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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
POINTS o., MI Linz
Movements of OitlEOnS and the Com :
and Going Of Strangers.

movements of OltIEOns and the Com :
And Going Of Strangers.
Mr.. A. Il. Lukens, of the Seventh ward,
ia i'll.
Mrs. NJ. Marsh, of the Island, is quite
seriously i'll.
IN interesting little child of Officer Wal
" Lukeus, Of the Seventh ward, 10 serl-
ously i'll.
4 son of Councilman II. Z. McGregor Is
convalesciDg from dangerous attack OF
pneumonia.
Samuel 4. Myers, travelling passenger
agent of the Fort Wayne and Pan Handle
routes, was in town yesterday.
Geo. W. Thompson, President of the
Ohio River Railroad Company, arrived IN
the city yesterday.
Miss DOdie Mex ernan and Misses Rose
and Mamie Steen. who have been at Bay
View, Wis, for the past year have return
ell home.
There was quite little crowd of Seven
teenth district Ohio Republicans at the
Mcclure House, yesterday. Among the
hustlers we're Col. J. d. Taylor, w. A.
Hunt of the st. Clairsville Chronicle, Nor
ris Cope. David Darrah aud Charles Bait
zell. Of Bellaire, and NJ. c. Mitchell, OF
Martins Ferry.
News hes been received here of the death
of Mrs. Charles ?. Whitney at her home
at lnwuod on Hudson, at the upper end OF
New York city. Mrs. Whitney had a
great many friends in Wheeling. She was
an accomplished musician, and several
years ago had charge of the choir at st.
Matthews. Her death will cause much
Egret
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IN A SMALL WAY.
The News of the Day POlntcdiy PArS-
grAphed for Hssty Readers.

graphed for Hssty Readers.
MArNErs at both theatres this after
noon.
"Zozo, the Magic Qaeen, " at the Opera
House this evening.
MIR J. p. ST.. MYERS is erecting an ele-
CANT cottage on Vermont street, Island.
The condition of the alley between Ohio
and Vermont streets, Island, is very bad
THE newly-tormed Butchers Protective
Association will elect officers next We'd
ngsiay.
Mr.. p. +. DoEHINS states he is not seek
ing the nomination As one OF the delegates
from West Virginia to the Chicago Conyen-
ton.
A YurNG Mems meeting will he held ut
= 500 O'Clock this evening at the oung
Mems Christian association building, and
also at 4 o'clock sunday afternoon.
SUNDAY SrHo.L Teachers meeting will
be held in the Young Mems Christian As
,0cjation parlors at o, clock this afternoon.
Rev. DR. Randolph will conduct the study.
THE Sabbath School OF the First Baptist
Church, which have been holding the So
sion at $50 a. m, will hereafter, com,
meucing tomorrow, begin the Sabbath
~euOol session at 2:&Op, m.
THE great Welsh Prize Singers will be al
the Opera House Saturday, May -, mat
ilse and night. The Lowell, Mass CT
...u says OF them The quartet singing /.
simply delightful, 1t is so unaffected and
SO distinct in expression. The feature o.
the solo singing Is the artlessness OF the
singers and the remarkable distiuctn"s Of
their enumeration. The audience was
charmed. Mr.. Barker, the harpist, created
q yeritabIe lurore by his brilliant eNecu
. ton ON the ancient instrument OF Wales.
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THE BEEKMANITES.
SOMETHING ABOUT THB NEW RELIGIOUS
SECT LATELY FOUNDED IN THE WEST.
A Gsa-!tman Now in the Ci.y Who Has Suffered
Much Through the Existence Of tae CraHhs.
His Interesting Story Of Their Methods,

Wheeling readers Of the newspapers have
doubtless noticed within the last few
months divers illusions 10 the new relig-
ious sect, styling themselves the Beekman-
ties, which was founded several years ago
in Michigan, and which has since secured
foothold in several ofthe adjoining States
The REGISTER yesterday commented at
some length on the peculiar beliefs and
more peculiar antics of these protesting
allegiance to this church. They have
attracted good deal of attention OF
late, and 40 Objectionable hes the thing
become that in Chicago the notice OF
the police has been invited to the matter
There is at present in the city Chicago
gentleman, Mr.. August Gre etinger, who
has had a rather unenviable experience
with the followers of the new dispensation,
and yesterday he told very intere ting
story to a reporter for the REGISTER
81 have lost my home, wife and child
through the Vaccinations OF these people, ~
said Mr. Graetinger, "and my experience docs
not stand alone. My wife was first brought
under the Influence of these people about
two years ago. We were residing in Chi
cago, when my wife had the misfortune 10
break limb through fall. She was On
fined TO her bed for several months and
during this time she We visited by severGl
height oIs, who, l think, first called her
attention to the sect. Later the ply sic'pnS
removed her to the German Hospital. at
No. 2l2 Lincoln Avenue, for treatment,
and she remained there ten days. While
in the ho1pit~l, the head nurse It'd her
more of the Beekmanite5, and tillti her
with the idea that il she would come a
convert to the church she would be heal, /
by prayer. She secretly gave in her ad-
herence TO the church, and on being de
charged from the hospital, she began to
attend the meeting of the believers in the
BJekman ere d.
at first ! paid little attention TO my
wite's connection with the sect, but &C IN
discovered it was queer religion. Finally
| caught her and one of the brothers Of the
tlcck in very compromising situation,
and, finally alt,r Ling compelled II cell
my home, and losing my child through
the influence OF her mother, | scCur-d a
divorce. am now all alone in the world.
1t il monstrOus that this sort OF thing should
be allowed in a civilized land. Bot !
believe theauthOIities are becoming aroused
to the true nature of the set, and that it
will Son be suppressed
"The REGISTER st1t-d the case very
well yesterday, in its editorial cNlling at
! tention - the CT d, hut the half hrs not
vet been told concerning it. ~
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''IOIO.''


The First Production of the Magic
Queen" Last Ever'nG.
This musical and scenic extravaganza
was produced for the first time in this city,
at the Opera House, lest evening. The
play is of the "Fantp1 ma" and aladdin"
type, butts bette than either Of them and
gave very general satisfaction to the large
audience pre- 9ent. Applause was frequent,
and several encorcl were demanded. Mr..
George II. ADAM sustained his reputa alton
p1 great comedy man, his Washington
Knowall" and Tommy Tucker" provok
ing roars of laughter. Mics Pauline Mon
tegrifio and Mis- Toma IIanlon fairly
divided the honors in the female PORTION of
the cast, while Mics Lucy Taylor %
"Dahlia, was entitled II much ere lit.
The entire cost wTs good, and the scenery
at times was very line. The military drill
and march, in the third act, wa great.
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NIUWAELINNTET

testified that he met Morris, and when he
asked him what we wrong with his head
Morris told him that some one had hit
him on the head with a billy or mace.
Did not ny who.
OFFICER JOHN DENLIN,
sworn, testified as follows. Met Morris on
Wednesday, May I, and asked him what
war the matter, and he told me he had
got done up in Iiurley's saloon. in Mar
shall county. Asked him If he knew who
did him up, and he slid that biz duller
Russell Bow or soma Of his friends. He
seemed to be pretty positive that it wa3
Russel Bow.
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ADECIDED SUCCESS.
The Concert at the Convent Hall, Lat
Evening.

The Concert at the Convent Hall, Last
Evening.
The concert given at Convent Hall, lPat
evening, under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Cathedral, wp' an emf
nent sccccss. The following ~ the pre-
gramme:
l. Quartrttc-On in the Silly Night-.....Th oms'
Mrs. T.. y. caldwell. Nj VI f. Whitaker
Mc>rs ". lay aud f. u.ygmiIl,r
. Piano solo SpeIdu
Mr.. =. Keller
Q uaC see the Pale Campaua
Mrs-r> ". bay and b. plrgmI,rr.
| T. SllO-kathlccu MavOuncuu.. ............ ROUGH
Mr. NJ f. Whitaker.
.. SoC-Thc scout i HmpanH
u. Piano SOlD,............ ....... ncusCll
Mr.. j. Keller.
| = Due The Laurel and the Rose. ........ Or II
Mrs g. y. Caldwell aud Mrs. VI. + Whitaker.
s. SOO-&HnCv adams
Mr. f. DicCmilcr.
q ~OlU-LOng Live the Moments of Pleasure.
NJ. G. b. Caldwell
| 10. QuPrtgttc-Glyc Nc My own Native Isle.
White
| Mrs. e. b. Caldwell, Mr. VI F Whitaker
NcNSrS. W. Day and T. Dicpmtlcr.
Miss iaITlc Nmtahcr.............. pAnNi
The well-known names of these who
t-Dk part render all comment unne" "ary.
1t IS only - lie regretted that more did not
avail themselves Of the opportunity - en-
JOY the fine musical treat afforded those
who were present.
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Early last evening tour strangers giving
the names OF j. w Davis, James Wilson,
John Dorseu and W. c. Holden, and sSid
said to he from Pitt5burg Great d scene
of Wild disorder in Nell Martins house Of
IN tame. A regular sluggIng match was
inaugurated, and things got 80 bad that
the police had to be sent for. Officers Bell,
Carney, GIus and Deku vert out and TX
tue festive qlrtette to the lookup. They
were all released on bail
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PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME.
!. M,rccau-Handrls OrutoriO Of Judas MNcha,
b,,s-Playel by Miss MOlle Duncan, at the
completion Of her first quarter
D Collection of NOlkSlcid-Playcd by Miss Emma
Kcrriuk after one quarters tuition.
g. FauluIe-Marrh and German SOng-Playcd
by Miss Fanny sullivan, the result OF her sec.
ond quarter. .--,-.-,
lie Nrnice-PIayci boy Mss Lizzie Moore, after
the completion O' second quarter
d. Nv HcaIl Why 81 sad AMI '6retn Mead
ous"-rlaycd Ly Miss Kate Hagau, at the end
of her second quarter.
% Walt aud short FRAGMENT from Sonata lay
"a by Miss Mamie Hamilton.
The whole was rendered in a very sim
pie informal manner, and only those were
invited - be present who really like the
instr ument and are interClted in the
progress of the pupils. Very little time
has been devoted to practicing so ss to
form no interference with the regular
course of studies, but that little has been
30 conscientiOnsly employed that remark.
able progress has been made. MiCs Fan
ME sullivan and Miss Lizzie Moore, being
only eleven and twelve years Of age, Of
course attracted the most attention. The
grace of their bowling was particularly
noticeable, and though little Fannie
half-sized violin, adapted to her tiny
stature, could not competl with the power
of the full-szed viOlius around her, yet the
neatness and delicacy of her execution by
no means left her in the shade.
Miss Lizzie Moore, though the younger
of the two, is nearly twice the si19 of hel
companion. She useI a iull sized violin
and brings out a strong, mellow tone with
truthful intOnation that gives fair prom
| ise of unusual excellence in the future
| Each as specified il the clac3 Of beginner
| on the programme, Sd well az Miss tamil
ton, in the Fourth Class, did immense
credit to Their distinguished teacher, Prof
Hermann Schockey, who is an artist o
whom Wheeling may Justly be proud
| Under his sEillful direction it has ALREADY
been satisfactorily pro,ed at Mt. de Chan
tai, that the violin is lady's instrument
which demands only natural talent, Judic
ious and artistic training, with moro o
less hard work to t,oome source of I'm
failing enjoyment in the family circle.
The violins were, nearly ALL from tn
celebrated mandatory Of Rudolph Wur
litzen & Bro, Cincinnati, and when lOnl
enough in use, will be distinguished 70
brilliancy and sweetness of tone.
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4 Nail Syndicate.

1t is learned that three of the Wheeling
nail mills have united to establish a syndi-
cate agency at St Louis where they will
open a large warehouse and k'2p on hand
several thousand kels of nails. They
comprise the BenwCli the Belmont and
the Top mills. Mr.. John A. Gibney, OF
st. Louis, will have genelgl charge OF the
agency, and Mr.. Eugene List, of this city.
will accountant r1d treasurer. The
mills named have already me- lie large
shipments by river at RAJ mnch Eclow
the railroad schedule.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

ENcursiOnists and Others contemplating a
trip 10 st. Louis dUring the Democratic
National Convention, will find it t. their
interest to consult with Passenger sud
Ticket Agent Tomhnson, Of the Pan Han
die, about sleeping car rates, etc. before
making final arrangements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
CIRCUIT COLRT.

The Business Transacted Before Judges
Jacob and Boyd Yesterday.
In Part Two of this Court, Judge Jacob,
in the cause of K. J. Smythe's administra-
tor, V. the New York Life insurance Com
pauy, upon the claim of |. G. Dillon, the
Jury returned a verdict for Mr.. Dillon.
In Part One of this Court, Judge Jacob,
in the c"se Of Oscar Sgeley v. Louis Har-
tong, the Jury returned verdict for the
defendant
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Tour of Railroad omoials.

The annual tear of the Ohio River rail-
road, by the syndicate owning the line,
will be made on Monday and Tuesday of
the coming week. The gentlemen will
arrive over the Pan-Handle from Philadel-
phia, possibly on Sunday night, and will
leave in special car Tor Parkersburg,
Monday morning. The party will remain
in Parkersburg Monday night, and will 90
on to Huntington Tuesday.
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County Dem. Tx Com. Meeting

In accordance with the time heretofore
fixed, on Monday night next the County
Democratic Executive Committee holds its
meeting at the Y. NJ. d. c. rooms, on
Twelfth street. The object OF the meeting
is to fix the day and date for holding the
County Convention, or Primaries, 70 or
dered, for selecting nominees for the coun-
ty ticket. All the candidates for the
several Office are cordially invited to be
present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

Thursday an Island lady hired new
domestic, and installed her in the resi-
dence yesterday. Before the girl, who
gave her name rs Rosa Adams, had beer
in the house three hours, the lady missed
her pocketbook. Suspecting the new ser
want, she sent for Officer MCNichOl, who
recognized the girl % Rosa Daily. She
was told to produce the pocketboOk, and
secured it from the cellar without the
less of much time. She was not arrested
but it is looking for another place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

This Court, Judge Jackson, met at .
o'clock Thursday morning, ut CHARLTON,
and transacted the following business:
United Stai2s Va. Lewi'J. Gore, Jrf. II.
Snyder, Robert Snyder, VIM. Snyder,
Harry Trout Snyder, each chorgCd with
retailing liquor without licence, wr7 recOp-
nizcd in the sum of $500 to the third day
of the next term Of Court.
United States W. WR. Webb, charge |
with dealing in LEFT tobacco, plead guilty
and was fined s. and CCsJ
Adjourned until 9 o'clock Friday morn
my.
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The Central Amendment League

The Central Amendment League was Or
glni2-d last night at the prohibition meet
ing held at the Fourth Street Church, with
Rev. S. + JonoI, as President, J. NJ. Clous-
ton Secretary, aud p1 executive commit :
consisting of Dr. II, K. Eln;"iell, DIR. K. +.
Raudolph, Rev NJ. F. Dryden, NJ AmHn-
da List and Mira. DIR. Hut .mps. Great en-
thusipsm wpg manifest l. end it VIZ de- IT.
mined - 20 forward at once on every l're
of legitimate effort - secure the rattle =
lion Of the prohibito.y amendment. II
was arranged to hold Prohibition M
meeting at the Fourth Street Church on
| Friday evening of next week.
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NATUlM's HIGHWAY.
DoIuEE Of Boats and Boatmsn Along the
Ohio,

Ohio,
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet inches aud rising.
Departed-Elaine for Plrkersburg at II
q. M; Chancellor for Charleston at ; a. m.
The Louis A. Sherley arrived from Gin
cinnati at 0 clock yesterday morning and
will leave for that port this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The river marks from above yesterday
were: Parker, , feet 5 inches and falling;
clear. OIL City, foot inches and station
airy; clear and pleasant. Greensboro, II
feet and stationary raining Morgantown,
IL feet > inches; cloudy. Brownsville, 6
feet inches and rising; fair.
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GENERAL INTELLIG gNCE.


The teachers of the c and D divisions of
the public schools held the final meeting Of
their course, at Richie School, yesterday
afternoon. The feature Of the exercises
was a lecture of about IN hours duration,
by Superintendent Anderson, upon the
subject of Language"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

Col Jake Kemple '. 'terday definitely
secured The Opera House for the 10Th, for
his lecture
Jacob has received an invitation - de
liver an Grafton at Grafton on Decoration
Day, but he will scarcely he able to &c
cent It.
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THE World" will he given for the let
time tonight This Is one OF the bit
companies that has visited the Grand this
season, and the scenery Is certainly the
best. Remember, the last performance
tonight. No matinee this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

Yesterday evening Justice Davis had
James HoItlclaw before him, ON charge
of assault preferred by William Helm.
The .iue was made five dollars.
Malachia Golden was committed to Jail
under the mot of good fame act
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
SPECIAL
Offerings This Week,

40. $50 Pieces Curtain SCrim
al 6 cents. sold in other stores at
l0 cents.
No. 2.---65 Dozen Ladies Gauze
Vests ats cents. cheap at 80 cents.
No. $40 Pieces of Yard Wide
Saline at J cents, worth Y l-2C.
No. 4.---FWe Pieces Black GrOS
Grain Silk at SIPS. worth double
the money.
no. SO Pieces TriCOt Cloth,
grey mixed, yard wide, at 25 cents,
worth 40 cents.
30. 6.---45 Dozen Kid Gloves,
black and COlOred, so cents, cheap
for SLOO.
sru.ur a.-... 90 asS.n- these Bargains when
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ID. ms, srNrEMENT.

Twas called to see Joseph Morris, the de-
ceased, on Friday, the 18th day OF May, ISIS,
at his fathers residence, near the corner OF
Jacob and Thirty-eighth streets. l found
the patient suffering from the headache
He had considerable congestion of the eyes
and other symptoms indicating serious
brain trouble On examination OF the left
side of the head ! discovered a wound Just
above the temporal hone and over TIE
parietal bone, a strong half inch in length
From the examination OF this wound and
the condition of the hat, believed II to he
knife wound, or caused from some sharp
instrument. The scalp, for quito distance
about the wound was very much
swollen, and / vas unable to detect
| the cause of the cerebral disturbance
| put the patient under treatment, pouliccd
the wound, and by Sunday it began to dis.
charge. When call, on Monday after.
noon the discharge was quite free and
was enabled to e el some protruding sharp
| instrument | placed the patient under
| chlorolorm and ether and displayed the
opening and removed a piece OF knife blade
ahout one and half inche7 in length aud
| a strong half Inch in width Pas and
blood followed the withdrawal Of the knife,
| | also removed two or three pieces of de-
tached bone The patient seemed to rally
somewhat after the removal Of the knife
| blade, but on Monday morning h's cOndi
tion was more critical, and a. the pu,
ceased to he discharged ! deemed it pru'
dent to trephine, which wrs done that
afternoon. The patient again seemed to be
relieved to a certain extent, but grew
worse, and death resulted Friday morning
| at six o'clock.
From my examination and knowledge Of
the case, the cause of death VIZ the ipiurJ
received from the knife. Other than The
injury specified he was in good health.
j. III. PIPES.
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CITY HALL NEWS.

Points Picked Up About the Headquarters
OF the Municipal Government.
A little child OF Grocer McCahon, OF
Fourteenth street, wandered OH - North
Wheeling yesterday morning. Officer Des-
moud found the young,ter on a street car
aud reported the fact - headqu'rt rs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

of light fine shoe, should examine our
extra light hand-turn shCe', in opera and
sensible lasts.
J. W. AMICK & Co,
ll4S Main street.
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Several OF the city employees wen, out -
Film Grove on their cycles, yesterday
The City Hall Ri Club j. getting to be a
great institution. Receiver Dunaway looks
charming IN knee bre6 shes.
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ELEVEN ELEVEN.

Wash Ties-.-LHteSt StyIcs-.-TO-day.
All the novelties md splendid lot of
silk ScarfS at I8c., at THEPOPULAR,
iii Main street.
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4 SPECIALITY.

t-antIrmrn IA need OF light. Fine
SHOES. should examine our hanS"-
rs,u pud gt,Ii NAuLCnpht~t shoes.
,. ". A'IICIN a co,
lItg Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
VIOLIN PECITAL

Given Last Evening Mt Mont de Chantal
Academy.
Last evening the youug ladies at Mt de
Chantal, who are studying that most de-
lghtful Of instruments, the violin, or, &
they prefer to designate thems lives, tie
Pioneer Glass of 'Ss, gave q violin recital
with the following programme:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

OUR 500 and $3.50 Ladies Fine Kid
and Morocco Button Shoes are cheap at 50
cents pair more.
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

MEMS Fine Lace Shoes Sl.25, Mems
good Brogans SlOO, worth - cents pair
more, at
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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was sworn and t-1tiied q follows 81
met Joseph MorHs, who is now deceGsed,
on Sunday, April -, and was with him
until we got - James Hurley $ calcon be.
low the Marshall county line. We stopT /
in front of the place. We stopp a few
moments and l -k,d Morris - 20 with
me. but he refused, lying he would 20 no
further. saw no more of Morris until
the next Tuesday morning, May lat. He
then told me that he got in ia ont
there meaning James Huhey's sllcJnL
that three fellows hal piled him and he
knew their NAMES Hue2si, Bow, Miller
and Edward Hurley were theIr names
lie rlid he did not know which one OF
them hit him, but orc OF them hit t'm.
lie said no more about the fuss but re-
marks 4 that he VIZ going down to Hur-
ley's to see if he could not find ont who hit
him when he came from Hurley's saw
him and lie sad he had been down there
and they the hurieysJ would give him no
abstraction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

Police Court was again failure, yester
day morning, for the second time this
week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

THorsANn mile books, through and
local tickets, Pan Handle, Baltimore and
Ohio, Ohio River, c. l. y W. railroads
'ann Market street, John Bailie, Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

as-Pcr-ans desiring THE REGIS
gER served 80 thCir homes can secure
60 Nv ro~taI card, request, or order
through telephone. Wncr"'dcltN"ry
g. irregular. please make Immediate
complaint To the office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

To-day We viii offer Special Bar
=aiu~ ga pHrHsols and sun mbrcilas
FiIty ghiIdrrn's Paru~oI> for - cts
atTIIE POPLAR, IN Main Street.
y Coon, sails dry mods the chearast
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

The Water Board is expected to meet
again to-day.