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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-04-14

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From Boston
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Cases Hoe Handles,
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Cases Wheelbarrows,
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y bbls. Wilmington Tar,
Bales Navy Oakum,
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FARMERS BOILERS,
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Kegs Nails
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Electric & Downer's Kerosene Oil
Ketchup and Goldfish Balls,
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Cases Huckin's Mock Turtle Soup,
Cases Huckin's Ok Tail Soup,
Centrifugal Innings,
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Kegs Yellow NJ. sheathing Nails,
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Cases BrOacm Soap,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT

telegraphs from Pittsburg as follows:
The meeting the Western Nail Associs-
ten held here to-day was largely attended,
representatives being present from nearly
every factory in the West.
The session opened at ii o'clock and
continued until $50. j. n. Vance, OF
Wheeling, presided. 1t WAS evident from
the first that unusual precautions we're to
be taken toward maintaining secrecy.
Secretary Wise absolutely refused to
make public the proceedings. Your cor
respondent in an interview with Samuel
Laughlin was given to understand that a
Conference Committee had been appoint
ed, although that gentleman refused to say
so in so many words. From another
equally reliable source it was learned posi-
lively that a committee had been appoint
ed. This fact was not denied by the man
ufacturers. A conciliatory policy was
strongly favored in the meeting and a
compromise Of tie situation is confidently
expected.
The nsilers OF this city claim to have
knowledge that the first step has been
taken toward terminating the strike, and are
iubilant over the fact that the factory own-
ers were first t yield. They assert, how
ever, that they will accept nothing but the
2l-ceut scale.
One of them wisely remarked tonight:
IF the manufacturers had restirmed their
previous actions on the strike and re.
solved in favor Of it's continuance, Secre'
tsrv Wisa wonld have lost no time IN civ
ing the proceedings to the press"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mo,ementso OF wheelingites, Il the Com
ing aud Going of Strangers.

nIoNements OF wheelingites, aud the Com
ing aud Going of Strangers.
George Robinson, Esq returned home
yesterday ana is quite i'll.
Miss Flemmons, Of Cadil. . is tie guest
Of Mira. z Walker Peterson.
Mrs J Adams is coEva!-sciny ircm o
serious aud long continued illu-ss.
Or. George Updegraf left last evening
on o pleasure "trip to Brooklyn, n. !.
Mrs William T. Chambers. of Elm
Grove, is very low from the effects Of a
cancer.
Mrs Alex. Rodgers had the misfortune
to fsll last evening and fracture one Of his
limbs.
I. c. Nuzum is acting postal clerk on
the Ohio River Railroad IN place Of W. C..
Leonard.
Miss Smith. Of C~iacinnsti. - the
guest Of her sister, Mrs Robert Brown. on
TweDtierh street.
T. NJ Garyin, E>q will lecture on part.
nership at the Wheeling Business College
this morning 81 9l5 o'clock.
siiue7 -Cukerren left last evening for
Minneapolis, MINI 10 Join he b%rol,er,
Charles. who is in business there.
Mr.. Fretts, of Pittsburg, who has bsen
the guest of John T. Reed, 70. tbs past
week, left yesterday for home.
Mr.. Charles Hughes will give a party to
a number OF friends to morrow evening o;
the residence Of his father on the Island,
James Cald veil, formerly Of Wheeling,
wac Is in the tobacco aad cigar business
at WsshiugtU%, : G vas in the ely early
this week.
Mrs h. Walker Peterson will give u
progressive euchEe Party tbis evening, in
honor of her gGest, Miss Flsmmols Of
Cadiz, Ohio.
Miss Annie Howell. Of Martins Ferry,
has returned home after a pleasant Wit
With the family Of Mr.. John L.ashley Of
the Gsrdsn Spot.
o. q. Sco6eid, r. ". McU!sary, If
Philadelpbis, Alex Mclaughlin, of Phila.
delphis, and W. B. O'Neal, of Hannibal,
Ohio, are quartered at the Howell House.
4 girl named Walton vas arrested last
for drunkenness. She is a new i'm
portatiou from Wheeling aud couldn'f
stand Ctaabsayilia whisky -Steubepvilis
Mr.. Albert H. Msbis and Miss Ella NJ.
Hoffman, daughter Of Mr.. John G. Hof.
man, Sr., will be married to-day at the res,
of Bishop naip, at , p N. i re-
Will be Aeid 81 Gs EoGQsas resi.
in the evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
The Great Race 20. NIght.

All those interested 10 spor; have been
looking nnxjously forward tothe great race
between Jesse Barkett Of this city, and
lid Shuttleworth of B~ellGire, which
comes off Nt the Alhsmbra Palace rink to.
night These boys have both claimed the
championship OF the Ohio Valley,
and although they have skated several
races none yet has been a fair test Of their
speed and endurance. Tonight thew skate
Il five mile race, mile heats, for a purse Of
S2O0 and the race will be for "blood" sGd
n" 5000. Outside betting IS quite heavy
aud q LARGE amount # mnncy will pass
hoLds ca ihe result. II ro.hing occurs
this race will decide who ia the superior,
and it will doubtless he the last coules.
between these two boys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11

4 special telegram to lie REGISTER
from Pittsburg. received sI | o'clock the
morning, said.
At the meeting ct the Western Nail As
~sociatiou to-day IL sEty tonr mills were
represented. Il Was the largest nesting
of the pas, twelve months. Mr. J. \.
Vance. of the Riverside Company, Of
Wheeling, President Of the Association,
presided, aud George Wise VAS Secretary.
The session began at 10 o'clock snd sd'
iou,csd at > o'clock, with only a short re-
cess for luucb.
4 resolution was passed directing tas
Secretary to publish zone Of the proceed
iugs Guul Thursday. February lltb, and
then through rus medium oftbe Associated
Press. All Of the members u tie Ia ocis
tion we've extremely reiicsnt about the
proceedings OF the meeting.
NAyUyAcrURER's VIEWS.
one ogthem, however, said during the
evening We came 20 P~ittsburg not be
cause the Pittsburg manufacturers nre
weakening on us, but merely as a mat
lsr OF convenience 10 the largest
number of members. Not q single
Pitts6urg manufactures is in favor Of back
lac down a syllable from the literal inter
p~retstioa Of the manu- !ctursrs scale sub.
mittad last yeas. No more zealou5 or
or persistent stickers ior that scale
ever attended our meetings than the Pitts
burc manufacturers. We have not held a
meeting in this city for months, and came
here beesusa i suited us. We will meet
psxt month in Cincinnati, as it suits the
western members and because il s
GOOD COMPROMISE POINT.
Today We reatfrm sll of our former
declarations, sa5 received to hold out 70.
he manufacturer seaiS. "s have had
no Conference Committee for some time,
,ut enc was appointed to-day in order that
he ~pailsrs, saoald they desire it, may treat
iirect with it. Il is understood that if
M negotiations are begun tRs
must waive the ques
Il s~0Pvsn,;ag the nsilers
hon vs bS-a edpeatsd aaE gSo have
tuck to us through Ia agssSi fssSs
len We inteni to stick to sad protec,. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
THE NEW BOARD.
Ii Organizes by ElectinE Il President
and Clerk.

Ii Organizes by ElectinK Il President
and Clerk.
The new Board OF Police and Fire Com,
missioners met in the Office Of City Clerk
Bowers al 40 o'clock last evening, being
called to order By Ex.Mayor J. A. Miller,
President pro TEN, Mayor Grubb and City
Solicitor O'keefe being also present.
After some discussion as to whether The
oath Of office should be administered be
fore or after the signing of the bond, the
former opinion prevailed, and as MeSsrs.
Miller, Hoffman and Speidel had already
been sworn, the oath was administered TO
Capt. W. H. Travis, the member elected to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Mr.. Bodley, by the Mayor. The
joint bond, in the penal sun Of 5000, WAS
then read by the City Solicitor, and ,igued
by the members Of the Board.
1t then being suggested by Mr.. Spsidel
that there might be some question as to
the oath taken before the signing of the
bond, the members OF the Board all stood
up and were again sworn in by the Mayor.
The question of permanent organization
was then discussed, and, on motion of Mr..
Speidel, Mr.. Miller was chosen President
OF the Board, and, on motion of Mr. Hof
man, Mr.. Speidel was made Secretary.
The Clerk and his salary was the next
business taken up Alter the members had
looked over the ordinance, and sized up
the duties 10 be porformad by the clerk,
the Board adopted a resolution to the et
feet that that official should perform no
other duty than that assigned him by the
Board, he to give his entire attention to its
business. The question OF salary was dis
cussed at some length, being finally Put at
500 per month, or S120 per AMMAN
Nominations for CLERK were then called
for, ard applications were read by the Sec.
rotary from Messrs b Stanley, John Car
lin, James B. Mix, James Wheeler, Albert
Hibberd, George F.. Irwin and William
Robinson Alter discussing the merits OF
the various candidates the Board finally
selected Mr.. Is. Shsnley. Alter deciding
TO occupy, Tor the present, the committee
room on the second floor, Immediately Oh.
posite the office Of the Board Of Public
Works, the Board, at $3.50, adjourned.
Mr.. STANLEY will make a very efficient
snd capable Clerk, the only obiectioa TO
him among Democrats being because OF
his action in voting visa the Republicans
in Council On questions relating to the
Board The opposition to the Board is
great among all who are opposed to
DISTINGUISHING anyclaSs among our citizens.
and steps are being taken 10 test the con
stitutiouality Of the ordinance .seatipg it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
lie Associated Pres Report.

The Associated Press sent ont the fol-
lowing late Lass night
P~ITTsBURG. Pa, February l0.-At the
meeting of the Western Nail Association,
III this city to-day, the manufacturers
unanimously determined to adhere 10 sll
former declarations ani resolutions. A
committee was appointed TO meet ANY dele,
CATION OF striking nsilers that might
wish d conference. The EeXt meet
Jog Of the Association will be held in
Cincinnati. Wednesday, March 10th.
At to.day's meeting representatives were
present from twenty tour mills in the west.
The Wheeling nailers sre understood 10 be
willing 10 go work on a compromise scale
waving the question Of the retention Of
new uailsrs. They hope by superiority OF
workmanship TO finally Dust the roA.Union
workmen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
-nE DEATH OF Nj. SPOUSE.
Candidates Tor the Grape Again Kail,iog
Their Forces.

Candidates for the Gppe Again Raii,iog
Their Forces.
The LEWIS OF the sudden death Of Geor,a
". Saouse, who bad iust received the az
Poihtment to be Local Inspector Of Hulls
for this district, created general s~urprise
10 this city yesterday. TIE morning pa
pers gave bat mesgre details, bat i, later
became generally kuosn that his mslsd7
Was congestion OF the k;aia. snd that
ce0'h o carTsia a. ,sl Iesideuce OF his sop.
NAV, Mr.. Ross Nicholson, in SteaoenviIle
he had c01ts mpIa. ed going 20 Cincinnati
yesterday morning presumably to confer
with Supervising Inspector Warden. The
tuGeFa! Will take place tom arrow morning.
The newa Of lLapel.or Shous5's 1.srb
ives satI communicated 10 Spn4rv;.;ns
Inspector WardeG, at ia answer was r..
ceI'eq 'FGA III" ~ Surveyor Eger.er, d.
Ieo''n1 LAT the exisiog arrangen snis
e allowed TO continue !or lhs present
Mr.. Warden also stated that be bad com.
municated the situation TO Secretary Men
ming, Ct Washington.
The candidates for the Office 10 this oil;
have sgsin entered the arena n active
competition for the place. = neR sspirsnt
being mentioned 5estsFday 10 the person
OF Mr.. l. v. Stephens, q well
EnC"I carpenter, and a: ore time
street commissioners. The canvass NAV
be expected 10 90 on 10 The mos, liyely
manner until aBothes .~aeetipg of the
Board OF Desiznstsrs is held, al q date
not Jet mentioned. The feeling is gen.
sEsi that the appointment should be given
TO some one from this city, and that view
the matter will be strongly urged upop
Surveyor Egerter, Judge jackson and In.
spector Warden.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
PROPOSALS FOR C0NvCTLABOR
WRgT ViGuISIA PESIrESTIARY,
hOUSDSNGIIE, CD, : lbSE-

HA'Aa' 70 aANiI . y s. 1000.
SEALED Proposals WILL BIB EECtIyED
- by the unl"riignGd until ~ clock meridian.
on Tuepi.y, March g2l, iSsG. H. he 'abOr Of one
huLd ed tlGOl 2biC-bUdiad con SiCtS andt,s1ty nv.
Us or Fare who arc rot able bodied. 10 b. EN-
rioyed within the p.niCutiaFy Tor a term u from
Ihgee 81 to hve o. years, and 10 be furnish oil ON
the 10Th day q Al gust, 1856.
ZACH bid tbA!l sIe :!iy the artic'es pro- sei 10 be-
manufactured. the number oil squa'e I.et OF shop
loom that will 10 required, tho amount OF steam
pOSer AMI the price pa day therefor.
II th9 bidder desires 10 manufacture diGer.U,.
classes oil articles, ia" labor 10 be employed OIL eIch
class must be bid for separately.
The successful bidder viii tie TeanITrd % entsr
Toto a contract In pur iuan'e Of LA 5Id, an tuTntsh
a bood satisfactory 10 the "Jari Of DlreClors In snch
sum al may by tnpm he ceemel necessary, condi-
toned for tie i-lthiui Performance OF bis clptIst.
aud - lae aT ditec'si a blank iOrm Of which ON.
tract and bond u Oh 6io ard vii remain VIII tte
CLERK o the fa4id, during this alu ritz .u,nt,
! sch I'D a lst he accompanied wi.a n bond. With
saietisa to the 'stl'fEcIiDn OF tie Beard, thai the
bidder WIllcJmTIv with ID, term. OF hIs old, 81 "a
!, accepted, Aid he ssalel aul GdJIs seI 10 the
cup nntendeDt and esdouA It'd for li or"
ANY iurth.T imiGrCIstirn desired will b. fur
nlShed on ~ pics.'Sn 10 this office.
The 81 e'd 81 directors reserve he IlRht a. reject
soJ or al! bids
ny order Oi The Board 0! Directions.
$40. +. PECK,
l"oiV"AWt superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
Home From WM.hlnRtom.

The ladies aud gentlemen who assisted
in the concert at Washington College re.
turned home last evening delighted with
the cordial welcome accorded them By the
cirzeu3. The concert was d magnificent
success in every respect. The large hall
was filled 10 it's utmost capacity with the
culture aud refinement Of the city. The
verdict WAS that uavur Lefore had there
been such i combination of fine voices
Great crsii, is due Mrs. l. J.. Lyle for Der
faithful management Of the affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
ADVICE to HEn.bar

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing syrup fer chill
q7en teething, is the prescription CT one O.
the besttenale nurses aad Physicisnsi II tbs
Urited States, and has besn used fer forty
years With never falling success by mil.
lions OF mothers for their children. Dur.
ing the process Of teething its value is il.
1t relieves the child from psin.
cures ~dyseu.ery and diarrhea, pririns il
the bowels. and wind cole. By giving
health to the child il rests the mo:hsf.
Price 25S g bottle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
ora v make shoes in al styles 81. 80
LocAe's, 1913 Main street.

TEE most exciting race Of the season
will take place at the Alhsmbra Palace
Rirk tonight between Jesse Burkett. Of
this city, and lid Shpttieworth, OF Bell.
airs, for Q purse Of 5000. There has been
doubt existing between The friends OF thsoa
gentlemen s. &c ELitl Iss the ~isstest
skater, Isom Tue fac. that SAuttleworih beat
Barkett st this rims last SEASON and a race
that took place al the CspAo! Rint some
tim9 ago was declared Of on account of a
Claim Of foHl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
MASKED MEN
Go Through the Premises of a
Well Known Butcher,
After Seriously MaItreating His Wife,
No Money Found by the
Burglars---The
Details.

Yesterday morning a robbery vastly sim.
liar to the Msrling, Workerour, and Fin
ley robberies Of last winter was perpetratsd
at the house Of Mr.. Frederick Adolph,
about a mile west OF Bridgeport. Mr..
Adolph, who is a butcher and carries on a
pretty extensive business, has been a regu-
lar attendant at the Wheeling market for
several years. 1t was, until the past few
months, his custom to leave home about
two o'clock IN the morning, but from cir,
cumstances which he noticed he became
convinced that some u
wANTED TO ROB HIN
and recently he has been leaving home
about three or halt.past three o'clock, so
that his family would be in less danger. Yes
terdsy morning he remained at home till
four o'clock, having a kind OF presentment
that something was going to happen not.
withstanding the fact that he had noticed
nothing suspicious.
Probably before he reached Bridgeport
his wife was aroused by some one walking
about the house and trying the doors. She
listened q few minutes and then arose and
partially dressing herself started to leave the
house BY the back door, intending TO hide
in a smoke house, near the kitchen. She
opened the kitchen door and wa just
starting out, when
MASKED VILLAIN
threw her back against a cupboard, from
which position she fell to the floor. he
then put his knees on her breast and held
her mouth, while his two companions ran
sacked the house in search Of vslusbles.
Fortunately Mr.. Adolph had taken all
the money in the house with him and
there was nc other booty to be had. After
they had satisfied themselves that thre was
nothing 10 be found the three left the wo'
man almost unable to move on the floor.
She managed, however, to call to man who
happened 10 be passing on a market wag-
on, and be came in and then called aid.
Mr.. Adolph WAS no!iGdd at once and came
home,
BRINGING 4 DOCTOR
with him. Mrs. Adolph has been subject
TO spinal and nervous troubles Tor several
years and it was only during the past few
months that she was able to be about the
house at all. She is very delicate woman
and the terrible shock received from the
three masked villains may result in a
serious relapse. Yesterday she complained
very much of pains in the back and head,
caused by the rough treatment received
from the man who held her while his com,
panions rsnsscked the house.
Mr.. Adolph has a very we'll defined idea
OF who the perpetrators Of the outrage are,
As he has had his suspicious aroused sev-
eral lines by people lettering in the Vicin-
ity Of his nome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
Interesting Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer, OF
Columbus, Ga tells his experience thus:
"For three years have tried every remedy
on the market for Stomach and Kidney
Disorders. but got no relief until used
Electric Bitters. Took five bottles and
am now cured, and think Electric Bitters
the Best Blood Purifier in the world
Major A. B. Reed, OF West Liberty, Ky.
used Electric Bit;ers for an old standing
Kidney affection and says: Nothing has
ever done NE so much good as Electric
Bitters" Sold at fifty cents q bottle by
Logan u Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
DIED.

EAyLO4-At Bel!aire o, on "wednesday, Feb
ruary 10, 1885, WILSON b. FAfLoRr sged 81 years
Fuusral services at his late residence, on Rose
Hill, at / O'Clock Thur,day afternoon. funeral
from the resldence OF his Iather, J. r. Nsylor' In
well.uurs, on Friday ~si;ernoe at ? O'Clock
Fdends OF the iaaily are invited.
CHAMBEgs-On Wednesday, at O'Clock , III
Ellen ". CHAMBERS, vile OF W. T. Chambers.
Funeral from her residence In Film Grove on
Friday, February 18th, at , o'clock p, IL. Inter
uent nj stone Church cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
Music at the leland Rink - night.
4 Captains Fortunate Discoy.rv

Capt Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plyipg
between Atlantic City and y. Y, had been
troubled with a cough so inst be vas ana.
Die to sleep, ard was induced to try DR..
Kings New Discovery fer Consumption.
II not only gave him instant relief, bat
slisyed the extreme soreness ia bis breast.
His children were similarly affected and q
single dose had the AM happy effect.
Dr.. Kings New Discovery ia row The
standard remedy il the Coleman HOUSE.
hold and on board the schooner. Free
trial bottlea @! this standard renedv st
Logan & Co. Drug S;ora.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
E%oRsIpDING aspect.

This sentinel kept about ten feet away
from the portal, and no one was allowed
to pass him other than members OF the
Association.
Inside President j. n. Vance presided,
and the meeting was p~rotracted until about
) o'clock. Among the Wheeling men
present were Secretary Wise, Samuel
Laughlin, Alonzo Ioring, J. D. Dubois, +.
J. Hesrre, W. L, Glessner, A. W. Camp
oell and II. N. Priest.
Two communications were before the
meeting, n being from Secretary Chew,
of The Nailers, Rollers and Heaters Asso'
citation, and the other from the Association
of feeder nailers." The former was 10
the effect that the striking nsilers would
ha
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
TransferpF Real Estate,

The following transfer Of real estate
was LET; toE record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made November Is, 1855, by
Robert White aud Henry NJ. Russell,
special commissioners, 10 Janrs II. Wayt,
for q certain piece Of real estate situate on
the head waters o! Short Creek. Consider.
alton, s, $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11

Of the rumored action, go that By talking
to half a dozen persons who were posted
one could get himself il q delightfully."- I'M
settled state of mind.
The meeting was the largest held tor
months past, every mill west Of the noun,
tsius being represented By n or more OF
tha owners or by soma Jne authorized to
act. The affair was very exclusive, being
held in the gentlemen's parlor of the hotel,
the doors OF which were kept tightly closed
aud guarded By al African OF herculean
build and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
IN e
Tha iinstrels.

Daprez \ Benedict's Ministries make q
grand change Of their performance to-
night At Charley Shay's Academy Of
Music. 1t will also be the first appearance
with this company Of Charles Geyer, styled
the Human Serpent, in wonderful tests Of
Goutoruon. The minstrels are meeting
with great success, and the Academy is
filled at every performance.