davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03
LORD, LADY AND LOAFER.

This is the unique way LORD Ions
DALE's theatrical troupe has OF advertis-
ing, as described by the New York World;
Yesterday the gentleman who is play
fully referred to by the noble British Peer
who is managing the ~burleSquer's business
as ''Benzine,n wrote q somewhat threaten
ing letter TO his wife demanding a certain
sum of money. All the arrangements were
made to have him arrested last evening,
which little trick was warranted to secure
a capital notice in every newspaper IN the
city. The lady herself went dramatically
to the TOmbs and swOre out a warrant.
Late last night the detected little man was
Banged and locked up in n police station.
Public interest in the Lord, the Lady
and the LOafer is thus being wrought to the
extreme, and by next Monday evening a
posse of police will doubtless be necessary
to keep back the crowds which will SUI
round the Casino to see these queer and
notorious representatives of modern Brit
ish civilization.
The theater gOers OF America will do
themselves little credit if they show them
selves snobs enough to patronize these
vulgar, debauched specimens from the
Old World. Violet Cameron and her
lordly paramount are expected to make a
tour of the principal cities Of the eoun-
try, but it will be 4 sad comment upon
American society and. upon the American
stage if such characters as the Lord, Lady
and LOafer are permitted TO be q success
in this country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03
said with celestial tinted affection. y

said with celestial tinted Affection. les.
s'Then whats wrong pretty pet?'
ooh John, she said in an agonizlng
whisper, "my hustle has come loose" his
face clouded, he relapsed in thought and
then said as he frightened his grip around
her suple like waist. at will be dark
darling when we get off the cars" she
relapsed into q calm again and III a SNORT
while both were sleeping, snoring ana
dreaming of the future. !.
We always forget to say anything ABOUT
the country at large that we are in. we
will not forget it now. This part OF the
State is adopted naturally for the growth
of a number OF useful things. With due
diligence we can raise corn, tobacco whls-
key and the devil generally. For farming
crops no better country exists. West vlr'
g%inians who intend coming to this section
10 form, the outftnecessary to bring along
will be a double barrelled shotgun, a good
portable still, a dog o two, and a few
otherof the articlesnecessary fol. Kentucky
farming. Pack the still in a store box 70
prevent inquisitive revenue officers from
making remarks. Along the Cumberland
river the mosquito crop is quite abundant
and ripe, and always ready for active ser
vice, though not quite so hardy as the
New jersey article. We demonstrated
this by a scientific experiment last night
We went to bed with our socks on n
left our feet exposed from under the crazy
patch work satin quilt. Mosquitoes are at
tracted by that peculiar insensible odor
that arises from the cuticle. My feet be,
ing the only portion exposed they alighteGl
on them, and every n that did so died
almost instantly. Post mortem examlna,
ton showed that they had died in fearful
agony from cramp collie and instantaneous
malaria. | give this advice free of charge
to the world. Perhaps all socks are not
alike, but it is well enough to give TINS i
trial VANILLA JONES.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03
ANOTHER COAL STRIKE.

The great cOalstrike that is threatened
will throw about Il, 900 men out OF en-
ployment, and u time of the year when
such misfortune comes with the greatest
disadvantage. 1t is a fortunate thing that
the General Assembly of the Knights Of
Labor begins tomorrow. Some action Is
expected to be taken which it is hoped
will avert the strike.
The trouble is that the coal and railway
companies combined to raise the price
of coal, thereby taking from the public
more than SIS, 800, 900 before the winter
closes. Of this great mount the
miners are refused a single cent
While the miners will bring great loss
upon themselves by striking, the action OF
the companies is wholly unjust. While
the public will perhaps condemn the
strike, the companies that have formed a
pool to rob the people must come in for a
far greater share of condemnation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03
THE u 7
A Floating Trunk-Gensrai Local and Per.
s0nal News.

A Floating Trunk-Generai Local and Per.
sonal News.
To he Editor OF Ms Sunday RSgiatr:
MoUSDsvILLE, w. VA, October o.
Some men employed at the Union Coal
Works, opposite this place, caught o trunk
floating in the river at o o'clock this morn
ing. The trunk had evidently been broken
open, and while attempting to get it into
the skiff the lid came entirely of, turning
the contents out in the river. The clothing
nearly all sank, hut on some papers found
in the trunk was the name of Elias J..
Ryan, Warrington, Marion county, w. Va.
Marshal county's Democratic paper The
Sickle will make its appearance next week
in an entire new print, with A. p. Carney
as editor.
The Union coal works was not running
part of this week on account of q broken
pump.
James Alexander of Homestead Pa, is
visiting here.
Mr.. J. W. Gallahsr attended the Charity
concert in Wheeling.
Mr.. Jos. B. Ramage and wife returned
home to-day from a visit to friends near
st. C~lairsville.
The machinery and lumber for the new
oil well to be sunk on the Rogerson farm,
arrived here yesterday. Work on the
well will commence next week. The
point selected for the sinking Of the well
Is four miles from the celebrated Hicks
well.
The far-famed Webster Wagon Com
pany are making extensive shipments OF
wrgons to Huntsville, Alabama, to be
used on the cotton plantations
Moundsville's ~favorite steamer, Benton
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03
RELLAIRE

Owing to the inclemency of the weather
the hop of the J. j. club was not as well
attended as was expected, although 20
couples were present. LaRoche's orches-
ira furnished the music, and until 100
Wednesday morning merry feet kept step
10 the strains. Mr.. Fuller, proprietor Of
the Candy Kitchen, furnished the refresh
ments, which were served in the most pal
ataole manner. To the young folks who
yentured down from Wheeling on that
dreary night, and to Messrs. Husbands
and Inskeep, ~proprietors Of the Windsor
Hotel, the club returns many thanks.
DIR. NJ. NJ. knight was 80 years old on
Thursday and his wife concluded to give
him a reception. Without saying a word
to the doctor, she invited q large number
of invitations and on Thursday night
when Mr.. Knight came home to his
supper he found the parlors filled with
guests. Matters were soon explained 10
him and in a short time the assembled
ones were in the midst Of a profusion of
enjoyments. At a seasonable hour an ell
egant repast was served, presided over by
Mrs. Knight. Before the merry ones de-
pdTteu Tic uoctOr was presented Win d
number Of handsome presents.
Jay Wood. of Cleveland, who was the
guest of Al. Thompson for several days,
returned home yesterday.
The crossing in front Of Blum's that
wal put down according to the city's
grade is too low and will be of little value.
The city should make an effort to get
the 3. & o. to build a new bridge over its
track on Uuion street. The present
structure is about played out and has been
repaired so often that is continually fall
ing apart in places
III. ii. Free has finally decided to move
to Findlay. There is a good opening
Miss May Rose, of the Fourth ward, is
seriously i'll. The other day while in the
country she ate some plums and swallowed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

and he discharged the National debt at
regular intervals. 1t certainly must be a
sublime sight to see an excursion OF the
Kentucky Press Association, armed with
pencils and tablets and jugs, moulding SEN
timent and diminishing the Government
debt with a patriotism that is heroic.
In front several seats were two drum
mers. Did you ever notice how a drum
mer acts in a car? Comes in with the
air of a director or president of the road.
stacks his baggage on the seat that you
want, takes the next, reverSes another to
put his feet on, then looking aroun with
an air of authority and to see II there are
any more vacant seats he can Occu-
nv, relapseS into n state OF repoSe and
commences reading a Seaside Library.
They are not ungallant however, for we saw
one actually remove three of his SatchelS to
give n Young lady q seat. He was very
oblIpine, handed her the latest papers
and made a mash in his own estimation.
| heard him say II I'M so happy that met
YOU. | shall be pleased to render any favor
that may add to your comfort on this
trim" And how he smiled: Thanks, "
she murmed, there comes my husband,
he will see to my safety" The drummer
went to the smoking car and looked down
cast. The drummer we first alluded to
represented, rs usual the largest house of
the kind in the country, with the largest
stock of goods on hand. One had a head
that looked like afire plug with a smoking
cap like a porous plaster. He was fat and
clothed with a dignity becoming 4 duke.
The other looked like a college graduate
who had been fed for a number of
years on cucumberS. He had a
pale, thoughtful look and a ring with a
set that looked Ikea corner stone of some
public building. They were discussing the
Mexican war with appalling learnedness.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03
THE DYING c

The remarks of Mr.. C. ID. Hubbard a
the natural gas blowout on Friday even
ing were just to the point in regard to the
printers strike and all others. Among
other things Mr.. Hubbard said:
A strike is a declaration of war. II
should be the last resort. Not till every
possible means Of peaceful settlement has
been exhausted should this resort be
thought of. The employer and employe
should first try to negotiate peacefully be
tween themselves. If that fails, then ar
bitration should be tried. No reasonable
party to such q controversy could refuse to
submit his cause, his rights, to the judy
ment of fair intelligent, disinterested
parties. Both should bear and forbear, to
the common end in vieH-the best inter
est of the city.
No reasonable employer or employee can
find fault with such sentiments. Where
either party to u controversy refuses to
submit his cause to the decision of a disin-
terested body of his fellow citizens, as the
striking printers refused, it looks like he
hath not his quarrel JUST
Public sentiment in the North, South,
East and West, is asserting itself against
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

News of the week-A Temperance Lectur-
90 whe ".ehos the Republicans Mad.
Special Correspondence to The Sunday Register.
FAIRMONT, October 2-The stock fair
held here yesterday and to-day on the old
Fair grounds was a great success, both as
regards the races, the exhibits and the fl,
nanceS. On yesterday the weather was
very cool and a large crowd was attracted
to see the races and the game Of base ball,
between the MOrgantown and Newburg
clubs. All of these things were mixed up
so as to give a pleasing variety of pro-
gramme and the spectators did not become
tired. The base ball game Was hotly con-
tested in a victory for the Morgantown
boys, the score standing 16 to Ii at the
finish. This was 4 source of ~disappoint-
ment to the crowd, as all were anxious to
see MergantOwn laid out fiat.
The Seward Alexander Company. n we'll
balanced and really meritorious theatrical
troupe, have been giving our people a good
show at the rink for two nights. They
give another performance tonight. The
company is a very strong one and is so
rarely good as to merit a good patronage.
Hon. William Henry Harrison Flick.
that genial gentleman and busy candidate,
was here attending the fair. If heimproves
a little, he'll be fat meat for our Mr.. VIII
son when the ~butchering comes off on No
vember 2nd next.
Capt. ]. f. Watson, our next Senator.
W. s. Raymond, George w. Kinsey. Jesse
F. Sturm, Eldridge Carter, James H. Fur
bee, Marcus Ice, and all the rest of the
boys were on the ground, busy as bees.
Their work made quite an interesting ex-
hibit.
Alex. Zeck, viii Kunst, Charlie Lazzall.
DR.. Will Cooley, and a number of other
gentlemen from Grafton, attended the
fair.
Hon. Spencer W. Sturm, the pioneer
Greenbacker of this county, was here YES
terday. The old man is still vigorous and
says the boys viii be ashamed of their
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

McMillcn, will take an excursion Z
from here 10 some point down ihr nv
Wednesday.
Hon. George '. Tingle, Intoi (
Agent for the Seal fishene, Of Va
stopped of last week on hi sr
Washington city to Wheeling aoi ?
part of the day with hi' friend, j"
Gallagher, Esq,
Pick-wick club was eaietHBH b l
W. Mathews on Thursday eseHinz
Business in and near MoBnd''is
revived considerable in the last vri
Misses Agnes Morris and saanOs'
of Wheeling, are the gus.isoi NiS q
Jones.
Services in Trinity Episcopal essi'
morrow morning and evening
st. Xavicrs lair and festival lf 10
eft of Cathedral Rerioy, on fha''
Saturday evenings, Oct. ; and'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03
PROF. ELY in an article on arbitratiO

PROF. ELY in an article on arbitration
in the North American RsrieIr says:
eff honest employers and honest work
men are brought nearer together, we may
hope that both classes will learn that their
interests really run parallel in many res
pects-even if they are not always ldentl-
cal-and that they will learn that 1t Will
accrue to the decided advantage Of both to
unite all their forces and turn them against
the enemies of society; the robbers OF de-
grees; the pirates of every rank who prey
alike upon labor an capital; the theoretical
anarchists, in the lower walks OF life, who
would overthrow our Institutions and de-
molish the accumulations of centuries; the
vet more dangerous practical anarchists IN
the higher ranks, who actually do tramPle
the laws and constitutions und their
feet, and defle the purity Of justice Mt ITS
very source
This is commended to the careful rom
sidera ton of the bOyeOtting pirates
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

are gathering experience, WIN
don't make q very rich return financially,
but in after years when we grow old ana
callous it will help us ont in lying matches
to a wonderful degree.
We came up here on the cars from fadu-
cab. In the car that we occupied vas a
fat man with a complexion like an even
inc sunset. | detected the OdOr OF eau de
cologne of the F. o. C. sour mash brand
and / Immediately suspected lie was an
editor. | occupied the opposite seat COM
hitting suicide by smoking a cigar. The
usual brand handled by the news agents.
s'Going up to the convention Colonel" l
asked. Thought I'd go up" he said
what is your opinion of the political
situation Colonel" He gave me a valua-
BILE and exhaustive reply, and ventilated
notifies from Cleveland down to the county
coroner. | cannot give the interview be-
cause il would cause a famine in the lash
boxes: and to dojustice to his emphasis 1t
would be necessary to print it in blue OF
the most gorgeous color. He finished ana
suggested that we boost the internal rev.
enue. He opened a c~apacious valisc and
produced a gallon jug.
,iYou are well supplied Colonel"
Eyes, l generally take a little along
when travel" | was correct,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03
La. To- the raHs >'"'f''

is possible, for a short time to ur =
but the majority Of refined ef-''' !,
prefer immediate death 10 rti''G' :
reeking atmosphere. How mad II
voting to be ones seli a h1Ay ' ~.
this is actually the cas- rlLl
whom the inactivity Of the h'd %,
refuse matter Of the body 10 earI
the lungs, breath, The pore, ~, n
bladder. II is astonishing ih''
mains in such a dwelling "
Golden Medical Discovery g.
NAL purity to the system ADJ
whole system.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

THE ancient city OF Boston again looms
up as a great center of learning. The prac-
tice has begun among the cultured spec
taeled Boston women, Of checking their
mammoth hats and bOnnets IN the CLOAK
room before entering a theatre. This
gives the audience a chance to see the play
unobscured by hats and bOnnets. This Is
a greater invention than baked beans.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

The fact that so little has been done to
apprehend the murderer or murderers OF
MULCAHEY, at BenwOOd, is by no means
a pleasant comment upon the efficiency OF
the officials of BenwoOd and Of Marshall
county. The crime was committed on
Thursday morning, and three days have
now elapsed and no clue has been found
to the murderer, nor does any special effort
seem to have been made by the authorities.
This is not good news to send abroad. \
crime so henious as murder ought to meet
with the most vigilant efforts on the part
Of the authorities for the apprehension OF
the guilty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

THE New York Anarchists were going 10
mob DIR. Ayeling, the European socialist
because his speech the other evening was
not rabid enough. 1t was only "A few
evenings ago that a New York club turned
the cold shoulder upon him because bis
saving were too rabid. It is feared the DIR,
will not prove much of a success in Amer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

Since the passage OF the new marriage
license law in Pennsylvania, about 2,'OO
couples from Philadelphia have crossed
over into New Jersey to be married, The
The Philadelphia ministers are thinking
of asklng for a protective tariff,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

The meeting at ~Chiekering Hall ON FRI
day night, to ratify Mr.. Georges nominal
ton for Mayor of New York, is said to
have been a very encouraging one to the
great labor leader. However great his
defeat will be, he goes into the canvass
with announcements.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

The meeting of the General Assembly oil
the X. of l.. ut Richmond tomorrow, VIII
last nearly a month some Of the officers
think-almost rs long as y session OF the
LEGISLATURE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

ONE of the most sensational stories thai
has come to light for a long while Is the
conspiracy ferrcted out by the st. Paul
Globe, in regard to the death Of the great
Chicago lawyer, Emory A. Storrs. \
member ofthe Globes staff finds that Mr..
storrs was poisoned at the ~instigation OF
agangO of politicians and that the conspiracy
was worked so well that the public never
~suspected the awful truth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

One remarked:
''The Mexican
w ar C o m
menccd right
at the close of
the war of1S12,
di dn' IT."
mo, it COM
menced in Tay-
lor'S admins
tratiOn in 1877
and lasted until
'3S. 1t was all
,cauSpd ny Ma
~pOleOn's STRAIT
egy more than
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

the C. /. & P. railroad, returned home to-
day.
Gordon Workman is the father of a new
girl baby.
Mrs. George Campbell and daughter, of
Holidays Cove, are friends in Steuben-
Vile.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03
WE LEAD THE ENTIRE STATE IN
Gent|emen'S Fine CLOTHING

1t would amaze you to see the thorough work and rich trimmings on hupJ
and hundreds of our Suits and Overgarments. In our Mammoth Stock vDw
every Fabric and every Style, and NOW is the time for particular people to y
their selections, for the lines are unbroken and they can have first choice.
Come in and look at our Scotches, Homespuns, TweedS Climers Rnl
fancy and plain worteds, Stripes, Checks, Dagonals every width. Wide WL- j
ported), Herring Bones, Dots, Spots, Pinhcads, Mixtures (f every description u
lines Dark Shades, Solid CoOrs all the New, Fashionable and Elegant F,i, ]
ported and home, worthy a place among finest Clothing You'll he surprised
Handy. Comfortable Sack Suits Plain and Sensible Fr@ks the Ekgan, u, J
field the formdipaying, fourbutton Getaway, the young mans fancy mdd s !
popular and dressy Prince Albert, suits that are fit for every calling puNr
occumion Suits, in truth. in which proprety and good taste whether at bon,
abroad) walks with you.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03
BRIDGEPORT

Mr.. Harry Probe spent ~
week with friends IN Nep'
Dan Robinson, the Bhds. w. as = 1
an employe of dusky hue u es. e.
shop. On Robinson. re'OIn
shop locked up and the
well as all the movable pof
Mr. Isaac Craft, ofst ca en's ~
Yesterday morning. Mt
known 10 Bridgeport .-r, q
Mr.. John Freak, Of 80, a
the citi YESTERDAY the h'''
recent illness. x,l sSs|
John W. Gifin is abcH, Jab 81
The Bridgeport base b., us o.. 5a}
ious to meet the Mebu'.
honorable base ball con..i. !. ali s,i
Mr. James DrummOoa
cal condition. r,,d ~
Ms. c. Graham, Des n-
W. Va, is the guest d BIZ
and Ms. Martin JOYCE 60
Mr.. Redman who has r., e. 20
pleasure trip in Boston ,.~,,
Philadelphia, returned bon s.1
An ~
Rev. Dr. Aleianhef, -
preached to the Prss'yiefs,ss4
last night, preparatory
vices tomorrow. h.SI
hi. "a" daughter, Mn. R,.1!.,,Iss1
some time past has 'e'0
sas city. ss
r, az, College q, Athe''
ing his parents. ,,h,s soia
Is the guest Of bis
Jones. 5,yzitn
p, og%tera church te-i syh.s
rr Michael Chute and S.sa
Martins Ferry ~efe"
day. of,be Ia %
pany left Yesterday ~"
ines trip West. v.@t
ylr. s. Dunlevy 'e'
moryow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

Among the contributions in the October
Magazine of AmeriedR History New York
City are; A Kings Gift, by John DIM
TRY; President Lincoln and Colonization,
by Charles Tuckerman: The Territorial
Growth of the United States, by William
MOwry; From Cedar mountain to Chantilly,
by Gen. A. Lee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

Among other articles in the October
North AmeriedR Rerie1 New York City,
r Arbitration, by Prof. Elys; An Amer
lean Queen, by Gail Hamilton, Silver and
Savings Banks, by Hon w. S. Paine;
Labor in Pennsylvania, by Henry George;
Female Suffrage, by Mary Livermore.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

The October number OF the F0rWm New
York. has ten instructive contributions,
among which are: The Convaleseence OF
Faith, by w. II. Malloek; Americanism in
England, by Bishop Coke; The Fisheries
Dispute, by w. C. Ford; and Are Women
Fairly paid? by Lille Blake and Professor
DunslOW.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03
said.

Darling
| sweetsy weet-
'sy are you
sick?''
"No'' s h e
gasped.
Ibid say
so mething
petsy that you
din'nt ike?''
She shook
her head.
"Don't YOU
loveme duck
ey dear?" he
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03
,~lIneaIos' |Jt

W. W. Reed, s.s%SS
Ind, ~I b1s. R ,'Ssss :, iS.,1
h"I,'' vas as : le. o, ' .s ;,sss.sE5
o cover. for c~on''% ~ IS po.
W, walked e = 70 hi. city, q md q
miles, and is nov e skr1
her life to il: .,,.. d VI
Free Trial B0t''''
Drug Store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-03

The 0ctObernumber of the ~CoSmopOltidR
Rochester, n. " is a fine number and
contains among other articles: Zone Way
to Write a Novel; by Julian Hawthorne;
"A Russian Fury" by w. H. Allen;
"How Ants Live" Ernest Foges; "A Visit
to The Cavalry Camps in Southern Arizo-
ms" by c. II. Ward.