CITY CLEgh $ srtTEMEST.
+. w. Bowers, City Clerk. then read h,s
semi monthly statement II beng up -
November ! as follows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25
UlrEMit Comm.

In Palt One of this Court, yesterday no
business OF importance vas transacted.
Ia Part Two. the case OF the State vs.
Edward MacnamarG, charged with the
larceny Of q watch from August Denker,
was put on trisl before the following jury
.aroy Elder, X. T. Ford, J. W. Baird,
George Otto {. II Wstkina, Peter Wen
ielI James St. Meyers, +. J. Rothacker,
Thomas Owens, Hy. Sehultz. John Given
aad Barney McEptee The Jury brough'
X verdict o: lot euilty.
Robert rorj7ce peal guilty 10 gaming
IN a hotel, end wss fined $25.
Fifteen additional Jurors were ordered
summoned :or next Monday in Part T"1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25

Jennie Randall was up before Justice
Arkle last night charged with adultery and
keeping house Of illtame. On the first
charge she was fined $40 and costs and Oh
the second she was sent TO Jail in default OF
900 bail for her appearance Of court.
"Bunt Sheekey WAS also before the
same Justice charged with adultery. He
was fined $50 and costs. but took an sp
peal and furnished bond Tor his release
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Various Notes,

Word comes from South Pueblo. ttom
an Old Wheeling boy, that the feeders Of
the Bessem,r steel works are out Oh a
strike and he advises all good nail feeders
not to 90 out there until the strike is sci.
tied
The statement in Sundays REGISTER to
he effect that rumor was currGut that the
.Etua mill had shut down because OF die
agreement amoGg tue directors has no
foundation in tact. The only cause for
the mill soppiugls IS the general dulInsss in
trade aud want OF orders
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25
AMUSElTEST5
CLARA NpENI

The role Of Mercy Mer;ick, in winch
Clara Morris appears at the Opera iioaa"
this evening, is powerful choractcriza
ton, although by some critics considered
to be much below her famous iupelsona.
ton of Miss Moulgou In the Numerous
chmaxes ali her rw on Ieriul power is brought
out, and the progress of The play With her
as a centre, is " ntchtl with bre;,thl. ~ in
terest whenever 1t is put before On
audience.
Ebem PIymplou. who suppors Miss
Morris az Julian Gray appears 10 sPirn
did advantage, and is attracting tayora1Ir
notice everywhere.
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In the Denr OIhnn.-

We differ in creed aud politics, bat We
are unit al the same on the desitaJlrntas
Of hne heal OF hair. /, YoG mourn tue
lose of this blessing and ornament bottle
or two OF Parker's Hair Baisam will make
you look as you cid il the dear Old days.
|, is worth trying. The ualy standard
fty cent article toc the hair
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Revival OF the business Outlook South.
ward

The business OUTLOOK throughout the
South aud Wst is verY bright hsrvests
have been abundant. the public health free
from even the ordinary maladies. and
prosperity has brought an increased pat
ronare to The Louisiana State Lottery on
account Of i;s well established character
for honest Ualsgement, under The sole
direction of Genls &. T. Bealife2a ard Of
La. and Jubsl i. Early 0! "a. On Tnes
pay, Dec. 18th 1888. the l87th Monthly
aud tbs Grand Semi-Annual Drawing will
scl"cr $j22jG0 sll over 20 holders Of
uvl,-aA' $io or fraction Of teuths at &
5seh AN.riy;maIiou ran BE- had Of NJ.
J u.u.lin NV Of'56Es Ls 0n appli.
talIJu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25

j. Holmes Grove: appeared before is
good house at the Academy, last evening
in the Drama 0 L. The compsuy "a q
good one and the piece is ful! OF startling
and exciting scenes and is well put Oh the
stage.
Exile will be produced On Tuesday
niyht.
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STOLE a HAN.
4 woman Picks Up More Po.& fhun Sh"
Can Garry.

Cau Garry.
Mar Nylra wns a little oscrbardened
With the arden, yesterday afternoon, and
she walked into Nrill y Eiljnrham s!o'e
ahrre q tat, Juicy ham caught her ,5e.
Mary hesitated not, out embraced that
ui C. Of pork and walked from the build
irg. The as,u Weighed fifteen pouadsand
Mary could not make yery rapid head"ay,
and au sttache OF the store seeing her
making OF 9Th the meat ran alter her
and brought botb h-E and the ham back.
An oa.cer wss sent FOR and Mary Tas taken
bslora Juslca Arsl-. who placed her IN.
der SlOO bail ,nr hef appearances a. ,oaTI
in detsalt Of Which she vaJ sent 10 Jril.
PrRe gold always has irs base imitation
fl isso with Salvation Od. which Is worth
.rs Weight in gold 10 oil sufferers from
rheums,;a.,, neurahsia or gcut II H!Is
pain every time zee that you get the
genuine. Price twenty nyr v5ai3 BOT
tie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25

James O'Neill will appear in ihe ,iile
role Of this adaptation Of Dumas great
work at the Opera House on Manday eve,
ming. This company is uow playing III
New York. 1t will close there Saturday
night, and open here for the u"yt perform.
anCe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25

4 TERRIBLE CRIME.

A Young Man Robbed aud Murdered, aud
His Body Placed nn the Track.
AKRON. O., November 2l-The body Of
John Hopp, aged %, well known tobacco
manufacturer Of Akron, vas fouLd on the
New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad
track near Tallmadge this county, this
morning Before the er gineer OF the early
freight train could stop nearly the entire
train had run over the body. and it was
horribly dismrmbered and parts strewn
along the track
Hopp had been in Rayenns, station
beyond Tsllmajge, collecting money due
him, Yesterday. and was expected o come
home on lsst night train Murder and
robbery are suspected, aud the body had
evidently been placed on the trAca The
coroner is iuvestigating the matter.
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IN GENERAL.


n I''I'7t'1 VI IFt'rI t'"'ItVV'
The following transfer of real estate was
left fer record at Clerk Hooks office yes
terlay:
Deed made November 20, lsS5, by
james II. Wyatt and Margaret his wife,
10 Martin l.. Connolly, for part of the
James Wyatt farm. Consideration, ST.,
GIg =.
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10 MS NEW Posr.

n.rty K Nest Leaves tor the Nnrihw est
20 Look After ih" Interest "i tns Iu-
ataus.
Csuyral Henry K West, editor Of The
Sp.e:t oI Democracy OF Noods,j-ld, . ,
WI. at he Globe House at Beihire, last
ui-h:. Nr. West vas on h5 way 20 taae
cLsr,r OF ILn Indian reservation Ot which
be Ra- spDo utai Agent some time since
AMI in an inEeryi4g the following iutor
mariou was elected from the gentleman
The Agency "a, Fyrt Peek. Montana. Vas
ts ts.aJlishei in l~.1 hy General CoEan. OF
this couGtS then Secretary ot the Interior
s1gu after the Indian troubles IN tha. soc.
ricu. here are two agencies on the rrSer.
yariou ore Of which will ne under the dc
ta,iun OF Mr.. West Six thousand red mrn
arr fed and cared Tor by the Government
which eyacts Come little work trUm
the dusky inhabitants Ms. o.
the populace have distric;ed the
jtui assigned them Cd in small colonies.
Wbsu The Goysrnmea. fails to get labor
OF some kind out Of her subjecs their a!
loEance Is cut OF
IGe GmCunt OF lAHd on which these
5000 Indians are allowed to roam Is io,-
272.0OO acres. which appears Ike pretty
rood sized field for labor. One ioarth Of
ihs whole is good for grazing, and qui,s a
large number Of cattle are raised
Mr. West was accompanied by his two
sonl William and Wayne, aul By v. f.
Oksy, son OF Judge Okey The first two
vii! assis, their father ~ his station, vhil"
Nr. Okey will be gu-n day at Wolf $
Point. about twenty-five miles trom Fort
Peel
The party lel, on their long iourrsy last
ni,ht q, n O'Clock They will pass
through Chicago and st. Paul end eNpec,
10 arrive a. Glendale, the scene OF foc-
Peck. on Monday morning BY "a ron b
estimate /. is $500 hundted m.!rs from
here and siU miles further rnr;a, and Is
rather a cold climate to tackle 30 late in
the fall.
The Spirit Of Democracy NJ. Vests P'.
per hss been lcit IN the hands OF NES.
Wes'. wife OF the editor "ho will continue
Il - before
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25

WASTE no time. deluys haze tnu-ss,"s
.,d.; Ia member of your tsm'!5 ls sui
terirr VIII q s:.gat cough or ccid. don I
wait uut" q; l,yel5Fs itself .ht3 cyusomp.
ton, Ju' lrocUr- l.; once a bot.la 81 l,'
BIS C5,aL S,Iup snd cuEe that 5,ugh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25
uCKsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Rswnre OF Imit,Iluns.

Imiraious and sounterfeits Lave sgs.n
ap.r,red Rs sure that the word Hons
ruEus e Oh the wrapper None IFe gen
uius without 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25

F. Policeman JosEFd E,E,& IA. cEFHci
4 ,aIlon at No lUlC Market street. wh5re
be 'Iieuds will ind at al times good
tupgly Ct refreshments 10. the iuG,r man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25
"tHhHAL / Nts- !. ! /.

Lo@Iog November 2j-The general
result Of 20 days elections is slightly il
7us Ut q conservative reaction, hlthCu ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25
IMPORTANT DECISIONS
Handed Down by the supreme Court OF
Appeals, on Saturday.

Handed Down by the Supreme Court OF
Appeals, on Saturday.
On Saturday last the Supreme Court
sitting at Charleston, decided case
among others, which Rre published
on the second page, OF con,
siderable interest 10 shippers and
merchants, it being the appeal Of BloYd
against Pollock, from the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county. Some time in February
lsSl, Messrs. NJ ~ J. Pollock contract.
ed With s. l. Bloyd Of Glen EAston, for a
car load OF wheat, to be delivered on the
depot at Wheeling The wheat was loaded
and started Tor Wheeling, and Mr. Bloyd
sent on'his bill with notice that it had
been shipped. The wheat reached this
city the night Of the big February flood,
and was lost The Messrs. Pollock, never
having been notified OF ts arrival here, and
unaware OF that fact refused to pay, and
Bloyd brought suit in the Circuit Court,
which held that the g. y .. RAilrOGd
Company WAS the agent Of the Mes-rs.
Pollock and decided against that lirm.
The defendants appealed the case TO the
Supreme Court, where th" decision OF the
Circuit Court Was affirmed. Tie Messrs.
Pollock claim aad maintain that the Rail,
road Company MAS the agent Of Gloyd,
and not Of themselves, inasmuch "s the
contract called for the delivery OF the
wheat on the Wheeling depot. The 3. =
o. Company had never presrnted freight
bill to Messrs Pollock.
Another rather impcrtau, case was lbnt
Of Steenrod's a administrators vs the ", 7.
y Railroad Company TAis cN-e urigi.
mated uul OF claim Tor damaf"s by thu
Steenrod estate for right OF way tor the
H,mpGcId Railroad Company through the
Steenrod tsrn, from the east eud ot the
tunnel TO what is kuuwu as deep cat ANA
has been in the courts Tor the past six or
seven years. The claim Included interest
from 1883 aud amount in The aggregate 10
quite large sum The Court in an opi1.
ion by Judge Snyder, affirmed ;he decree
OF the Ohio County CicIit Court, awHd-
in. the original claim anl tn'eTe=! 10 the
administrator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25

''IUe l,ity lHe tairE,
Wherein L, reach tho ,onsrtyn,s d the EiHS
And equally true is i, that DR.. Pirrces
Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets lthe original
tile Liver Pills. are the most ellectnal
reans that can be used TO reach the ssSt
OF disease. cleansing the bowels aud sys,
tenn. and assisting ustUre in her recupera
ti,~w w.rE. BY druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25

l.oSDoH, November 2j.--.The report ol
the deSth Of kmg Alfonso created great
sensation here. Later Gdyices from Mad
rid, however, chow that the King is not
dead, but that he is seriously i'll. Eight
physiclans are in attendance vp His Ma
esty at FL Pardo.