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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
MUCH MARRIED.
1 Man Who Has n Fondness TOR Widow
With saloons.

4 Man Who Has n FondDess tor Widows
With Saloons
According to last evenings Nolksblatt,
a German named Briegel, who is well
known here, seems 10 have been playing
the part OF a cay Lothario since he Game
to this country. In other words, he is, a.
the present rate, becoming a Mormon quite
swiftly. Briegel left in Germany a wife
and several children and arrived in Pitts.
burg about four years ago. Some time afte,
he arrived he met and married a widow, who
kept q saloon on Spring Garden street IN
ALLEGHENY. lie lived with her until about
the first OF March, this year, when he came
to Wheeling, telling his ALCHEMY wifi hat
he intended TO buy o saloon in this city.
Upon bis arrival here be met Mrs, EnEle'
hardt, who kept a saloon on Water street,
South Side. Briegrl was o fine talker ana
ali that sort Of thin. and told Mr.. Engle.
hardt that he knew her sister quite well,
and made q rather good impression, 1t would
seem, as they were married shortly after his
advent into The city.
He induced her 10 sell the South Side So
loon and open one on the Market Square
lie remained here until July Nih, when be
vent to Cincinnati, presumably on the
lookout for another saloon, and as it Seems
ne always took a wife with the saloon, he
did not break the rule in his Cincinnati ad.
venture. Anyway he married another widow
here, who owned a saloon, bat in this case
ne was doomed to discovery. \ gentleman
named Smith, who knew Of Briegels mar
riage in Allegheny, wrote 10 his wife there
r~e.ling her Of Briegels unfaithtuIncss, and
IL this way his whole American escapAde
Sas disclosed, as well as the fact that he
Dad o wife aud children i'll Germany.
Mrs ED.lehardt says that Will" he was
here he used $500 of her money, out wheth
r he took it with him or spent it here so,
dCe7 not hEOw.
BriegeI was rather q polished rascal, hay
ing an oily tongue, which with quite a s.rik'
ing appearance assisted him in his matl
monial proclivities. What his many wive:
will 90 is not known, but it is probable thai
be has already left his Cincinnati spouse
aud is making love to some other wonar
where he is not known. 1t seems that hi!
specially consisted in marrying widows VIII,
owned saloons, aud he should be stopped be
! lore he does more damage. 1t wouldn't D.
healthy for him TO drop of in WheeIln!
again.
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Personal GDIsIS,
Movements OF Whselingttos, and tho C"'n.
lag and Going or strangers.

lag and doing or StranSerh
+ NJ Mcdonnell, Of Burton, is in the
city.
Hor. sep. Hall, of Wetzel county, is in
he city.
Mr.. Fred Stephens was in the city yesteF
day on business,
Harry C. Orem, Of the Orem Combina.
ton, is at the Mcclure,
Mrs. j.. G. O'Brien and daughter, OF New
Mexico are in the city.
Are Spit, agcnt OF Lester Il Aliens Min
strela, is a, the Mcclure.
Captain viii :. Sims, Of Darlington, o.,
vas in the city yesterday.
Mr.. +. Clark, Of Wells Bottom, was in
the city yesterday on business.
J.. s. Jameson, q prominent merchant OF
Westernport, Md, is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Louis Gutman leaves this morning
for St. George College, at baltimore.
Mr.. Hazlett Cummins re- urned yesterday
from Washington, ~h,re he spent the sum
mer.
Miss Kate Stewart and Mics MarEaret
Hutchison. Of Allegheny, have returned
nome after q delightful visit TO friends in the
East End.
Col. George Thompson, a prominent nail
- OF Steubrugille, passed through the city,
Yesterday IN route from Bcllalre, where he
rad been on business,
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Public Property.

... a.a... . . ."-...
SIR observe the stone val row being
aiken from the iroat 0: the old CRY BaJid
ing i sent up Twelfth street to fill a hole
Why not sell the stone to Mr.. >che.ey or
some other stone mason, or Il not to them
to private parties Some Of It would maS,
good stone fer building purposes and com
mand more money than what the city VI
get out of it to ell q hole. The OUts'd'
course is large size aAi rough CIT. Such
stone is in good demand.
If you can, Mr Editor, please state wha;
is being done with the sand. and Il private
parties can buy sny Of i; il they want to
By giving publicity TO the ABOVE and answer
:ng the question you will obige a reader
and C,-Is ".
In answer TO the above we quote the
resolution passed a. the last meeting o.
Council: Resolved That the Board O.
Puphc Works be authorized to take wha'
navel and SAID it may need for street paw,
lrg purposes from the old City Hall lot, ana
ear down the buildirg located thereon anG
grade the lot to the level Of the street and
alipy. ard that the Committee on Reai
E,,a:r Dc authorized 10 dispose OF the mate,
rial taken from the building 70 the hIshes,
bidder for cash As to the stone, the
r'srE Ct the Board says only tue spas.s snc
;l.s7,c- stone are being placed on I"e!tsE
s'.sy,-Ej
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
BITS OF NEWS,
Picked Up Here and There BY Register
Reporters.

hepOrtors-
ONy marriage license wa issued yester-
day.
One deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
The work Of retarripg Sixteenth street.
was commenced yesterday.
IT was George Schenck who was sent 10
Mouudsville Monday, and not George
SLick.
IT is understood that Mr.. Oscar Ram
~mesburg, Of Cincinnati, has sued the En-
quirer for 100000 for alleged libel.
The Board of Commissioners will meet
this morning for The purpose Of iuvestigaung
the charges against Justice McCahan and
Cons'able Grist.
A LAE,E progressive euchre party WAS
Given on Monday night by Mrs. John
Nofe,t IN honor Of her guest, Miss Dal-
ze!I. Of Il. Louis.
The bastsrdy Ease Of Msrgsre: Smith VS.
Frederick Baker, was tried before Judge
Boyd in Part | of the Circuit Court yester'
day. Marshall 4 Boyce tor the S:ste aud
Col Arnett for the defense.
WILL FrHRN,y, a driver for HOBBS,
Brockunier Il Co, while unloading a cast
ing from a wagon on Monday hsd the mis-
fortune 10 rave his right foot badly injured
by the castiDg slipping and falling upon It.
MoxDAY evening while Louis Rentsch,
cashier at G. NJ. Shook & Co., was engagei
in closing the safe he had the misfortune 10
crush two OF the hpge:s on his lett hand,
which will incapacitate him for seyera!
days.
\ PROHIBITION meeting will De held on
the South Side, Sunday afternoon mex
which will be addressed by entertaining,
speakers. After things are gotten in shape
VI. Thomas r Carskaddon, Of heyser,
will be here to deliver an address on the
question.
4 WELL known Island gentleman wen
over 10 Bridgeport yesterday for the purpose
of taxing a train for Prttsourg. While in
the depot he was taken violently i'll, and was
not brought over TO his home until late IN
the afternoon, after he had been recognized
BY friends.
SINCE il has been announced there Is to
De a p~ronouucing bee at the Opera House
for The benefit OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church next Friday evening the demand
for dictionaries is simply enormous Their
pages are being scanned with all the ay!dl'y
0. the latest fashionable novel.
\ MEETING Of Wheeling Lodge No. >,
B. P. 0. Eiks, will be held 10 night at their
lodge room. 70 make arrangements TOR the
rect ptiou OF Mr.. II. S. Sanderson, manager
OF the Tony Pastor Combination, Who'll TX
allied Grand Ruler cc the Grand Lodge B,
P. u. Z. Ths reception will occur on
Sunday, and vii no doubt be an elegant
affair.
Sovru SIDE people are licking vigorous
" against the condition OF the ocica plies
aIicb line he pavrucut on C1sp'ine street
rom Tweuty.fourth to Twenty-3eventh
Inc path is so narrow at places that two
people cannot walk abreast, and loose orca-
are scattered around tor pedes rians to stu
their toes against. The ClApiine street
people claim that as there IS so much more
,ray,l on that stree, the work of laying I'd.
ravemert should be done there first aud
thus remove the brick piles which have ne
come q ~nuIsanCr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
A Raj BEAT.

Tie Globes Down the Up R.Cor Team
BADLY.
T. Corl oisse mrs OF good ball plAying yea
,e,d. VS. me bets cen The Glo6ee, OF Bell
aire, and the Crockery Cirys, Of East Li7eE.
pool, O., on the new Fair Grounds, was not
an artistic success. Such an exhibition Of
sluegius on the one hand, and "mutiug
on the other, was never before witnessed on
these grounds.
The Globes ~outplsyed their opponents at
every point, and the Crockery C.tys got
the worst drubbing they ever received since
their organization. The pitching Of Darrah
was not a success, the Globes batting him as
they pleased. George, Nicholson, Dunn
ana sol White gave q fns exhibition OF
batting and base running that set the grand
ISLANDERS wild with delight.
Next Friday afternoon the Globes will
cross sticks with the w. VI. Bells, the
strongest amateur nine OF Pittsburg, on the
new Fair Grounds.
Following is the store:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

Tie medal is a daisy.
Beck passed Cramer at Stamm's.
VIII Wright saddle-Yiece was broNen'
Cramer's machine IS q 81 inch Columbia.
|. was the second largest race ever run.
Reasons mount is q 81 inca expert Col'
rmbia.
Dave Diuger brought d broken wheel IN
with him.
The winner "wea: a 47.inch Columbia
light roadster.
Mayor Grubbs handsome machIIc wa;
generally admired.
Already the '" "neenps Wheelmen are talk.
ing Of q return TIP.
1t was a rough road 10 ~trayei, but none o
tie boys seem 10 regret the trip.
Beck, the winner, gave out at one time
ou; Cramer put him on his feet.
The country people en- route we're de
lighted. Some Of them came q .ong DIS
al c. 10 see the boys pass.
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TRUSTEES SALE

DY WRITE OF A DEED OF
ID by Emmanuel Is hitmeyeT AMI 70 .
si.o, {" the undersigned trustee, DO
q. JsLJasy, 1873, and recorded go
Of he COUNTY Count Of Ohio coIr.' -
N Decd 81 1TU,i Book No. :, 'D..n'
Ui.I eel at public auction at 'a.
Court House q said OHIO county.
ON " cdnesday, sept"m'r.
3 ginning 81 70 O'Clock a. III. 81
~ tc.oTIbed real esi2'n, irsl
iCet 20 IT, 'r0nt On Main s''"'.
Wheeling, Oh III rogth side
nine ! OF 80 5yJ in EHa agi "a
ts1r,r q Of tie uniform o..
tie full dopth 0! "a 'o''
northwest conner Of The a. r.
coTuCr tIst Of sa.i Naln s.'gsl
third street formerly Cl..'d -"f
south along the west or front ..a.
feet iLCEU' PaG.ci "lfh 20"
third .trc'tiO tue line o. 'i'
said lOI: hence norm & 'a'
10 The north . re q 81 ~. NO.
south lie Of paii Tv'u'E mrs
Of lightning, together ~ u a..
thereon and tie apnt:'"hah.
IiRT- o. -f'E-hE" th.iA '.
The pur,h base mCn'y o. y
;ay' r. Ca.h on the lag ~ 'a. '
Two Cgus' annual Ins.aN'aehi. .
tie ray II sale, the = l,---"' .,
y. r.ora' security 20 10 afF"'''I
aid deferred Ius'a.aar.'s en-
t,rlC 70 the pTOpcI.y = -
,hase money sha.l be pa.r !.
S,!iiug rs trustee Val CO...
ye,t.d in me by ,arl de-! '.
ever, IS believed 70 be Per"
JANE ~.
". II. Halle, ~'u,tioEr"f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

James Rieder got a little fall Yesterday
afttrnood ard went into Flo LeTis house
on ), xtee nth str, ct where he raised d rackc
al was elected. After some deloerat'or
he came 10 the conclusion that he coUlt
not allow such an insult 20 pass uunotieed
20 be picked up several bricks and irec
them through the window. He then RAJ
down Main street, out was captured on tn
bridge by Oa;cer Wss: aId placed 10 ths
lookup.
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Police PiCkups.

O&cer West yesterday arrested Jane,
Riley for throwing q large stone ,hrolgt
the window Q. a house or Sixteenth street
5e.ween Market and Main.
Officer Ben will remain on as ex,rnmlE
until the mee,iry OF Council next Tuesday
Officer Barun has requested rhst he b,
ossigLed TO a beat. ard he will probably g
N in the Fifth ws-i As night man in n,
Office Joe has 5s especially kind to the It
Eorters.
Officer Junkirs Will Dc iay headqpay'er
uau for the pgrseat
Warrants are o.. :oc Two n, men 70
fgh,irg Monday at,syIo.-
Our plain drunk "a c. ne slate q. on.
o'clock this r1c-c:~y
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Fine sheep.

Among the fine bred Of sheep on eNhl
BIZ ion at the State Fair, Mr. { {. Hartsr
Of Wades,own, Rad a PAR c! Oeaut;es tha
L. erve especial mention. They were tSo
lrrn,sh Msriuo warnings; one drew ic5,
a, d the o;ber third money. The wool on
thpsc boys was lust as tine aud as close a,
one would wish to e, while The oily chavat-
Ter Of the surface could not very well be in
creased One Of hem cost 500 and cam
from the celebrated flock ofC. r WjJherell
u Vermont.
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The women', Relief Corps.

\ large number O! ladies assembled il
Nclains hall yesterdav afternoon to con.
,ider the ady;s .bli,y cf ~o-ganizing n o.
hese popular and useta. auxi!iaries to the
u. \. L. Mrs. Dr I!ulp WAS called TO th'
chair. and MIS-. Z. c. Harry acted as secre.
.ary. Atier an hour or so lad been spen.
in discussion a committee was appointed &c
arouse farther interest among the ladies o.
ne city aud the meeting adjourned uGti
next Monday evening" at the same place
when it IS hope3 the organization will DC
perfected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
ADVICE TO Mothers.

Mrs. Wirslow's Soothing Syrup for chill.
dreu teething, is the prescription OF u OF
the best Tensile nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success BY mil.
liens of mothers for their children. Dur.
,rg the process of teething its value is in
salculable. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dyseutery and diarrhGa, gTping in
TIE bowels, and wind colo. By giving
hesl;h to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c 8 bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

Y F. Upterzuber, BeIlaire, O.; second Mil
TOT Kennedy, Bellaire, o. t..
Sow. 6 months or under ! year-first
prt MUM, D. A. q r. McCslmonti secono'
sane.
sow Az no, less than ) pigs--First pre-
MUM. Milton Kennedy, Bellaire, D.; sec
oud; D. A & R. McCslnont.
SMALL YORKSHIRE.
Best boar-First premium, j. c. Paxton
& Son, Ho~ustonville, Pa.
Best sow-First premium, same.
Best SOW and pigs-First premium rsme'
sUFroES.
Boar. 2 years or oyer-FiIst premium ~
S. George, Bannock, o.
Boar | gesr or urder 2-sHst premium
Boar 6 months or under ! y~ear-first
premium. Oliver Watkins, Maynard, o.;
second. ". l.. George, B.nnoCs, .
sow, 2 years or over-First premium, W..
/. George; second, Oliver Watkins.
Sow. 6 months or under | yeaS-tlrst
pre mium, W. !. George; second, Oliver
Watkins.
Sow and p~igs--5irst premium, Oliver
Watkins.
s~WEE?yTAKES.
Best herd of hogs all Of one head, owned
By c1hlbi,or-First premium, Reed Bros,
Roney's Point, W. Va. second, j. c. Pax
ton 4 Sons, Houstonviae, o.
Best boar, any age-First premium, Eeed
Bros; second, James Dixon, West Liberty,
W. "a.
Best SOW, any age-First premium, JsmtI
Dixon; second, Reed Bros.
Best fat hog, any breed-First premium,
Baird C. Nichols, city; second, James
Dixon.
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Getting Strong Agnip.

levers and ,haUstiuE chronic " AGATE disease
,ssgc the pJIjent, ON his recovery. 70 q p.'.aa.r
SAFE Of prostra,iou. Then it is THAI he nceds q
tome upon which ne oan rely, one when, like Hos
~te;t,r's stomach B!tters. will accelerate ,9Hra.r--
rrrCe. Eui sid IN" processes OF dig st!on. This.
peerless iuvIgorant ompen'a,cs a. nothing else will,
ir depleted strength. After using il; p short tim
the quonjaw invalid ieels in every nerve and muscle
ths, - is getting strong again. Appetite increase
her is a gain IL weight, color and iuliness re.uEi
10 the ,tyrk, the lsck.lu>irs eyes grrE hT-ai.I
s,ptg Is upl!uktG and Refreshing. These -Taii:t D.
.,rprseECe> are renewed with each returning day
U,tE ,mgl.;r.y restored in health AMI v.So5, he re.
turns ta'hc 4yc,a'!yns "a h.sh T., illness !E,r!yup t~t
Use he ~ t-rs ia hs,i7u'-cS i7s.e si5. Iae7@s
Ism lLt .oas;:Ts.,JC.
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a Hard Fall.

TN Monday evening q man named Peter
Maurer received quite severe injuries oy
falling from d wagon at the corner OF Mar
ket street and Alley 70. When be fell his
head struck the curbstone, almost cracking
bis skull and knocking q chunk of the curb
which q Gentleman in the vicinity had on
exhibition Yesterday. Mauger was knocked
seus-less aud was carried home on a
s,re,cher, where his wounds were attended
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
IN GENERAL.


JS Pc Editor q TIE E'y'tr-
The News. Letter Of September l&!b
stated that the Bellsive mill will run extra
time TO aid the uaiiers in the present strug-
Gle \ manufactures informed US that there
IS no truth whatever in the statement, as
the mill is only running the regular nun,
Der Of hours VIZ ten hours per day. VI.
September Is. is~5.
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wluN.~rNY, >ErrEnHEE IL, 1885.
LOCAL %iNTELLlGENGs.

W~,saIyGru> = p.embec rs i .20a. NJ
For the Ohio gaIlay ard Tennessee, GEN
orally ,air weather. variable wiais nearly
stationary temperature.
For the lower lake region, generally
fair weather. except preceded oy occasional
local showers over AXE Ontario nearly sta
l.nrnLN ,aMnera.lre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
Ihn Knhies in the Irnhle.

Babies are very little things, yet they
leave great gaps of loneliness behind then
when they die. Mothers save your little
ones by giving them Parkers Tonic when
they show signs OF being unwell. This
famous remedy is so pleasant that any in.
FAINT will take it, and it vii! soon quiet and
EN- owe their aches and pains.
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Qualification at the Fate of John Cameron
and j, q Morrison.

Nessrs. John Cameron and j. Q Morri.
son were the lucky owners Of one-ifth Of
ticket No. 1854 in the Louisiana State
Lottery which drew the $25, coo prize in the
Drawing Of July H. This does a",ay with
the reasoning OF those crying fraud J%ecause
these gentleman arc TOO wsh KNOWN to al.
nit Of q thought LAT they would lend them
selves % : parties to deceive the public. The
! aC is. they held the ticket and it has been
artnp,lY cGshed and our good friends wear
| oroad smiles because G: their good luck
! Wichita Halls UcX) Herald, AHg. =.
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C~ucinaau aud Return, $500.

The P. c Il St. l.. Ry. Co. viii sell for
all regular trains on September % and 10
round trip tickets to Cincinnati st the rate
Of = 90. Tickets will De good :oT retIr,
massage until September ,"ci-s.Te'
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ON THE UBlO.
An Epitome Of News Concerning the Boss'
ana Boatmen.

River > feet II inches. and falling.
The F.. \. Woodruff arrived last night a.
30.
Tie Courier will be to.day's Parkersburg
packet, at II a. M.
The marksat Pittsburg last night indi.
Gated > ,tet . inches ami falling.
The ". y. Chancellor passes up al gu
early hour this morniDg for Pittsburg.
Boats dcparteG-Andes, for Cincinnati;
Emma Graham, P~ittsburg DiurnaI, Par
kersbprg,
The Granite State did not pass down yes
tfrday, On account Of a burnt boiler, but
will be down at I a. IN. to-day.
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SHEIP AND SWINE,
Tie Second InstalIment of fhs
Premium List
Awarded at the State Fair, Showing the
Successful Exhibitors Of These
Glasses Of I've Stock.

We contiaue our publication of the State
I1,ir uemiurz list this morning, presenting
the awards in he third and fourth depart
meats. covering the skee? and swine ex-
h,bils.
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- h;-4.' - -
Exquisite designs 49, $50 S.eaS.' wings
tips ~velve,s and ribbons, also The Ates;
STILES in tall Hats and Bouuets.
k,<NERS.
1911 Main ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

1wo-ha>e hit>-Dunn Nicholson. t'eorgc, 5
White. 1hrCe-hI>e hits Dunn. 5 White. Double
p~lays-Glube~ >. Struck oE'-By Key, ): Miller,
:: parIh. .. Total bases on I>-6luU. Is, Cock
cry Citys Is. Passed bal $ ichol.Cn ,, johnson =
Miller :. Umpire John iiuttrrlield. scorers
W I. English, lOui, K. u. Hunter. Time Of game
- hours md 20 minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16


B.s, boar wear OF .ader t-lirs: pre-.
aim sec. 8. Lent, LoydsYi#e, o..
Best 9oar' % mon'ts or Uhue' y'S'~
-. - =, C,o:.,.;ua ~
Ra., sow. | year or under 2-First pre-.
INV l., ". Barnes: second, Geo. :
an..
E,s, sov 67mor,hs or under ! year-First
,ra,T;rm & Y. Barnes.
.,~
''''''' '''.'''
Bes, boar, : years or GT-ilT Pre-
MUM. Reed Bros Honey fo'E,' W '"
Best boar, 3 month, or u2aer year,
First premium, Reed BROS second, G'S'qrI
between w : t,'He'','' -'a ".
ftrson county o., and James D1Aon' "e''
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Millinery.

EvgRyHopy will enjoy the ~Pronoanc,ug
Match a, the Opera House. Friday evening.
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Notice 10 Creditors

TO TIL CREDITOEs ~ g."
korn, deceasnd. g.
In pursuance Of a deer" -, $50;
IN a,su,e ,fercin Tencin, to
n The .aid George hirs-oEH ..
Jabr. You are required " p
s~Ssir,, yIho state Of the -. "
ai~,GGication 10 joseph L "a
Wheeling. Ohio county
Wrfn@siav. the 3 n day Of
Wines, I~houas VI Dams.
tA!s I''h ia :" THuMh-
aulSOavT |
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L.. s. COOP Co. sell dry goods the chea2es
IN NAIL CIRCLES.

Tie Mills Deny That They Had Nall
Shipped Back.
Two heating furnaces were on YESTERDAY
at the Belmont and quite q large amount o.
nail plate was rolled, enc car load OF wh'cE
was SHIPPED to the LaughIiu mill 81 Marin
Fegrr. The Riverside forge deplrimen
mad a full days run Yesterday in order 10
test thv capacity Of The furnaces. They ar
now turning ont nail plate every day. worn
is being pushed on the addition to the 'ac
tory at the Riverside. and i, is eNPecte7
It will be completed in about W weeks.
The interview with = prominent mailer II
Yesterdays REGISTER has brought tcrh
some very emphatic replies from the officer
of the rail mills, Which the mailer charge
as hsyipg hsd nails shipped back on Their
hands because OF their intrriority since tn
feeders have taken machines. The officers
of the Benwnod and La Belle mills cmphati
cslly deny the accusation and brand il as o
malicious falsehood, while the Beimo,t re
quests the REGISTER to say that for the past
eight years but one key of nails has com
oack on their hands, and that ktg was made
under the super ision OF a Eailer who IS no"
strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
A SERIOUS

Al the Riverside Blast furnace. in Bei''
wood.
About ) o'clock last evening All omnloyr
at TIE Riversit. blast furnace met with quite
an accident. The particu'arsas far IS could
De learned are as follows: lie was en-.
gagged in lighting the hot blast, sianding on
the scaholGing, which wss about twenty feet
from the ground. and in hghtinr it a large
qraDtiry of carbon oil was used, which
..arej up, and in a the entire sco;-
.olding was abl9le. The man stood h"
ire for a time in a vain hope Of citing
down through the blaze. Finding it in.
possible and unable to longer stand the fury
Of the FIRE. be Jumped bllndly down to III"
earlb. He was Immediately picked up an1
placed en- q stretcher and carried % NJ,
bone, a short distance from the furnace
aLd y physician summoned. The urforlun
ate man is not only badly burned, but il /
thought that he is seriously injured BY tn
fsll. His name is Mr.. David Neer, agec
about IS years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
baltimore and Ohio,

Cheap excursion to Pittsburg every Sun
dar. Round tip only $50. Special tas'
tra,n Leaves al $40 q. m, city lu5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

.s-r1ND the prorou1c;nz Match. Friday
evening 81 the Opera House. Rs7e treat