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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-01
MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. Sallie Ditner has returned from Il
pleasant visit in Cadiz, Ohio.
Geo. McCleary, Mayor of Wellsburg, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Mary Davidson is in Clarington viS-
iting her cousin, Miss Minnie Kcmplc.
Mrs. W. c. Hynes returned yesterday
from visit in Glover's Gap, W. Va.
Mrs. Miflin Ong MrS. Charles Galbrath
and Mr. Roswe Ong, of Smithfcld are the
guests of Dr. 4. Il. Ong.
CD. McCarty of Springfield who is the
guest of his wife'S father, J. W. Baily, is
laid up with a sprained ankle.
The new c. & p. passenger depot is
about completed and the work of filling in
around the foundation with gravel has been
commenced.
Yesterday heavy wagon load of slack
coal broke through the scales at the Buck
eye Glass Works, completely demOliShing
the bed of the scales.
4 report went the rounds yesterday to
the effect that the Standard mill company
had broken up Secretary Graham in re-
ply 10 query Oh the Sul!lc'N hldttu 'lIat
nothing but pig iron had been broken
about the place.
While the exhibition of fire works Oh
Hanover Grade was in progress on Monday
night some urchin touched match to
package of dozen Roman candles which
John Selby held under his arm. OF course
John dropped the burning mass, and in a
few minutes there was a great scattering
of the crowd. The candles freed from re-
Straint burned around on the pavement at
a lively rate, and the fire burned one lady'S
dress front almost of.
Local Union No. l., American Flint
Glass Workers, has rented the room over
the postOffice, formerly occupied by the
W. {. T. L. The glass workers have had
the place nicely repaired and papered, and
will. with 4 Brussels carpet, and fine fur
niture have 4 very nice room. The room
will be used as reading room, and be
made generally useful for committee meet
ings, sample room, and all other purposes
for which it may be needed. They will re-
tain their lodge room in the Commercial
block.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-01
PHASES OF CRIME.
AN UNUSUALLY VARIED COLLECTION OF
LAWLESS ACTS.
kilograms Which Collectively Give a Fair
Idea Of What TranSpires on
the Dark Side Of
Life.

LIMA, o., August 31.-Iast night n
party of eight or ten masked men, armed
with guns, repaired about dusk to the
residence of Siman DOlph, farmer, about
30 years ofage, residing two miles north of
the village of Rome, in the northern part
of the county. As they approached the
place he was going from the barn 10 the
house.
They ordered him 10 stop, and, threat
ening to shoot him if he made any noise
compelled him TO march in an eaSterly
direction to elump oftrees, about 10 rods
from the house. There they stripped him
of his clothes, and, forcing him to walk
naked 10 burying ground near Rome,
tarred and feathered him from
head to foot. They then marched
him at the head of procession to
the village square, where they built a
bonfire and made him walk around it sew
eral times, in the full gaze of the citizens.
If he demurred to anything they threat
ened to shoot him. After this they let
him 90 home, his track thither being
traced in the morning by feathers and
chunks Of tar
DOlph is said TO have made himself OBJ
noxious in the community by quarrelling
with his neighbOrs, and by declaring that
he had been intimate with nearly every
woman in the neighborhood. About a
month ago an attempt was made to get
him out OF the house at night, but he
opened fire on his tormentOrs and COM
PEELED them to beat a retreat. For sever
al years ne has been afraid to leave the
house at night for fear OF meeting his
neiphborS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-01
WEI.f.SBIIiG.

At a Congregational meeting held 10
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning. the pastor, Rev. J. ID. Walkin-
shaw, rendered his resignation, to take rf-
feet the first Of October. Several animated
remarks were made by members of the
congregation before the resignation was ar-
ccpted.
Mr. Andrew Iielsley aud Miss Lucy.
daughter Of Mr.. Andrew Applegats, were
married yestsrday afternoon nj four O'Clock
ut the residence of the brides father, hy
the Rev. Father McElligott, Of Wheeling
The Lillian Alexander troupe bcgan .
three nights engagement last night, 10 q
large and appreciatiye audience.
Miss Mamie Jones has ~ Ear recovered
from her recent illness, n 10 H. able 10 re-
sumo her duties at the post Office.
Mrs. Grundy says there IL 10 be prom
incnt wedding one day this week.
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BEI.I.AIRE.

VIM. Boltc leaves to-day on an Eastern
trip.
The W. {. T. L. have begun campaign
against the saloons.
Miss Bertha Folmar, of France, is visit
ing friends in this city.
A coat of black paint was put on the gas
escape pipes yesterday.
The Belmont glass works will he the
first To use natural gas.
Mrs. Marling, of the Fourth ward, was
buried Yesterday morning.
School begins at the school house just
west Oi town, on Monday.
Rev. David Davies was in the city yes
terlay. the guest Of George Maring.
The Bellaire people who were camping
at Moundsville, have all returned home.
Julius WE'LL will leave next month for
France, where he will serve several years
in the army.
4 defective nuc caused small fire in
the house occupied by John Pearson, on
Belmont street.
Mrs. ThOs. Sergeant and Mrs. -.
of Bridgeport, who were the guests of Mr..
Myles Carnes, have returned.
The Sunday Schools Of the First and
Second Presbyterian Churches will hold a
picnic in Cummins' orchard t0-marrow.
Will Buchannon, of the Government
Printing Office, who has been visiting his
parents here, returns Ia Washington to-
day.
The Missionary Band of the First NJ. j..
Church will hold festival in the vacant
rooms under the Johnson House, tO-m0r-
row evening.
II appears to be- generally understood
that the : o'clock scheme will bc kept in
force all the year round. Most all the
merchants are in favor of il, We are told.
B. 4 q. EXCLUSION To 81. CLAIgsviLLE
FAIR.
The Il. * q. will run trains at excursion
rates la the st. Claisville Fair September
ist, ~ and Sd. Leaving Wheeling at s!j
a. M, landing all passengers direct at Fair
Ground gates without change. Returning.
leave Fair Ground station at i::D p. III.
Everybody spend day in the most bcauti-
iul Fair grounds in the State. This AssO-
tion have just completed half mile track.
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BI.fDGEpOItT.

Miss Clara Chapman is in Sieu'cn, lie
visiting friends.
J. {. Heinlein len yesterday for Albany,
y. y, where be will enter Law school.
Mr.. Charles Root, Professor Of Mine En-.
ginecring in the Ohio State University, wa-
IN the city yesterday spending few hours
with Dr. A. J. Heinlein.
To day the condemnation suit Of the
Cleveland. Lorain and Wheeling Railroad
". the Cleveland and Pittsbury will br
tried before the Probate Court. The C.,
J.. x W. will be represented by Judgr
Tyler, of Cleveland, and Hon. Rn-- j.
Alexander, Of this city The &. K y. have
Judge RanBey, of Cleveland and Col. J. u.
Smith, Of Bellaire. The case will probably
occupy several days.
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uorvast Excursion to the West,

Excursion tickets to all land points IN
Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska,
Texas, Minnesota and Dakota, VIII oe
Sold by the Pennsylvania lines west OF
Pittsburg, on August 18th, September 1th
and DIST The rate will not be more than
one fare for the round trip. Residents OF
the interior States have never had better
opportunity to visit the grain and grazing
lands ofthe Southwest, West or Northwest.
For fun information call upon or address
any Passenger or Ticket Agent OF the
Pennsylvania Company; Pitts6urg, Cincin-
natl and St. Louis Railway Company, OF
Chicago, st. Louis and Pittsburg Railroad
Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-01
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
delegate, Gathering for To-Day's Con
NentiOn.

Nention.
,...r T.r,... tr t.s E,v.S.r
rg,glg,rnN. ". Va, August 81
pr.rga.rs ,o IN, Coal Valley Convention
q, nominate q Democratic Congressman for
,ar Third District from Logan, Boone and
N.uaoll> arrived to-day and will 20 up in
,h~ mo.niu- The Kanawha delegation
will leave in the morning. While the SEN
r.men, here Is not fair index Of the Opin-
ions generality expressed before eOnyenz
lions. Is this Is Snyder's home, still the
yr2poudrrluce Of opinion seems TO be
in favor Of the Kanawha man. Superin-
t.ud-a, Peek OF the Penitentiary, is here,
.ai ,ays .ha; SNYDER will probably be
nominated. hut SAYS if he is not chosen on
,he ug,, halo, he will not 20 through.
u,h~r- rlaim Snyder'S nomination on the
>-road or third ballot. \ part of the
Nicholas delegation i here, and the init
mate friends ut Anderson are nOn-cOmmlt-
a. Q, ,o his candidacy. Snyder and Al
trrs,a arr n Coal Valley. Robert +. Den
n. oi i,.rrrnbrinr. was here to-day, and
gr> 90 Coal Valley this evening This is
only The SNYDER side of the contest. None
o.tbr delegates from the upper end have
Pa' lu their appearance here, though many
lre uow at Coal Valley.
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Cnnsniracr Against Alexander.

BUCHAREST, August 3l.-Three leaders
of the conspiracy against Prince Alexander
including the treasurer of the revolution
ary fund, have taken refuge in this city.
The Government declined to eXpel them,
but notified the refugees that they must
leave. The cOnspirators thereupon ap-
pealed to the Russian cation for protec-
ton. Telegrams were passing between the
Legation and St Petersburg during the
whole of last evening. Prince Alexander
will arrive at Philipopolis tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-01
4 NEAT JOB.
How a Rank Robber Was Taken Prom
sheriff.

How a Rank Robber Was Taken Prom IA
sheriff.
ST. Louis, August i1.-Sheriff Ritchic.
Of Galcsburg. Illinois. left the city last
evening. having in charge the celebrated
Jimmy Carroll, notorious bank robber.
wanted at Galesburg for some operations
there several years ago Carroll was
handicufied shortly after the train left
East st. Louis Carroll asked tO u taken 10
the toilet room. Sheriff Ritchie complied
with the request, but had
gone but very few steps
down the aisle when he was seized on
each side by a man in linen duster and
held until Carroll had reached the door
and Jumped from the train which was
moving at the rate Of twenty-five miles an
hour. Then Ritchic was released by his
captors who with three other men jumped
from the train. As soon aS the train
came to q stand still Riichie got OFF but
could get no trace Of the prisoner. It's
thought the rescuers are five we'll known
St Louis crooks, but no arrests have been
made thus far.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-01

SOUTH ROYAL, VT, August 3l.-Nearly
the entire business portion Of this village
and a number of dwellings were destroyed
last night by the most disastrous tire that
has ever visited this vicinity. At one time
it seemed as if the whole village was
doomed, but after severe battle with the
flames in which the Villagers received sub
staptial aid from neighboring towns, the
fire was got under control shortly after :
n m. but not until fourteen storetS and
nine residences were burned. Loss esil-
mated at SO, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-01
4 NEFARIOUS TRAFFIC.
Three Women Arrested at Chicago for Alb
duCting Young Girls.

ducting Young Girls.
Chicago, August 81. Considerable cX-
citement has been caused here 10y the ap-
prehensiOn of the abduction of two Young
girls Mrs. Ida Lewis, of Bismarck, OAK,
is one Of the prisoners. She holds con.
trolling interest in the First National
Bank, of Bismarck, and has for sixteen
years maintained houses of ill-rcputc at
that flourishing country seat. The other
two women, Mrs. Rosa Hall, OF Morgan
street, and Mrs. Emma HOrner, of Victoria
avenue, this city, have by contract FOR the
last dozen years supplied Bismarck women
with young Chicago girls. Two young
girls, scarcely more than children. were ar
rested ut the same time They were Sarah
Lockman and Kitty Stevens, and were at
the time en rOute 10 the depot 10 taxi, ,,the
st. Paul train on their way Ia Bismarck.
Both are daughters of respectable families,
and neither had any idea how fast they
were approaching terrible ruin, their heads
having been filled with stories Of pleasant
surroundings. The police say that there
are a number of other women here engaged
in the same neiariOus traffic for parties in
different Western cities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-01
EIY's CREAM BALM was recommended

ELY's CREAM BALM was recommended
to me by my druggist as n preventive to
hay fever. Have been using il as directed
since the 9Th of August and have found il
a specific for that much dreaded and loath-
some disease. For ten years or more
have been great sufferer each year, from
August 9Th till frost, and have tried many
alleged remedies for its cure, but Ely's
Cream Balm is the only preventive /
have ever found. Hay fever sufferers
ought to know of its efficacy.
F. Il. AISSW0RTH,
Off. B. AINswoRTH & Co., Publishers,
Indianapolis, Ind.
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VEST VIRGINIA SOLID.
,,,,,x BRAG AND BLUSTER SUBJECT
Ss'' 0"'' OAHEAVY DISCOUNT.
v.r., and Representative Wilson Bx-
~" s Their Entire Satisfaction
With the Political Sit
uaiOn Here.

.., r,,,,rm 70 n, Register.
Sa- Sa,,ryaroN, August 3l.-SenatOr
r."n,, chairman of the Democratic Con-
N'. .inn,l Committee, in conversation with
s',-,.r to-day. said that he felt confident
Ivt.,,,. .r,tie success in the pending Con-
:,,sI campaign. In regard to West
;.,.,;sia. his own State, he said;
7rL, si,uation is very satisfactory in
Notwithstanding General GOfi7s pre-
a'',. .,n ,b,, the Republicans will carry all
,,.,r,rt, except the Second. But, in
a,s,f his assumption, you will OBJ
~ that ten. cot regards it Us polite to
"a ,r,m under his own district. He is
.r.r,,ed to risk another contest.
.,r.sre =, We will elect solid Democratic
,1--,ri,p from our State. y
~ -. ..;1tive Wilson, OF West Virginia
,., tt, CITY Yesterday. When met by
.S, r,,,r,rr he wore that smile Of serene
:...,s.o which only denomination can
-, ro the countenance of an NJ. C..
lin, o.. reports to the effect that the
n,.,hr-.ns expect To carry West Virginia
.r. .o3fp., election. Mr.. Wilson said:
.-..h,,rs r,,.S Tor nothing in our country.
,.- ,br,,J >to,k in trade Of the Republi-
.,.l tlry do not believe il them
r.- The very men who came here to
Washington and predict Republican sue
.o W,S, Virginia. confess in private
,,.r,,r,nn that they do not expect any
.r.r, ,t the kind. The Democrats will
-,r,r~y Congressional district in the
>,a,.
Mr. Wilson. expressed regret at the fail
r,.,fhi> colleague. Mr.. Gibson, To receive
,~g,mlna,ion. Referring to the report
,,r- Hurd of Engineers on the water
..y. extension. MI. Wilson said he re-
,ol,l Il, settling the questions raised,
Poo, he aidr,l.
..I feel ,rrr that Captain Hoxie was en-
,-r., >...rrr i'm al his representations
With regard To the next House he said:
..r dom, -re how the Democrats can lose
N. fsh, In my opinion, our majority
,gn h. about the SINE ~ in the present
HuuS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-01
DISASTROUS STORM.
Twelve Fish ermen Drowned on the New
FOuudland Coast.

Twelve Fish ermen Drowned on lhe We"
FOundland Coast.
New YORK, August 3l.--A special to
the HsraH from St Johns, New Found
land, says: Another tragedy OF the banks
is reported, twelve victims this time prob
ably losing their lives The fishing Schoon-
er Meter, Just arrived at Bay Bulls from
the Grand Banks, brings the sad news that
while fishing on the 18th inst, sudden
yale of wind sprang up. An impenetrata-
bic fog shut down on the scene and six
dories with twelve men on board were I'M
able TO reach the schooner. There Is bare
chance that some of them may have been
picked up, but the gale blew with such
fury that it is thought the boats could not
live long in the fearful sea that was run
ming a short time after the storm burst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-01

Mr.. ID. .Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave. KY,
says he was for many years, badly afiiict-
cd with Phthisic, also Diabetsz; the pains
were almost unendurable and would some
times almost throw him into commissions.
Iietried Electric Bitters and got relief from
first bottle and after taking six bottles was
entirely cured and had gained in fesh
eighteen pounds Says he positively be-
lieyes he would have died, had it not been
for the relief afforded by Electric Biiters.
Sold at fly cents a bottle by Logan K Co.
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End Of Bone Scraping.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says Having received 10 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel il my duty t0
let suffering humanity know it. Have
had a running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me ! wouId have to
have the bone scraped or leg amputated. ]
used. instead, three bottles of Electric Bit
tiers and seven boxes Bucklcn,s Arnica
Salve, snd my leg il now sound and well. y
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's ArHic, Salve nj DC.
per box, 10y Logan Il Go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-01

Tbo-e who suffer from disorder os ihaesion os
the liver win never yst the upper hand Of the
unruiy organ % long ~ they use such 'rrsiionsi
remedies as blue piil, ealOpel and pcsophyiiin-
But frorn the triei and popular medicine. Hnstes-
ter's stomach Bitter, hey may expect relief
with certainty os obtaining h The influence
ofthe Biitess upon the grest hillary sisnd hdi-
rect. powerful and speedily felt. The relief o.
forded r. na spamodie. but complete and pr
raxnenl The ssllounes q the skin. fuurd sp-
peraBee of the toaps. indisestion. erasivenesa,
hesiache. n.usea. paina through The night s'de
and shoulder. In fact evefy acccopoe1Dens @
the obsrinate complaint are enftply sn4penoH-
Iy removed By Q cUissc of this IueuOab3s me1i-
cine, in hrhslf of which testimony y eonaaau{
emansfins from ryay quarter, ard fIua ~
elazses of s0eiety.
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Why Mr.. Glenn Came in Town To-Day.

There was, yesterday, received from
New Orleans n draft for $f5, 900, the sum
drawn by William CIem, Of Aonroeyille,
in the last drawing OF The Louisiana State
Lottery. Mr.. Glen will be in the city to-
day to receip. for his newly and easily ac-
quired fortune. Many persnas were skep-
teal and did not believe that the money
would be forthcoming. The Louisiana
State Lottery is assolid a. National Bank
and prizes are invariably paid in FULL
Forf Wayne lind. Journal, July Il.
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IpvaIlds, Hotel and Surgical Institute.

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AFTER MANY YEARS.
THE Mystery of the Jennings Tract" Solved
at Last.

THE Mystery of the Jennings Tract" Solved
at Last.
ROCHESTER, y. y, August 3l.-In Oc-
tOber, 1880 Chris. Bcrmon was murdered
with IN axe ut his home on Jennings
street, in this city. The affair was most
mysterious one, no clue being ohtainablc
at the time OF the murder The tragedy
was horrible one, and created no little
excitement at the time. The police used
all possible means to discover the pcrpctra-
tors, buV what was called "thc mystery of
the Jennings tract was never solved.
eLate last evening Mrs. BermOn, wife of
the murdered man and Jacob Stcrnmiller,
her brOthCr-in-law, were arrested and lock
ed up in Jail on charge of having COM
mitted the crime. A full confession of the
murder is now in the hands of the police
made by the mother of BermOn'S : wife, who
is now on her death bed She is an old
woman and was Il witness To the tragedy
which she alleges WIS committed.
She has kept the secret. hut
is now old and ready TO
die and she could not endure the thought
OF carrying it 10 her grave, and ~ told
Mrs. Matte Rccden, ncighbor, last Sa:-
urday, and Mrs Rccden told the police
and the arrests were made. The dying wo-
man and Mrs. BermOn were arrested in
1880 on charges Of murder on suspicion,
but 10 facts could be proved against them
and they were discharged. The alleged
motive was the love of Stcrnmeler for the
victims wife lie is a Scavcngcr and is
worth from $l0,00o To $l5,000. His wife
is Il sister OF Mrs. BermOn.
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ElCNen Persons Shot.

c, N5tNBEEsEyRG, PA, August 3l.-The
- ri1S "rove Band held a tournament yes
i.o.- ,,uA[ al which large crowd was present
~; ,OI Ol4mherSburg, WaynesbOrO, Green
co.,.r' SUE HaSerStown and the surrounding
sSo-.,i'y. Among the amusements was a
IN i,II''1S - match, during which shotgun
,1,aiS. SiS hands OF Henry Mcdowell prema-
80! exploded and its contents were seat
CSSi fStSG INTO the crowd. Five men and six
NJ ,-,S'tn received portions of the load. Ed
NJ NJ SSaiNely and John Grove are fatally
sbo, b,Guea, u u, the former receiving forty-nine
'''O' IN his legs and hips.
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THE ERIE REGATTA.
Preparations for the Event Being Pushed
Rapidly.

Rapidly.
Special TasgruR % tis Register.
ERIE, PA, August 31.--Arrangements
for the grand regatta to be held on Erie
bay, on September 8 and 9. under the
auspices of the business men of Erie, are
now completed, and entries are pouring in.
Seullers will be here from all the principal
cities, while in the yacht race will be rep
resented all the principal points be
tween Chicago and Buffalo. The four
cared race will be prominent
feature Of the regatta, and now
has fve entries. The first class, free for
all, single sculling race, has nine entries.
The twenty-five minute class, twelve en-
tries, and the slOOp sailing race has twenty
entries. The later entries are John Demp-
Sey, of Philadelphia, twenty-five minute
Sculler, John Ritz, of Bellaire, first-class
Sculler, and Yacht Enright, of Toledo.
This regatta will be the first OF the kind
ever given on Lake Erie, and the greatest
interest Is being manifested. Pittsburg Is
to send large delegation, and Manige, of
Allegheny, is already entered for the single
Scull.
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AdNice 10 Mothers.

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