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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-26
Fitrgeraid's Illuminated Lectures.


Monday evening next is set apart for the
appearance at the Grand Opera House Of
Prof. N. Ward Fitzgerald, the great trav-
eler and lecturer. The entertainments
given by this gentleman are Of the highest
order, aud for one hundred nights in New
York City he has had crowded houses.
He illustrates his lectures by throwing
immense pictures on screen, from photo
graphs taken by himself on the spot. He
holds his audience spell bound from the
beginning to the end. In fact no such
entertainment has ever been seen here
that was 80 highly entertaining and in
structive. He appears every evening next
week, and gives an entire change OF pro-
gramme at each entertainment.
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ks-Every Lady visiting our slore Win Receive
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On and after Sunday, May 9th, the Ohio
River X. X. win cell excursion tickets
every Sunday until further notice. Wheel
ing 20 Sstersville and retorp, 81 ZOE
wheeling 10 ParkeTSburg and return, 8. 20.
Tickets GOOD one day only.
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sePers0ns desiring THE REGIS
TER served at their homes can secure
It by postal card, request, or order
through telephone. WhereldeliSery
II irregular, please make Immediate
complaint 10 tho Oiiiee-
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Edward Elliott and John Du6y were
before His Honor yesterday morning,
charged with Sighting, The former was
dismissed and the latter went to Jail for
thirty days in default of S. and costs.
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BASE BALL.

No Games In the Tri-State League Yester-
day-othsr Games.
The games in all the iriStste League
cities scheduled for yesterday were pre-
vented on sccoun. of rain. A telegram
from Lima, last evening, states that Yak
is i'll with malaria, which will weaken the
team materially until he gets well aSain.
1t is likely that Jake Stenzal will have TO
catch all the games until Yak RECEIVERS.
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A hIistaN a SomaMhtre.

President Seeley sent q telegram to
Manager Buckenberger, the other day,
asking him if he could use Sol White
The answer was: 1--WE can use him." 80
Mr.. Seeley shipped Sol to Lima Thursday
morning. Last evening another telegram
was received from Manager Buckenberger,
saying: 1--WE have no use for White.
Shipped him bsCk." 1t is now evident that
the telegraph operator omitted the word
mot" in Manager Buckenberger's first an
swer, hence the mistake. Sol White is a
splendid second bateman and great hitter,
and lots of bis friends here would like to
see him play with the team.
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ED.

WARRIOR Thursday, May 2tth. ISIS. at $50
o'clock p m DAVID WAEE, aged 81 years.
Funeral services a, his late residence, No. 1910
Jacob street. this saturday Jmornirg Atll oc'ock.
Friends OF the family iavited D attend. Inter.
ment at Moundsyille, W. Va
BtsSE1T-At Cleveland, Ohio. Friday morn.
ing, Msy Is 1885, WILLIAM II. BAs'ETT. aged 81
year,
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Mbeelin9 Re9istrr
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
thermometer Record.

Mr.. o. Scbnspf, the Opera House drug,
Eist, made the following observations Of
the temperature Thursday: 3. M, %;
9 a. M, 20; 10 m, IS; 3 p. m, 10; Z p.
m, II. Weather, changeable.
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To tho parA's Assistance.

New YORK, May pa coast srscking
steamer left here last night To 20 TO the as
sistance of the Paciic mail st amship City
OF Para, reported stranded on Fortune
Island with many passengers on board.
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Iuds1 70 New Acknowledgements.
gEcoND PA6R

Wanted -LSiy
For Rent-llOuSC on Twentieth Street
TriSrC's sale OF Real E>ta,e
BusiXeSs ChaUgr--G0nke krCS
Attention, Holiday Post, o. A K.
Religious Notices,
FOURTH PACK.
Best DiSinfeCtsnt--R. II. List.
List OF Letters.
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Corset Day.

We ossE, this day and date only, 4S4
Cnrsets, sizes Is 10 30, at The yidiculOusly
low price of so cents. These are regular
81 Corsets. EMSHEDlER'S
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nlnck Elchna.

Just rseeived from the importer, loo
Black, Embroidered Silk. FIchus, from
81 25 Up to $40. Thee are the popular
summer garments. EAfsHEIMER's.
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Eleven Eleven.

4 great bargain SO oczen ladies' silk
seamless hose, warranted fast color, far 25
cents, at the Popular, I'LL Main street
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Left for Home.

Ths delegation Of visiting officials from
Massilon, Ohio, left for home last evening,
highly pleased with their stay in the city.
Daring the day they were escorted ont to
the Park by a number Of our city officers,
and enjoyed the beauties Of the resort very
keenly.
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Expressuen and cartmen should attend
to getting out their licenses, as the City
Clerk will hand over the Delinquent list to
Chief Smith in q short time.
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Try our Mems Genuine kangaroo
Shoes at 50 90, beats the world, at Hasen-
@AS's, lO4S Main street.
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n..,na.. snece..fulIr rrsatet.

Noises in the ears, discharges from the
ears, eatarrh and throat diseases skllfuby
treated by DR.. Slocum, No. 60 Sixteenth
sfrOet
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,s,sgr.m from pi,,,hnrg las. eyenip

4 telegram from Plttsburg last evening
said: The annual convention Of thu
Flint Glass Workers Union, to be held at
Canton, Ohio, on July ., will be the larg
est ever held. There will be lS0 delegates
in attendance, an increase Of ten over last
year. They will represent over 1000 men.
The committee preparing the new scale is
still 1T work and will continue to consider
questions which may he brought before it
until the time OF the convention. But few
changes are being made. and there will be
no demand Tor an advance.
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80 CENTS for Balbriggan underwear,
l2l cents for Seamless Half.Hose ut En-
sheinst's, Eleventh street.
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EleYen Eleven.

S cents centsl is the price of ladies'
linen collars, all sizes, at the Popular I'LL
Main street
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EInHrn Elexen.

375 Gloria Silk Umbrellas, gold caps, at
50 each, and your name engraved free, at
Emsbaimer's.
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For today special opening Of embroider.
les, lscss aud lace AOuneinss, at the Pop
ular, I'LL Main street.
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A REELECTION TALKED OF.

AT n meeting of sheet iron msnufactur-
era held in Pittsburg Thursday, tho con-
dition Of trade was discussed and generally
stated a. very poor. No d.fOite action was
taken Oil the w9ge scale, but a reduction
of 10 per cent. was talked about.
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Ganalated Eve-Iids

Successfully treated by DIR. Slocum, the
0culist, No. 60 Sixteenth street.
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mr. q M Siorun

Diseases Of the eye, ear and throat ex-
clusively. Office and inGrmary No. 10
Sixteenth street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-26

MOI case was registered at police head
quarters AZ o'clock this morning.
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prpuIno mn lncnl diaease haa :

PERHAPS no local disease has puzzled
and bafflsd the medical profession more
than nasal catarTh. While not immediate
ly fatal it is among the most distressing,
nauseous and disgusting ills the flesh Is
heir TO, and the records show very few or
no cases Of radical cores af chronic ca
tarrh by any OF the multitude Of modes Of
treatment until the introduction of Ely's
Cream Balm few ysars ago. The success
Of this preparation has been most crafty
ing and surprising
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uueklin,. ArnIoA Salvs.

GRAND entertainment at Opera House
kO-nivhf
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LADIES Fine Kid Walking Shoes s5
cents, at Hasenausr's. 104s Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-26

MEMS fine calf Shoes SIPS, al
Hasenausr's, 1913 Main street.
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S.,n,iar ErcnrsInns.

Novelties in boys sailor collars for 10
cents, NJ the Popular, iii Main street
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sI.ae, 500, 81 sg

Our Ladies' Fine Kid, Hand -sewed
Shoes at Sl.99, worth $500, at Hasen-
aaee'ss 1SSff street..
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Kemple and His Lesturs.

Col. Keniple is all ready to let go his
grand pyrotechnic display Of wit, huEor
and fun On Monday evening. He will let
no guilty man who is a candidate escape
The Colonel is always funny in his define
ations, but never severe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-26

G. A. r. benefit at Opera House To-
night
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GUYAND0TrE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
A certificate of incorporation has been
issued TO the Guyandotte Building and
Loan Association, organized for the pur-
pose Of raising money TO DO distribute d
among its members for the purpose OF buy
ing lands or houses, OF for paying liens on
the same. The principal Office is to BE- at
Guyandotte, Csbell county, and the char
ter is to expire May 81, 1893. The sum Of
81, 300 has been subscribed to the capital
stock aud $3.50 paid in, with the privilege
of increasing the capital to $500. 900 i'll all
The capital il divided into shares of $3.50
each, which are held as follows: l.. II.
Burke, of Huntington, and J. ID. Sedinger,
!. NJ Beale, Irwin HartG-ll, F, l. Stewart,
CIV. ThornbuTg. b. Tauber, j. X. SSit2er,
G. S Page and s. d. Hayslip, all of Guy-
andotte, one share each.
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Come Where Ny Love Lies

The Band is now prepared for all en-
gsgaments such as Picnics, Parades, etc.
Engagements can be made with their Sec
Rotary, r. r. Koehnlein, Martins Ferry,
or the Meistsr Bros. Bridpeport-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-26

There will be . grand open.air Concert
given by the Union Cornet Band, of E;na-
vile, at Bridgeport, on Wednesday even
ing, May Both. The following programme
has bsen selected
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Rensws Her Youth,

Mrs. Phoebe Jhesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth OF which is ycuched for by the
residents Of the town: II am 70 years old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
aad laneDess for many years; could not
dres myself without help. Now am free
from all pain sud soreness, aud am able to
do all ny oSn hoHsework. ] owe my
thanks to Electric Bitters for having re-
newed ioy youth, snd removed completely
Ill disease and pain" Try q bottle, SOC
md 81 at Logan & Co.'S drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-26

TUG bhhlh- HO"hSAo ~ PeS
lie authorities as being made from alum:
kentOn, Davis,
Silver Star, Davis u, h.
Forest City, A.6P.
Oue Spoon, HenSle.
PatspscO, Ne Plus Ultra,
Empire, Cant he Beat,
aOld, Eureka,
Veteran, International,
Cooks Pavorite, Puritan,
SIM Flower, Albany FayOrite,
Jersey, Golden Sheat,
Buekeye, Bprnetts Perfect,
Peerless s ate,
Crown Silver King
Wheeiers, welcome,
Carleton, Old Colony,
CEN. tFlStal
SeiOtp. centennial,
Zipp's Grape Crystal, Windsor,
Gso. Washington, Sewerage,
PIeur de Lis, Daisy.
Feather Weight,
There are doubtless many other brands
of alum baking powder besides those 30 far
examined and named by the authorities.
Most OF the baking powders sold in bulk, by
weight, and all sold with gift or present,
are said 10 be of this description.
Prof. II. A. Mott, United States Gov
eminent Chemist, says: 'In my opinion
the use Of alum ss a constituent Of q bak-
ing powder should be prohibited by law. "
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CITY HALL NEWS.

Points Picked Up About the Headquarters
the oT Municipal Government.
Patrick Barns, q garbage contractor, WAS
before Police Court yesterday morning,
charged with failing to remove garbage ns
per contract. His case was continued uu-
~ this morning.
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Do NOT fail to attend the opers House
to-nixht
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VARIOUS INTEREs Is
The Wheeling, welIsburg and State Line
Railroad

The Wheeling, wellsburg and State Line
Railroad.
The New York Commercial Bulletin of the
oath inst, says:
According to well informed parties, the
prospects are Frightening for the construc-
ton of the Wheeling, Wellsburg aud State
Line railroad in Pennsylvania. The sur
veg of the route has been completed and
contemplate trip over the same
at an early date. Negotiations are now in
progress between syndicate composed OF
New York and Philadelphia houses and
the managers of the enterprise for the sale
of the bonds. II an agreement as TO price
is reached actual construction will not long
be delayed"
In this connection it may be stated that
the Company Is at present conducting ne
gotiatiOns for the formation Of a construc-
ton company in New York, with every
promise that they will get under way in a
short time.
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ALUM BAKING POWDERS.

A Lat of Those Most Prominently Sold.
The following are the names Of some Of
the baking powders published by the pub
lie authorities as being made from alum
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-21
Monday.

SESATE-The following bills were re ported for committee and passed The House bill to extend the limits of the port oi New Orleans. The House joint resolution electing Col Harris of Ohio, Gen Martin of Kansas and Gen Hartranf of Pennsyi vania Managers of the National Soldiers Home to fiji vacancies: the House bill all thorizing the Richmond & Danyille Rail road Co. to lay tracks Tn the District of Col umbia. was reported and placed in the cal endar The bill sppropriating s25.ooo for the purpose of erecting monument 10 Gen. Geo. Rogers Clark, in the city Of Louisville, was reported, and after some debate passed. Tie Senate then went into open executive session on the fisheries bill and was al. dressed by Mir. Pugh in favor of it's ratihca- tion.
 HoUsK-The call of States for the intro. duction of bills having been dispensed with the House went into committee of the whole, Mir. Springer of Illinois in the chair, on the tariff bill. the woolen schedule being pending Mir F.. B. Taylor of Ohio in op- posing the schedule argued that the passage of the bill would not benefit the consumer of wool IL would not reduce the price of wool in this country after it had been in operation sufficiently long to destroy the home industry. To be sure the placing Of wool on the free list would reduce the reye- nue about ssi, 600 0oo, but that could be ae- complished just as well without inJuring an industry by taking that amount of gold and silver from the Treasury and sinking it in the Potomac River. The passage of this bill would absolutely destroy the main wool raising industry of the country. It might not destroy that of California or of Texas, but 1t would absolutely destroy that of Pennsylvania Ohio. West Virginia and the Northwestern States Wool had been placed On the free list simply because the President recommended it; and the Presi- dent knew no more why he recommended it than Dickens fat boy knew why he went to sleep so much.
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-21
FIFTIETH CONGRESS-.
Thurs day.

HoCsE E-ssess.oas were orserea for rex; = eiresdsy and ThnrsdAy nigsts for the consideration of bills repor.ed respectively from the CerDuittes co La5or and the Com Eli,tes on Military Afzirs- Lr. l.. B. Tzy- lcr Of Ohio stts n pted to obtain night ses- ssOz for the consideration of general pen- sion btlls. but a call for the regular crier made oy Ar. Bland Of Aisseari operated zs s1 ob3eceion- Mir Ford of Michigan. from the committee Bn Military s-airs. reported back the resolution fsr the appointment of a sy~eisl committee 10 investigate alleged evRssons of the contract labor law In re- ply 10 question by Mr vsndexer of Cali forniz. Mir. Ford stated that the resoIution was broad enough in it's scope to cover the subject of any evasion of the Jaw against Chirese immigration, Mr. Cox -f New York called the attention of the House to the great necessity of this resolution 70 cor rect the abuses nCw existing. There was an abnormal immigration 10 this country by men persuaded to come here by false pre- lenses. Instead os there being an ordinary immigration from Italy Italians were com year under influences that should be in- quired into. There did come into New York in one month 5000 men who did not know our language and who added nothing to our wealth and la1or. Mir. Morrow of California was glad that the House al last conprehenled the evil besetting the eoun
 try from unrestricted immigration The resolution was adopted The House then went into Committee of the Whole, Mr. Springer of Illinois in the chair. on the tariff bill, the agreement being that no vots should be taken on the pending wool sehsd, uls to-day.
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-21
Na,,onal Educational Convention.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July l6.-- More than 1900 Eastern teachers have already assembled here to attend the National Educational Convention which opens tomorrow. While the total number of Eastern visitors was estimated to-day at 250O, over 1900 State teachers have registered.
 The most interesting feature of the Convention is the exhibition of the school and Kindergarten work at Me- chanics' pavilion. In the various eX- hibits St. Louis carries of the honor, and will no doubt get the first prize It has more than double the space filled by any other c'ty, having sel feet of space devoted to Kindergarten and public school work. besides d special department given up to Prof. Wood ward s Manual Training-sehool. Miss Mccullough is in charge Of the kinder garten exhibits and many are the praises bestowed on the beautiful work of her pupils, whose ages range from , to years.
 What attracts special admiration in this department is the modelling in clay of the Normal class.
 Miss Josephine Locke is in charge of the public school exhibits in draw ing and matchmaking. and her depart ment was surrounded to-day by many admiring visitors. For logical arrange ment and skillful work her depart ment easily surpasses any other in the exhibition. Chicago probably comes next. but it can { compare with St Louis ip variety and arrangement
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-21
IKE sQ- CONSPIRACY.
Ths Examtn affon of the Ae used Re<unfed
 Before Ccmmsssisrer Hoyne-

CHICAGO. JLL-. July 1e.-The senss- tionai developments of the trial of the co dynamiters and the hope of more startling disclosures brought large crowd to-day to Judge Gresham courtroom, where Commissiohef Hoyne Is hearing egidence. If the de fendsnts are conyietei of carrying and dealing in explosives. which is only punishable by fine. they can schedule out under the poor debtors act The United States officials. it is said, have decided in view of this fact, to bring a charge of conspiracy, crime which can be punished by two years i'm prisonment in the penitentiaTy or fine of s1o.0y0, or both. This charge, it was estimated, might be brought today. Bowies, since confessing, has been kept in the United States Marshal's office and allowed to sleep, instead of on plank, upon Commissioner Hoyne's lounge, which was brought in for that purpose
 Two pleasant looking women were brought into the crowded court-ro and given seats behind the desk One of them was said to be the woman to whom Bowles, through married man. made love while on his dynamite ex- petition in Indiana and whose pres enee in court, brought about by the prosecution, had more than anything else indyced Bowles to confess in order to head of suit for divorce, Alex. Smith. the Aurora Brotherhood fireman who turned informer. was the witness cal.ed- He was interrupted at the very outset by Lawyer David. f0H the defense, moving that all evidence concerning Informer Bowles be strick. en out on the ground that he was not now under investigation. David also asked to have the testimony of In- former Kelley and Witness Lloyd nulli. fled because they mentioned none of the defendants but Bowies, and the evidence was, therefore, incompetent. District Attorney Ewing contended that it would be shown that the dynamite was purchased and delivered by some, at least, of the defendants.
 The court let it stand and then Smith was taken of the stand and J. J. Kelley, Chairman Hoge's clerk, re called to admit that his name was Charles Cordell, in filtration he had with two ladies in Chicago, in 1881. The name, witness claimed, was taken by him purely in fun. Considerable badgering by lawyers for the Brother hood followed. Informer Smith was then started again when Lawyer Donohue for the prisoners interrupted him with an instruction that he need not answer if he would eliminate him self thereby and that he need not testify unless he % desirei. The court confirmed these instructions, and then Smith proceeded unhesitatingly con firning the case so startlingly outlined the first day of the trial by District Attorney Ewing fer lhe prosecution.
 smith was retired before the be- ginning of the af f.ernoon Sess on. after having been subjected to a cross-exam- ination of great length by defendants counsel. They failed of their purpose to get him to contradict himself, but did establish the fact that he knew nothing about the dynamite found on the train when Broderick, Bowles and Wilson were arrested.
The Forrest City times., 1888-07-21

hyinz rear Fairview. Mont. took kss httis Swear old girl to the woods with hin. and while working some distance away the child was lost
 Every effort was made to find the lost one. but without avail Gen BoulaBger. in speech at a banquet at Rein,s. violently attacked the Chamfer Of Dsputies.-Two re@i. dents of sims. Ind. with a drill of their own construction struck gas at q depth of e55 fset--An ineendizry who has teen . plague 10 Mobile. Ala, named Ellis Long. was arrested and convicted on his own statement--J. J. Cooper. engineer al the station of Basin, Aont-A squadron of four cruisers and fourteen torT edo boats has been detailed to attend the Elm peror of Germany on his Russian tTlp- Ed Sparks. shot and fatally wound ed a young man named Charles Mey- CTS in quarrel.