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National Republican., 1885-07-07

THERE are hundreds of towns in Europe
that don't want to be saved. This is in
ferred from the fact that the Salvation
Army has been ignominiousy expelled
from these municipalities.
National Republican., 1885-07-07

Gov. PATTisoN is probably about right in
the conclusion that his Endorsement does
not carry great weight with the odministra-
tion. The President is well aware that most
of the "reform' governors Of 1882 were sad
National Republican., 1885-07-07

The ante-election cry was, Turn the Ras-
Gals out
The post-election cry was, The Offensive
Pnrtisans must be dismissed
And now the motto of the day and the
Democracy is, The Republicans must gol
There is progress in politics as in science
and art. Life is worth living after ALL
NeiV York ,S,pi.
National Republican., 1885-07-07

bcNu IAONcs
Lay white roses on loves bier
KnCel beside and weep,
He was fair once, and how dear
He who lies asleep.
Yes, ho sleeps sleep so long
That II shall not break.
Like white rose, leave this song
by him, for loves sake.
In the glorious summer time,
In the rose-red June,
AS the sun began to climb
To the ardent noon,
Love went singing to the light,
Splendid in his pride;
Wounded came he home at night;
% ss.sss ''sss-..a 49, siaSsi.
-PhNip BOlnke MdrstOn IN he JndependeM.
National Republican., 1885-07-07
AOncstinn of Altitndo.

The queen is going to raise Earl Spencer
to dukedom. The Irish dynamters would
have raised him still higher II they could
have got underneath the castle during the
time II was the distasteful earl's official
residence.-Ne,U York World.
National Republican., 1885-07-07

Jrit he true, as stated, that Lord Ran
lolph Churchill looks like John Il. Nc
Lean his growing popularity needs no ex-
planation.
National Republican., 1885-07-07

FRANCE is arranging on grand scale for
the great exposition of 1889. BY that time
the United States ought to have perma-
nent exposition in Washington.
National Republican., 1885-07-07
The Dimensions of IL.

The crusade for free whisky goes bravely
on in Ohio. The Democracy is for 1t, and
the Prohibitionists are for the Democracy
PhilddclDhia Press.
National Republican., 1885-07-07

n.y. WITH THE EXCEPTION OF sATUR
psS DAY EVENINGS our store will be CLOSED
at p. M until September ii.
iy7-3t NOAH WALKER A. co.
National Republican., 1885-07-07

SALISBURY indorses Gladstone by decid-
ing to continue the negotiations with
Russia.
National Republican., 1885-07-07
WANrBD--MTsCEUDhYEoUs.

UTANTED-Yo YOUNG MAN WANTS PRIVATE
w lessons In mathematics from an expert. Ad.
dress q. O. o. Republican Office. 90
WTANTED-To PURCHASE A DRUG STORE.
w Address DRUGGIST, Republican Office. 0-s
WANTED-To EXCHANGE "A FINE GOLD
w. watch nn1 chain for gentle draft horse.
Apply TO r. II. KIRK, 142i NJ av. 81
WANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r..
w Deall, Bntemnn & Co.'s Bank, 1A11 Il 81. N.
W., is Commissioner Of Deeds for every state and
Territory, United States Commissioner, Examiner,
D n, M,
National Republican., 1885-07-07
WASTED--EMpZorMEYr.

XXTANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN
w desires situation as day or night watch
man; good references VIII pay 900 for n place.
Address u, Il. H., Republican Office. 1-9
XKTANTED--A YOUTH or 1s DESIRES A
w situation In flour and feed store understands
double entry bookkeeping wages not so much tho
object ns knowledge Of the business. Address j.,
Republican Office. 10
National Republican., 1885-07-07

A PROMINENT New England Democrat, In
communication addressed to The Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN,, makes complaint of
the administration nfordiscrimination against
Union soldiers. BY way of illustration our
correspondent cites the case Of the Rev.
Dr. Slime, of Pennsylvania, who, he says, is
is an applicant for an unimportant and not
very lucrative office. According to the let
ter before us, the writer Of which is a gem
(tleman of approved yeracity Dr. Stine has
been necessarily out of the pulpit for some
years, has large family TO support, and is
poor man. He Is indorsed by Gen. Me
Clellan, by the member Of Congress from
National Republican., 1885-07-07

SoDoM was moral city compared with
London, rs shown up by current publica-
tions in the PdU Nal Gusettc,
National Republican., 1885-07-07
posToFFIcE NOTICE.

rrRUNKs. AND HARNEss-JAMEs s. TOP
l. HAM, 1881 Pa, av. N. w.
National Republican., 1885-07-07

M TEDIA ACADEMY-swITHIN O. SHORT.
IVA lidge,iA. NJ. (Harvard College graduate),
Media Pa. myS-6m
National Republican., 1885-07-07
EDUC1TIONliL.

NORWOOD l STITUTE-1212 AND 1914
Fourteenth street, near Fourteenth Street Circle
Select boarding school for young ladies' Session
'S6-S0 opens Sept. 80, 1885. Early application
necessary, as number of boarders win be limited.
mylI.6m
National Republican., 1885-07-07
WliNTED--HELP.

WyANTED-.A HoD CARRIER AT 11rH 81.
w and Md. ave. $. W.; one used TO making
rcd or black mortar. NJ J. CURRY. 30
MTANTED-A BOY WHO WILL MAKE HIM
w self generally useful about house. Apply
81T IA At. N. w. 2S
National Republican., 1885-07-07

AS ILLUSTRATING the sweeping pro-
scrption which the administration is prac'
ticing in the south, It is reliably stated that
"since the 4th of March all the collectors of
internal revenue, the United States mar
shals and the district attorneys In Virginia
have been unceremoniously dismissed, and
nearly oil the postmasters, deputy col
lectors, clerks, inspectors, gaugers, mes
sengers, mail agents, and other minor em-
ployes Of the government have been
bounced in the same fashion. In the
Norfolk navy yard mechanics, laborers,
and apprentice boys were turned off, not
because they We're Republicans themselves,
for that was not inquired into, but because
they had been appointed by Republicans"
1t is doubtful II parallel for this can be
found in the history of any past administra-
tlon. But then II must be remembered
that we have come TO the era of ''refor M
National Republican., 1885-07-07


Letters for Europe need not be specially directed
for dispatch by any particular steamer In order 10
secure speedy delivery at destination, rs all Trans
Atlantic mails are forwarded by the fastest vessels
Foreign mails for the week ending July II will
close (pRoMPTLY In all cases) at this Office as fol-
lows:
WEDNESDAY.-At 11:3O q. IN. for Europe per
steamship Fulda, via Southampton and Bremen
Qetters for France must be directed "per Fulda'p;
at 11:3O q. M. for France direct, per steamship
Normandie, via Hayre; at 1880 p. IN. for Ja-
maica, Sarthagena Lhnon, and Greytown, per
Rsaan Rap e1 AigS as 9S p mi for for TS and
at $3.50 ,. M for Mexico per steamship Estebow
via New orleans ietters must be directed "per
steamer via New OrloanSD,
THURsDAY.-At 11:3O a. m. for Europe, per
steamship Germanic, via Queenstown (letters for
Germanic'); at ii 80 a, m. for France, Germany,
&C., per steamship Frlsa, via Plymouth, Cher
bogrg, aud Hamburg Qetters for Great Britain
and other European countries must be directed
per frisia'G at y. m. for bermuda, per steam
slip Orinoeo; at 1880 p. m. for Cuba and Porto
Tabasco, and Yucutan, Mexico, per steamship
Alps gletters for other Mexican states must be di-
TsSIeG "per "a AlPsi az P, PA N; for Cape HGyti st.
FRIDAY.-At8 a. IN. for st. Pierre. ilquelon, via
Halifax; at 10 u. M for Central America and the
south Pacific ports, per steamship Acapulco, via
Aspinwall Qetters for Mexico must be directed
per Asapuleo"); at p m, for Hayti, per steam-
sATuRDAY...At l p m. for Europe, per steamship
el seervia wa 9ueensiowni at 1 p. m. for Scotland
tefs must be directed "pcr CiTcassia") at 1.30 y.
N, for Cuba and Porto Rico, per steamship Mag
ara, via Havana; at .;3O y. IN. for the Neither
lands direct, per steamship T.. Caland, via Rotter-
dam (letters must be directed ''per p. Caland");
at 23O p. m. for Belgium direct, per steamship
rected "per Westernland") at q. IN. for Turks
Island and Hayti, per steamship Haytien Repub-
suNDAY.~At 7.3O p. IN. for Honduras and Liy-
ingson, per steamship City of Dallas, via New
National Republican., 1885-07-07
DOCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL
III BATHS,
pEyERE HOUSE,
RELAY STATION, b. & o. r. r.,
... ST. DENNIS p. o., MD.

MRS L. ]. OWENS, Proprietor opens this hotel
for summer resort The prices are reasonable
and accommodations excellent rs regard rooms and
table. The surrounding country Ia picturesque,
abounding In shady walks and drives. Only thirty
minutes from Washington, via u. & o. II. r. fast
trnin, ial1.1m
National Republican., 1885-07-07
WliNTED--ROOlIS.

VyTANTED-BY A LADY IN OFFICE, A WE'LL
w furnished partly furnished room, with
chnnged. Address, stating price, PROMPT PAY,
Republican Office. 40
WAETED-BY TWO LADIES, THREE (3)
w unfurnishcd communicating rooms, for light
housekeeping on lst or ID floor; central location
terms moderate. Address, with full particulars
NJ. II. X, Republican Office As
WTANTED-BY A LADY, A IN STORY ROOM;
w northwest alCoye preferred; references given
and required. Address q. A. f., Republican ONCE.
National Republican., 1885-07-07
BOIRDTNG.
BUSINESS ClLRDS.

7 l.. KERYAND, 1912 PA. Av.-ENGRAv-
u. ing plate and 80 visiting cards so cts; 90
cards from alme plate, 40 cts; 100 cards printed
from plate, T5 cts
National Republican., 1885-07-07
FOR RENT:

H5J, All property placed In my hands will be
literally advertised without cost to owners.
National Republican., 1885-07-07

Il 9Th st. 3. W.
National Republican., 1885-07-07

BUSINESS EDUCATION FOR YOUNG AND
ID middle.nged men and women Spring and
Summer Sessions OF the Spencerian Business Col
lege corner Ninth and ID SITS. N. w. Rapid writ
ing, bookkeeping, rapid calculation, English lam
gunge, stenography, type.writing, &C., thoroughly
taught Tuition; Year from date Of entrance, day
or night, $50; three months day, $40; night SD;
one month, day, 81; night, s5. Rapid writing
only, IL lessons, s3. Call or send for circulars.
HhNRY @, SPENCER, Principal. SARA A.
SPENCER, Vice Principal.
National Republican., 1885-07-07
HOTELS, dec.

TIARRIs HOUSE, EUROPEAN PLAN, PA
Il Il ave-, bet. 18th and 18th sts.; summer priceI
for rooms, May / to Nov. 1, sl0 to SIG per month
transient rates, Toe 70 81 within one block of VIII
lards, Riggs, and Ebbiu Hotels, Treasury, Depart
ment Of Justice. JOHN II. HARRIS, Proprietor,
National Republican., 1885-07-07
For Observation-Disclosures.

FoR RENT-A 2.sToRY BRICK STABLE
02O st, N. W. 1910
National Republican., 1885-07-07

THE BERtyTz N12; ssgHEooL OF
AT 723 14Tu ST. N. W., CITY,
VIII remain open oil summer. Also Summer
School Mt Plymouth, Mass.
National Republican., 1885-07-07
N.Y. G A II d =.

NY. WASHINGTON, ID. c., JULY 1, 1885.
ns'e' The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned as dealers In Coal and Wood
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
books and accounts have been placed In the hands
Ceipts Will be acknowledged.
Mr. Werden's office for the present will be at 622
81; N, w Our friends are respectfully requested
member OF the late firm is authorized TO receive
and receipt for all accounts due.
HENRY A. CLA RKE
ty9-Ot JNO, Il, GIVEN.
National Republican., 1885-07-07

TOR sALE--sEyERAL LOTS IN wM. f. MAT
tingly'ssubdivislon Of Clnbourn, situated ON Co
lumbia road, near 10th ST. extended, and several
lots In Mount Pleasant village Apply to AUSTIN
+. BROWN, 1926 st. NV. Str
National Republican., 1885-07-07

Amusements.
AIBAuGH's-Billee Taylor.
CoMIQUE- Female Minstrels.
National Republican., 1885-07-07

EoR sALE-BYlAUsTIN p. BROWN 1926 ST.
Il N. W., 10000 feet of ground on 10th st. N. W.,
bet Scott circle and st., and 10000 feet on New
Hampshire ave-, bet. Dupont circle and l. ST.;
eral hrstolass houses ranging In price from $4,000
TO 100000. jel0.tf
National Republican., 1885-07-07
PERlSON1L.

A NY PERSON WHO WAS A PASSENGER ON
IA nh open street that passed to street going
east ON Monday, June 90 at 1880 p. M, when
gentleman fell from the car, will leave their address
at No 40, cor and list c.. and greatly oblige N.
National Republican., 1885-07-07
FOR REYT--RO0Ms.

EoR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM, HAND.
IT somoly furnished hay window on parlor floor,
very low also, large front room on Sd floor, slO.
1888 18th IT., cor. NJ. st. 10
National Republican., 1885-07-07
For SAFE.

EoR sALE-FURNITURE FOR SALE AND
IL house for rent, 10 rooms, o now rented for as
much ns whole house; 10 boarders. Apply at once.
705 11th st. N. W. so
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
THE HECHMER TRIAL.
A Jury Called and the Court Ad1ourns
Without Much Accomplished.
d, fbs

Special 10 the Register.
GRAFTON, November ga bright day
brought a big crowd to the Court House
to-day to witness the trial of John i
Hechmer. Judge Ice convened court
promptly at o'clock aud after disPpsiDg
Of few uuinporlant cases, called the case
of the Safe vs. Hechmer, the prosecution
promptly announced that they were ready
Af,er q few moments the defense an
uouuced that they desired to tender three
pleas. to which the prosecution objected
These peas we're:
FirsI-Thst the Catholic knights were
no, legally incorporated aud could not,
therefore, be be detrauded by the alleged
forgery.
HSecond-Thst the Knights if ipCoraOTs-
te1 were q foreign corporation, and ACCORD
rugly had no legal status in this State.
Third-Thst the Knights were in feet
an insurance association and had not COM
piled With the laws Of the State al such
The pleas were all rejected, the Court
holding tha. the matters pleaded could all
,e proven under the general plea Of not
guilty.
The defence then objected to proceeding
ill all of the regular panel of Jurors were
present. which objection was susta ned.
The prosecution meantime nolled another
count in the iudictment-the one alleging
the forgery 10 have been doue to defrsud
out without stating who it was to detraud.
After the regular panel bad arrived o
Jury was called without much difficulty,
CON posed entirely of persons residing out
of Grafton. The Jury ia tsr one and
will decide iupsrtiAlly. The trial then
proceeded, with but lutte of the unusual,
ull 4 o'clock, when the court adjourned
ill t. nerycz morning, the State not hav-
ing concluded.
Hechmer is bearing the great ordeal
very manly, yet he takes great interest in
sll the proceedings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
FOOD FOR FISHES.
Thirty-Sevsn Lives Lost On Lake
Superior.
THE STEAMER ALeoMA GOES DOWN
With All On Board Very Meagrs Partic-
uIars of the Terrible
Disaster.
FEW OF THE UNFORTUNATE KNOWN.

CHICAGO, November 9.-Daily News
special from Winnipeg. says: A fearful
disaster occurred on Lake Superior, Oh
Port Arthur, early this morning. The
magnificent steamer Algoms, Of the Ca
madam Pacific line was wrecked, and
tbirty-sev lives lost Only meagre par
ticulars have been received up to the pres
ent time. They consist mainly OF
kilograms to private persons announcing
the loss of friends. Mr.. E, Dudgon, OF
this city, received few moments ago tie
follosibg telegram:
"Algoms gone down. Your wife and
two children are drowned.
"[Siguedl JOE VIVIAN.
Mr.. Dudgon's wifs is tbIty-Gve years
old and children are q boy and girl six
and four years respectively. Mr.. Dadgon
is from Oven Sound aud was send
ing his wife and family
back to Ontario. The steamer
left Port Arthur at 3 P. m. and was
wrecked of Isle Royal. A heavy storm
prevailed all Sunday afternoon and night
and the steamer lay to for time. When
the weather cleared slightly the vessel
started again but made slow progress,
In the morning dense fog prevailed and
the steamer felt her way blowing fog
horns. Suddenly she struck a reef and
went down, all hands on board being re-
ported lost. The steamer was bound for
Oven Sound with passengers for Toronto
and other points east. JnO. G. Brown, q
bricklayer, OF this city, accompanied BY bis
sister, is known to be on board bound for
Scotland on visit. The captain, Moore,
is master of the vessel, and Mr.. Mackenzie,
nephew Of Hon. Alex. Mackenzie, is
purser.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
MARTINS FERRY,

David Hull and Asa Stevens pleaded
guilty 10 the charge OF drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, and were fined $40 and
costs each, Yesterday morning.
W. II. Barber, bieyclist, and Gustie
Suitt, skater appeared at the Excelsior
rink last night and will repeat the per
.ormauce 10 night Mr.. Barber was TO
have ridden down the Hanover Hotel
stairs, but concluded not to Try it, and gave
the stairs into Heslops harness shop the
preference.
John Kyre will soon commence the cree
ton OF new brick building on tbs lot now
occupied by his fathers hoas', on Second
street.
Tom Parker came home from Brilliant
yesterday. We suppose be wanted to see
the boy.
Welsh & Moore ore making the drawings
Tor twelve horse power engine Of new
design to he used in the construction C.
McMurrays walking traction engine. 1t
il to be 7.,nch bore and u inch stroke, to
run 800 revolutions per minute.
Thomas Blankinsop hss accepted posi-.
lion WIN DalHtH DIos' o Oumofci III
Wellsburg.
4. D. Wynds, ofthe National Attraction
Bureau, OF Trenton, n j., who vas taken
sck while in town some weeks ago, is
considerably better. He is at BayIiSs'
boarding house, where be first took sick.
Charles LipPhsrdt has entered E. c.
Boyd's store.
The pastor of the second NJ. E. Church
is holding revival.
The Hechsbifes wound up successful
festival last night
Miss Eta Hawn leaves her position in
c. NJ. Wells grocery today. Her place
will be Gllsd By Fred. Ysnpslt.
! prominent mailer OF this place expressed
himself yesterday as firmly believing tha,
their troubles with The manufactures
would be settled during the coming seek
he said his authority Tor ssyiDg so Was a
Pit,sbasg mill owner. Il is also reported
,bs, en- offer has been made TO the mailer,
of,he Laugblin mill tba. il they will taxa
the old factory and allow the fseds1naisrt
the new one. the 2l ceut scale will be
signed. The report comes through one oi
the tseSerrsilera and whether or not such
sn offer Las been made cen not be definite
/, y stated.
L. B O'Nesi moved his tsilo, shop into
The rooms over C. w. Sysrzs hat ttort
yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
BRID0EPORf.

Sample Jackson, q PENNSYLVANIA coIored
man, o. ptsrsd before Mayor Jnntibs yes.
terday charged with drunkenness and car.
ryiDg concealed weapons. He WAS find
81 and costs on the frat charge and t26
and coats on the second.
Charles Robinson was 6Ded 81 aud
costs for sssaultipg Mus Killen Freemsa.
Both are colored.
Council has not met since August.
Bank street is being fixed.
J. 4. B Macdonald, Esq., was able TO
be out yesterday.
Hiss Paull OF Wheeling, and Miss Mat
tie Ashley Of Culpepp'r G. H. Va, were
in town yesterday, calling on friends.
The Wheeling snd Belmont Bridge Com
papy are pGtiisg g rev brick pavement
from the railroad 10 the entrance Of tie
bridge
Revs Pierce and Cooper will conduct a,
temperance meeting in the NJ. T. church
this week
+. A. Naberry, Of Tifin. Is in town On
businefs.
Col Ed Bosie, Ct Bellsire, was in town
yesterday.
The G., l. 4 W. Railroad Company
are having stone shipped here TO dump at
the zoo, Of their tresils which runs down 10
the river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
STEUBENVILLE.
Unsuceessfcl Attempt to Start UP-Su'
iclde.
Spscial 10 me ReGiIp-


SrEUBENvILLE, o, November 9. The
J, fFerson Iron Works made an upsuccess
fal st'empt to prars their nail factory this
morning. However, several of the
machines are being run by Manager Wal
lace, Spaulding Wallace, and other gentle
men connected with the office. Tie roll
department is not in operation to-day, but
will probably start up to morrow. 1t is
also stated that one Of the furnaces would
be in operation TO morrow.
Nike Calendar, a hard citizen Of this
place, Was arrested Saturday night for
striking q man named VIM. Henderson
with a stone in the forehead, inticting Sc
we're injuries. He was brought before tie
Msyor this morning and fined SIS and
costs, in default Of which be will be taken
10 the Cleveland uorkhouse.
Word WAS received here to-day By VIM.
Urouaht that his son, Wm. A, commis-
son merchant in Baltimore, suicided by
cuniog his throat He made an attack
npou bis wife about midnight (Sundav)
and compelled her to leave the house. He
left this city three years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
Wheeling, November 9th.
WEEPING AND WAXING.

A Prisoner who CIamored to See His
Love Before He Passed I'm His Checks.
AS q reporter passed the Bellaire lock up
last evening Of the unfortunate was crying
and making q great noise about pain. 1t
was an awful pain he said, and he feared
he would die in his miserable cell There
was dear friend whom be mourned for in
bis misery and if he could only see her be-
fore he died, what feeling. Of relief he
would have. The poor fellow was indeed
putting himself to great deal Of trouble
TO impress the officers that be should be
left out if funeral was be saved. To his
raniings they took no heed. The clock 10
the Marshars office kept on in Its great
work, the FIRE burned eheerfully in the
stove, and the talk OF those collected in the
city building did not cease. Everything
continued as before. But it was
noticed in time that The sufferer
cessed bis racket and it was inferred that
the pain must have strsyed After this
performance an old lady, who bad been
locked up with her husband, began to war.
Bile, and her songs reverberated through
the building. and when the news man left
she was still singing. Verify the tactics
employed by the occupants Of the basri!e
to relieve themselves Of the sorroRs Of this
earth are many.
The coal miners OF this section have
formed the following permanent orgsniza-
ton: President, Tobias Holt; Vice Presi.
dent, Peter O'Mslley; Corresponding
Secretary, c. B. Knox Financial Secre-
tsry. Thomas Johnson; Treasurer, John
Applegarsh.
The County Commissioners have not
let the contract for building the McMahon
street bridge.
One OF the female song and dance artists
that are playing iu this city, WAS run in for
being drunk and was fined The coucert
business is yet in it's infancy, but is getting
rotten already.
The y. n. C. A. will have prayer in the
South Bellaire ~ f. Church this evening.
Donald, only son Of Mayor Cooper, was
buried yesterday afternoon.
The ministers Of the city are invite d to
meet in the study OF Rev. j. h. Mckallip
to-day at 2 p. m, TO arrapge details for the
observance Of Thanksgiving Day.
The Princess has been secured by Elmer |
Robinson ard will be run to Joe Enuo:
to morrow evening.
]. S. Bildabrap, Of Fayetts county, Pa,
builder Of the patent gas furnaces at the |
Bellsire and Enterprise window glass
works, returned home yesterday.
The A. NJ. Z. church will try hard this
week TO collect handsome sum towards !
their new church.
The saloon men were very anxious yes
terday to hear the report Of the grand jury.
Jahn Alum will 20 into the grocery
business on large scale.
Bsrnard's coal bank is now working at
the 81 2j rate.
The B., Z. & c. wants = NV time
schedule.
It'd shuttIeworlh races at Wellsville on
Thursday evening.
A rail spread and delayed trains on the
narrow gauge Essd about twenty-four
boSro. Every thing issll right nov.
The Globes are sorry that they we're Sot
given an opportunity to make things lively |
for the Wheeling picked zine.
BOB Browns team ran of again yester
day, causing some damage to bis wagon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
A s0YISH QUARREL
Results In Dea b and shrouds Two
Families in Grief.
Spoeirl 10 fhs Rs0LSfar,

PARxERsBURG. W. Va, November s.
Two houses in this vicinity are tonight
shrouded in grief, the result Of g boyish
quarrel This afternoon, Wm. Beckett,
r~elvs years, struck H. C. Neale, Jr, in
the stomach with q stone, four ounces in
weight, killing him instantly. The nm
fortunate boy was sou Of q. c Nea'e,
Of three miles north Of Parkersburg, aged
u. Ths GoEoner's verdict lie in accord
snce With the above facts The youthful
murderer was arrested BY Constable J n.
Bscksith ani lodged in Jail There We
9 heArtrepdirg scene at ihs Beckett homo,
The mother OF tie boy is frantic With grist
and cIuDg to ,he child and was With diff
Gully separated. The results may be
ia,sl, as the mo,her ia vtry delicate.