Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-12

Schmulbach Brewing Company, for lot
No. /, in square No. 40, 10 SprigR and
Ritchie's addition. Consideration, 1915.
Lost o Watch.
Yesterday afternoon railroader COM
planned to the police that while he was
asleep in caboose, on the South Side. some
one went through him, and touched him
for q watch. He exhibited the chain
which the supposed thief had left behind.
Officers Shorts AID Lukens locked the mat
ter up and the result will probably be the
man will get his time-piecs back this
morning, and that there will be no prose-
cution.
Going to Look at Our Gold Mine.
Mr.. A. B. Smith, of Mexico, formerly a
citizen of New Cumberland, is in the city,
on a visit to relatives and friends in this
and adjoining counties. Mr.. Smith, who
is largely interested in mining operations in
the Southwest, expressed some curiosity,
last evening, concerning the gold-bearing
strata located in the eastern end of this
county, and will drive out aud have look
at the indications in day or two.
Korner- Wizard.
Mr.. Geo. KorneI and Miss Jessie Wizard
were married at the Disciples Church, yes
terday afternoon at 1:15 o'clock A
very large number of the friends of the
contracting parties were present The
ceremony was performed by Rev. N. l..
Atwood, the pastor. Mr.. F. A. Sherratt
presided at the organ. At the conclusion
the bride and groom left OH the c. Il p.
for Cleveland and Detroit Mr.. and Mrs.
Korner have the we'll wishes of all their
many friends.
How the Body Was Found.
H. L. Day, the "dynamiter," desires it
stated that the body of Louis Prettyman
was not found by him, although he claims
that he raised the body TO the surface from
the effect of the five charges of dynamite
which he exploded in the river just below
where the boy was drowned. The body
was found on the Ohio side some distance
below Caldwell's run. Mr.. Day uses jugs
filled with dynamite, having water proof
fuse attachment. The explosion Of one
of these vessels elevates the surface of the
water about six feet and for diameter of
twelve feet. The commotion underneath
the eurface is therefore very considerable.
The Cumberland Lumber Company.
Secretary of State Henry s. Walker has
issued certificate of incorporation to The
Cumberland Lumber Company, which will
keep its principal Office at Ronceverte,
Greenbrier county, West Virginia, and is
to expire January l, 1918. The sum Of
$50, 900 has been subscribed and 1000
paid in OH said corporation. Shares are
500 each; and the privilege to increase
the capital stock to $780, 900 is reserved.
The incorporators are: Daniel Amman,
Alex. Adams, John T. Dixon, Robert Il.
Henderson, of Cumberland, Maryland and
Duncan Sinclair, of Frostburg, 100 shares
each.
Ex-Gov. Noyes, OF Ohio, In Town.
Ex.Gov. Edward F. Noyes, of Ohio,
came up from Bellaire last evening, and
registered at the Howell House, where he
will remain until this afternoon, when he
will depart for youngstown, on private
business. Gov. Noyes, in conversation
last night, expressed the utmost satisfac-
ton with the political situation, as viewed
from the standpoint of an old and ardent
Republican, and said he had not the slight
est doubt but that Harrison would be
elected.
About one o'clock this morning the
Governor was taken suddenly i'll, and
Drs McMasters and Dickey were sum-
moned. The indisposition was not of
serious nature.
Thought It Was q Shame.
81 think it's d-n shame" was the |
somewhat emphatic, but sad remark of
Republican brother, last night.
A RICHTER man somewhat anxiously |
inquired what was wrong, and the r. b. |
said:
"Why, look at the way they treated |
Governor Noyes to-nlgnt."
Elbow did they treat him?"
"Why, by keeping away from him.
There's man who stands away up in the |
party the only man who could beat old |
Bill Allen for Governor Of the State, and |
who is entitled to consideration wherever
he goes, and yet when he comes over to
Wheeling, Republicans who ought to know
enough to treat man right, have to be
dragged Ground to the hotel where the
stranger is located. Why" said the in
dignant one, growing hotter as he thought |
over the slight, 81 had to make three |
trips TO the Iatelligeneer Office tonight be- |
fore could get any one to come down and |
see the man. finally told them they had |
to 90, and then one of the gentlemen came |
around. That's a nice way to do. Let
Governor Noyes 90 to Pittsburg. and I'll |
bet Reed, of the Commercial Gazette, and |
Magee, and the rest of the folks would do |
the honors bang up, instead of having to |
be sent for two or three times. It's no
right"
Good Results In Every Case.
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