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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-12
MARTINS FERRY.

Marshal Hanson arrested James Chap
man and companion named Tirnby yes
terday for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct. They had been going the rounds OF
the different saloons, drinking and causing
trouble at each place, until the Marshal was
notified, when he arrested them on Walnut
street.
DR.. B. o. Williams has broken ground
for bis new house on Fourth street.
Gray & Smith have received another car
load of sawed building stone from Tippe-
canoe.
VIM. Mann shipped car load Of hot
blast pipes yesterday.
The Etna mills engine is being repaired
at Spences machine shop.
Charles Swartz received new bicycle Of
the Pony star pattern yesterday.
The following entries have been made il
the Briceland regatta which takes plac'
here tomorrow afternoon: Stony Ritz, Louis
Felsing, Dan Cochran, Thomas Madden
Chas. Henmen, Thos. o. Leary J. Aul, G..
Mallory, John Kelly, Chss. Felsing, Vim
Hsbber6eld and Geo. Ware. These entries
prove that the contest viii be Interesting
and exciting.
There will be grand open al mass
meeting held in the Walnut Grove under
the auspices of the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly this evening. The meet
ing will be addressed by P. ]. Mcclure, one
of the most earnest and indefatigsble labor
organizers in this country. He will beyond
q doubt be able to interest the workingmen,
all of whom should turn out and hear him.
Mrs. Culbertson, of Alliance, is in town
visiting Mr.. Kin Allen.
c. NJ. Burris leaves today for Chattanoo-
ga to resume his work in the nail mill at
that place.
Thomas Kay was buried in the Riverview
cemetery yesterday at two o'clock.
A number of Pittsburg men are in town.
They commence repairing the Dithridge
glass works this morning.
The contract for building the CONNER
cial building was given to Sank Moore yes,
terdsy. The three chief contractors on the
building are Chas. Seabright Jos. Frazier
and Sank Msore.
Oliver Binns, of Columbus, passed
through town yesterday on bis way to Mt
| Pleasant, where he attended the wedding o.
Mr.. Mahn Hill and Miss Anna Jones last
night.
Mrs. T. A. Scott and family left yesterday
for Harrisville, o., to spend a few days witt
relatives.
ED. Cattell and family left yesterday fol
few days in the country.
On Wednesday night some man, whose
name we could not learn, became enrsgeC
at q woman named Bowers, up at Mixon'I
run. and gave her severe beating.
The Wheeling police were over yesterday
looking for man named Corners.
Tonight at the Excelsior rink there vii
be grand bah given for the purpose o
raising money to organize 9 boat club
MAYER full orchestra will furnish music fo
the occasion. A grand time is guarantees
all those who attend.
1t is reported that thieves made an at
tempt to enter Wagoners grocery on Sec
ond street. Wednesday night but wer
scared away by officer Welsh. Later tn
same night they attempted to get in 10
Williams grocery, on Washington street
but were scared away before they accom-
plished their purpose.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Movem ents of Wheelingites, and the Con
ing and Going of Strangers.

Movements of wheelingites, and the Com.
ing and Going of Strangers.
A. P. Miller OF Belmont, Ohio, is at the
Stamm.
]. W. DunIevy, of Cameron, W. Va, is in
the city.
Daniel Cooper, of Lancaster, Pa, is at
the Howell.
A. D. Hays ard wife, of Romney, W. Va,
are in the city.
T. E. Saunders, of Parkersburg, is regis
tered at the Stamm.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. 81. Bell left yesterday to
visit friends in Indiana and Ohio.
Miss Jennie Woods will leave for Wells.
burg on Monday to visit friends.
Justice Robert B. Woods is confined to
his residence at Elm Grove by a serious i'll,
ness.
Misses Steel, Boggess and Hite, of Clarks
burg, passed through the city on their way
to Piusburg.
Mrs. George B. Caldwell and family will
leave for Cranberry Summit on Monday, to
spend the summer.
The following Washington county folks
were registered at the Mcclure yesterday:
Miss Lockhart, Miss Laura V. Todd, Miss
Emma Todd, f. B. Mccormick, f. G..
Halves and F. L. Todd.
Messrs. A. G. Hadlick, Geo. j. Mathison
and Adam Blum, Jr., leave to morrow for
Lancaster, Ohio, as representatives of the
Knights ofSt. George in the National Con-
yention of Roman Catholic Knights.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Items of Interest Cleaned From Inter-
EXCHANGES.

Items of Interest Cleaned From Interior
Exchanges.
A large gang OF burglars are working the
country stores below Rayenswood very sue
cessfully.
A Young man by the name Of Patrick. II
years of age, was drowned at Letsrt, We'd
nesday, by the upsettiDg Of skitf while en-
gagged in pulling railroad tie into the boat.
Within a week over $500 ground hog
scalps we're received by the Logan county
commissioners who pay bounty of twenty
cents, and they are sill coming in.
A large dog that recently came to Ken
ner Hutcbinson's was bitted by rattle
snake. The dog killed the snake, then
within six hours died himself Kenuer says
the venomous beast was over feet long
jackson Bugle.
DIR. B. B. Enoch and Lawson Ssyre got
into an alteration Saturday night last, at
Ripley. and Enoch used pen knife on
Syre, cutting him several times, but not
dangerously. Enoch was arrested and put
in Jail, and on Monday had preliminary
uial; was remanded back to jail in default
of $500 bail.
On several different evenings during the
past week number Of young poung people.
male and female, have been congregadng
all at the same time, at certain point
above town for the purpose Of bathing. Il
is true they are childrun but some Of them
are pretty good sized ones. Parents are
certainly not aware of this state of AFFAIR."
or stop would be put to the nuisance
Let parents look into this matter.-Gien
vile Crescent
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ON THE OHIO.
An Epitome OF N ews O Concerning the Boats
and Boatmen.

An Epitome OF N ews Concerning the Boats
and Boatmen.
River 9 feet inches and falling.
Courier for Parkersbnrg OF ii a. m.
Captain Giles arrived in the city yester-
day.
The Belle Prince passed down with brick
at p. m.
The Louis A. Sherley is due up this
morning for Parkersburg.
Captain Fred Kemple is running the Ia
BILE on the steamer Courier.
The Alex. Swift with large tow of coal
passed down at an early hour this morning.
An old tow.bost captain in New Orleans,
seeing pretty girl approach accompanied
by three dudes said to his friend, Who's
that comm up with tow of emptiesT
Passed down with coal: Joseph A,
Stone, II m. James Gilmore, p. m; At
lantic, D. m; Cornet, 2:30 q. m; Robert
Junkins, 4 p m; Alex. Swift, $50 P. m.
The Sam Brown in passing up this morn
ing ran so close to the O'Neal, which was
lying at the wharf boat, as to tear of part
of her guards, just forward Of the engine
room.
Following ere the officers of the new
steamer Courier: Captain, Tom Prince;
Clerk. Colonel JEFF Martin; Pilot, Captain
Eb. Cline; Engineer, James Sleavens; Mate,
Charles Harrison.
By the time all the coal now afost
reaches its destination all the downriver
m rkets will be well supplied, aud some Of
the coal operators think it would be good
scheme 10 shut down for sixty days. unless
the miners are wilIiuglto d op q half cent
per bushel on mining.
EVANSVILLE, June ll.-River Is feet l
inch and falling.
CAIRo, June ll.-River q feet 2 inches
and falling. Weather rainy.
CINCINNATI, June lI:-River Is feet 8
inches and rising. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June ll.-River filling
with feet inches in the canal and 5
feet 2 inches on the falls. Weather warm
and cloudy; rain this afternoon
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Notes Concerning Cfeling, Bsss BAL
kenlisng and the Tart.
Cater has ordered new boat Of Blakes
Of Boston.
Bicycle practice is of almost daily occur.
rtpct on The fair grounds.
A parade Of iricycles was held in London
On Saturday, the 10th Of May; Al machines
Nae present, including 294 sin giles, 40
sociables, 80 tsndems and ia unattached
iricycleis
Hnnlan says that if his friends in Austria
lis desire it be will 20 back there sorae time
in the future and give Beach snothsr race.
For the present be will row any one in
America with good record As soon as
he has rested sufficiently at Toronto, ne will
get himself in condition for reemer pr any
other man in america.
Saturdays regatta at the upper end OF
ihe city promises to afford lots Of fin for
both contestants and spectators. Tie en-.
tries now comprise John Kelly, Charlie
Felsing, VIM. Hsbberfeld, Stony Ritz,
outs. Felsng, Dan Cochran, Thomas Mad
den, Charles Herman, Thomas 0Leary, /.
G. Mallory and George Ware. William
Bricelsnd is managing the affair.
Wallace Ross answer to Courtneys sug-
gestion for double scull race is without
meaning, because it does not cover Court
neY's proposition, which was that he and
Conley would row any two men in the world
double, barring Hsnlan and Teemer. The
proposition made by Ross is for a race in
which Courtney and Conley shall row Ross
and an unknown TO be named by Ross. After
the unsatisfactory experience at Saratoga q
few years ago and at Oak Point last year,
the single,scull race with Courtney proposed
BY Ross would be without public interest
and had better not be rowed.
The following amounts were won by the
professionals ct the New Orleans re, . ia
Teemer-Sl, 900 in singles, 500 share Ct
four oar ed prize; total 81 100. Gaudaur-
$500 singles 500 share of double.scull
prize, and $50 share of four-oared prize;
total, $3.50. Hosmer-$l00 share of double,
scull Irize, $50 share of folr-oarei prize,
5000 consolation race; total $3.50 Griffin
of Bufalo-S2O0 singles. McKay-S50
share Of doubles, $50 share Of tours, 500
consolation; total, 5000. Parker-SjO
share of doubles, $50 share of tours; total,
800. Lee-Sl00 share of tours.
Yesterdays base ball games resulted a
follows: At Brooklyn, Cincinnstis 4, Brook
Iyns 6; at Philadelphia, Athletics 6, Louis
villes 3; at New York, Metropolitans 2, St.
Louis 7; at Baltimore, Baltimore 8, Pits.
burg u; at indianapolis, Indianapolis IL
st. Louis 4.
In the ST. Louis races yesterday the first
race, one mile, purse $500, was won by Gold
Ban in l:44I the second, one and quarter
miles, purse $500, by Bonnie D, in l2s;
the third, one mile and a quarter, Charles
Greenstakes for three-year-olds, $1,000, add.
ed by Troubsdour in 2:l3; the fourth race,
one mile and three-quarters, real estate
stakes, By Swiney,in 3:O6, and the fifth race.
one and one.eighth mile, gentleman race,
purse 5000, by Talleyrand, in 2:O3.
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FESTIVALS AND BAZAARs.
Enjoyable Evenings spent at the Capitol
and Island Kinks.

Enjoyable Evenir Is Spent at the Capitol
and Island Kinks.
The festival and bazaar given BY the con-
gregstion OF the Disciples church, at the
Capitol rink last evening, was attended by
q large number of citizens, who passed q
cry enjoyable evening. Supper was serv d
{ ON ) until 10 o'clock, and the sppsrizipg
yisnds disappeared with great rspidity down
the throsts Of spprecistive patrons of the
tables. The various stands and booths
were in charge Of the following ladies aud
gentlemen: Peanut stand, FRANK Thomas;
", II and lemon ade stand, Mrs Medley and
Mes Smith; ice cream and cake
booth, Mrs. Carl Hamilton, and Miss
Jessie Wizard; supper tables, Mrs. Mana
Adams; flower booth, Miss Mana Adams,
Miss Matte Nsylor, Miss Belle Adams and
Miss Wells; fancy department, Mrs. Albert
Wells, Miss Ella Richardson, Miss Maggie
Work, and Miss Jane Anderson; refresh
ment stand, Miss MAY Stroble, Miss Netrie
Hart Miss Carrie Nsylor and Miss yirgie
Hart. The festival will be continued to
day and tomorrow, dinner being served
from II N. until 2 p. N, and supper from
5 until 10 D m. each day.
There was q very large attendance at the
bszsar and festival Of the Thompson N. E
church, at the Island rink last evening
The evening was very enjoyable one, those
in sttt niance hngering until late hour.
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There is Trouble In Store

For those who neglect to rectfy irregularities OF the
stomach, liver and bowels, which they foolish I'm.
szine win "cons hight Of themselves" G tbs SILLY
error such persons are usually disabuscd By the de-
yelopmsnt Of some Hrious chronic nelady trace
able 70 what they were pleased 20 cOnsidsr srhins
disorder Of the above named associate organs sach
= culmfrssion Il easily avoided A course .. Hos.
tstserss Stomach Bitf,s invariably has the eect q
rsnevinQ tho secretiyo action Of torpid nv f no
derirq ths habit Of body pericctly regular ne -
tiyiiv ol these al important sunciicns heiag
and fhe entire sysiein toned and regulated tS IA,
inocnparahls corrosive and tnsigorsnts no fso4ck
csoses rkich, II nbt erzGicEled n tins WI ffEzr'
viz un16ert ms Il 8
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Heal hfuI y,gur for the Girls

Mrs. Livermore says, in one of her lee
lures on Girls, II would give to girls equal
intellectual and industrial training with
boys. Eyes, and give them equally good
health, too" When your girls are suffering
from paleness and debility, it is a sign that
their blood is poor and thin, and that they
need Browns Iron Bitters. The only prep
ara,ion of iron that can be taken safely.
Miss Barton, Chestnut street, Louisville,
Ky, says, Browns Iron Bitters cured me
of rheumatism when everything else had
failed -
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MISSED THE MARK.
The Back River Dam Located In the

The Back River Dam Located In the
Wrong Place.
Through some mistake of the surveyors
the new government dam now being built
10 Back river was located about eleven hun
dred feet below the spot intended, and all
work accomplished goes for nsught The
dam will be near the west end Of Ohio street
instead Of short distance from the lower
point of the Island Quite large amount
Of work in the way of excavations for the
retaining walls for the banks on each side
of the river had been doue, something like
fifty men having been employed. Its I'M
stood the contractor win move bis force up
The river and resume work at the correct
.iFtstnt .ss--..,s.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Notice to the Public-M. Stein.
Wanted-Boarders.
Steady Employment for Ladies'.
Strawberry Fsstiyal-ChuTeh OF the Immaculate
Conception.
Turtle soup Luneh-Daniel Arndts Saloon.
Annual Plcnie-LOcal Union No. 8, A. F. g. W. L..
Oranges and Lem ons-G. 5. Feeny
Decorated GlasSvare-Ewing Bros.
Tickets 10 Europe-H. p. BehreRs.
Newest Designs In Furniture-G. Aenlel / Co.
Excelsior Baking PoEder-R II. List.
Sale Of City Of Wheeling Bonds.
The Blindfold Regatta Local Page
Rare Baryains-M. Gutman & co.. Local Pagal
Attention, sPortsmen-L G. Dillon Local rage !
WE have just received . new
stock Of Gold Speetaeles.
JACOB w. GRUBB,
JeweIer Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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No risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet,
with full information, termA etc. mailed
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Haatnar Indiicafiona

WASHINGTON, June also q. m.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, local
rains preceded in eastern portion by fair
weather winds generally southerly falling
barometer.
For the lower lake region, fair warmer
weather, followed in western portion BY 10.
cal rains, winds generally southessterly and
falling
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A Card.

Editor Register, WAee'tns, W. Va:
DEAR SIR wish to thank the Northern
Assurance Company of London and Joseph
Emsheimer for their prompt settlement of
my loss by fire of Tuesday evening, the 9Th
of June. MICHAEL WILLIAMS,
Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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15tsIins Rssisttr
FRIDAY. JUNE -. 1855.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
About the weather.

The mercury made the following record
as observed atSchnepfs drug store, Market
street, yesterday: 70. m. 81; IL N. 80; 3
p. m, S. p N, 80. The sun rises at
s:29 end sets at 1872. making the day 3
lepgth Is hours and minutes.
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sumner Excursion Route Book.

The Pennsylvania railroad has issued Its
Annual Summer Excursion Route Book, for
1885. coasaining oyer one thousand differ
nj excursion Ioz:es and including sn tn
princiual Eastern Summer Resorts and
prominent places of interest in the East !,
Persons contemplating . suumesfS
can determine Che enestif Of s5z y =!
how to 20 and rates " -
al Of tbs book. nsss ]
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And Still They Come!

And must be sold for cash at msnufactur'
ers' prices, wholesale and retail, Carpets
Wall Paper, Oilcloths, Window Shades
Rugs, Mats, etc, ETC., at Nos. 20l9 and
2O2l Main street. John Roemer, agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-12

Two mile dash between Mck Shepeard
and Henry Stevens Of Hamilton, Gao. q
the Cbapline street nnk to night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-12

Two mile dash between Bick Sheppard
and Harry Stevens, of Hamilton, Ohio, at
he Chaphne street rink to night.
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MoRsme Glory Baking Powder. Most
popular brand IN the market Ask your
grocer for Il. G. s. FEEsz, Proprietor.
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200 Boxes Fire Crackers. jest received
for Fourth Of July trade, BY G. 5. FEESY,
IIl0 Main street.
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TAYLOR On THURSDAY, Jssefi 4. tss: :, { z
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1r7sn 7sgior. ceed - yexu.
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NO rsce tonight between Sheppard
ps, Of Ohio, q the 0haqline stseet
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Two mile dash between Bick Sheppard
and Henry Stevens, of Hamilton, Ohio, at
the C lapline street Iink tonight.
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NEW ICE CREAM PARLORS,

At No. 1000 Main Street Grant Houss)
NRs ZIEGENFELDER BEGS LEAVE TO IN
nj form the public that she has opened Branch
ktore a. above where everything In her line can o.
bad the same Is al her establishment NO. % i~euO
McDonald's Chicago CGrsmelS and Whitman,s eel
ebrated Candies mazede
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NrlCTIN FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENr AT
~ les EOt street. !e.r
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MURDER IN rmE DIl,rExENr SrATE-

According to the statistics coupled by
the New York Telegram the number Of
murders in l>SG (3,3T0 il more than twice
as great as that in 1883 Q,l2D. This is
an average Of nine murders day or sixty
three every week; whereas there have been
only two executions and four lynchings a
week; 80 that 0: tho sixte-three mVrierers
each week siNtyone have escaped legal pun
ishment and f!tyseven capital punishment
altogether.
The statistics of the different States shed
some curious. il not valuable, light upon the
subject Of this crime aud It's punishment.
Based upon the number Of murders to the
numter of inhabitants in each State,
Nevada leads the whole sisterhood in the
horrible competition. There were in Ne
rada FIVE murders in a population OF only
$1,000. Next comes Oregon, then Nebraska
and Colorado, followed By W,st Virginia
and Florida well up to the front Texas,
Kentucky and Tennessee are abreast Of one
another, and little behind them are Arkan-
sas, Kansas, Minnesota aud Georgia.
Michigan. Delaware, Maryland. Alabama,
Louisiana, Ohio and Connecticut contend
for nearly the same rank, in the order
named.
The States with the lowest murder record
~, TI;,o,, vyJ;,L Load 10 TriDp followed
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lie wrote lis own biography and left il,
wnr,, re-, EDITION will never grow din. The
u,raal,, he u>.d vas mad, Of the rivers
The plains. the forests az. the eternal
lr.i-'I~ H. -ra..,I 3" iIsnVutls "itu n.7
,ay. TO me West, started toward, where 10
rails had been 1a,nd where there WAS
caught to meet him but the wilderness, the
Wild beas. and the still more savage man.
lie mad. Li, lionel. camps by the riyers.nd
.og /, is fiction with those who slren
Oh Jur sam" ground Tia, The waters IN
their tow mvrmur the grca. pathfinder
tame lie followed tie water courses tC
their sources ard guided by them, learned
nhere the moun.E;ns bent their crestS to
make po,si5lr highways for the feet Of men.
He climbed The mountains and disputed
with the eagles Of the crags' tor points Of
observation he met the wild beas; and sub.
tred him. be- met the savage of the plains
and of,he hills and, in his own person. gave
him notice of his sovereignty in skill, in
cunning and in courage. To the red man
be was the voice Of fate. In him they saw
materialiked torebodiug Of their destiny
TO them he was voice CRYING the coming
OF race against which they could not
prevail; before which they were TO Ie swept
away.
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DIED.

STEIN TUESDAY morning - 80. ALFRED FRED
Es., ii. ju,-Ut SOL o.. UCgr.r AMI I;o,iua Syn ed
year.
FuleIa. IRON the residence II parents, No. 2@oj
Main street. Ghar,,lgy 4. crnooa ut 2o'y'ork. In
l"ruart at VI. Caiverv cemetery. Fr.eGds Of the
L,ra.iy are respectfully invited.
BpWf ES-At his r,,iieu,' corner Forty-irst
ami ,a,oh s.rr.t,, Eighth warl, 4. o'clock, Wei.
ur,i.v r.Oruias, D. r.tnier 70. 1854, OF typh i'll
r,'er UECE. B.vEas, jR., IN IKE 18th year vi his
age.
Funeral trom n, re ilecce OF hi, father, Geo, g,
Rcw5-s Is, on Friday. January ;, l,S5, a, :
o,.ocS ?. n.. Friends o! the family are invited 20
allcLl. IrLrraenl Il VT Wood ce..etery.
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difficulty, and all it wants is his hand within
it. Those interested cannot do better than
give dilgent attention 10 all the old max
inns they can collect bearing upon The sub
jeot. And TO these the REGISTER gives its
heartiest sym patty and to al Il happy Ne"