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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08
MARTINS FERRY.

j. II. Harrison, Esq left yesterday morn.
ing TO visit relatives in Anita Iowa.
Miss Minnie Osborne is visiting friends
in Pittsburg
Miss Ella Myers is dangerously i'll with
scarlet fever.
Robbie a year old son of David Hanson,
il seriously III.
Toby Kvne wishes us to state that the
fsht on SUNDAY morning occurred on th.
street and not in his saloon, rs was stated
in Yesterday mornings paper.
Charles Galbraih, Esq, Of SMi;hhe'd,
O.. is visiting friends in town.
Master Jim Rals,on will hereafter deliver
the RrcrsrrE, daily and Sunday, to the
subscribers on the upper route.
School opened yesterday with a very fair
attendance for the first day.
Charley Sedgewick, Esq, .ett Yesterday
for Missouri to teach school
Rev. Robert Alexander, Of St Glars
Vile, was in Town yesterday.
Robert Blackiord, Sr, leaves to day for
Kansas
70 Say that there is anything new in mill
and Glass works matters would perhaps be
parrialr incorrect, but TO cay there is a great
deal expected VIII De putting tHc iuNu 'pic-
most without possibility Of contradiction.
1t the aughlin nearly all the feeder nai!ers
ven, % work Yesterday with five additional,
thiEkirgi better 10 stand their chaaces III.
.de the factory than out, The Ina and
STANDARD are still the principal theme Of
conversation and their probable action Is
tavorite sui Q for speculation. Although
neither Of the mills have as yei signed all
hands seem confident that i will be done
and work resumed in the course Of few
davs
Wm. Runbsugh and Nike NcIar,H'"
we're fined - and costs ycster!ay E. The
fun ,hev bad Saturday night
Anderson McGiuis trial for assaul, on
Or. 7. c Martin "as postponed I'LL tomo7.
roR at " clock.
Thomas JoEr- !'.q., is dangerously i'll
e., his home on Second street.
M;ss May Lyman is visiting friends in
tom.
Tie Orchard peor,o are kicking on &C.
.,ru' 0. c water famine caused 5y broken
Council failed . conyene again last
J. $. Hhodes d 60 : a;taclmsr. a-ent
WIS +, :CwL a-Glr ia=, light.
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TIE CHINESE MASSACRs.

.e>.r;I .I~r"st~ Mude-TI""p' Guarding
The Company'- Property.
CuEYtNNE. Wy, September T.-Ihr
sheriff Ct Sweet W,ter county has arrested
.Scnty.,wo Of the supposed leaders Of the
Rock Sorincs rio', including Isaiah W-ite
cJuse, mcmber.elect Of tie Legislature.
hey were taken to Green RIVER county
And isi!,d and will have preliminary
eearius morrow. Mo.a arrests will io!-
.ow. The charges against tho prisoners
,7e murder and arson, riotjng and obbe-y.
The ruiz. OF Chinatown have not been
..arcl i and no more Ccld bodies have yc
cen discovered 1t is estimated now that
re nuu5er Of tie killed will be a6oH, fly,
..>uGirg scvcra! that aied Of wounds in the
.urrcurding hills. All the Cinnamon n
ok in lie Almic coal mines near LsIus-
.,r, Lurr oeripg four hundred, have been
.,.-u o the latter place under esc1r' OF
riitd States trocpg. y 'r.r!ing gun was
sent !rtm here ~ i.yan,;on yesterday. Inc
~liH'arY ls under the rc-n.oa4d ot Co!1ne!
iLGe5son ol the Ninth {. :. infantry, ~.
orsd Al Euck Syriu-5, ivaus'On and
my gusrdrr- Fhe company proPsrtg. No
mI.Ler IyCUOe Is aPpr"heGded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08

4 large number OF the lady members OF
lie F,st Presbvterian congregation net n
,fr pa,!o,s Of Mrs. W. + Butler 5 rei'1"Hce
10. = l'wetth street, last evening 10; ~
purpose Of taking preliminary acnon !'2H-
'rc 20 h" giving Of g. enteE'ainHeh, 'pF
.hr ,,lca' OF TIE inpFoveuc Mt fund o. me
cSrrrb After number OF plans had
irf- ra,vassed, the laiies finally agreed
rpon a prorcu1cing match, something
-a-..ri., ,c /. ua..re Of ;he sps'.aE 5e,',
sb:ch a|criei % mnch fun fe~ yeas
ago This ur.g-e s'air will come - som %
rI1 time dar:Sg a-y, week. on tay TO 5' Ee'"
aSs- sxs3 AID those expected TO c1s'-'t
will BE- LoaGvi by po,,.! card {. - : nor
con:e-sei rp,u 'he-. Tnis a = .''.' >. /.
wo:,ty oa.r.l, ard i IS L1r~i q IonF rn1
III. !. :. q, j procAa,;ou>' ,n~n v:i; = ~
~ s,l lie. I :: familiar? VII M i4l'
LPLr.
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THE CHOLERA.
Consul Mason, at Aarsei!Iss, Makes
Further Report On
THE STATE OF THE EPIDEMIC THERE.
Statistics of the Terrible Plague Since t7e
2oth Inst.--.2,000 People Day
Leave the City.
THE PLAGUE GRADUALLY ABATING.

WASHINGTON, d. C., September Con
sui Lathrop, at Bristol, England, has made
report to the Secretary Of State, upon the
sanitary condition of the port Of Bristol.
He says the press reports, which represent
Bristol as being ripe for pestience do the
place on injustice. In his judgment no
place in England or America is better pre-
pared to resist the dread disease. Consul
Mason at Marseilles he's sent to the State
Department further report dated August
~, on the cholera epidemic he says &C
ceptiDg these statistics as now published
they are undoubtedly below the truth. The
deaths from Asiatic cholera IN Msrseiles
since The 10Th inst inclusive have numbered
by days as follows: g., 90, &c. IS, IS, 80, y.
Total deaths from all causes during same
days l02, lis, - IL, s., -, G3. This,
considering that the nominal death rate is
less than ~ per day is a irighttul record
and shows that typEls adtyphoid fever are
ravaging this rceking city with yehemence
scarcely less deadly than that Of cholera il
sell. Mr.. Mason says that the departures
from the city number about 1000 per day,
but there has been no panic like that of
leS4, the public mind having been gradual
" prepared for the developments which were
for time suppressed by the city govern.
ment and the press With the exception
Of perhaps four or five comparatively
new and handsome streets he pestilence
has this ycar invaded every part Of the
municipality and its suburbs. The cholera
has diminished notably in some e the
streets and quarters where It first appeared
q n. orth 60, and this with the slowly in
crt Easing. but still small percentage Of
cases that recover, are the only present in
'd;Cn;iors that the pestilence has spent its
most malignant force. The newest pecul-
iarity Of the cholera, both at Marseilles and
Tou!on. Mr. Mason Gays is a tendency TO
complication at an early stage with typhoid
fyer combination from which few are
rescued.
The Cholera.
MADRID, September 7.-I estcrdays Chol.
era returns, compared with those Of the
?,,h ult, show that the epidemic has in
creased in Barcelona, Cadiz and Sautander,
sri has decreased about fifty per cent. in
ilr remaining provinces.
TorLoy, September 7.-Eigh; death.
rom cholera were reported in this city to.
day. Nine patients were admitted 10 the
hospital eilht were discharged cured, anl
IL remain under treatment.
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BELLAIRE.
A Pioneer Drops Dead-News Items of
Various Kinds.

Various Kinds.
John Henderson, the well known grocer
Of the First ward, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon. The old gentleman had Just
concluded bis dinner and was occupying
chair III his store when he fell over and ex-
pired. Heart disease was the trouble. De-
ceaeei was about g. years old and was one
Of the pioneer glass men of these parts. He
was at one time manager Of Wheeling
glass house, but his health failing him he
went into the grocery business. Mr.. Hen
derson has son who is manager Of the
Canton glass works. A large circle of
friends were greatly surprised when the
news OF the demise WAS made known.
The Globe Hotel, under the management
CT Mrs, E. S. Armstrong, will be continued
as It was before.
Mrs. Frank johnson, OF Pinch Run, died
a. an early hour Yesterday morning, and
will be buried today at p. NJ. from her
late home.
Two tailors had little racket in John
". King tailor shop last evening. Most
persons had hoped TO see an old fashioned
pummeling affair, as both participants
were abou, one size. But they only showed
and pulled at each other and called unbe
coming names and then parted. One OF
the fellows, Jake, he is called, appears to
have entered Mr King shop and raised
the fuss. lie was in fighting order, but
was inJeriCred with before any damage was
done 10 either.
Col. lIilt. Lewis, OF Barnesyile, was in
town Yesterday.
The Belmont Glass Works held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon. Amsioriry Of the
directors we are informed are in
favor OF resuming work, but what
conclusion was arrived at about resumption
we are unable to say.
Mrs. Joshua Shahsn died Sunday even
ing, at the home Of Mrs. Samuel Cunning.
ham, at The advanced age OF IS years. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at :
o clock nterment in the Bethel cemetery.
Mrs Shahsn was probably the Oldest per-
son in Belmont county. Her husband
Jo-hua Shshsn, WAS soldier OF the war Of
1872 and Mrs ShahHn has drawn q pension
tCr several years on this account.
The public schools had | 2i0 pupils in
attendance yesterday. The High school
contained - scholars.
There was,,a temperance meeting at the
South Belaire NJ. f. Church last night.
The Window Glass Workers !. \. No.
$50 will meet this afternoon al } clock in
the X. OF l.. Hall.
Council convenes this evening.
Drs kurz, Anderson and McNHSters took
part in The amputaiion OF the foo, Of Jonn
Ssdley.
LaRoche y Kelly sold a line Place or.
gan 10 James Douglas the later par Of
last week.
The Enterprise has selected no Secretary
as yet.
The Executive Commitl,c OF the EPisco.
psl Church meets this evening
There is GOOD trotirgrIcr al he Wheel.
ing Island Fair this 6t."ruoOn
Be!Iaire Lodge No. -6I, +. y \. VI had
a special meeting ia'' might.
Subscriptions to the Grant y ,nhmenr
are taken at the bauh.
The Free Masons Of his city will attend
tie layinr Of the corn,r some Q! the $.
(iairsvllle Court House il a ,yi'.
Wm. Mason and Dari.i /. Ich viii De
made nailer5 ut the BellAirr y ii "orAs.
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LABOR DEMONSTRATIONS.
An Enormous Turnout in Chicago Ye
terday.

An Enormous Turnout in Chicago Yes.
terday.
CHICAGO, September T.-Tde labor Ger-
oGstration here today was an affair o. con-
siderable ,narni,ude. The day was q per
feet one for the parade and fully eight thou
sand marchsrs were in line representing the
various trades assemblies and unions Of the
city. The parade is an outgrowth of an
effort to have an annual holiday for the
working classes Of the country aad WAS con.
dUC;ed here under the auspices of the trade
snd labor assembly. In arranging for the
demonstration 1t was decided to not allow
the red aSE Of the secrecies to be carried
and this prCyoksj couutermovemert on
The part Of the anarchists who
.; radIdi yesterday. In the column
to day the American colors only were dis
placed together with the banners Of various
seer, cies ard tew improvised banners
em5fI ned witt mottors denoted that
hours should constitute a wog kim day and
teuOunCing convict labor The column
was made 10 Of representatives of the stone
CATERS plas'er.r r, lathers, box makers, typo
gvag her, broom makers, cigar makers
coCpeGs barrel makers, carpenters, horse
shoers, iron moulders, tanners, wool pullers
harness makers, shCr makers watch case
makers, orlcklavers and stone masons ur-
ion and street car employees. In the COZ.
uwu were number Of decorated wagons,
IN which the processes Of printing paper
making horseShoes and cutting stone was
Illustrated. The column proceeded to Og
den Grove, uear this cIty, where tue day
will os devoted 10 h"arIug speeches ana
other forms U! diversion.
Durip- the exercises OF the afternoon the
following resolution Was adopted:
Resolved, That tae organized mechanics
and wogkiugmea Of Chicago, on this the
lrsJ celebration Of LABOR national holiday
deem It due 70 ,heu selves aud the puolic to
announce ,hat while they know their rights
and dare ua.LtaiE them at all hszards
they pre.er lar ballot to the bullet, reason
70 -u"auisG all united intelligent action
20 uraniuEly,, violence as the means best
calculated 20 remove he evils OF which
.hay con- piaia .h.r Means which may De
.rs.,HaO,e &c IT, l-soolisus OF the Old world
IRE unwaray,es 4ad OFT OF place in free
---uaIc where h franchise Is the ius!ier-
a1,e right Of every American citilcn, ire
sCec,:7e OF color AID ra'i)ral;tv, and that
,h,y are IN wiling 70 aii in the destruc ion
NJ ;he institutions Of q country the hop 0.
h. oppressed Q: err cline which n IT
v.lor and patriotism have secured.
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PESWOOD.

Pay day at ne upper :'eel PLAT. Ycs'er.
Gny and Il is probable thal it viii resum.
operations Tues lay. The oar Mil vii! a.so
s.art up a. the same time
Several feeders OF this place have secured
positions in the B"l,aire factory.
Prof. j. y. Nay returned last week from
his vacation, ,p.nl al his home il rair-
ruHt.
Miss Jos,e I.arsimg r,rurncj yea;erlay
!1on y.s:r 20 t'i.nGs in l.t:o,I--.
Miss Anna pr!Iey has ben appointed pri.
Il az trach,r IN the Bgnwooi public school.
,hr former te0cher being promoted.
II is prrsumabln 'ha' TIE congregations
ut the different churche- will g. day present
jredlh' having returned from the various
summer resorts, principally S.ratcSo, Cape
May IoDr Branch etc.
{ stranger who it seems Was seeking an !
p'oymcat at the furnace last week fell
a..sep there in place where ne unluchily
inhaled gaq and while in All insensible con
Ii,;on firher allied to his misfortune by
Icing badly burnt He was taken 10 the
lookup there beinr no other place suitable,
y here he WAS kindly cared for and sent to
he poor house.
A meetins ofthe Trustees and teachers OF
tie public school was held yesteriay q. /
clock p. m. Mr. ". brown was chosen
chairman and Miss Luella Fulton secretary.
in connection with the transaction OF gen
tral SCHOOL affairs several n"R r"gIlatcas
w,re discussed and held rnd": consideration
until the next meeting friday evening.
An irgte andiady created = sight ore'z"
Yesterday afternoon, Oy cho2pi0g io"n the
ycrch Of house BELONGING 10 her, in which
The tenants refused to yacare.
The pubic schools here resume to mor.
row.
a marriage ceremony will take place n
-. Johns church this week, the contract
ny parties OF which are wei. AMI iayoraoiy
known
! gclrtman, whose name w. were una
be 10 lrarn, had bis eyeiaiured at the s,eel
In. ys-:rrday
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THE UNIVERSITY
Opens With \ Boom-The Exercises-Psr-
sonal Notes.
SuscigI % the R,Jfs,.r


Special % he Register.
MORGANTowN, September 7.-The nj
versity reopcned last Wednesday after the
regular tummer vacation with q boom,
nearly lCO students being enrolled the first
day. This is an increase OF about twenty
over the number that was enrolled the first
day OF last gear. Most Of the new students
are cadets, and with such promising pros
pect it is thought that the corps will prob.
ably reach the limited number
After the opening exercises President
Turner addressed tIa students, giving them
enough good advice TO last the whole year
and leave an everlasting impression on
them. The institution could not help but
prosper under such an administration.
The buildings are being nicely repainted.
The reading room has been elegantly fur
nlshed and everything imaginable has been
done that would be OF any benefit TO the
students.
The people Of this place are living in
great hope and expectation that before many
weeks pass away they may have the pleas
ure of hearing the toot OF steam whistle,
and see the most wonderful of all inventions
running through their own town. The rail.
road officials are pushing things pretty live
" end expect to reach this place by the
middle Of October
Miss Gertie Hays held pleasant recep'
ton al the residence oi her parents last Fri
dey evening Eight couples being present.
They spent the evening in dancing, and var
ious other amus"ments until near mid
ight, when all dispersed Tor their homes,
tired but happy, and looking forward when
they oil shonld have thr pleasure of meet
ing again.
Miss Susan Moore will leave Tuesday for
Boston, Mass, where she expects 10 improve
tar musical education.
Miss Eta Boyers and sister Alice, will
leave Tuesday for the Pltts5urg Female
Collepe
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100 MANY WIVES.
ono IA New York, one in West Virginia,
the Gay Husband in Jail.

ono IN New York, one in West Virginia.
the Gay Husband in Jail.
EvroN, ". Va, September Quite q
ripI lie Of excitement has been occasioncd
by the arrest Of j. g. Roberts, engineer on
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, Roberts
me here last November passing as q
d, wer, saying that his wife had died in
New FORK State the year previous, Possessed
Of q genial disposition and o man CT con-
sdprGb intelligence he soon ing-altated
INTO tie coed graces of the people, and ere
long an engagement with M'a Lulu Wat
bius ole OF Hinton fairest dau-h'ets, WAS
announ ed. They married las June. The
honeyu con was cut short y the arrival
here lat nigh OF Mr. Charles F. Bea' Of
the law firm Of Zeal d Beal, Hudson. Naw
York. with papers showing beyond doubt
that Roberts had married Mss M.l'ie
Smith. at Hudson, New IorS, June 20,
lSs%, ard Mr., L Eo was S'il! ming.
Beal consulted Prosecuting Attorney Miller,
who invited Roberts 20 LIS oE,e "arly hi.
morning. pom heinz questioned a5 TO he
former wife he denied positively her De.
ing alive, bu, bejn- confronted with
pet;on she hsi made for divorce
and other indis1utah'e evidence he
wi'red aHd boycei for 2ercy. None was
given ard ne Vas Immediately locked up
,ndey 3 900 bonds Mrs. Roberts No. .
Upon hearing OF he !l,e Of her festive hus-
hand, denied his cu.l.. Old the scene 4; The
hearing vas affecting P)n b"ie. shown
l..-....- : y, ",
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CncNGo, September 7.-R. Z. Bowler,
Sccre,6ry OF the American fcee Trade
League has addressed letter to the Sec.e
tury Of the Iroquois Club OF this city, ac,
.~E,ing an invitation by the club extended
"a tn L.ague 10 hold its next annual con-
trence in this cit. Mr.. BowkeT nauas
November, Is and t. as the dates for hold
W re convention and requests the Iro,
guois Club to act "a . local committee Of
arrangements, to act in concert with rpre-
senrives from all political p.rtie7 believing
in the doctrines ot free trade. Rev. Henry
Wa-i Brtcher and Other prominent free
,.a@e adv, Gates have promised 70 attend the
.nnitrRnCe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08

Mrs. Wirs!ows Soo:h:ay Svrc7 :2' CHI,
l.eu teeth;ns. is the prescription Q, one o.
the best female nurses s2i Physicians II the
United States snt has oaea used t9' tory
Gears with never fs:hG- success oS cln'
IONS o! mothers f0- thaiE children D.
'qz the process Of tes'aine - va.Is Is %
.a!c-IaGIe I-raGscas the ca..d I.lE pA.A
.ures dyserte-y aaI iIa--hHa g-;o'r- II
he bowela s23 wind cahC , E':Tui
haal,k to ,ha child /! es5.s toa T:1;ea;.
Price 25c bo,tlA
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4 Nlinrr,, CnnNomtinn.

PrrryH~HG, September 1.-lh" delegates
from various conl mining districts adjacent
70 Pi,tsburg. headed Sta'- President Il .rris,
nil leave tomorrow for The National Con
.ar,iou ot Goa Miners which meets in IN
3ianapolis on Wednesday.
Tie delegation which rerresen's 6oooo
miners will advance the form ,rion Ct a ma
l'oual association with ihe Vi W o. securing
.ntorm rates in romP~ring districts, and
so when necessary 10 manaEe s'rlkes SIM
ilArto the one in the Hoc,iug N.ll"Y, Ohio,
. YER ago, where the iateres's o. the mir-
.,s Of several States were involved. 1T
.ieHre.,nt,ime ;hey claim that it IS impos-
bile 70 secure IL higher rate rless a gai-
Il .aaard ia made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08
IRON AND elias
.l.u H." situation Ill Both Iadu-tri"s
Euokeh Yesterday.

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08

NAH.,.>ET BN ii. Mass September -
..- a me bo.c"st 0urgiaries ever parpe'
,-.,'r1 n hi. ss,aor occurred .a,t ri:h. ~
Lee Ocean View House Thethi-yes forced
Al e-traECe juto tie building. agd carried
he ssts to the 6sscb and blew it open.
The there's oofair"i $4,000 in cash and
valuable lewe.ry. Some pa1er5 ani $1,000
we're found or the beach this morniur, nesr
where the safe was blown open Tue bur
glars also entered ihr hoe. S,aEG.sh, box
mo the wiEe cellar and helped themselves.
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Not Anxious to Start.

Ds-"o,-, September The BGhI Iron
" RS IN this city, which have be.nsl.t
iown since July ! are 10 be reopened IN
der tn management OF the ,a'e enp!oye'
Ii" men said they believed they colld
maoe E"lrg !: the WORKS were sta:'e
again and were given permission 70 s'ar;
for themselves The managers ssy ttaG do
act E-opCse 70 cpsC the works themselves
.ur some time vet, believing the iron hIsl'
ress &c 6s stagEart, hct 'hsy are wiling to
lst them trv the NUs.rrss
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What You say.

There are 50 many frauds advertised tor
H.. ha;r," YOU sar. - there a7e, but fH'1,
e.'s Hair Balsasa Is re- c2e Of them. II
sill not work miracles but it VII DO better
serrice for your hair thar arything else you
can Gni. Reato-es original color cures
t.uir...T. gives neg grov'h. Elegantly per
med. Not DE
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Circuit Court.

Tb;s Court met at 9 o'l.o:k ycsteriaT
morniy- for the Sop'erber term. la ror;
{ six, re,:t Jurors were summoned tor Non
f,r next. The criminal docket will pro5a-
Nv he e., for the latter part Of the term.
The grand Jury were hard at WORK al!
day and big crowd OF witnesses were in
attendance. at frat il was thought they
wou,i finish up the business By last night,
b., late in the afternoon this was seen to De
:,apossiale and they edjoq!Lci until thi:
u.crrlrg.