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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30
VERY YOUNG DEMOCRAT
Mr.. President, is You Going to be
Married 2"
President Cleveland ThereupOn
Smiles a Smile.
Marshal SshOn's Sons Interview
With Mr.. Cleveland.
!sn.ni.rIlo tAs So Rsaist.r.

WASHINGTON, May pa few days since
NJ Columbus Sehon, United States Mar
sb.l for West Virginia, was in the city on
official business. He brought with him his
bue S-ysar,Old boy, who manifested q
grss, deal of anxiety to see the President.
The dsy before he left Mr.. Sehon desiring
70 yrs,ify his boys curiosity, took the little
s.uow 10 10 the White House and called
oo the President. When his turn came
,be Marshal stepped up aud addressed Mr.
Cleveland in words about as follows:
Mr.. President, | presume you do not
,smem5er me, as have ouly met you once
,s,ors and then 10 company with quite q
large delegation Of West Virginia Demo
c,s,s who called to pay their respects
anon, a year sso have the honor, how
eyer 10 hold al appointment under your
administration, yol having appointed me
70 : Marsha! for the District OF West
Virginia 4, The earnest desire Of my son,
VINO has been quite anxious TO meet you,
| have called 10 pay ny respects again
sra to present my little boy.
Na,ural :, tee child WAS somewhat en-
,.,,..srd and found it difficult to utter a
- To r-assure him, however, the
W.,sbsI sid addressing his hopeful:
-WrIl my son. why don't you say SONS
thing 10 the Piesideu,T
The ooy being thus encouraged, said,
Ioosrpy at the President:
Nj. Prssiden', IS you going to be mar
IN course Mr. Sshon wss mortified be.
vond expression, aud turning TO his heir
said
Well son, | guess you have said enough,
20 =, n bid the President good bye"
The President smiled and leaning over
bs nIscad his hands under the little fellow
arms and hitsd him up, saying:
You are = nice little fellow When you
come 10 Washington again, come and zee
H- then kissed rhe lad aud the Marshal
5i5 The President good day and led the lit
he fellow ont
Smuggied Whisky.
WASHINGTON. MAJ % -General West,
Specls Agent OF tie Treasury, has made a
rs?ort up5u the smuggling OF whisky into
al..ss 10 is expected to create q great
ssrss.;o7 when punished. General West
.....r-.e,. th.. alsiasss of smuggling 10
r,s.,r,v or. sailaj, aud fortunes are being
mad on. OF b, There is a rumor that
s9-lr rather prominent persons are lmph-
cs,ad by the report whose names are being
concealed ios the present by the Depart
inert
Friends OF the Oisomargarine Bill.
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 29.-At q
a,gal, attended meeting Of friends Of the
r's9nargarine bill held in the room OF the
House Committee on Agriculture this
morning. II vas resolved to stand oy the
bill as reported from the committee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30
BURGLARY UPON FRAUD.
The City Safe of GaIlipOlis Blown
Up
And the City Record Of Frauds
Stolen.
The Auditor Missing and Four
G0unCiImen Rsarrested.
SpsoinI 10 he Sunday Rsaist.r.


PoIYT pleasant, w. Va, May 29.-
Great excitement prevails in the neighbor-
ing city of Gallipolis, caused By the blow
ing up Of the city safe last night and dis
appearance Of city records. A rigid inves,
-tigatiOn began this morning, which result
ed in the re-arrest of ex Councilmen Glen
denim, Maxon, Green and Dunbar, who
we're under bond of $500 each because Of
alleged conspiracy in the recent frauds,
and the bond of each was increased to
$1,000 for appearance next Monday TO
answer the additional charge Of house,
breaking, john Hampton, late Auditor,
has disappeared and cannot be found
though it is believed that he is concealed
in the city. A New York detective has
been employed and future developments
are anxiously awaited.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30

be said: Whatever of sectional anlmosity
or partisan hatred may have been evolved
during the war We are thankful that II no
longer exists and pray that We may know
but one sentiment, the love Of God and the
love of our country.
President Forester then said: "Com-
rades, we gather to-day to pay the trloGte
of our love and homage OF our tears TO the
memory Of the heroic dead. :. ,
The members of the association rePhed
in concert, We come to place gsrlsnos
upon the grave of the brave American
soldier to exak valor and to inspire deep
love for country aud home. Those who
wore the gray and those who wore the bl1e
are of one blood. Let their vslorous deeds
be treasured as common heritage and may
Gods mercy abide with us and his bless
ings rest upon US IS united country
and united people with one flag forever
Amen"
The stars and stripes were rested against
the floral Offering while he members CT
the association and their comrades group.
ed around it. The Confederate graves we're
then strewn with flowers and the assembly
broke up.
at Pittsburg.
PlrTsBURG, May 29.-To-dsy was ob.
served as decoration day in this city and
busineSs was almost entirely suspended.
The weather was delightful and the GENE
teries where the exercises were held were
crowded with people. Some OF the aora!
tributes were beautiful. - -
Decoration Day at Martinsburg.
Special 10 the Sunday RegIStcr.
MARrIHsBURG, W. Va, May 29.-Deco
ration Day services brought an immense
crowd to town to-day. The procession was
nicely arranged, with the Mechanics Band,
Knights Pythias, Lincoln Post, G. A. r.,
and q large band Of ex-Confederates in
line. Judge Faulkner, in few very SEN
sible and terss remarks, introduced P. A.
Rhorbaugh, Esq, who made briet and
pointed address. One feature OF
the exercises was q wagon contain
ing thirteen ladies representing the
seeding States.
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Quitting Array.

Las. evening about o'clock two young
fellows named Dixon and Roach became
involved in O quarrel at the corner OF
Cbapline and Twenty-third streets. They
were parted, however, and Roach, who is
much smaller than his adversary, walked
across the street. Dixon followed HIM,
and, pulling pocket knife. began digging
for gore in Roachs body. Roach received
q severe cut on the back of his neck, ore
on his LETT shoulder and one under his lett
arm. His coat was also cat in several
places. The wounds were not serious, but
quite painful and were dressed by doctor
Dixon skipped to the lower end of town
and Roach wss arrested. Dixon was ar.
rested later BY officers Brinkmsn and Dev
lin and locked up
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30
TWO UNRULY sMTras
Cause Some Escitsmsnt Near the CITY
| Hall.

Cause Some Excitement rsAy the CITY
Hall.
Last night William Smith went into tie
Arlington saloon and msds himself obsoz.
ious BY usisg abusive Isssuass The
proprietor tslephoned for the polics snd
0aicer 1upkins responded. The officer
told Smith 10 keep quiet. bot be vss ans.
vered with abuse. He then sgfesssd
Smith and started 10 tbs lookup xiih him,
but the prisoner laid dovn 10 the middle
Of the street and kicked, refusing TO 70
oAbcer Juniins deputized I'd. Fritz TO
assist him 10 take Smith to the loekup
and when he a,isup pied to DO 20 chap 10
the crowd intsrfered With Fritz Who hit ths
fellow smack that knocked him almost
lilly. When be stopped falling he inne.
disisly began 10 slug the FIRST man 10
came seross. which proved 10 bs Mr. james
McAdsms, Who received several severe
blows
By this time quite esosd assembled,
and Officer Junkibs 6nding there was 10
other vsy picked Up Smith snd carried
biz over 70 the lookup. Snith's bsotAss
Albert then began 10 ioterfese viib
Captain Suiih vho hsd arrived spon
tie Some. He attempted to prevent Al.
Smith from interfering shso. that individ.
usl began TO let hh hammers 6y night as1
left, s,ritias ths Captain several iosA
John Hovsll, the jsnitof ottbe City ksiliisg,
also received several knocks Tie Csptain
then gave Ne. Smith gen.!s reminder oo
the head, With bis cans, sA'Y which hs west
along peseeahly. He Win be charged vitb
resi.:;ss "a officer. besides having . soes
bssd. fhs chsp Who sissck ns. MeAdsns
could not be fooAd
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GAS AND OIL.
The West Virginia Company Let the Con.
tract for TIsnchipG.

The West Virginia Company Let the Con-
tract for Trsnching.
Yesterday the Natural Gas Company Of
West Virginia let the contract for digging
trenches inside the city limits to Messrs.
John and James HeslJ, and work will be
commenced by these gentlemen on Four.
teenth street tomorrow. None but Wheel
ing meu will be given employment BY the
Messrs. Healy and work will be pushed
with the utmost rspioiiy.
Secretary Dobbins office is now dubbed
the Wheeling Oil Exchange"
Secretary Dobbins, OF the Wheeling Oil
Company, yesterday received coumuni.
cation from their driller stating that their
we'll was sunk $50 feet and it vas thought
the Piitsburg coal hsd Deen reached.
1t ia learned that several offers OF so per
cent premium on Wheeling Oil Compsny's
stock have been made, but no sellers could
be found.
Last nights Washington Reporter had
the following notes:
C. NJ. Reed, Jr., w. s. Bryson and Hart
Bros. have leased the lot OF Mrs Mary Mil.
Ter. oolored, in South Strabane, and have
rig nearly completed.
The McKeever L Co on the Judge Hart
lease, is down Is feet with fishing Job on
hand. Add Marsh ought to be sent down
sfter the tools.
Thsyer drilled little yesterday, i'm.
proving her. In the morning a two hours
gauge showed but 81 barrels in the two
hours An hours production taken in the
afternoon WAS 4Oi barrels. The Thayer
did but llO barrels yesterday having been
bothered with salt water, which is being
bailed out
The Vsndergrift No. ,, on the Werlich,
ia showing for fair well in the stray sand,
Advices from he Buckeye oil regions
yesterday afternoon we're to the effect that
the Mcdonald well at Lima and the new
producer at Fiudlay are doing 1000 bar.
rels dsy each |. is altogether likely
that these reports are greatly exaggerated.
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A Very Sensible Suggestion.
BILL. IL. D....Far.


SIS. Your paper has contsined several
communications calling on Council to have
called meeting for the purpose Of tegu-
latipg the pressure 10 the natural gas
pipes Why this uDseemly haste2 Isn't
the real object to cripple a company
organized BY manufacturers Of this city
and directly intended TO supply gas "a:
their use2 We express tLa con Iistion that
such is ,se Ease Why can not the sub.
iect be calmly and deliberately corsidered
st. g regular meetingH Ever! cne
Who has The property of The
unauuisc,grers of this city ct heart should
deprscste hss,y. i'll considersd legislation.
| T Manufacturers Gas 90. propose TO
use for their Own protection the best pipe,
each piece Of which has been subjected TO
test Of 100 pounds Grst class safety De.
vices With An indicator st every joint
which will be inspected frequently es;a
dsy and night, and the york Is to Sc done
under tie direction Of men Of large expe.
dence and first class abilities and
under the supervision Of the BosFd
of Public Works. The ststsesn's msS'
by 5orr correspondent that ".Le aanuise
t1rers Gas Co. q to have pressure O
10 pounds in their mains down Main Il
Twenty-seveuth street" ia Q mis- statement
MAsUrAcrURER.
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Leg Crushed.
- b ~ $50 80.

PARagRs BrRG, W. Va May 29.-Wh:le
the steamer Hestberiogton was lying at
Point Pleasant. cue Of the employees, Ed.
Dies. walked ont on = barge to h'h. de
was sitting on the gunEals Of barge With
bis legs hanging over the side, when 3
large steamer came along, the waves from
Ehich sauug the barges together, catching
Dies lrys betSeen them crushing the desn
mo pulp aoi breaking one leg in two
PsC-s Had it rot happened that an inch
sHt bs, cable was banging over the
side OF the barge both legs would have
oesncut'QuareIy Off The usn NSS DFougn'
y Ihls CIV
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30
FLOWERS FOR THE FALLEN.
The Ger, ,monies Incident TO Decoration

The Ceremonies Incident TO Decoration
Day.
Iesterday was Observed as Decoration
Day BY the surviving ex-Conlederate, in
this city and vicinity. At halfpsst two
o'clock in the afternoon the big ous "Df
Iiullhen," aud number Of backs and car
rages, left the New McLlre House for O
tour OF The various cemeteries, each coI'
veyance bearing full compliment OF la,
dies and gentlemen, we'll supplied with
flowers About thirty.fVe people made up
the party, and they first visited Mt Wood
cemetery, aud then in turn the other cities
Of the dead IN the vicinity, laying
upon each known grave OF those who wore
the grey wreath or bouquet
of flowers. There was no ser
vice Of any kind, save the reading Of an
appropriate poem by Father Ryan The
party returned 10 the city about o'clock.
Those in charge request that thanks be re
turned TO Misc Frances A. Russell, o!
Sislersvlle, for the donation of three
dozen beautiful bouquets of flowers.
To day the various committees OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic will meet at
their hall, obtain supplies Of flowers, and
then leave for the various cemeteries. in
accordance with the programme published
in yesterdays REGISTER
Decoration Day in BelIsire WAS celebrat.
ed with considerable pomp aud ceremony
Not for years has the celebration Of this
day in that city been so general as yester.
dsV A prisCipal feature OF the exercises
wss the large number ot children that took
part in the parade The crowd returned
to the city about noon. having strewn flow.
ers on the graves OF ell the heroes who are
resting in the cemeteries west Of that
place
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30
COURT CULLINGS.


Points Picked Up About the Temple Of
Justice.
In Part One Of the Circuit Court, Judge
jacob, yesterday judgment vas rendered
for s., 600 in the caIe OF Crswell, admins.
traitor Of Thomss WAldron, '. the p, C.
4 St. l.. Railroad Company, the motion
for new trial being overruled
The case Of P. Z. Tsllman, assignee oi
Teit. Weller 4 Co, Y. John B. GiHen, wa
continued.
In Part Two, Judge boyd. 10 the matter
OF the probate OF the will Of A. A Mirsben
Epoa appeal from the order OF the Clerk oi
the County Court, admitting the ssid vii
to probate. the motion heretofore lsds to
set aside the verdict and srsrl o new irisl
was oyerrnls1.
In the case Of d. Lamb, trustee, '. Alex
snder Lsughlin, administrator, leave vsi
given TO file an amended bill
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A Sad DrovnirR

WEAvERsBoROUGH, \. q. May ~
Yesterday afternoon Rev. I. c, Jerome;
nastor Of the Congregational Church OF
this village, with his two sons aud dauga,
tsr and Young man named Davis, went
ont on the lake on Gshiug excursion and
fsilsd 10 return when expected A steamer
vbinh arrived at 4 o clock reported having
ssen an overturned boat near Jamestown
IsIsnd Search Ess made and late in the
svsning the bodies of the whole party we're
rscoSered, Mr. Jerome Vss wealthy
gsntlsman, owning about $25O,OeO Worth
Of property. He came from Ne" ofS
two years ago. Irene Jerome, the srns'
and sntboress, is q sister of the deceased
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30
4 FAMILY REUNION,
Reunion of the Family of Judge rhomp-
SpeiaI to The Sunday Register.

son,
Speidl 10 the Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, May ga reunion Of
the family and descendants of Judge Geo.
W. Thompson spd wife Of Wheeling, was
held in this city last night. The venerable
Judge had lived beyond the time allowed
By Natures law, having passed the 8Oth
mile post OF lie on the 18th day of May
last. This is the first reunion of the
family since 1860, twenty six years since.
The following is list of the family present:
Judge G. W. Thompson and wife, of
Wheeling, W. Va.
Hon. J. n Camden, wife and two chill
dren, Of Psrkersburg, W. Fs,
Col. W. P. Thompson, vile snd three
children. Of Cleveland o.
Mrs. Sallie T. Bushfeld, Of Colorado.
Gel. Geo. W. Thompson. wife and FIVE
children. of fParkersburg, W. Va.
D. S. Thompson, wife and three children
of Psrkersburg, W. Va
The particular occasion Of the reunion
at this time is the spprosching marriage o.
Miss Annls Camden, daughter Of Senator
Camden, to Lieut.. spillman, of the Z. s
Array.
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Bound 10 Fieht,

Two young men named Glenn and
Dunn, between whom there seems to have
been some sort Of feud, met yesterday
about o'clock at the corner Of Chspline
and Twenty streets and proceeded to
settle their differences With natures wesp
ons, but were prevented. About 4;30 they
again met st the corner OF Main street and
paper mill alley. Here they got into it in
earnest, but BY the time they began to
make things tell the police hove in sight
and they skipped.
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Mississippi Improvement.

Sr Louis May 29 The Board OF Dl'
recsors and the Mississippi River Improve
ment Committee Of the Merchants TX
change Of this city sent q telegram to
Senator Vest yesterday embOdying Petl'
t;on 10 the United States Senate asking that
the Mississippi River Con- mission con'in'
ned in charge of the improvement OF the
Mississippi river, st least, until the results
of the work commenced at Plum Point
lake Providence and other places which
has already been of great benefit to the
navigation of the river can be fully demon
a,rated
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30
A Hot Fight.

MILWAUKEE, May 2s-John Dyer, the
local colored pugilist, and johnson; the
colored champion from Cnicsgo, fought to
a finish before q crowd of about zoo sports
At a point q few miles south OF the city, ct
an esrly hour this morriog. The match
wa ca challenge and With small gloves
rSs 6rst rOaaa was simply a sparring ex'
L;n;,ion bot tbs succeeding rounds we're
hot 6Sbtipe, Dye. shOwiDR his sDPsTiOrity
in t sVsry way. A drive - the stomach and
a .necession of heavy bows under the ear
closed the fight in the third round John
Son being knocked out and Dyer given the
6Sht.
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DeRed the Omcsr.

Lr.LE Rock. Ark, May 29-Advices
nom a. Center Point report the killing OF
wright 4eGee, an exconviot. he had Just
oee3 released after having served term
10 the States Prison for larceny, had com
Jnltied a new ofeuse, aud q warrant Tor
us arrest was iu the hands Of Frank Pugh
-aeGee deGed the officer, sWors he would
not De- taken sliVe, and attempted to draw
. revolver, Pugh fred at him then with
: Double bsrrelsd shot gun, killing him In
SANITY. The officer was discharged BY the
Coroner.
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Burned Out.


NsT AARTINSvrLLE, W. Va, May %
Rev. S ". HsGgas, residing in the suburbs
Of Hzdge.y!lie, about SIX miles from THE
city O'r his dwelling house and ell il con.
tents TO cay hy fire. The accident happen
Cd through cleaning bed with coal oil, on
Ralch mach sccidsntly ignited. Loss
seou' $4,000. Rev. Hedges lost his barn
Sad all It's contents about four months ego
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30
sERyANr GIRLS MEET
And Pass Resolutions Asking for Higher
Wages.

Wages.
Friday evening large lumber Of the
servant girls Of the city me, for the purpose
Of forming q union. Sevepsy-sEs names
we're sigred;,to tie roll, ssd the orgaaizs.
tios gires promise Of increasing in nun
bers. A resolution was adopted nsking
from I q. N. till 7 Q =. Q days work. sod
the pay Per week 81 90. ell extra work be
lore or after seven O'Clock TO be changed
at double rate
The giIIs will hold another meeting short.
ly and permanently organize BY electine
oficerA In the meantime they intend st
tempting TO strengthen their union By &C.
Iiciting membership. They s;s certainly
aiming high and yseS tsstr scale is pre-
tented tssss viii 20 doubt be many .he
viii rsiase to sccede to such terus. sza
there is q possibility that Whsshsg "a,
have servant girls s;riks.
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Murdered nI His Insane Son.

KrokUE, IA, May 29.-Jacob steEer. q
wsllto-io citizen, wss shot dead early this
morning by his son John, who was recent
" released from an insane asylum before
being fully cured The young man had
somehow eluded the watchfulness OF the
family, procured q revolver and wsylsid
his father in the dark. The mother OF the
youthful maniac Who. BY her importuui
ties, procured his liberation, Ia neatly
frantic.
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Tn. Maxwell Case Adjourned.

Sr. LOUIS, May 29.-This morning was
occupied with reading dsposiiions taken
in Hyde. England, shaSiug that the de-
fendsnt while residing - sc bore chsrsc-
ter above repcoseh. la consumed the
Afternoon session of the Court and at IL
o'clock An adjournment was taken until
next Monday.
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Horra rhiefLHnehad.

WINFIELD, KAs May 29.-Soue time
ego William Bryson stole horse from q
mau named Constable, living near the town
of Dexter and fed with it to Indian Terri
tory, where ne traded it of. 4 feE days
sgo be vas convicted Of several similAr
thefts By 9 mob OF avengers, who hanged
him to 8 tree near Ink Ranch, in this State
The stolen animals we're returned to the
owners.
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ENGLISH POLITICS.

The Queen Ready for an Emergency
Bitter Comments.
LONDON. May 20 The Queen is prepared
to return to London at any moment should
political e1igeGciss require her presence.
The Government has decided to introduce
a comprehensive bill in Parliament with o
view to the holding Of a general election in
I,QT
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30
Jennie Smiths Meeting.

The aliday meeting at the Cspi,o! rink
yesterday was g success all through, many
people asking for prayer and others sign,
ing the pledge. Miss Smith and Miis
Sherman will conduct a meeting at the
North Street NJ E. Church this morning
at 1890. This afternoon grand meeting
will be held st the Alhsmbra Palace rink,
and tonight another big meeting will be
held at the Capitol rink. Everybody is
cordially invited 10 attend all these meet,
ings.
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Stolen R.,A.ae. Of Fraud.

GALLIPoLrs, o, May 29-Ths mayors
oiics wee burQlarissd last night and al the
city records stolen which could be used in
evidence against former members Of coun.
eli who we're recently indicted for Obtaining
city funds contrary to law.
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Carnexis's Sift.

q tirTSBURG, May 29.-AndreH Carnegie
We millionaire steel Manufacturer, has
sysa .yS. $ZSOSOO to Allegheny City for es-
,St. ,rSSto.Aso'ug tres library and music hall
ms .p. ls IN sdditiOS to bis gift Of $500, 900
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A Temporarily Insane Suicide.
Sps,ilI % he SIaiiy R.gisfr.

C#,RrtsTOy, ". Y, Nay 2s.-4shton
Wharton committed suicide to day BY
Jumping into the Esnauhs; temporary in'
sanity. he vas thirty.fve years Of age
and leaves q wife ami children.
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Tss gay TO ge. home 10 10 bssis ssv.
IN money. The vsy To save 10 70 pay .
snm each week into Beildisg Assccis-
ton where Il sill b. safe end earn . pso1t.
The 0lote Associssioa viii meet ssxt Fh.
dsy evening q 1918 Msket street. 49,
shares can be taken 81 that time.
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THE DAILY CALENDAR.
a Saloon Order Issued.

The Police and Fire Board, through
Chief of Police Smith, issued an order 10
the officers to notify all the saloon keepers
in the city to keep their saloons closed TO-
day. The order was carried out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30

Llprrs 6ss bu.soa Shoes tl.i0. ef n.
SI SO, and q 90. worth Is 70 soc. spsif
sross's CAsu Saos srcaG
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V. G. HyDdmap I Co.'S irou-sooGng
establishment, East Second street. Gncin-
matt, burned out. Loss $4,000.