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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
NnIA Early.

Tee polls throughout Ohio county will
be opsn Tomorrow morning about twenty
minutes to sc ven o'clock. Voters should
endeayoc to deposit their ballots in the COX
at az early an hour a. possible, and work
iugmeu particularly should observe this
Injunction. Go TO the polls OF your way
to work in the morning, and then you will
have the matter of your mind, and moth
ing which msy occur during the day can
interfere with the exercise Of the right 81
sutlrag,. 1t too oftel happens that voters
who Celsy voting in tire early morning fiud
srmething turns up which makes it inCoa-
yenient or impossible to go tt the polls,
whi'e in other case voters who had oppOr-
tupity to vote in the morning, but who
put it of until evening. found when they
arrived at tie poll, that the time was up
and the ballot box closed against them.
Cast your vote at the earliest practicable
moment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05

show why any Democrat should vote
for him. He is a Iabid Republican in
fact he is o mar who has o reputation for
his Rspublicarixm, and l agsia as
sert what / know when I sly
be never voted q Democratic
ticket 10 nis life. Now he asks Democrats
to betray their party, to desert the men
whom they have placed in nomination and
vote for Augustus Pollack. No Democrat
will do it.
Tbs assertion that I attacked Mr. Pol
lacks private character is urquslifedly
false, as anyone may know by reading my
communication in Saturdays REGISTER.
Tie charge is only su atteDp t to divert At
ton from the real question, whether Mt,
Pollock can possibly be such an enthuHss
tic friead of the deer workiDgman, in view
of his convict labor record.
JACKSON.
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THE ROUND UP.
HON. THOMAS c. WEEKS 10 SPEAK AT THB
CAPITOL RINK TONIGHT.
Reported Intimidation Of VOs1-Past Volts Of he
County iGr Conparison-Staight Demo
cratic ~Tekst-Gs1sral Puli.-
ical News.

A grand Democratic mass meeting will
be held at the Capitol Rink this evening as
a round up Of the campa'gO. The orator
on this OCCASION viii be that distinguished
gentleman aud matchlsss speaker, Hon.
Thomas c Weeks, Of Maryland, who is
pronounced to bs one of the best and most
effective speakers OF either party who HIS
bsen on the stump this canpligu. No
enc, neither Democrat or Republican,
should fsil to hsar Mr.. Weeks speech, and
the w~oTkipguan is especially invited to be
present, Several of this clubs will escort
Mr. Weeks from his hotel to the rink al
40 o'clCck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
Another Man with Roedle.

The way ths Republican b:o1le agent
are Rushing around is q caution.
Howard Fleming is one of the number
IL came aloog over tho B. & o. road from
Wa4hing'o1, D C., on No. 3, yestsrdsy
and was sean distributing money at Cam
eron. He len the tain st Mouudsyile
doubtless 20 place some Greepblcks there
Look olt for the boOdltrs.
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IN A A WAY,
The News of the Day Pointodly Para.
grsphed for II ssty Readers.

The News Of the Day Pointodly Para.
grsphed for II ssty Readers.
THE Ben Hur passed up at 6 o'clock
V s eddy moIning.
AsALooNKEEPHR was arrested yesterday
for Sunday selling.
"A NEW Tramp in Town at tie Grand
Opera House tonight.
THE river marks asst evening indicated
8 f,e: 3 inches ard rising.
SECURE &c ITS at Houses for the Opera
Hons, Tussday evening. All the election
news receives.
THE STEAMER Andes is due up to-day.
and Will lGaYe tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock for Cincinnati
JOHN O'KEEEE, general lecturer of the
order of Knights Of L,bo-, will lecture at
Trsdes Assembly Hal, Friday night
The stockholders OF The Wheeling
Club are called to meet a. the club rooms
next Friday evening to consider some i'm
portant POINTS in the bylaws.
ALL day Amendment mas meetings
were held yesterday at the Second ward
market house. being addressed by Major
Camp. They were largely attended.
CHAs. g.. VAN KEUREN, the Twelfth
street T s!aurautsur, has Just Pat 10 q
handsome coffee r 1t is the most CON-
plete IF air ever seen in the city and holds
ten gallons Of cofIes. the last cup from the
urn being Of fire. favor than ths frat.
THE VIE ling and Elm Grove Railroad
c ,mpapy hes a force OF men at work op-
p'site the point where tbs big eide oc-
carred, driving spile5 for q new road led.
The nsw lins will extend around tie slIp
far enough away - avoid any further
trouble. II is eJp led to have trsios run
ming through without change in about two
weeks.
ALFRED CALDWELL, infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. F B Hempstonf. died yesterday
at poo at the Hotel Windsor, where the
family is located. The many friends Of
Mr.. AID Mrs. Hsmpstons will be panied
to learn Of their misfortune, and the death
Is especially sad, as the little fellow was
ore OF b5khs twin boys. The funeral
will take ISsce this morning at O'clock.
uisra
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
The Rurchsrd of 1888.

In his speech at the Alhsmbra Rink
Saturday evening Mr.. W. H. Hsarne, WHO
was introduced 10 the audience IS an in
FAINT Republican, newly born into the faith
bot who voted for Blaine ia 80 aud was
elec'e 1 to Council on Tn, Republican tex
e. sDme elk years sg,, males break which
is entitled to stand By the side of ths
utteraucs cfRev. Burcaard four years ago,
In discussing the relations existing be
tween the tariff and the w~orkingmen, he
branehsd eff upon tie immigraiicr
of c;tizsns of European countries to Amer
icA, and took occasion to say:
why permit these cattle, and swine,
and hcgs, fOn England, and Germany,
and Iceland, to bs importsdr"
Toe remark wss made with special en-
phxiS and paralyz I'd the large uumbar Of
foreicn born citizens 10 the su5isIcs, tC
whom it was = direct ard gratuitous in
su.t. Ir' shmen and Germans present, snc
there were quite q number Of them there,
were indignant at bsipg Placed in the sam,
Class with cattle" hogs" and Swine
and many of them made no secIes Of theil
resentment
Mr.. H,arne is q Republican Of shout si1
years' experience in the teachings and
practices OF that organization, and may b
presumed to le6scs the sentiments OF the
party.
There is much food for thought here, be-
tween now and the opening OF the polls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
A Case OF IngrStitude.

There is a young man 10 Elm Grove, who
holds 3 20 iron in one Of the Government
Offices at Washington, aud who is now
home on a vacation, who IS alleged TO hsve
bstn telling the meet outrageous lies about
President Cleyeland's domestic life, a.
though be a1mits he never saw the Prest-
dent but once. This man ia q Republican
and il was through the efforts Of his Dem
ocratic friends that his poSition was secured
10 him, and this is the thanks they receive
for theI kindness. He should be fired, If
he has been Sayipg what hei is accused Of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
openInr and Clo,lng Of Polls.

The Language OF the Code regarding the
opening sni closipg Of tbs polls will b:
iourd elsewhere in this issue. Ths time
Of sunrise tomorrow, in the lstitude Of
Whesliog, will he sb>ut $40 o'clock, and
sunset occurs about tiTe minutes before
) cook.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05

FARMERS of West Virginia!
A vote for Cleveland, Thurman
and the Democratic State Ticket.
~ a vote for Lever Taxes and
(heaner Necessities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
THE COUNTY VOTE.

The President and Governor In 1884, and
Congress In 1886.
The following table should be clipped
ont by interested voters, and preserved
for reference and compsrison with to NOR
rows RETURNS:
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Ntw adrertistment.
An Open Letter.
7V[


DEAR SIR:-We have heard-sub rosa, as it were
that you are about to get. married, establish a house,
and settle down. Good! We wish you good luck and
good health. We would like to make you a wedding
gift, and as we have been informed that your %incomeis
only moderate, how would the present of a little enour-
Iagement strike you? We understand your employment
lis permanent, that your habits are good, and that what
YOU say you mean. Now il, when you are ready to fur
nish your house, you'll come and see us, we'll make YOU
a present Of CREDIT that you'll remember many a day,
and thatll help you over many a stone and gulley in
early married life. We mean this, and it'll mean lots
to YOU. Ask your intended what she thinks of it.
Very truly yours,
u
p6rCASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE AND CARPET HOvSE-A
1900 NGa1n Street,
ocnsAd WHEELING. w. VA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
The Scratching of Ballots.

lho SCrhtChlbk
Scratching tickets il an Industry which
cannot be too severely fIowred down in
these times, when every vote is needed,
but for the bere6t Of tboe who are deter
mined to change their tickets, and who do
not seem to catch the full forcs Of what
has been said about charging names upon
tickets, it is here repeated that where 8
ticket is printed with a name upon it
ont ide Of the regnlsr nominees Of the
parry, the title OF which is at the head of
the ticket, such Outside candidates name
must be 10 rsdiok, either contained in the
body OF the ticket or pat on in the form Of
a s,irker. A voter may, however, scratch
his ballot with pen or pantil, aud write in
as many smel as he ses IS fit, 10 the same
manner IS has been customary in rast
Gars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05

i0<fRATS! Read your tick
nfrIk. BE sure that none
b Regular Democratic
Re ire on it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05

On November IL, Il, Is, 10, 81 ard %,
q tkaB so. K. K. will sell round trip
tckeafp Chicago at low excursion rates.
uektt4kOe on day Of sale and god re-
tninfIS days, iIcludirg date Of sale
tratb and time Of trains. call on or
hsssa Agenis Of tba y and o. r r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
A. D. GARDEN, L. T. sTIFEL,
J.. J. WOODS, JOHN CoRC0RAN.
5YKRIF7-LEWIs STEENROD.
PROSECUTING ArroRSEY-JoHN A. HOWARD.
ASSESSORS,
Clty-CHARLES T. BLANCHARD,
Coun' ry-N0AH ZANE.
COUNTY SURvEYoA-M. 7. CARR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05

IHAvE not used all Of one bottle Jet. ]
suffered from cstsrrn for twelve jean, ex-
Perierc cling the nauseating dropping in the
throat peculiar TO that disease, and nose
bleed almost daily. l tried yaroas rene
6iss without benefit until last Ap il, uhs1
/ mw Ely's CIeJIn Balm advertised in the
B,s.on Bsdgss ! Psscond : bottle ard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
shnnIh ha After.

Here iIs casa which the Democratic
Executive Committee OF Marshall County
should thoroughly investigate forthwith,
andi il the facts alIegei are found to really
ex IS, steps should be taken under the
law to prosecute the parties conCe'nsd.
It is reported Throughout BsnwcOithsi
Alonz5 Rspier, pit boss, and W. Green
wood, tims-keepsr, in thss town, have and
are still threatening the democratic work
mspAgSer their charge ah's in case they
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05

b. eC O. L. s. O. Books for season Of
3 "a selhrately or in sets, BY
kAHANrnN & DAYENPORr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05

sOrtment Of Fine Pocket
tsors. All warranted, st
SANTON & DAYENPoRT's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05

DEMOCRATS! BE on your
guard. The Republicans are
making desperate efforts 10 cap
lure the Legislature. Every
Democratic candidate ought TO
receive the full vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
WATCH YOUR TICKETS.

Republicans Running Out Democratic
Tickets With Republican Electors.
Democratic voters must watch their
tickets with the utmost care. Republi-
n have ircalated dozens Of crooked
Democratic tickets, having one or no7e
Republican candidates Inserted among the
regular Democratic nominees. One OF the
most dangerous of these tickets have the
Republican candidates fos Electors upon
it, The names bsing:
First-ANTHONY SMITH, OF Tyler,
SeCOnd-R L. FAST, OF Nonongalia-
Third. ". HEAVIER. of UpShCr.
FOURTH. A. GIBBONS, Of Mason.
AUGUSTUS POLLACK OF Ohio County.
T.P DAVIES, of FayGt.o County.
This ticket don't 90. TIE straight
Democratic ticket is as fJl!OWs-compare
your ticket with it:
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~nsii-Steamer Andes.
rr,M SMnNTER.

IFALL SSsSTER.
-eeeiTed C and ArtlS-
1rtment
nd OVereOatingssWhi We war
make mp I'm First Glass style,
reasonable prices. Fit guar
ii. Also - full line Of Gents
shInE Goods on display. En-
, cur Celebrated wooden Jack
4. HESS a SONS,
Is2I and 1873 Market Str~st
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I125. L. s. GOOD. 1127.
GREAT SPECIAL, DRIVES

I'd. lie D. uOUUs llsSs
SPECIAL Y
Ne will offer this week the greatest the grand.
/, the most remarkable oargaiUS In D:y Goods
err offered in tss city.
Snoyards heavy Canton Flannel At 5 cents.
900 yards Manchester Bingham a. ga cents.
Q pieces 50 ince half oleached Table Linen at
Sss rurkey red, fast color, Table Linen at
zine linen Napkins IS cents, worth
linen Napkins l.25, worth fully
h bleached Damssk IS cents,
all linen Glass towing Ga cts
Tricot q cents. worth 50 cts.
Ladies Cloth,52 inches, 50 CS,
rol B:osd Cloth, s. inch, SIS,
BEEs'ns will be given in Ladies,
htldoen's Wraps.
sC.Olks SpeCisD IS cents, worth
graps from SEQ 20 $500.
81 50 ID to Sl2n.
from 81 90 up 20 SnO0
tlAh Wraps from $500 20 5000
SPeeiRl!l SpecIRlli!
SEAL PLUSH COATS,
mples) sizes Sc, rs and 20, al SO q
10 than double the money.
Ms right In the beginning Of the
ngyer head OF before. But WI guar
due every article mentioned in this
slI g. the exact price named shove
l.. =. GOOD,
ms and llZ7 Main street
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L. 6. Coon cells Dry Goods the che apest
DIED.

HoRNBRooK-At Philadelphia, Pa, sstur.
day morning, November Sd, 1885, JACOB HORN.
BROOK.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
Get Your Naturally alton Papers.

There will be a sp4cisl term of the Cir
cui. Court, Judge Boyd presiding, to-day,
between the hours OF 9 a. m. and 6 p. M I,
and later, if necessary. This will b the
last cHaocs to get naturalization rapsrs be-
fore the election, aod all interested shOuld
take notice, snt act accordingly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05

To Hs Editor Of ne Register!
SIR noticed in Sundays Netrs Letter
y paragraph relatirgto Marshall Whites,
urchius, clothed in night slips, etc. !
want 70 iufo:m the Ns1rs,Lettsr, as we'll as
the public ut large. that, On last Tuesdiy
this organization turned out in the Thur,
man parade Il members, 4 Of whom voted
IN Isl. = % whom are Irder p yelrs OF
zee. and 50 OF whom will march to the
p,l 5 Oh slc.t,cn day and cast their first
vote for Cleveland, Thurman and Tariff
RP'Orm.
A MRNRER OF THE THURMAN BANDASA
CLUB.
The Social Political Event OF h Cam.
PAIgu.
At the Opera House Tuesday evening,
will occur the social political event Of he
season. Several well known young Stu.
tlemen have secured the hoags and will
have a specie' tesGSPn wire run into it.
On r. light from : o'clock until l
xt morning the election re-
complete, will be received
ne stage by two prominent
q Democrat and the other
his will be q social sff air
audience will be pres
people baye already
fer the event. TEey
e's music store ard
e them should do so
ush. This is an es-
unity for the Ia.
ly taken a great
mpaign, to hear
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
GENERAL INTRLLIaBNCB.
Trnfnn In Town.

This evening" this company e6nmencesa
weeks engagement at he Grand Opera
House in the original comedy drama "A
New Tramp in TOwD." This Is said 70 Dc
a very funny play by our exchanges, and
the spec;alties introduced during the even
ing are said to be very fine. CD. Gentaef
has made arrangements to have tse eiec.
ton returns read from the stage TUESDAY
evening. Q special wire hsvipg be3n run
into the Grad for that occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
Amnnn Krnoaltlon.

-|UUIIN -EC
siyer r r. will sell excur.
Aap Wheeling to Richmond
Nber 3 to November Is,
November %, at the low
the round trip. d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05

Section 10 provides that 'if any candi'
date offer t., give or distribute amopg the
voters any intoxicating liquor on the day
Of election he shall. il elected, forfeit his
~ofic,n In Section II it is laid do En that
"if any person be drunk at or near the place
of holding sn election he shall be fined moi
less than ten ror more than fifty dollars,
and be required to give security for his be
hayior for six months"
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NETTING

Sec. 8, chapter 3, 'lf any person bet or
wager money or other article of value on
any election 10 this STATE, he shall forfeit
the value Of such money or othsr tbicg
and fifty dcllns in addition thereo Tor
ayary ouch n N 81
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Be on Hand Promptly With The Tick,

lie on Hand Promptly With the Tickets.
Damcc attic committeeman and others
having charge of the tickets IN urged to
have them at the vsrious polls before the
voting conn mes tomorrow morning. 10
s certain district in Ohio county, four
years ago, the Democratic tickets were rot
found until hall an hour after the polls
we're opened.
See that the tickets are on hand
promptly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-05
A Fine Rehearsal.


Tie first rehearsal of tie season given
by the Opera House o chesha oecnrIea
last evening at Arion Hall and a large
number of the msmbers were present 10
listea TO the delightful music. The re
hea-saIs will be given semi-month'y from
now on until the close Of the winter sea-
SON. The following splendid prog anime
wss rendered in q superb manner, under
direction of Prof. E. W. Spell, last even
ing:
~MGCh-"5ilver Wedding
's Conrad
waltZ-"Die Werber"
PART SECOND.
Hunting Fantssia-"Im wAld n sut der
Haide"-Quitt Forest, Start for Hunting, The
Chase. Tn Games Death, Hallall, The Hun,
ter's Dance, Ifsppy Return ..-----.".. Llkon
GAyotte-"DAme de Coz Ir"....... IA. CStoulka
Violin S~olo-"Theme and VarIatiors'--M. burst
PART THIRD.
Grand. Fantasis-"Soliier's Life Day Break,
The Soldiers Serenade, March, Pra, ing Before
the Battle, Finale btIa
Humorous, Piece The Drummer in DIS.
Gsiop-"GrectIng per Telegrsph". .. Hasselmann
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\ Ixropr& Fsessd nHA nsysss ( IN
shades, al wholesale a rsiail, 81
Hr2aruE 4 D1TH5
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
PoR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
o VICE PRESIDENT,
ALLEN G. THURMAN,
OF Ohio.

PEADESrTAL ELEcTORs.AT-LARGE.
W. II. TRAVERS, of Jefferson
W. C. HANDLAN, OF Ohio.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
l.. s. NEWMAN. of Marshall.
p. J. CROGAN. OF Preston
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe.
Z. 8. BROWN, Of Jackson.
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SxslLbOgpd aaa mint
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR,
A. B. FLEMING, OF Marion.
AUDITOR,
PATRICK F. DUFFY, OF Webster.
TREAsURER.
WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, Of CSben.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
ALFRED CALDWELL, OF Ohio.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
B. 8. MORGAN, OF Nonongslia-
UFREME CoURr.
HENRY BRANNoE, OF Lewis,
]. ". ENGLISH. OF Mason.
Foa REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
First District.
JOHN o. PENDLET0N, OF Ohio
FOE STATS SENATOR,
First District,
JOHN r. DONEHOO, OF Hancock.
JUDGES OF CIRSUIr COURT.
JOHN J. JACOB Of Ohio.
GsORGs (. BOYD, OF Ohio.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-01-13
Hamilton Lodge Installation.

At the meeting of Hamilton Lodge No.
IA, |. o. o. F., Wednesday evening the
new officers were installed for the ensuing
year by D. G NJ, H. w. Hall, assisted by
j. w. Goodell, G. NJ. A; l.. Il. Burnham, G.
w. f. +. Bigwood, G. secretary; s. r.
Wager, V. treasurer j. a. Haynes, q. II.
as follows: n. G., Henry Whilcomb; v
G., Charles Walker; secretary, George p.
futile; treasurer, II. II. Davis; war
den, j. b. Poland; conductor, j. f.
Shea; r. S. n. G., f. f. Big
wood; l.. S N. G., C. l. Smith K. S. Y.
g., w. H. Wood l.. 5. V. g.. l.. o. Hard
ing ; X, S. S., 4. w. Kirkland l.. 5. s.,
ID. K. Snow; l. G., w. G. Harding; O. q =,
f.. q. Stone chaplain, II. Sherman. H.
w. Thomson and l.. q. Burnham We're
elected representatives to Grand Lodge, G.
p. futile and j, A. Haynes alternates
Immediately after the exercises of in
Stallation those present repaired to the
lodge parlors, where the remainder of the
evening WAS spent in social chat and in
partaking OF refreshments, served by Bro
W. b. Craven. This lodge, instituted
April ID, 1881, with 10 charter members,
has today membership of nearly 100,
composed largely of young men of
nigh standing. The det rec work of
the staff is acknowledged by com
petent Judges second TO none in the State,
and the steadily increasing membership is
sure evidence of the enthusiasm to place
this lodge among the foremost in the
State. The officers for the coming year
are capable and efficient workers and we
expect one year hence a report that will
sustain the already excellent record of the
lodge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-01-13

The through freight train No I which
leaves this city south ward bound at about
$3.50 a, m. met with an accident Friday
morning between here and Shelburn
which delayed traffic, and the road was
not cleared till after IL yesterday noon.
About one mile this side OF Shelburn Il
journal on the rear truck of the second
car from the saloon broke, the truck
frame gave away and the strain broke the
coupling leaving the saloon and freight
car in the rear. The break In the train
was not noticed til the forward part OF
the train had nearly reached the shell
burn station, when the crew not knowing
that one of the cars WAS disabled. backed
up for the missing portion of the train.
When the bridge was reached, however,
the broken car caught IN the timbers,
and made havoc with the ties, breaking
and pushing them out OF position. Three
cars We're thrown from the track and an
other disabled, none falling from the
bridge. Master Mechanic Brownell of
this city was at once summoned, aud with
a gang OF men taken from here had the
track cleared soon after ~ o'clock. The
passengers on the train from New York
We're transferred and reached tins CITY at
about 1870, The mail train south due to
leave at SLY was held here TIL after the
train from the south due here AT ll:l0 n.
H. reached the city which was about 1880
p. m, The trains in the afternoon were on
time, the two mail trains meeting at
Brandon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-01-13
Railroad Collision at proctorsville.

A double header special freight drawn
by the Middlebury and the Dunmore ran
into the rear of the local freight Monday
morning at Proctorsville and the two en-
gnes were badly broken up, especially
the DunmOre which was totally wrecked
There were also 10 loaded cars which
were also badly smashed The fireman
on the Dunmore was scratched up little,
Otherwise no one was luJuIed. The Dun
more met with serious accident and was
badly broken up a few years ago at this
place. The road was blOckaded for sew
eral hours and the mail from Boston had
to be carried by, reaching Rutland in
time 10 connect with the New York eX-
up at Rutland which reached here at 40