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The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-03-20
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
Samuel Il. UauSpr, Helena.

1oyernor-Samuel I. Hauser, Helena.
S.cretary-Wm b. Wepb Helena
Dclprate to Congress-Joseph h looie, Heieha'
Auditor. p Wooman, Helena
Trea.urer-D II. Weston. Helena ~.
trnar;nte,drnt of Public Instruction-Wm W.
Wylie, Bozeman ~ :, ,t
n;s,rirt Attorney-1st District-H. \. Blake
n;.tri"t Attorney-ad District-W. Y Pember-
eoTi niiatr;rt Attorney-3d District IL. Hunt,
Fort Benton. u-oao uoler.
Associate J Justices-2nd District,W w D. .Galoralth,
Deer Lodge Bird District, c. X. Pollard n:uo
t. s. District Attorney-RobertB b. Smlth, onion
L. s. Marshal-R 5. Kelly, Deer Lodge
Suryeyor-General-John > Harms, Me!ena.
clerk lst District Court t-Theo. Muiliy, Virginia
City. n; Door
Clerk I'd District Court-R. l.. DAVIS Deer
Lodge. ?, ,,+,, ua1ana
Clerk Bird District Court-B. H. Tatem, Heena' Wrint
Collector of Internal Revenue-D. .. "eici''
Helena cr,;ros Ren
L. $. Assayer-R B. Harrison, Helena n
REGISTER Of L. S. Land Office, at bozehlan-o'
r. Chisholm.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-03-20
sgiri,,astp1 Gnterprise.
SATURDAY. MARCH 20, 1886

EArEs-PAYABLE - Ap'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
Bitter Bread.

Complaint is frequently made by those who use
baking powders that they leave in bread biscuit or cake
raised BY them disagreeabe, bitter taste. This taste
follows the use of all impure baking powders, and is
caused either by their containing lime or alum (ntro
duced to make cheap article) by the impure and adu
taoted character of other ingredients used or from the
Ignorance of their manufacturers of the proper methods
Of combining them These baking powders leave in the
brAsd residuum formed of lime, EARTH alum, or other
deleerios matters not always though frequently tasta
BILE in the food and by all physicians classed as injurious
to health. The Royal Baking Powder is free from this
serious defect In its residuum Is left and the
loaf raised by it is always sweet light and wholesome
and notceablv free from the peculiar taste complained of
The reason of this is because it is composed OF nothing
but absolutely pure materials scientifically combined in
exactly the proper proportions of acid and alk to act
unon and destroy each other while producing the largest
amount of leaveng gas This assertion is justified by
the unqualified statements made by the Government
chemists who after thorough and exhaustive tests recon-
mended the Royal" for Governmental use because of its
superiority over all others in purity strength and whole
someness There danger of bitter bread or biscuit
where the ROYAL Baking Powder is used.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
SwEEZlNG CATARRB.

The distress ng snccze, sneeEe, sueeze the acrA
watery discharges IRON TIE eyes and nose. The
painful Inflammation extending To the throat ID.
swelling Ct the mucous nnins, causing choking
sensations, cough, ringing noises Ia the head and
splitting headackes.-how familiar these ,ymp-
toms aie 10 Thousands sho suffer periodically irOa
head colds or iGhuenzr, and who live 10 gDurane
OF tho fact that single application Of SANFORD,
RADICAL CURg FOR CATAREH will afford H,fdsla
neouS rtiIG
But this treatment in cases Of sImp'a Calsrs
gives but faint idea OF what thin rsnIc will do
IN the chronic forms, wher' the brrlthing /, %
stTuctei by choking, pu'r,d MUCOUS accumulation.
the hearing affected. smell aud taste zone throat
liberated aud backing cough Ergdualy A'tnnfg
itself upon the dsbliatei stem. Iked II ], th,l
the marvellous curative power oi SASr0KU'S R,D.
ICAL CuRR manifsss itself IN instan'an,ou, Eui
grateful relief GuIe bRus ICON the frs sppri.
ton. II is rapid, radical, permanent, coou0AhE.
safe.
SANPORD'S RADICAL CURR consists o. one both
OF thu RADICAL CUsR, one hON IL rArAEEHll
SOLvkSr z, and an IMPROVED lNHALuR, price, 81
POTTER DRUG 4 CHENTC.L Co, RJsroS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
The link Meetings.

In the absence Of Mss Smith Miss Sher-
mau carried on the meetings yesterday
with great interes. and efficiency. She il
a very able worker in the line of evan
gelistic effort. A number Of conversions
took place during the day. The audience
in the evening was large and the interest
deep. The work is growing and much
good must be expected during the week.
Miss Smith will return this morning and
to-morroS both ladies will be present at
the meetings There will be services at
10 o'clock a m and ! o'clock p. IN In
the evening, after the song and praise ser.
vice at o'clock, there will be the usual
evangelistic work
A short prayer service will be held in
Fourth Street N. L. church at 1870, clos,
ing in time for work at the rink.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
GirEult OOurl.

In Part One Of this Court Judge Jacob
in the case Of Crotty vs. Brown the motion
for a new trial was refused and judgment
entered
Sarah Feay was granted a diverse from
Moses Feay, and decree entered that the
property Of tha eaid Moses be sold to pay
his debts The matter OF sllimony will be
afterwards considered
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
paid into court the amount allowed by the
condemnation commissioners, and was
given a title to a strip Of land across the
Mary Marling farm. in Ohio county.
in Fart Two, Judge Boyd, the case of
the State vs.. James Curans, indicted for
robbery on the Sth of March last, was put
on trial, aud took up the entire day. The
Jury went out about 3,30 but UP to late
hour had not given a verdict.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
The Toilets.
HOW THE LADIES WERE ALTERED.

HOW THE LADIES WERE ALTERED.
The bridal dress was of white satin, with
drapery of Venetian point lace, point lace
fan, and ornsuents of diamonds and pearls.
TIE bride carried bouquet Of lilies o. the
valley, sdisntums, and Cornelia Cook roses.
Miss Thompson, first bridesmaid, wore
white tuls over white silk, short veil
aud pearl oruauerts. The other brides
minds were sttired in white suEah snd ORR
entail lace, With pearl ornaments, and car
ried baskets of Catherine Mermets and
maiien-hRir ferns.
Mr.. Senator Camden wore garnet MORE
trimmed with psssemsn;piie, court train,
neck and sleeves point lace, diamond orna'
ments,
Mrs.. Col Thompson, Of Cleveland, was
attired in blue velvet, court train, square
neck, elbow sleeves, with point lace In neck
and sleeves diamond ornaments
Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald wore pink
satin with point lace flowers. Ornaments,
diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. Geo. W. Thompson wore rich
black satin with old gold trent, covered
with jet, point lace in neck and sleeves,
diamond ornaments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
A Wedding Party.

A very merry party want down to The
SpilmsI-Camden luptial3 on the a. M
train yesterday from this city. Tasy in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Major Loring, Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Reilly, Mr.. and Mrs J. R
McCourtney, Hon. Alfred Caldwell and
wife, F P. Jepson and wife, Miss ssIlie
Cecil Mrs. Andy Patterson, Mrs. Geo. B.
Caldwell, Hon. Joe Woods, Will McMechen,
Nelson Cecil. Sam Patterson, Geo. Baird
Jr., and Austin Beach. The day wa1 keau,
tifui beyond comparison, and Inc rich and
verdsnt fields filled to repletion with grow.
ing grain showed up to splendid advantage
as the train few through Ike counties OF
Marshall, Wetz=l, Tyler, Peasants and
Wood.
st noen the train arrived at Parkers-
burg where thst prince Of hosts, Jerry Hill,
was in waiting with carriages to convey
tire party to his hotel where a splendid din.
ner was served, and oil with sppetites
Whetyed BY the refreshing trip and exhilar.
atiDg atmosphere, did it ample homage.
A number Of invited guests from Wheeling
did not attend, other engagements of vari-
Gus kinds preventing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters of Minor Importance Picked U
About Town.


About Town.
Two MARRIAGE licenses were issued yea
tsrday.
SrRAwBERRIEs are down to and cents
per box.
One deed of trust was admitted to
record Yesterday.
THERE we're six cases before His Honor
yesterday morning.
oar Jonathan" at the Peoples Theatre
matinee this afternoon.
The wool market took decided turn
for the better, yesterday.
JUSTICE BRowS, of Elm Grove, sustained
painful injury to one of his hands, Mon
day.
AHAYDsoME new desk wes placed in the
Office OF the Police and Fire Board, yester'
day,
Ar the auction sale of Josh Rine's liv-
cry stable yesterday, fair prices were real
lied
The Germ ania Singing Society will give
grand picnic on the new Fair Grounds,
July 8.
WoRxNEN have begun the erection ofths
FIRE brick walls CT the vaults at the new
Court House.
The Windsor Athletic Club If the South
Side, will give grand excursion to Cres'
APPS Grove, on the 9th inst.
THE annual election in Benword will
take place today instead OF the 9Th, ss re
ported in Sundays REGISTER.
UNITED STATES Commissioner Rogers
administered the oath OF office to Post
master Simpson, on Monday.
THREE citizens will be up before His
Honor this morning, or violating the
health ordinance, in regard to the drainage
of vaults.
AN Italian ice cream psddler Was tackled
By gsug of bad boys at the comes Of
Jacob aud Twenty-sixth streets, the othel
night, and badly used up.
KILLIAN aud Elizabeth E. Kraft were
Yesterday appointed executor and execuriS
of the estate of George Kraft deceased
Bond, $4,000, no surety required.
GEORGE LINGAMoN has given up his pc
sition at Snooks & Co.'S on account OF ii
health. He left last evening for Pittsburg
and other points on a pleasure jaunt.
ED. DENNIS, the livery mau, lost his fine
black horse Prince, Monday night. 1t
had Just come in from q trip, and died IN
half an hour. The animal was valued OF
5 90.
A HORSE attached to plumbers wagon
took fright near the corner of Chapline and
Sixteenth streets yesterday morning and ran
away, throwing out and badly bruising The
driver.
JOHN RITZ, the oarsmsn. went to Toron
TO lest night to take part in the Hanlau re-
gatta there early in July. Ritz will enter
for the single scull prize. He took with
him his cedar scull.
BARNEsvILLE has the largest crop o.
strawberries ever raised in that vicinity
There are about fifty acres more devoted
to the crop than ever before The crop is
estimated at thirty thousand bushels, and
will probably net the growers at least$lOO,
900.
ALLEY 10 from Chapline to Market
streets is in terrible condition and should
be repsved. This alley is q continuation
of Fifteenth street aud there ia decidedly
mere travel over it than any other in the
city The Board OF Public Works could
10: DO better than pave it with brick
AN establishment owned By q man named
Bodin, in West Wheeling. in which he re
duced all sorts OF dead animals 10 ashes
and sold it for fertilizer, was burned down
Monday night He suspects a party Of
having been the author Of the FIRE and viii
have him arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
Our Daily Chronicle of tho Movement,
of individuals.

Our Daily Chronicle of tho Movement
of individuals.
Col I. P Shslcross is at Toledo.
J. A. Hunter, Of Grafton, WAS at the Ne
Lure yesterday.
r B. D4ugherty, OF West Alexander
vas 10 the city yesterday.
Alex r Campbell, Of Rayenswood, il
registered at the McLure.
DR.. Mason let, last evening on a vi.it t.
his home at Alliance, Oslo.
Mrs. {. K. Boardmsn and daughter oil
Psrkersburs Gre qlarterei at the st. James
Mrs J. J. Glover, of Washington, D c.,
is visiting her sis'er, Mrs. H NJ Harper
Mr.. D. l. Prayer, Of Charles Prayer &
Bro, JOB prirters leaves for Washington,
ID. c this morning on a short business
trip.
Will IrEin LETT yesterday for 81. Glars.
vile, to attend the funeral Of bis uncle,
Alex. King, one Of the Oldest residents Of
Belmont county.
II. s White, of Bolton, Z S. Athey, OF
Grafton, A l. White and S. NJ. Cooper, OF
Bethany. J. ". Gist, Jr., srd J. c. Gis,,
Jr., OF Wellsburg, we're at the McL1,e
House yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
The Presents.
TIE ARRAY OF BEAUTIFUL GIFTS.

TIE ARRAY OF BEAUTIFUL GIFTS.
Among the long list OF beautiful presents
the following were noticed By the REGIsTE
reporter:
Set of solid silver spoons from DR.. su'
Mrs Koontz
Set of solid silver antique coffee spoons
Mrs. Flora Camden, Psrkersburg, W. Va
Solid silver berry spoon, MIR. and Mrs
J. NJ. Jackson, Jr Psrkersburg.
Handsome antique bronze ornaments
Mr.. and Mrs J. V. Rathbone,
Solid silver sitter and sugar spoon, bud
lev Bros, florists, Petersburg,
Silver cake knife, DIR. aud Mrs Camden
Psrkersburg,
Solid silver antique toast fork, Mr.. and
hrs d. s. Thompson.
One pair sold silver berry spoons, Mr.
and Mrs. W. E, Lively, Weston, W. Va.
Handsome antique card case, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdonald, Clifton, Cincinnati, o.
Solid silver fruit bowl and spoon, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Mcdonald, Clifton, Ciucin
matt, Ohio.
Solid silver ess.set, Me-. James Melon
aid, Cincinnati, o.
Solid silver berry bowl and spoon, Geo.
II. Villas, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Solid silver coffee spoons, DR.. aud Mrs
Baldwin, FirGipia.
Antique silver hand mirror aud bronze
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Wood, New
York
Solid silver pitcher, Senator and Mrs.
Henry G. Davis, W. Va.
Silver card receiver, Judge and Mrs. G
D. Camden, Glsrksburg.
Handsome cut glass centre pieces, Mr..
and Mrs W. n. Chancellor, Rsrker3burg,
W. Va
Royal Wooster vase, T. q. Hawks,
Cleveland, o.
Porcelain hand painted PLAGUE, Miss
Mossie Woods, Psrkersburg, W. Va.
One dozen solid silver coffee spoons,
Mrs. ". b. Small, Psrkersburg, W. Va.
Ors dozen. Venetian after dinner coffee
cups and ssucers, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Flsglee,
New York.
Solid silver fruit spoons, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. E. Spilmsn.
Solid silyer card receiver Senator and
Mrs. Jno. Z. kenns,
Silver individual butter ana salt Get, DR..
and Mcs. Lewis.
Solid silver sardine box, Master Sprigg
Camden.
Antique silver gravy spoon, Mr.. and Mrs,
Upton McCandlish.
Cream fruit lsdle, Miss Til6ord, Fort
Meade, Dakota.
Solid silver fab fork, Lieut.. Lands, ..
s. A.
Solid silver cheese scoop, Miss jackson,
daughter of Senator JacSsOn,ot Tennessee
Handsome card receiver, Horstio G.
Sickle, U. s. 4.
Two handsome gold flower baskets, Hon
and Mrs. Henry B. Payne, Ohio.
One pair handsome bronze vases, Mr..
Conrad Spilmsn, Wsrrentou, Va.
Solid silver gravy ladies, Lieut.. Brown,
U. S A.
Solid silver soup and gravy ladies, Mr.
Henry b. Rogers, New York.
Solid silver sugar sitter. Mrs. John S
Camden.
Solid silver button hook, Mas Eta Wise,
Virginia.
Solid silver cream spoon, Miss Thorn,
Washington, D. c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
CONVICT LABOR.
The Cigar Dealers Meet and Take ApprO-
DriHte Action.

| The Cigar Dealers Meet and rake ApprO
pirate Action.
The cigar manufacturers and oigal
makers d tie city pet il Beethoven Hal
at 7:3O clock last evening to consider the
letting OF q contract for the manufacture
of cigars ct the Moundsville psnitentiarY
and to enter vigorous protest against The
same. The meeting was called to order
By Mr.. c. I. Braudfas5, who stated its o.
j=ot and moved that Mr.. c. T. EoeliDg
take the chair, which motion prevailed,
Mr.. Bcsndfass was then made secretary.
After an extended and earnest debate
upon the subject OF convict labor o com
mite of seven on resolutions was appint-
ed, which committee reported the follow
ing:
WHEREAS, The question Of the maGu'ao,
ture Of cigars in our State Erison, by con
tract convict labor, has been reopened Dy
the recent letting Of the labor of number
of convicts to one N. Little, of Wellsburg,
for that purpose; and
WHEREAs, This question has heretofore
proven disturbing element to the bust.
ness OF this city, and menaced the well
being Of one OF our chief industries, en-
ploying many skilled laborers; and
WHEREAS, 1t is contrary to sound public
policy as well IS against the current O.:
public opinion that the Tree labor of this
city should again be forced to compete with
convict labor, to the detriment OF honest,
sober and industrious: workmeu; therefore,
Resolved, That we protest with united
voice against this action Of the Board oil
Directors Of our State prison.
Resolved, That we favor the fostering Ct
the business interests of our city By pre-.
tecting the welfare of our mechanics,
against all unfair and humiliating compe-
titiou.
Resolved, That we believe in "boomir e
the old town" By making business and pro-
viding employment for our own people,
and opposing the competition of either
prison or imported labor.
Resolved, That as this measure con.
oesGS employers aud enploEed alike, we
call upon the Chamber OF Commerce and
the Trades and Labor Assembly of the
Ohio Valley to use their utmost endesvors
to preventive contamination of this wrong
against our business and trade interests.
c. I. HEDGE,
VALENTINE FRANK,
F. A. C. ROLLER,
JOHN SCHNEIDER,
GEO. A. KAISER,
H. SEAMoN,
G. WASEMANN,
Committee.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
A committee was also appointed to val.
upon the press of the city, and also upon
the Chamber OF Commerce and the Board
of Directors of the peritentiary and have
them use all their influence against the
letting of contracts for labor at the State
Prison.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on
Monday next, to take further action.
Beware of the Snake la the Grass.
To he Editor Of he ReQiJer:
SIR-Please insert the following:
To the Board Of Police and Fire Com.
miSSiORerS:
would most respectfully ask the CORE. |
spondent how he knows that fifty places
were wide open on the 30th ultimo (San-
dsy)? Using "SAloonist" as signature in
dics,es cowardice in the fullest sense of the
word. JOHN BIEDENBACH,
Sslnonist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
Conta 81 on


am native Of FugIiod, anJ While sss Ia
hat country / contracted terrible bred
ment ~ IN out DOR patient nj nottingham 10
pifal, England, but Ma not cured ! sufsrei ne
iuost Sgonisiug aims In my bones and VIA oo"ud
With sOre1 al over my DO ~ and linbh ! had vS.
ugo and deafness, with partial los Of sight, ss'r
pains in my head and eyes, etc, which nearly 1h
us crazy. l lost all hope IN that county and
sailed for America, aud wa ir,SiaI nj Eose,sIt
In this city, =. well a. BY prominent phJs,ei,r
In New York having no connec Ion with the hos
rttals.
sav the nd yerti,E r5snt ~ Swiits Specific, and
determined 10 give u 4 TRIAL a. iwi resort. hsl
given up ali no "a oi being cured, a, had goss
through the banda VI III. hr' m,diCal men IN ast
ti1gha al and New Work. / N ~ bOuies 0i =
). and can say with great JOY tGat they hs's
cured me entirely. sHI ~ sound aud well -
ever WAS IN my lie. l. FhED HtiFORD.
New York City, Jure 12tf 1865.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
The CaranouY.
THE scENE wlrHIS rus CHURCH

THE SCENE wITHIS THIS CHURCH
Promptly st $50 o'clock the long pro,
cession fled into the church in the order
below named: The groom and his beet
man, Mr.. Conway Spilinau, entered from
the vsstry room. The ushers, MesstS
Gardner jackson, Harry Camden, Harry
MoChesney, W. G. Yeston, Harry
Moss, VIM. Bentley, Frank Werder
aud Richie Camden, headed
the procession, followed by the bridesmaids
in couples, az follows: Misses Mamie Jack
son and Carrie Morgan, Misses Sallie Nc
Cspdlish and Nettie Duvall, Misses Emily
Thorn and Eta Wise. After them came
the first bridesmaid, Miss Bette Thomp'
son, followed By the bride, VINO was escort
ed by he. father, Senator Camden.
At the foot ofthe steps to the chauoel rail,
the groom met the bride and led her to the
altar, the first bridesmaid and first grooma
man taking their places By the side OF
the bride and groom. The beautiful mar
risee ceremony OF the Episcopal Church
was then rendered by DR.. Gibson, pastor OF
Trinity P. f. Church, Bishop Petetkin
Was expected to assist in performing the
ceremony, but was out OF the city aud un'
able to return in time.
Returning, the bride went out escorted
by the groom, followed by the bridesmaids
and groomsmen in couples, each gentlemau
giving his lady his arm at the foot OF the
chsncel steps. Outside the bridal process
sion entered the carriages which were
drawn up in long hne in font of the
church, and were whirled rapidly to the
beautiful home of Senator Camden on
Murdoch avenue, preceded by the uehers,
Frank Warder and Richie Camden, who
received the bridal party and guests.
The great array of guests prevents full
list being given. Below, however, are q
few of those present: Mr. and Mrs Major
| Loriug, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Riley, Mr.
aud Mrs. ]. R. McCourtney Hon. Alf
Caldwell and wife, F. P. JepsOn and wife
Miss Ssllie Cecil, Mrs. Andy Patterson
Mrs Geo. B. Caldwell, Hon. Jos. Woods
ths Misses Loring, Will McMeohen, Nelson
Cecil, Samuel Patterson, Geo. Baird, Jr
of Wheeling, W. Va; Mrs Sallie I. Bresh
field, Denver, Col; Col Stein Thompson
Parkersburg; Col. and Mrs W. P. Thomp
son, Cleveland, o.; Col W. 6. Thompson
and wife, Parkersburg; Judge
George W. Thompson and wife, of Wheel
ing, W. Va, grandparents OF bride; DR.
} Bslwin Day, of Virginia, Richie Camder
aud Lewis BakerSJr, St. Paul Mimi.
Lew Thompson, Washington, D. C., Harry
Camden, Charleston, ". Va, c. Sehon, I
S. NJ, p. Pleasant; Hon. John K Nc
Graw Grafton; Col j K. Boggess C!srks
burg, W. Va; Thomas N. Barnes and An
drew Edmiston, Weston, Alex NcDonalc
and wife, Miss Laura and NJ. James Nc
Donald, Cincinnati, O., Miss Palmer
Cincinnati, Ohio. Many names OF guest
J omitted under this head will be tount
among the donors Of gifts. while the great
er number will be altogether omitted OF
account of lack of space and limited
time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
A Bad CoIored Woman.

About IL o'clock last night a colored
woman was arrested on the Island for sp-
pearing on the street for improper purposes
She resisted so strenuously that it was
about all Officers McNicholl aua Lukens
could do to hold her. She was at last
taken to the lookup in a wheelbarrow, and
while being wheeled over, msn who was
assisting iG the operation, suddenly discov'
cred that he hsd several front teeth,
knocked out by the womsn's foot having
struck them. She is case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
Mil News.

Tim lS.cert scale went into effect a. the
Hrna nail works, New Castle, yesterday,
and the feeiers demanded ten cents per
key for lOd, while the nsilers wanted to pay
only cents. The matter was talked over
and the feeders returned to work, awaiting
the action of the nailers.
A telegram from Youngstown announces
the signing OF the lS.cent seals there With
the exception of the Bellsite mill all OF the
mills that have been running Oh the Il and
Is cent scale have signed the scale for the
ensuing ye6r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
Dennis Gardner on the warpnth.

Constable Love, armed with warrant,
went to arrest Dennis Gardner, about 5
o o'clock last evening. He found Dennis,
but that individual refused to go and a
scuflle ensued in which Dennis suatched
the cOnstable's watch chain. VIII got
him to Justice Davis office all the same,
and he was beld IL the sum Of $500 for his
appearance at I p m. last evening. Con-
stable Love also sTore out warrant
charging Dennis with resisting an officer,
and he was held in $500 bail on this
charge. An attempt was made to give
Dennis hearingst the Jail last evening,
but he refused to come from his cell and
the hearing was postponed until June 10th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
Great Reduction In the Price OF
Cabinet Ih Oiographs, at
PARSnyA,

HE way to get q home. is to begin eay,
ing money. The way to save is to pay q
sun each week into a Building Associs
ton where il will be cafe aud earn profit
The GLOBE Association will NEE, next Fri.
day evening at 1918 Market street, and
shares can be taken at that TINA.