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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-10
A NAUGHTY MAN.

: He babe his wife a fearful good-by.
@My love, my only one! The time will
Epon be here when shall soon be in q
position to snap my fingers at fate and
set up as my own boss. Then we shall
have no more of these cruel partings"
"And you will be true to me?"
"As l always am" he responded.
sly GU did not forget to put that photo
you had especially taken for me in my
Egripsack,' did your"
ooh, dear, no. Are you sure you
will look at it sometimes, love?"
@You wicked doubter! You know
That l should be wretched without at
least such semblance of my pet to
look at daily and nightly"
Draw the veil of charity over his
grief and the treachery of one in whom
he had such unbounded confidence.
In brief, she, his only love, his pet
his wife, had secretly planned to make
him wretched." She had taken that
photograph from his gripsack, and was
g1oating over his misery when he
should discover that only memory
remained to him, for the time being, Of
his darlings looks.
"The dear fellow, how he will scold
che for the trick" she thought; "but
will send him the photograph in the
Grst letter write to him."
Thus appeasing her conscience, she
waited for his first letter. 1t came
from Chicago and began as follows:
"MY HEARTS DEL1GHT:-Got here
o. K. this A. NJ. Have been wrestling
with the trade all day, and tough
time I've had of it. Weary and tagged
I have retired to my room. shut out
the gilded atmosphere of sin that en-
ye!Opes this terrible city, and taken
from my satchel your sweet picture.
1t is before me rs write. I shall kiss
1t when / have said my evening
prayers 1t will rest under my pillow.
1t Is my one solace until hold you, my
sweet wife, in these faithful arms
again"
Thus far she read then she toppled
over on the floor.
What comfort she found there it is
hard to say; but great determination
rose with the stricken wife, who went
out an hour later and sought a tele-
graph office.
Her husband had been saying his
prayers abroad that evening, and when
he got to his hotel about midnight,
his spiritual emotions received a rude
shock by telegram from his only
~love."
1t was elaborate for Il despatch, but
under the circumstances one could not
expect an outraged wife TO transmit
her feelings by the slow mail. The
despatch read:
"You are no longer the only drum
mer who is not liar. as you have
always claimed. Let t'1s fraternity
make you their chief in the art Had
you taken the pains even to look for
the photograph you say your prayers
to, you would have discovered that 1
had=to tease you removed it. My
faith in you is dead"
The husband clutched his hair.
"Why, what did / write to her, any
way" he lnuttered.
After a While his face cleared.
E'"By Jove! ] must have been piling
on the taffy.. That's what man gets
for trying his best to make woman
feel good! Poor little dear, what a
fume she must be in. Lucky for me she
gave hefgfievance away. What geese
women 'arer' Bless her little noddle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
MARTINS FERRY.

bis evening Rev Harvey Webb, Presid-
,ns FL Ter OF Steubenville district, will hold
fsrterly communion services in the NJ.
h. church commencing this evening, after
which he will preside At the Quarterly
Conference. Rev. Mr.. Webb will also
preach both morning and evening to.mor,
row. At the close of the morning service
the sacrament OF the Lords supper will be
administered. In the afternoon love feast
will he held in the lecture room at 2:3O
o'clock. All are invited--sea,s free.
The contract is let for forty by sixteen
foot store room on the United Presbyterian
church lot between the church Hpd the
Hanover Hotel building. The room will
be occupied by Messrs. Frazier Il Green
as a shoe store. Work on the building
will be com mmenced as soon as possible
Bsbcock and Hsleys orchestra has been
engaged By Michael Gribble to play for
him at bis place in Standard addition this
afternoon.
General Agent Moore, of the Dayton
Fire Insurance Company, was In town yes
terdsy adjusting the claims Of John Nc.
Closkey.
Miss May Conclo has returned to her
home 10 Richmond, Ind, after protracted
visit with Miss Maggie RaIston.
Miss Lille Souders has returned from Q
weeks visit with friends on the Island.
Mrs. Joseph Frazier and Mrs. Nef have
returned from weeks visit in Warwick's.
Rev. J. J. Ralston, of The Allegheny
Seminary, will preach in the T. p. church
both morning and evening.
Z. c. Boyd has returned rom the East,
where be has been buying bis sprirg g ttock.
SAM Barkley was in town yesterday call.
ing on friepds
The Women's Union Temperance So
eiety held an official meeting in their pub.
lie reading room.
Mr.. Charles B. Meade, Of Centralia,
Kansas, is the guest Of bis brother-in Law,
Rev. Earl D. Holtz,
The Republicans will hold q convention
this evening (Satprdsy), at Mears vacant
sto;s on Washington street, to nominate
candidates for council and assessor.
The steamer Climax will make O trip TO
the Wheeling wharf :o-nigh, to sccommo
date those desiring td attend Fedora"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
BELLA x.

The news that the name oil ID. w. Cooper
had been sent to the Senate as pos, master
for this city hsd been looked for for some
time and created little iurore, but consider.
able comment
The glsss manufacturers OF this vicinity.
not including the Central Of Wheeliny and
the Elson Of Martins Ferry, met IN this
city yesterday for further talk about
natural gas. All appear dssirous Of uy
ing il il it can be pu, in their furnaces a.
cheap as at other places. The prices Of
flint and window glass was also sgitated
and an effort will be made TO raise them il
possible.
TIE crowd ct the bazaar was lsr1 q lest
evening than on any previous nj xht The
6remen paraded the streets Ind then en-
tered the rink in q body. This evening
Spsnsler Post will be ia attendance.
The B. Z 4 C. engines are taking their
turn at being overhsGled in Zapesvills
shops.
The Night Owl club will eng st the
isis tonight. 1t is the Sues, vocal dub In
town.
c: c. Kelly, 1 admins rato-, will cell
the Peterson properly TO Cay.
The National glass vol X, like III, rest
OF The flint houses. is mailing oil colors Of
glass.
Window glass manufs ,urers comp'ain
that 1t present prices glass does no, bring
the cost Of manufacture, and there 10 talk
OF general shut down unl.is some sr.
rspgement to prevent s,oppage bs made st
The national conference between them and
the glass workers.
A large crowd will no doubt attsrd The
lair this afternoon between 23Q and s
o'clock.
The concert pivep in the Christian Church
last night tor me bsrefi OF the primary De.
partment Of the public schools, drew large
crowd. The programme rendered wss
qIite interesting and tho little ones did oil
;hat wss expected OF them. Prot. Wepnsr,
who wss on the program me, was sick and
could net be present.
The Bellsire Nail WORKS paid IT, en-.
ploYe' in the factory and cooper sicp ye.
t:rdsy.
Bsll.ire plumbers are doirR lob work st
Cambridge.
Col Elijah Brown entertained . large
number OF his hiend, q, bic homo ct
Georgetown on Thurdsy night.
Mrs Martin HcGigiy went TO the ba zaar
and left her gold va:ch at home 70 that Il
would not be stolen. When she returned
some one bad been ,hieush the house and
the watch sss rome. No clua
Tna foeisi given by the ladies Of ID,
Germsn Church in City Hall lat night
will be reptsbd this evening.
The Is. & o. coal operators will inset 10.
day in this city 20 permanently organize.
John Scberts! was injured at the Bel
laire Neil sn,fs ard los, q months wost.
!.eeky for him H. held sn accident policy
from which he drew 81 q day.
Heathtiington's band which has been
playing ct the rink during the bazaar hss
o number o! extra players 10 IL.
The Knights Of 81. George are sissJs
welcone 10 ibis city. They have been
here two or three times Of late. and each
time they have increased in popularity.
Ed Strshl typo on the Tribune. vho
has been quite Ill, is recovering.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
WIpENs THs BREACH.
The Presidenrs Message AHeuates Repub-
hCans-- Or, ticism.
SDsclGl 70 M RsyistsT.


hCans-- Criticism.
Spsoaa, 70 NJ Rsgistsr.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Undoubsedly
the message Of Peesideus Cleveland to the
Senate hss widened the breach between
the Republicans of that body and the Chief
Executive. Tae old mea of the msjority
ssy ,hs nex Pre,ideu. has tried 10 read
them a severe lecture 10 their own duties,
and ,hs. they will no. stand it. The point
made By the President that the papers he
has placed on 6le were his own; that they
we're sent to him personally by private
'ci,ilsns for mis- own personal guidance, and
sba, he had a right 20 destroy them, place
them on his private tie, or do as he wish.
ed with them, is Acknowledged, even by
srch men rs Ir. Etmuuds, to be well
grounded; but they say the moment those
letters were placed on file, they become
pg5Ic property and could De taken and
Gszd for plcLc purposes.
There Is one general criticism made OF
aba messs,e AID tha, is that 1t is too
bulsv He wrote 50 much that iI would
b. remarkable If some points were not
exoosed and subject 10 successful attack
4 D Esgsr, none ATE there but that sieak
I'll OF the composition of the document
apd the evident principles which back it,
All admire the irank expressions IN II and
the opsu. tair ground fight /; makes. There
is no mistake IL its meaning. A child can
aDderyand y For this reason people
he.s say tha. /. hAs broaieaed the chasm,
apd ,ha. the lines VA, De we'll defined in
the fight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
: Eratricidai EarnloI.

BoLIvAR, Mo. March 5-Wedsesday
egsniog Al0Dto 2 ssineis, 2 farmer living
in Jefferson township, tins county came here
aud surrendered himself 10 the sheriff, say.
ing he hsi shot bis b-otisr, Sigel SRiDgie,
in.,an;iiy hh;;iiii::Hg him. According to bic
storv, s.gel baving a,tscsed hin,
shot Ct l;4 ol;s GEa yas pur:
suing bin 70 f-e a second
shot, whea he thlobzol skot hl4 dead
Another brother, Grant sSing'e, f3'ioved
Alonzo to toSn, armed, to lake his life
and avtnce Sigel, Who was Grants favor
i,e brube-, bat Alorzo hsd already beer
placed in Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
WiIEEIING VIVA, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 1856

they are ready to lay down their tools and
walk out when the order comes. The
knights Of Labor here evidently feel that
it will be hard fight.
Martin Iron, chairman of the Executive
Board of District Assembly No. lOl; is now
in Texas looking after the interests Of the
men. Latest dispatches from him show no
improvement in the condition Of the affairs
there. In an interview last evening, one of
the members of the organization in this city,
said there was no doubt hat q strike would
De ordered and that he expected notice at
any moment. he said: 1--WE do not want TO
strike, but tits forced upon us. The men
here will goout to man, and the shops will
be closed"
This seems to be the general feeling
among the Knights of labor, and while
they deplore the necessity for strike, they
are ready to obey the call.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
Canadian Fishermen,

TORoNTO, March 5-The Department o.
Marine and Fisheries have called for ten
ders for the charter Of six swift sailing
vessels OF between sixty sud one hundred
tons registered tonnage, 10 ne employed b.
she Ashefiss police lor5e eu the ses coast Of
Canada. Theae vessels viii BE enplyed in
conjunction with 5Ich OF the Government
siesmers as the Department may designate
in protecting the rights OF Canadian fsh.
eTmeu within the three nile limit Of the
sea coast Of Csnsds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
RRIpGEPORf.

Disastrous Runaway. Clayton aogus
OF Mt. Pleasant, o., seriousls Injured.
Yesterday about noon team of horses
attached to hay wagon. and owned BY
Mr.. Clayton Hogue, of Mt Pleasant, be-
came frightened and ran off from the Ohio
Valley Glass Works, in Bridgeport. where
Mr.. Hogue was unloading load oi
straw. Mr.. Hogue attempted 10 reach
the lines to stop the team, and missing
his intended hold, caught another
strap on the harness. This pulled him
from the wagon and he was dragged over
the ground till his hold slipped and the
wagon passed over him. He was picked
up insensible and carried to DR. John
Cookies Office where an examination show.
that btsides bis body and limbs being GOV.
cred with bruises there was q cIt two
inches in length over his lef eye
and very severe bruise on the
left. temple. AL that was possible
was done for him and be was able to be
taken home in a carriage late in the even.
ing. After Mr.. Hogue let 90 his hold the
horses ran short distance and were stop
ped, but not before The wagon was consid.
erably damaged. The scare was caused
By q boy lifting box from pile near the
team and accidentally s,riki one Of the
horses with the corner of t-s box. Mr.,
Hogue, though quite seriously hurt, will
probably recover, and Nill not have aus.
tanned any permanent injury.
The subject Of the sermon in the Pres
byterian church tomorrow morning will
be "BorroSipg Trouble" In the evening
instead OF the regular preaching there will
be service of song" Rev. Hays will
preach at the Pasco school house, FIVE miles
weet Of town, at 3p N.
Regular services will be held in the
West End NJ E. church to. morrow morn
ing. Rev. j. S. Secrest, the pastor, will
preach on the subject, Walking with
God" A revival has been in progress at
this church for several weeks past, and as
a result there have thus far been thirty.
three sccessions 20 the church. Rev. Se-
crest will commence series Of meetings
in Steele's school house on Monday even.
ing, March Is.
Yesterday Fred Neinenger's horse be.
came frightened and ran away while hitched
to o meat delivery wagon. The animal
ran up Pike street and turned down past
the corner Of Smiths mill and into fence
tearing down several panels Of the same,
but did not ipjure the wagon materially.
g Mr.. A. Nichols, oi Oak Grove, was In
town yesterday.
MISS Kate Cook is in 81. Clairsville visit
ing friends.
DR.. Workman and wife, OF UniontowR,
were in the citv Yesterday.
- Miss Ida Mcconnell has returned from
Ehsrte.
Mrs. William Johnson, OF High Ridge,
Is in town visiting relatives.
DR.. Hobson, OF Flushing, is in town
in consultation with home physicians.
Hon. Ross J Alexander was in Steuben
vile on businessssyestetday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
WASHINGTON,
West Virginia POstofiCs Appoint
ments.
rgE EDUCATIONAL BILL PASSED
By the House by ThirN-siS to Eleven
The Appropriation Bill Passed.
General Dispatches,
SD.cial 10 "a. Rsaissr.

WASHINGTON, March among the
fourth class poStmssters appointed to-day
we're the following for West Virginia; At
Crook, Boous county, ". s. Hatfield, vice
L. D. White, removed; at Neville, Brsx-
ton couury, A. B Beamer, vice D. Far
Uish, tailed 10 quality, Postofices have
been established at Fairfield and Noah,
Esnawhs county, sud Marion Giles and
Noah Coleman commissioned postnassers
respectively.
Hon. ". q Msllshan, of Charleston, is
in the ci'y on Supreme Court business.
he is said to be an aspirant fer District
Attorney Ficks place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
OLEOMARGERiNs.
Very strong Lobby Eackins Imitation
Buttsr ~ Warrington.

very strong Lobby Packing Imitation
Buttsr ~ Warrington.
S...i. g. :', E.s,stsr.
v,srrsGyoy. Ma.ci 5-During the
N, v-~k 6 Dum5s- OF Oleomorgeriue man
ut.c.urgrs have been here working for the
aefea, OF the bill which has been before the
Houss Committee on Agriculture, Iequir-
IN an io,s-nal revenue tax Of ten cents
5cu.d upon all imi,atiou butter, snd tha.
4 b. 80 coloyrL al Los!ed that 1t can
real,ly bs Distinguished fton the genuine
article
4 Ths manufacturers of ficitstion butter IN
fheir various Arguments before the Com
ruteg oa Agriegl.u-, went into an analy-
IN of oleouers-r,ue aad showed how and
al SSsr It was made, claiming that 1t was
nose clssnlv aui wholesome than out'er
ffon the cor. and gaat. b., Secretary Bay
nrt r-canlIy zfa,a 70 Congress, It would De
Rsner4Ily adopted ;5- zee "a soou as the
peo2ls understood lJs Ccwposiuon and got
oget JhsIs sqg"am,raa's7
a A very .,gaus il5)7 is orraysi against
NV ciscrlm.uaaoa n opposition 10 lmiia'
tica butter. Thil 'ute,rs' nss now become
hr:.. Ta-rs are i.a'aHou butter factor
iss Al .ov-r The county aad the Propr'e-
tors u rh-ja sAg the IN n.rke;g to- their pro-
dacrs :. ;t.s aGt f5rciya countries has 80
eg. a,ly iag.-ased Ihat It u q necessity,
ihsr ,aa coss csaaot supply toe demand
fsr butter Tle 6gls has reached the eon'
ition o., "a. }a5ocius ciS%ses. being array
al ayair,: rar farmers. the iofnes having
bseu srl s.-t Hg the msuutac .u'eTS. 1t
tke t.r a~ss srt leg:uEss's butter makers
txp-c. o. ,a52r.s the C'coEs,Regine inter
ssts hey will c-Ts % orsaa,Zs aud make q
ffm opposition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
ANOTHER FRENCH CRANK
Creates a Sensation ia the Paris
B0urse.
ne FIRES AMONG THE BROKERS
And Clears the Gallery With a Revolver
Crying Out ''vive
Anarchie %

PARIS, March 5.-Perounier, the soldier
who BY firing his revolver in the Chamber
of Deputies on the 26,h Of February forced
the State to take notice Of him and his
grievance, has already an imitstor. While
business was at its height this afternoon in
the Paris Boarse, a strsrge man in the
gallery drew attention BY making appa.
rsn,ly aim!ess demonstrations. Subss.
quently he took bottle containing an ex.
plosivs liquid from pocket and cast it
down among the brokers upon The Aoor Of
the exchange, crying out as be did 90.
"Viye AnAsahisI'.
The bottle struck no ors, remained in
tact, and made no episode. A few spec,a.
tors who were interrupted in their obs.rvs
tions BY the mans conduct, swore at him.
and asked why the police did no, remove
him.
The man then drew out a revolver, and
shot three times down towards the main
floor. He soon had the gallery TO him,elf,
and continued TO bartish his revolver and
yell, "Nive Anarchier
Tremendous excitement reigned for
awhile in the Exchange, and oil business
was suspended. The dis,urber was .oon
seized and hurried from the place, but none
too soon, as the crowd, when they recovered
from their fright, became furious, and
sought the offender with cries Of Lynch
The prisoner is n man belonging evidently
to the working class.
= The prisoner is named Peuoyitch. His
pockets were crammed with Anarchist lii.
erature. He declares he 10 IN
Anarchist and bis intention 10 10
follow the mission ot punisbipg
capitalists for living By The sweat Of the
people. Investigation shows the revolver
used was loaded with bullet cartridges.
One bullet slightly wounded . man on the
main floor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
CONSULAR FEES
,osy,o a,oout Perry BeImont's Bill Limit
ing Them.

1ossip 1, ,Oout Perry Belmonts Bill Limit
iug Them.
S-a-.r &. .ls EsyiS,sr.
TAsa,x.-ax March 5-A good deal "a
seins sai5 in d.vlozst:c c're'e' about the
parpass. 4, P-ry 3 inOut, Chairman OF
he Hons c uu'ree oa Foreign Affairs,
"a pushing his . "A limiting the SH'c'Ion Oh
ises or The levy o. taxs Tor the C1n;piAs
t@i5ca'ioa 0. iavo ce. Soms charge HIM
re driving a bow at certain ConsuIsE
otscs;s. vssls others pom; out the justice
81 such a proposition and show thae It
should become lsv.
At present our cousGis and agents infor-
eign countries make more money by far
itAn the ministers. Wien one reads that
ths sslary o. tne consul st q certain place
isb blt one Or no thousand dollars hs must
nct conclude rhat that is the extent OF that
copsuIs ssECings Itis very likely that he
taskes SIX or eightthoussnd dollars in tees
4be ,zv,.ed s-a-ut2s Of the United States
rccvldes TIA; these Sgeuis may charge q
iee o. - ju Tor verifying 81 lnyolce OF
uerchardi-e % b. imported 20 The COited
ttAtes. p some heck or crook, hove yer,
~ cocsUls aud sgeats have beea getting
<torE 0le 70 ;So dollars in excess Of this
noun, Aad /, is to prevent that excess
shR, Nr B-,noat's bill aims.
SOns CT the Consular officers have 8
yeRy large business. For instance, the
Consul Generals fees a. Paris during the
szse ysec Aggregated S,l.lT6, while hs IS
Atipwed sa'.ry OF 5000 a year, and
elkt as AID o'ker expeuser. This all goes
g fh4 ohcsr =a0 is Geo-gs Walker, q
AsE Yorker, credited u his appointment
. ind'ana The CDrsgl G neral az Lon
aon collected over $50 0GO ices last year,
AL he l9 al!2sei & S. 600 salary Cnd
s'>fks, ere The Havana officer collected
etF s'6 NJO las year. and he, too, has a
@fse saLAr7 The Consul st Belfast col
>ected - OnO during the wear: the Consul
~ Bradford SIC 100: q, Ch=miu,z SIC, 900;
80, SHIP. hong Kong, Sll,l6Oi
neneSter. $.IlIH; Irons, Sl2 567;
tHas pool, $50 900; yrague. S., ,2S6, etc.
OF these others are allo4ed sslsris:
~ are gwen an allowance of from forty
tsns hundred aad twenty days salary
eft,f9 ee29r'ure 10 their poats 10 cove
expenses o. transportation. Th'
H#on o. eGoSul take ,hs whole lis
'ffo2h. vii averlse from SIX to eigh
<9Hr eana dollars each, annually. The ex
Is IN society sad pollies for the latte
81 fes are very ike thoss Of ministers Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
9ov Women Difer FROM Men.

At least three men on the average jury
are bound to disagree with the rest jast to
show that they've got minds Of their own;
but there is no disagreement among toe
women IS to the merits OF DR.. Pierce e
: Fsyorits Prescription" Ths5 are sli
unanimous in pronouncipg it tss best rem
adv in the world for ell those chronic dis
ases, W. tsknessss and complaints peculiar
% their sex. /, transforms the pse, bag
oard. dispirited woman into one o. spark.
iiuQ health, and the ringing laugh sgsin
arsiTns supreme" in the happy household.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
A Correction.
C...4,I a III gsu5sL-

PAREERsBuas. W. Va, March 5.-By an
iusdyerteuce the name Of James Copen
was inserted in yesterday . issue as having
committed a forgery. Tne name of the
person who did the deed was Thomas Co
pen, brother Of James Copen. The for
vsry was in signing the name of James
1,o6en 10 the CHECK. We make the co-'ec-
tom in Justice to Mr.. GoFen, who Is an
ka,esk ci,izap
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
How to be beautiful.

Ladies. you can be sure Of this: thst
yop cannot have sosy CHEEKS and 6 clear
complexion un!ess You are in coed beslth.
Disease always spoils beauty. Parker's
Tonic purifes the blood, invigorstes the
organs, drives ell bad hupoSS og. Of the
system, and makes The plainest face, 1T
trsctive. Tel your husbands.