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wnEELINo, VIVA, sEp1EnsEsso 30. 1888.


In the Second Branch OF Council, last
Friday night, when reference was madeto
the State appropriation OF $4,000 for the
repair Of the City Hall, Mr.. Alfred Cald-
well volunteered statement which has
attracted good deal Of attention. Be-
cause Of Mr.. Caldwells political and close
personal relations with the RtgiSter We
prefer to quote him from the columns Of
that newspaper:
Mr.. Caldwell said, from his:kuowledge
of the financial condition OF the State, he
had no hopes Of seeing the $4,000 due
from the State in the city treasury until
after the lapse Of quite time. The State
had no money, and would have none until
good piece in the future.
We need not stop to inquire just what
is meant by "the lapse Of quite a time
and "a good piece in the future" Read
in connection with the ISTELLIeEScER's
own report these phrases seem to indicate
that in Mr.. Caldwell's opinion the city
need not expect much If anything from
the State within the present year. We do
not know whether Mr.. Caldwell was
speaking as a member Of the City Council
Of Wheeling, as the Attorney General Of
West Virginia or merely as aDemocratic
politician.
What is the matter with the State Gov
eminent, that it is out OF funds and un.
able to get any2 Is it out OF credit as
we'll? It's predecessors were able to Dor
row when 1t ran short. We do not refer
to The forced loans on the irreducible
school fund.- which was as sheep in the
hand Of the shearer and couldn't help
itself. We rpeak Of bank loans made in
the regular course of business. The
administration Of Governor Jacob could
get money, Governor SEathews got it, go
did Governor Jackson. Has Governor
Wilson's administration reached q point,
and reached it 80 early, where the COM
mcrcial world turns its back and denies it
even the sweet boon OF borrowing? And
ESQ, why2
When the matter is again referred TO in
the Second Branch OF Council it may be
that Mr.. Caldwell, as the Wheeling end Of
the State administration, will kindly e1-
plain why 1t is that the credit OF the State
has been SO seriously hurt in so short a
time. Money is as plentiful as it was
when the Jackson administration seemed
to be able to get all it wanted.
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An ODD I.su. from the Plaln..

D0dgt ON NOD ColO60V.
Buffalo bones bring $50 . ton, delivered
on the cars IN Dodge City. They are
S nj in this portion Of the State, but are
AM quite abundant in the Panhandle.
The return freight trains from Mobeetie,
nay maui the bones, which are picked
mn In Tie Panhandle, to this city. The
taamsters pay small sum to the owners
If Inc trains for the privilege oil hauling
and the boys pocket most O. me money;
A big freight wagon will hold Two tons o.
bones. Two wagons are drawn BY iouF Or
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Mn. 6. Z. BENNETT, who represents the
firm OF David CarriCk & Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa, says that he uses nothing in his
stables but St. Jacobs Oil, as a cure for
sprains, gals and such ailments Of horses.
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five span Of mules, driven by one man.
One man then, manages the Transports
ton Of four tons otbones, which are worth
$40 in Dodge City.
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"TnE moon Of Mahomet arose, and 1t
shall set" says Shelley; but IL you will ut
bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup in come
handy place you will have quick cure for
Group, coughs and colds.
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Sept. 80, 1885,

The beautiful Farm Of Nj. Lewis Baker, adjoin.
ing the thriving town Of Kim Grove, has been sur
veyed into lots suitable for private residences and
gardening purposes. Situated near the IRilreRd
station al lin Grove, and convenient 10 graded
school, pottotCc stores and shops; lying almost on
the KatiOnal Road, and III close proximity 10 the
extended Motor line; there Is no property In mar.
kct in tho vicinity Of the City Of Wheeling 80 de.
BirRbls. There Is an abundance Of shade fruit
aud ornamental tres upon the properly. Buy
yourself home and be happy.
Iwill sell ON THE PREMISES the above prop:
erty on the date named, II the day Is fair: II
stormy, then on the following dRy-commencing
At the hour Of 10 o'clock A. n, to the highest
bidder
TRRMs-one- fourth cash, the remainder at the
pufch asers option as to time ANY term up 10 ten
years given Oh deferred payments desired, but
all deferred payments 10 bear Slx per cent interest
payable semi nnpuAilv, and 10 be secured BY deed
Of trust on the property sold.
This property Will Increase In value moro rapidly
tran any other in the vicinity Of wheeling.
JAMES GILCHR'sr. Agent
WILLIAM H. HALLEG, AuctIoneer. Eep25
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gaper 9alaret1omse.

WHEEIING PAPER WAREHOUSE,
Robinson, Fa1'is & Co.,
Manufacturers and Dealers In evcry variety Of
eAPER. No. 1tZz MAIN STREET,
Telephone III. Wheeling ". Va
Highest Calh plce paid for Rag, Paper and Old
e0ep ngu
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lfntfsts.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS OF REFERENCE Marks
sDaily. tsunday excepted. monday excepted
Wheeling Time.
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An Upfatljus Safeguard Against all Infse-
ti0us DisshSes.
Use Camphorine Soap freely in washing
bed clothes and all clothes worn closest to
the body. See the big reward We offer on
wrapper. S. STRuEz,
Originatar Of "Wax Soar"
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a;pr gent and s;ur sale,
FOR R1INT.'

No. $50 Market street. partly ilnnI1hed Il dsl,,,
-Four rooms No. d Seventeenth GueeL
No Galley is
Thlea two roOnned Hou,CS on Twenty eyrD,A
street, between Market and Main AtrCeB.
No. I9I Alley 10
Three Rooms, 70 9 Main street.
No 2CS7 Market street.
10. iii VirEtniAbt Get
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The girl question-Please ask papa.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
50 Acre Farm on BOggs' Run, two miles iun
FoEty.clghth street. can 6e bought ut cost, s! ga
50 Arr0 Farm ueAr Trisdelph!a
$50 Acre Farm, l will cell or exchHnge for CITY
'' 10 Ace Farm. VIII eel or exchange Tor city
FS g 1cfc Farm in wet.el county. Twill EXCHANGE
for city property.
Dwelling No. 1000 Eoff street.
New Dwellings No. 81 sud No. 50 Nineteenth
No. aS3i Eoir street, seven roOmA
No 20 Fifteenth street.
No. n TWenty.ihlrd street.
No. "a Twenty sixth stsceL.
BuSluess House aud Dwelling on Market sslee.
For further Information inquire OF
JAMES A HENRY, Real Estate Agent,
Collector and Notary Public
Ru27 f- M 1912 NRTtni STREET
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THE PRESS ASSOCIATION

on Its rravsis--Sesues and Notes by the
way--At the Capital.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-19
ROYALTY TAKES, 4 HAND.

rss Prince Of Vale, . una lna' Be speculat-
inE In the i mud the mos
Nav YORK, y would not bss,'e ssn'S
ion vas Csgsired hope thisStea o!oSA
aod re'roleI day oy the
report thafII repell the assertion had &C
tuxlly shsas-1 Ga'a triAe uitfsSn'acea, !,
and had purchased 100000 barrels Of CiL
The order came 5y cable Thursday,
50 it was said, and was executed
by the principal broker for the Standard Oil
Company. Many smiled at the report as
"noonsLiue," but many on the other hand
believed it, declaring that the Prince has
ossn trown TO speculate On the London
Sock Exchange, AID there wss no reason
why be should net tsSo turn IN the
American oil market II tk- report be
true his ROYAL Highness had eEideni5
been given large sized point" for the
market advanced 10 day At cents
Sc barrel, from :! I TO 81 OF, the
later bsS5E Re last price The transAc'
,iyrs to dsy were sralEzo"s, sggreganng
5000. GOA barrels Several isrsa pio@s
onsraroys we're G,clared 10 be short OF
osi ana iksy hsIped The advance BY their
purchssss q cover ?. D Armour, Tue
Chicsgo packer. :! said TO have bought
1000 600 on the long eds,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-19
NICE EXCURSION.

10y PxtsSuSE TonShs Had Fun on III
ExcursiOu That i,:1 S"t ENent
PrrrsnrEG. October IS = el1Sd ol
20 600 people, among Ehom wsIe large
numoe, Of roughs gathered on the wharf
this afternoon to Join an excursion 10 Ia
VS. Island dam, where Captain Panl Boy'on
Sss advertised TO give su exhibition. lfe
officers Of tLe steamers we're oVerpoEered
and their boats loads 70 the water edge
On this account they wrre atrsia @ mahe
,hs trip, and announced thst the exhioi-
t,s,g vonld be given bsfore the wharf ms
annouuce.a.1; I'd 10 Iio', durirg which
the roughs With axes So a.ker lDPls m1nts
almost cut up the excursion 0asgrs ina
and Alice. and compelled the otneers 10
irup into the river to ssve their lives, De-
cause ,tey =2uld not refund the money
aiken for tickets. : lslge force .: police
men was ordered to the St-az:. Spt 0roer
vas not restored fer lorg tine. ihe
ripcIas5ers ", re arrested Only one man
vas Lightly iniG:sd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-19
AN ETHEREAL STORY.
The ToFtures Inflicted CpJn a Wheeling
Boy by n Doniist.

The ToFtures Inflicted CpJn a Wheeling
Boy by n Dentist.
A terillS ta.s ci suffering comes
to light in which a Wheeling man
6gares as the sufferer and a profes.
sionsl man Of q small town twelve wi,es
from here a. the tOfIuFeE. The story is
one of the most remarkable the reporter
ever hesrd. and il will be related in the
narrator own WordI The most sstonish'
ing part is that the man still hves 10 tell
the tale. 1t goes this way:
Il was out Of the city the
other day when was seized with terri,
bic attack o. toothache, and repaired to q
dentists 70 havethe gEub-ariuder extracted
The ceLtist s&t me down ia o chair, gave
me a helEpint Of ether Here's where the
remarkable pat Of the story comes in
and succeeded in getting one tooth out
ell right. lie then sent out to drug store
and got another pint Of ether and gave il
10 me. The story begins 10 be astonishing
he then attempted 10 pull the other tooth
but goodness il broke off and was sTs
fering untold sgonias.
IA tie dug ttore be sent to last hAd
run oOt OF ether, he sent 10 another and
purcbased a PITT more, which be
also threw into me. The story
has row become amazing, unparalleled,
psraly 4ing, incomprehensi0!e, Then he
went to work, pulled out a chunk OF my
cheek bone and left me in an kwfol state
so got Up and quit him and came all the
way into town 10 have the balance Of the
tooth taken out.
Now that Young man either mistook the
reporter for an innocent, confdiug youth
or he did really believe h2 Sas taking tWt
piots and halt OF ether. Anyway ]
ether" ooe or the o'her.
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MARTINS YERKI.
Omitted ina kund,,, h.s,,,,

Omitted Iosa tgEday hssis,ss
Thousa s,roupe leaves in o lev days 10
5e gone ill sptiug. lie is thRagsdfn sen.
ing patent carpet brrah.
John T4ylo Eq., an old man q 10
years, walked IRON Mt PleaIani 70 Mar.
Tins Feny. q distance Of nine miles. In .
Iitile over two hours yesterday morning.
The Elson is nov in excellent rupsisg
order and the vorkmen are making good
tine. Meet Of the ,bopS got ten turns
last week and the prospsc. V good tos The
week coming. rs there are fourteen good
pots in the furnace.
The guide and bar mill OF the Eta only
vor Sed thae days last week.
Yesterday Was pay day 81 the Standard
iron wCrks
Mr.. Wagner. Of the Ohio yjIsy Wins
Company. left lsst sight for his bons In
Cincinnati.
My. u. Knspp, who has been is tova
durirg the past eleven days msiipg 90 IN
surance risk msp Of the principal busipsss
houses, LETT yesterday fos BArsss,ille. vhss
be will be eDgsgtd in making sinilas
map Of tha. place.
4 large cfozd Of ManiIs Ferry psopis
took 10 the Ivy Leaf ., the opers Hoass
yesterday.
Mr. John Godfrey, Of Illinois. 10 sijiss
bis LoihsI. George Godfrey. Of ssotsh
Rsdpe.
Mrs. d. W. White. Of Cherokee. Lo~s,
Was in town yestsfday
The Eovefty MssH Works are tusily 20.
gagged on nss noulds bat disertnt eIsss
work, IL ihis vicinity.
, Miss Kate Walters IL the gnes, Of bee &c.
ter. Mrs William Weihera.d.
An Stephen Clark, Of MipSa 70 visit
ing her parents in Nssisods stdiion.
/ Rsx Dr.. Ldgviek "a 10 81 GlAisyiils
wiring relatives
Aiss P. Hoxill is ssriously IN.
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THE CHOLERA.
A Final Report by the U. S. Consul
at MaFseillss.
NO AMERICAN VICTIMS OF CHOLERA
The Decrease Of the PIague.--Fig-
ures and Statistics Of
the ScOrge.
THE CHOLERA FINALLY ABATED.

WASHINGTON, 0ctobs, lS.-A final re-
port, dated October !, describing the
gradual subsidence OF the cholera al
Marseilles and Toulon and its disappear
Snce from Cetse has been received by the
Secretary of State from U. S. Consn'
FraIk a. Mason.
Tie most fatal day &. HArseilles was the
2lst Of August "frh Death record OF 6s;
that Of roulon was the 9th of August, on
which date AZ deaths were recorded. The
subsistence of the scourge has been grad
raI aud deaths now occurring are nearly
all among the fugitiVes Wko have returned
to their homes without due precaution in
respect to ventilation and dislnfection.
The epidemic Of 1885 had claimed in
Marseilles from its outbreak down to the
date Of report ! ,23O victims. This is an
unusually fatal record for second year, s
visitation at Marseilles, tie mortality Of
these secondary outbreaks having been
uniformity less than half Of that preceding.
no AMERICAN VICTIMS.
1t is pleasure to be able to close the
record Of this epidemic without including
among its victims the name Of any citizen
OF the United States. This is the more
gratifying that the malady was particular,
ly in its earlier stage peculiarly fatal TO
foreigners, notably Engish and Scandina-
vians. Two American vessels we're in
port during the esrly and most fatal stage
of the epidemic. There were in all on
both vessels Line cases, including both
captains, Of acute choleraic diarrhpa.
Coz sui Mason says that he presented a
remedy cf DR.. Vsliatine. OF New York
with more than ordinarily good results.
lis formula is tincture Of rhubarb, l0parts;
laudanum eyndenhsm, 4 parts; camPhor
ore.hsH part; syrup Of ether, so parts;
syrup of bitter oTaDge peel, so parts; one
teaspoonfull in a little water and repeat
until the symptoms cease. He adds; 1t
is doubtful whether tie statistics will show
that any substantial progress has been
made in treating the most malignant forms
of the disease or that the proportion Of
deaths to cases have bee reduced so much
az ole per cent. by all the experience OF
these two sombre years. The one effective
treatment for Asiatic cholera is 10 avoid
it.
Mr.. Mason, who has bravely remained
st bis post through two epidemics, il high.
ly commended for bis iutelEgont reports
by the Department Of State.
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on TIE OHIO.

Al KpitsrJP Q: zsss oesesrsiss TIE
Bos, and Bostnsn.
The marks at Pittsburg last night ind
Gated feet inch end falling.
Passed dosn-ClAra ard Clifton. With
brick
The Elaine leaves for Ps.ksIzssrg .. 4
g. N. to-day.
The lOsAi packets are gil running On
ime - Esusl
The Emma Graham viii b ~ so-Bos.
70. for Pittsburgh,
The Ssrfs iAst nigh, iaiicAiei 10 feet
3 inches And falling.
PASSED. up. n. Buptoa No. 2 and
John P. WALTON, with emp,iea
The steamer Andes leaves Tor Gncin
matt Tomorrow aftsraooa .. , O'Clock p.
N. ckaS. NGhlem&n 10 CON zand, Mart
2. Hol ard Charles Knsx elerkI-
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BRIDGEPORT.
-Onit,ed from szps.I,I " ghlsr /

.OGiued from sTpssJ ~ sh"I
l.. W. Heiul.in and George and Fran K
Hathaway returned Yesterday from hunt
,nz expedition at FEeeport.
Miss Emms Blond, Of Wheeling, was the
guest Of Mis- Emma Mitchell yesterday.
Nyrou Mitchell, formerly fireman on
The {, L & W.. has accepted position
as assistant engineer on the packet Queen
City, plying between S.. Louis and New
Orleans
Yrs. Joha HeinlsiD, OF beliairs. was IN
town yesterday, calling on friends,
Felix LaFerty passed through town on
his way to Lil home in New Athena yes
terday.
R j. Baggs L Ions plauirg mills are
running % three qurrer TINE nov. IheJ
we're forced to disperse With number OF
their en- ploJees last week on account 81
scarcity Of work.
Ed Dorsey, Of Rush Ron. is in town.
Samuel BrockuDier is spteEts ,HiHg 3
friend rom AentHcky.
; Sherman Bsggs 10 rupbing baggage
master on the Masillon accommodation
Wn. Thomas, Ct Bsllaire, was in tow
yesterday:
The colored people are expecting TO have
( q grand time at the rink to-=cTsg -ight
Prof Or md h;s sorpse Of teachers at.
tended the County Teachers Aaocishoh
at Morris,oVD, yesterday.
John Cook, sr, is spending fsv days
( in the country.
An ghteen-uonths Old child, Of Ran
som Baxter, died yesterday morning, and
Ill be buried in Weeks cemttsrI 9. J.
o'elosk to day.
Rssz=sa yet, o. A. 3, No. 22l, wi
i've . grand bean supper and army sociA
Ia their Friday night. There viii be yisi
tors from Wheeling aid BsHsife and 81
exeslIsni choir has been Eslee.ed from tn
eomrades-
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PRISON REFORM.
The Congress for this End Assembled In
Detroit.

The Congress for this End Assembled In
Detroit.
DETROIT, October lS.-The meeting ol
the National Prison Association was priv
ileesd to hear q number Of suitable ser
mons to-day, the subject of prison reform
being considered BY several local pastors.
The sermon of this session of the congress
however was preached BY Bishop c. +.
Robinson, of Missouri, at st. Paufs
Church.
Pub6e exercises were held at Whitney 8
Opsra House in the evening, many
OF the churches being closed to
allow their congregations TO ar'
tend. Several of the speakers rejolced at
the large attendance which they said was
the lafges. ever kuown in the history OF
uriscn reform. After the announcements
5y Secretary Rounds,- time was given 10
religious exercises. Bishop Harris, OF De-
troit then spoke briefly Of the fundamental
principle of christianity as especially sP-
plying to prisoBers to whom Is promised
freedom. Many past failures are
not to be considered as due
TO the inability of the Christian
religion 70 act. He believes that nowhere
do We know 90 little how TO act a. IN tho
treatment Of the criminal cases. 1t IS 9
lO,eworthy sign OF the opinion ofthe times
that so many eminent men are seeking
through the gospel 10 help prisoners. He
then introduced Bishop Gillespie, OF Grand
Rapids, Mich q member OF the Michigan
State Board of Charities, who selected the
clause Il believe in the forgiveness Of sins,
as that pant Of the creeds on which all can
agree and which is the foundation Of all
work in this line. The foundation of every
effort in behalf of the prisoner is laid in
Christianity itself He eonSdertd the
different opinions OF the criminal b. %,
speaking of them as incorrigible, as the
victims OF heredifery or as an unfortunate
class. The world owes me living, wss
considered the motto of the criminsl who
shoald be suppressed. The geutlemanly
burglar he described as such man. He
condemned promiscuous sympathy but en-
dorsei aid in all efforts for reform.
He told OF improvements now being made
10 Michigan. acd spoke in behalf Of the
Christian effort 10 behalf Of released pris
ouers, and condemning the unwillingness
Of the public to aid them Rev. Dr.. Hen
drrson, Of the Detroit Association Of Char
itiss, followed with the query, What can
the church DO to help il efforts to save and
bless the crimiualsg' Which he answered
BY arguing for the teaching Of trades in
prisons that the released prisoner may
have ths RScrewith to sustain life. Good
care wbiIe 10 prison IS important, but 1t is
not everything. Teach and persuade
prisoners icto btirg better men and
women. lie believed this question also
involved the question Of industrial educa'
lion in public SCHOOL, Paapetism Is often
the cause OF crime, and children Of pau
peiism shonld be taken up and cared tor
Governor Alger, OF Michigan, wss next
introduced, who endorsed the congress and
spoke briefly Of the importance OF prison
reform.
The regular business session Of the con-
gress begins tomorrow morning.
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ACCIDENTS ON THE Rail.
An Accident in New Jersey by
Which
EIGHT ARE KLlED---MANT INJURED
Y,,ribls Scenes on the RaI---Ihree
Trains in the General
Smash-Up,
FATAL ACCIDENT IN NEW ENGLAND

J.ssgy CRY, O.,O5er lS.-OI the
meadows tour miles west Of this city, a
o,ITsi,n occurred bstween two trains, thi'
sysDiD, which resulted in the death Of i've
,sr.ops and The injury Of several others
Tbs Pacific express, leaving here ct $40
O'clock ran into the western bound emf
,rspt trair. which had stopped at the
@,al cBp,s on the East side OF
,bs Hsckenaack bridge, kuOckiOg .
no-,iop Of the latter across the track oi
the Iehigh Valley read. Shortly alter
,,r5s 4 Lebigd Valley train came thun-
J.rip, slorg and crushed into the wreck
The dead ws.e slI ou ,be emiersOt train
o. are sI.o tie injured The brakeman
o, The later wss amorg rhs victims. Inc
u,s,g i the nost frighriDl one On the road
,,r ysa7s. Tar,e OF the dead have been
h,5nob, here Tier, are q msn and
.ons. both Gscspira,el aud terribly man
s,sd srL BOY about twelve, who had
10th legs cu,cE Their names have not
set tseN learned.
Amor the wounded are Ellons AEneoFsp
..,,r,. nm y visit 70 her father IL Madison,
~. Christian G. B0lstsd, b,u1d for
sirpespoG.: Marilu1 ClrleT, sOI z to
Colorado. I.sara Redseu MslArard' IN