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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
Inst Righf.

Every member Of trades union should
comply with the rules and regulations 0!
mis- union, and, failing 10 this the exec ItiVe
Of the union should see to It thst the laws
are respected and intorc-d aud the usngrs
Of the society are complied with And no
member of q trades union should ALLOW
himself to be used oy friend os for TO drag
his union into disrepute A week or 80 ago
the drag downs. chargers, hook mp and
strsiytrners on the bsr mill 9, Frauksto 1n
demanded an advance sad gor it The
two latter than demand yor pay for chang
ing rolls, and were refused, the manager
claiming that no 6rm paid for roll chang
ing. The men then struck, and in the
meantime succeeded in gsttiog the sym
patty and moral support OF other men
working about the rolls who were mem
5ers of the AmslgsmAtsd Association,
thus causing the sropDsge OF the mill
The mill COMMITTEES failed to influence
heir members to 90 70 WORK, aud the GER
vicss of President Weihe were cslle1 into
reapi-ition He thoronyiy investigated the
matter. ard, failing 10 induce the members
who were not directly inrerestsd) 10 20 10
york, he very properly and righteously de,
clsred their Jobs vacant, and tnEt any
member OF the Amslgsms,ed Association
had a right to take the jobS-LAbor Tri-
buue,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
MlLLEorEs.

The Valley mill, Youngstown, ono Is
doing very little at present :.
The Andrews mill, Hsselion, Oaio' IS
dong fair trads.
The mill of Summers Bros, at Strutn
era Ohio, is or double turn in oil depart
mentS.
Brown, Bonnell & Co 3 mills. at Youngs
town, Ohio, are running about IS usua
Lon.
The wire nail null at Salem, Ohio, is run
ming steadily, with good prospects and ar
increasing demand tor their output.
The Standard Horse Nail Co., of New
BRIGHTON. Pa. has been granted charter
Capital $50 900.
Chess, Cook & Co, have about completed
their new nail mill at Rankin stsrion, nesl
Rraddoch. Il will contain three-high trail
for rolling steel plates.
The new pudding mill Of Lindsay Nc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09

I is the opinion of many employere that
We are
on tbs EyE or VERY ACTIVE YEAR
and that somsihing of a boom viii Get in
for material and merchandise. IT another
movement thonl1 be made for higher va.
ges, il is believed il will have a damaging
sf5cs. The journeymen, plumbers and
gas filters of Pittsburgh viii work hours
day beginning next Monday without any
reduction of wages. The Baltimore street
car strike is over. The Boston strike has
been settled. The Third Avenue strike in
New Gerk is nearing an end, and the
differences 10 the western cities and towns
on the street Car lines are being gradually
wiped out.
She rumors that organized labor intends
10 take q strong hand in politics during the
coming tall, is without foundation. There
are jast enough political schamers in the
order to try to wreck it by such course.
but they are confined to few meddlssoms
men in New York, Pittsburgh aud Chics-
90, long identified With lsbors movements
and who would prefer to have an Office ev.
en- though it would wreck the order
Throughout all the larger cities, more
houses will de built this year than last and
in q great many towns Of from tan to 30,
900 Inhabitants, great deal Of building
will be pushed along vigorously. much of
the money behind these operations comes
from eastern cities, and capitalists there
are seeking every opportunity to put their
into building, and industrial enterprises
for the securing Of exceptionally high rates
of interest ranging from 6 to l8 per cent.
In railroad circles nothing new has de-
vsloped itself. The weeks traffic has not
been heavy; q great deal of railroad work
is projected consisting of track LAYING,
bridge building and locomotive building
The industries generally are in as health
fll condition as could be expected to be in
view Of the great transition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
BENWOOD.
The Princess did Q good trade yesterday

The Princess did Q good trade yesterday.
The forge department OF the Bsnwood
Iron Works made its last heat Friday.
A birthday party was held at the resi-
dence of Aug Schsfer, E,q last evening
for Niles yesterday.
General Deputy Sheriff Dorsey was up
from the county ssat yesterday.
Mrs. ]. BArritt leaves tomorrow for
Newark
Ne. Will HcCabe leaves Tuesday for
Pittsburg, Pa.
The Misses Deessa vsre home from Mt
De Cbantsi attending the marriage Of their
brother last week.
Mr.. Louis Hawkins was married Wednes-
day to Miss Margaret Thompson, e. the
residence Of the brides parents BY Rev.
Price, Of the N. +. Church.
The O. Il. r and c., P. Il Ky, are hav.
ing the grade Of the road leading from
their station to the ferry landing repaired
and widened.
Master Edward Bickerton has charge o!
the lamps in Centre ward.
The subject OF the length OF school term
for this district for the ensuing school year
will be subjected to the voters Of this pre-.
cinct the 18th inst. The hsllat will read
come what as follows! For nine months
against nine months; for more tban four
months.
The following saloon keepers received
licenses for the ensuing year: Henry
Scbott, J. W. Hurley and Mrs NUKE, Of
Upper wsvd; H. Reuholf, W. P. Curran,
Jas Collins, Jas. Smith, Jas Quinn and
Aug. Schsd, Of Centre ward. A total Of
nine opposed to about tEenty-ons Of last
year. This conveysthe idea that Asnwood
is progressing on tho ten persnce question.
The bassar and festival for the benefit Of
the ". E church will be held in LsEier
Hall beginning on Friday and elosing the
following Monday evening.
A very pleasant surprise party was held
at the resiierce of J. D. Reilly out a
Floral Home, one evening last week
The lodge of the Knights Of Labor here
was visited one evening last week BY {
sister lo3ge from Bellsire.
Mr.. Alopzo Rspier, popular employ
Of the Riverside steel plant was marrieC
last Wednesday evening to Miss Green. 81
accomplished school teacher Of MatamoraS
Ohio.
Il Mr.. F. Peabody, Of the upper pharmacy
| intends 9 handsome residence On his lot Of
) Msin street.
Quite good entertainment vas given .
r the Gravel street church last evening.
: Mr.. Thos Pelley was engaged yestsrda
in sscertaining for the Government tb
1 distance from the flag stations on the va
ious railroads to thu postofice.
Mr.. L. Lacy hiss islarned from Nile
!. Ohio,
fhe biurnsl has donned its spring col
J. Of paint.t
The Dsegan-H srrick Wedding was u
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
The X. of L. in England.

Agitation has been proceeding for months
in the Midland counties Of England with a
view of decorating the trades. especially
/ the iron and sreel workers. 10 the hope that
Shetf the object is secured the organizs,
ton will extend throughout the country.
Il was originally proposal by some Of the
leaders to Join the American Knights Of
Labor, and correspondence on tbs sn6j-cJ
between the executive authorities OF the
Knights of Lsbo- and their English breth-
rem was kept up for some timer The oppo.
nenrs otthe proposal conbatted the scheme
on the grcuu ds of the distance which
would separate the EOglish workers from
the head of rhe organization, and the con-
segment difficulty of p5'aiuing advice in
the event OF sudden strike or lockout
The Knights appointed two delegates to
confer with the Erghsh representatives.,
and tried hard 10 etf-ct az s'heuce, bet
failed, and il nov has b9rn resolved to or.
gsnizs separate f-dec4tiou and trust 10
future events for closer connection With
the Knights
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
FAIRMONT.
A Celebrated Case In Court-General and
Local News.
Special to he Sunday R.gisfer.

Local News
SDecia! to ihs Sunday R.giStsr.
FAIRNoXr, w Va, May 8 Judge Geo
Z. Boyd, of Wheeling, was here this week
holding a special term Of Circuit Court tor
Judge Fleming, and hearing the somewhat
celebrated case of Van Allen against Boyce
ct al on motion to appoint a receiver for
the Grm of G R Van Allen y Co, lessees
of the West Fsirmont and Marion Cousoli
dated Gas Coal Companys mines. The
case was ably argued By Hon. James Nor.
row, Jr., for the plaintiff and Judge A. F.
Haywood and Frank Woods, Esq, OF Graf
ton, for the defendant. Wednesday and
Tbursday were occupied in the hearing
and the Judge was very patient, and per
hsps he Was fortunate in having heretofore
disposed of q very similar case, 10 Wit: the
Mcclure House case in Wheeling 1t was
adiudged that a receiver should Do sp.
pointed and the defendant, James Boyce,
was appointed as such receiver, and WAS
required to give bond in the penalty OF
$40 900 for the faithful performances of his
duties under the order of the Court.
Judge A. s. Hayden returned this week
fron q brief aud pleasant visit to his aged
mother and other relatives and friends in
Fsyette county, Penn.
Judge Fleming was 10 Wheeling this
week holding court for Judge Boyd, while
the latter gentleman was here doing the
same duty for Judge Fleming.
Sheriff Manley is short boarder now.
| Ga Thursday, he turned out the tour luna
tlos confined in the county jail, to give
them tbs air and sun while he had the jail
scrubbed aud whitewsshed. Barney John
son. one OF the four, took advantage Of the
sherifs goodness and took French leave
Joseph Marum, Esq, Prosecuting At
torney OF Taylor county has accepted sr
invitation to address the Normal Lyceuu
during the commencement. Mr.. Msrun
is a talented. brilliant and rising young
man, and will no doubt deliver credltsbls
address,
Robert r. Hough ia seriously i'll, suffer
ing from the effects of a confusion received
in fall from his horse week or so since
De is at present conEslescent.
8 S. Yesger 4 Go. ere closing out thei
stock of goods preparatory to going init
a larger field. We understand they will 10
cate 10 Baltimore.
Politics are not boiling here much now
The only striking thing is the universe
condemnation that Governor Wilson's lst
assessment order is receiving and tn
alsrmiDg aiacrity gith which people, with
GU, regard to former "~iryi' affiliations, ar
commencing Senator Csmden's mssterl
stroke in the Senate on the lnter-Srat
Commerce hill. These two facts couple,
together sre ug;;;sse significant from Tr"ii'l
| cal standpoint.
We are glad to have the horgantog
New Dominion's correspondent from thi
this place use as many of our items as b
likes They improve his letter and he
wslcome TO them.
, Judge Ephrsim B Hall and wife 81
. here again after visit among frieads
Pennsylvania.
] Mrs. Frank Nuzum left on Thursday Il
r hss home in Indiana.
D That very charming and talented lad
Miss Lu Hslwig, of Wheeling. viii ha,
: completed her painting instructions hsl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
CLARKSBURG.
The Court House ContraEt-Caacerts-

Yesterday

The Court House ContraEt-CaaceFts-
Local News.
Special 70 the Sunday ReglSler.
CLAREsBURG, ". Va. May 7.-Consid-
cradle interest was manifested here on last
Wednesday in the action to be taken BY
the County Court upon lettingthe contract
for the erection Of the Court House at this
city. Judge Camden opposed the
enterprise, hoEe5er there is no doubt but
what the contrsct would have been award
ed on that day had not Commissioner
Davis been informed that his father bad
been stricken with q stroke Of paralysis,
snd was not expected to live, consequently
tie matter was postponed until the July
term.
The Clsrksburg Concert Company pro-
pose giving two entertainments at Music
Hall on the EVENINGS Of the !s.h "a 80
inst. They have an elegantly furnished
hall and beautiful scenery, opera chairs
and piano. The company is composed Of
home talent, and deserve much credit for
the interest it has manifested in entertain
ment for the people.
Circuit Court commences here on mex
Tuesday.
Messrs. Helmick and Mayes, of Fair
mont, were in the city on Wednesday
They bid on the Court House.
Broaddus Female College lot and build
ings viii be sold on Lsxt Tuesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09

society event Of the week, the high con.
tracing parties of which being well and
most favorable known. The ceremony
took place at ST. Johns Church Thursday
morning, with high mass, Rev. 81. p.
nehemiah officiating. On entering the
church the bridal party proceeded mp the
aisle to the strains of Memberships Wed
ding March. The bride looked bewitching
in an elegant costume Of brown silk and
velvet and wore corssge bouquet Of nat.
ursl flowers The bridesmaid, Miss Bar
bsra Stoer, Of Wheeling, was similarly ct
tired. The groom and attendant, Mr. d Cot
fee, wore the conventional black. After the
ceremony the weddisg party returned to
the residence of the brides parents where
a dainty breakfast awaited them, after
which, re entering the carrisge they drove
out the pike. A reception Of the imme-
diste friends was held in the evening at
the brides home. After congratulations
were received by the hsppy pair, the
guests were ushered into the dining room
where q sumptuous repast was served.
The bride was the recipient Of numerous
and costly presents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
WEST ALEXANDER,
Local and General News of the Week
The Sunday Papers.
0nsc,,I n tIs S,,,I1y Ps1isler

Special 10 the Sunday Register.
WEST ALEXANDER, Pa, May 8.-ThI
funeral Of Joseph Hupp on the Sd met
was largely attended. His brother, DR.. }
C. Hupp and family of Wheeling, were il
attendance, besides many relatives from
other points. Rev Myres officiating.
Mrs Jane, wife or W. E. Sprigss OF this
place, died on the I'd inst, of consump
ton, in her tiftierh year and was inferred
on the 4,h. Relatives from Wheeling
Trildelphis and Washington, Pa, were in
attendance.
The West Virginia Band of Valley
Grove will give a musical concert on
Tuesday evening next. in the I. P
Church in conecuon with an eIecutionary
entertainment BY Miss Ella j. McBurney,
OF New Castle, Pa,
Squire Mayes, of this place, visited
Washington on the 9Th ias:--the first tor 8
long time.
Republican candidates have commenced
to swing around the circle repairing
| fences.
The "Wheelng House" has been won
derfully changed by the rep4pering and
csrpe,ing OF each and every room, The
brides chamber in former days is now sell
don occupied as such
The W. c Temperance Union, Of this
place have issued their manifesto in re-
gard to Sunday papers. They appointed
a committee to wait on the agent here
They called aud mode known their mis-
sion. the Llatter was talked over and they
requested OF him what his answer be so
that they could report, and were told by
him he would consider the matter they
spoke plainly, stating if he did not quit
he would have 10, as they would try other
methods to reach the desired end. Sun
day papers have a standing and sale in al
good communities They are not forced
on any one and those who pstronize them
are Of good sanding, both in church and
State. II is the agents purpose to handle
them for his patrons accommodation and
if this tyranical political boycott is pushed
the rule established in this case must in
the name of the law and justice bs en-
forced in many other cases in the same
category.
T. Brownlee, on Saturday evening last
took car load of a. eep to Pittsburgh via
B & o., aud will ship another to. day
G W. CLANCY is nov shipping oats from
this station.
Rev 7. A. Anderson, of Allegheny
Theological Seminary, is visiting his par
enta here.
The sells Bros advertised under the
great United States Show, WAS largely pat.
ronized from this and other points.
Communion will be held Mt the u P
Church here tomorrow. Rev. Davis, Of
Thomas Station, Pa will assist the pastor
The several rains of this week are bring
on the growing crops nicely,
The Nail City" wss better represented
here this week than generally We noticed
among ,he many Dr. J C Hupp. wife aud
two daughters and son, Archy Hupp and
wife, Messrs. Bloomfield, Gibson brothers
and sisrer, DR.. McCsbe. P. l. Kimberly,
Mrs. ]. r Dickey and Miss Mary Vance
" YOU have catarrh, use the surest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
Ohinesn shnemakers.

Small farmers in California aud on the
Pacific coast are being frozen out bY land
lords. who are employing Chinese, Italians
ond Portuguese Lsndlordism is grow
ing curse In California because OF the ex
elusive use of coolie labor. The com
olaints made emsnste from many who
heretofore stood aloot from the cDndena
uon of Chinese labor Frank =. White,
a Brockton shoe manufactured, on recent
trip % San Francisco entered a Chinese
shoe factory where over 100 Chinese were
working, setting so close together that
their elbows touched. The entire hoor
was little packed with them. Besides this
q little gallery ran around the entire ROOM
and this was croEded with Chinese WORK
men pegging away for d-ar hfa Mr. White
SAWS they never open their mouths, Keep
ousv at work produce a very nice shoe
aud buruish the heels entirely by haUd,
aud do il beautifully. They work in ho'des
undet contractors, who receive their wages
for them, aud their little earnings are sent
10 China as fast as received.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
How Pale You Are.

Is frequently thu exclamation of ore lady
10 another. The fact ia not pleasant one
to have mentioned, but still the act may be
kindly one, for it sets the one addressed
10 thinking, apprises her of the fact that
she is not in good health. and leads her to
seek reason therefor. Pallor is almost
always attendant upon the first stages Of
consumption. The system is enieebled,
and the blood 10 Impoverished. DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery" will set IS q
tonic upon the system, will enrich the i'm
poverished blood aud restore roses to the
cheek.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09

Cutcheou & Co., Allegheny, caught fire
from furnace smoke-s.sck on the 18th
uit, and was completely destroyed. Loss
about so 900.
The Vulcan Iron works ct St Louis, No
has started up after a shut down of several
monihs The scale OF wages adopted IS 10
run unrl January l. 1887. About 600 men
went 10 york last Monday morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
There Is Nothing Surprising

In the fact that Bensons CSpcine Pastsrs are wide
ly initiated; that cheap and worthless, pla'ters
With names OF similar sound, and similar app'u
ance In type, ara freely offered for sale Arueles
Of great and original merit always Rave 10 compete
with trashy limitations. But rs they become knosn
they die out through deserved neglect Meanwhile
We warn the public against the so-called 80 aps-
cum " "Capsiein," ''CApnein" and "Capsieine"
pla.ters vheih T Bentou's 'Bur'on's," or other
wise lhey have no mt iicinal or curative virtues
whatever and are made 10 sail on the reputation
OF Bensou's. Wren purcha'iug ak for hensons
deal with respectable druggists only. and You can
not be de eived the gsnuine has the ihree
Seals" trademark on the Goth and the word Gap
cine" cut In the centre.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
The Newest T-trayers story.

Mr. Trsyers and Mr. Walden stsmmer
in perfect unison. Mr.. Trsvers was in Mr..
Woerisboffsr's office the other day looking
at the stock indicator, when the instrument
got out of killer, and the letters came out
ierksy and illegible.
"Vats the matter NIT the dspeT' asked
Mr.. Woerishofsr.
G-g-guess Was-ldens trying to t-t-tAIE
to me" was the reply.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
THE RING.

1t is said that Pete Mccoy is to settle
down in Boston and be married
Burke and Mitchell meet in Chicago on
Monday evening. 1t will doubtless result
IN @ draw.
Jack Fogary received 5000 for besting
ex.ameteur Ellingsworh. dempsey could
have had 81, 500 for doing the came thing
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09

" you have csrarrh, use the sures
remedy-Dr. Ssge's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09


Slnca tie opening OF the NorEslk Co
oosrA,lV~ NAT acre in the BoRery, New
l''s, all III, ha, s;oEss 10 tha; part of town
a. amounting themselves az selling CO.
Operative bats.
OGe fac hat the representatives OF
S-0O % 400 we're repre,eated in tbs New
lo'S Clan5'r Of Commerce meeting this
"5ss ls very significant fact o! course,
widely different views were expressed; some
men worth their millions counted BY the
'sns urged the Enforcement OF the law ~
Oil hazards and the nsibSSinsnce OF the
i pine pl-s Of the freedom OF labor Ii WAS
'0o7 '" that the Workingmen were receiving
Soss money and better terms for thsiE Ia.
Dor osS than at other time IN our history.
Zoe h1st result was q declaration that ar
DURATION o1gh, 70 be resorted to including
wages, hours of lsbcs s1d al questions tina,
nay snse, They recognized the right O.
tAoo' TO combine, and insisted that no Oh,
sEuetlon should be throRn in the way oil
muse Who wanted to work. These million
Alr' ought 10 have invited soms one OF the
many intelligent leaders to be present 81
.uef nesting, and instruct them on points
VI To'eh they are not very well informed
a. 1uea as wages have been advanced
were are probabilities shoaid business i'm
80. 30 as much as anticipated that another
SsnAnd tor higher wages viii set in and
'~A AL thorugh thsindusties from A to u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-12-02

p 4.
THE DEiD DOLL.

You needn't be trying To comfort mel tell
you my doll j. dead
There no use in saving she isn't with crack
like that in her head
It's iu>t like yos said il wouldn't hurt much
iu have my tooth out th,y day
And then. when the man 'mpst ulled my
head Uif YOU hadn't word to say.
And guess YOU must think I'm a baby. when
you say vuu can mead il with glue
As il didn't know better than that. Why.
just suppose il was Won?
You might make her look all mended-but
what du care for looks?
Why CLUES for chairs and tables, and toys, and
the hacks of books
Ny dolly nv own little daughter Oh bu, it's
the awlulleSt crack
/, Just makes me sick 10 think of the sound
when her poor head went whacl
Against that horrible brass thing that holds
up that little shelf.
Now. Nur>ey. what makes you remind me?
know that did it myself.
I think you must be crazy youll get her an
other head
What gpnd would forty heads do her? tell
you my dolly Is dead
And To think hadn't quite finished her ele-
gait new Spring hat
And took Il sweet ribbon VI hers last night
to tie on that hOrrid cat
When my mamma gave me that ribbon! was
PLAYING out in the yard
She said tu me most expressly, Here's rib
bon for llildegarde'
And went and put il on Tabbv, and Hide
garde saw me do IL;
But | said tn myself. "Oh, never mind. don't
believe she knew il
But know that she knew il now. and just
believe. do.
That her poor little heart was broken and 80
her head broke. too.
Oh. NV baby. my little baby ] wish my head
had been hit
For I've hit it over and over snd it hasn't
cracked bit.
But since the darling is dead, she'll want to I've
buried, of course;
We will take my little wagon. Nurse, and You
shall be the horse
And I'll walk behind aud cry, aud well put
her in this, yO see,
This dear little hoX aud we'll bury her then.
under the maple tree.
And papa will make me a tombstone. like the
one he made tor nv bird
And he'll put what tell him on it-yes every
single word
shall say Here lies IIldesarle, beautiful
doll. who i dead;
She died of broken heart, and dreadful
crack on the head
81 NcEolas