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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-06-09
The Columbus & Cincinnati Midland
Railroad an nOunces the folio wing
Excursions, to which Round
Trip Tickets will be sold:

knights of Pythias at Cincinnati,
o. Round trip tickets will be sold
June 8, 10 and II, good for return
passage until June 18th.
25th Biennial Festival Of the
North American Siengerbund at
st. Louis. Round trip tickets will
be sold June II, 12 md 13, good for
return passage until June 18th.
National Educational Associa-
tion at San Francisco. Tickets will
be sold from June 13 to July 12, in
elusive, limited to 80 days for 60
ing passage and so days for return
passage from date of sale.
Republican National Convention
at Chicago. Tickets will be sold
June 16, II and 1s, good returning
June 23d.
Syrup Of Figs.
Is Natures own true laxative
It is the most easily taken, and the
most effective remedy known to
Cleanse the System when Bilious
or Costive; to dispel Headaches,
Colds and Fevers; to cure Habitual
Constipation, Indigestion, Piles,
etc. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup Company,
San Francisco, Cal.
F. F. Rempel, Agt.
Logan o.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-06-09
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Solid Calf Boots only 200
Mems Congress shoes 1926 worth
LIS.
Mems Congress shoes 1.50 worth
200.
Mems Congress shoes 200 worth
$50.
Mems Congress shoes fine Don.
COLA ESQ worth 800 and $50.
Ladies fine kid button shoes 1.25
formerly sold 1.75.
Ladies fine kid button shoes 1.5O
worth 200.
Ladies fine hand turn shoes 2.5O
worth 800.
Boys good solid shoes 1.25.
w. II. BowLBY & Son.
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Attachment.

l.. A, Waits, ptff. Before q. w. Brehm,
VS. ], p. FallsTp. HockilG
On tho 22d day Of May 1888 said Justice vs.
sued an order OF attachment IN the above g, ac-
ty-four cents. u,.,my
Logan, o., juno I'd 1888.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-06-09
Married.

June 8, 1883, at the Ev. Luth-
ern Church, Logan, O., by the
Rev. l.. f. Mittler. Mr.. Lewis
G. Kleinschmidt and Miss Mary
Reichert, all Of Hooking Go. O.
June 6. ss, by q. w. Brehm j. p
Mr.. p. McDermott of vinton Co,
and Mrs. Mary Weiss, Of Hooking
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-06-09
Attachment.

Ferdinand F. Rempel PIP g; ". Brehm J.
against : p. Falls TIP, Hook
John Shrader } ing Co, o
On the 22d day ofMay 1888, said Justice Is
sued an order of attachment In the above ac-
ton for the sum of Fourteen Dollars.
FERDINAND F. REMPEL.
Logan, o, June I'd 1888.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-06-09

LU(0AL NEWS.
ED. Il. WILSON, Cstv Editor.
The public schools closed on
Friday.
John F. White was in Athens
Tuesday.
MIR Dick Weitzell is In the city
this week.
Will Gould visited in Lancas-
ter this week.
Ward township votes on local
option to-day.
Judge Guthrie, of Athens, was
here Thursday.
Mr.. Thurness, of Swan, was q
Logan visitor Saturday.
Hon G. H. Buerhaus attended
the st. Louis Convention.
Mr.. Butler, of New Lexington
was in Logan Tuesday.
Capt. Sutphen, of Lancaster, is
visiting DR.. Raney this week.
Ned McManigal, of Columbus,
was in the city on Wednesday.
Henry Campbell of South
Perry, was in Logan on Friday.
John Rizer and wife, of South
Perry were in the city Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Thompson, of Nell
sonville, was in the city Saturday.
PROF. Burk was here with his
trained horses on Tuesday evening
last.
MIR. Van Curen, has opened up
first class grocery store in Gibson
vile.
Make arrangements to attend
the X. of P. picnic at this city on
July 4th.
james Weaver, of South Perry
made the DEMOCRAT a pleasant
call on Tuesday
Frank Rochester wears the
badge of the Logan Gun Club.
Eight birds.
1t is rumored that measures
are being taken to revive the sal
walton army.
Mrs A. H. Brooke gave pro-
gressive enchre party OH Monday
evening last.
About fifty persons went to
Nelsonville on the boat "Queen
City" Tuesday.
Pete Ogan has moved to Logan
to help build up the town.-Mc-
Arthur Enquirer.
Miss Emma Case, of the Colum-
bus Insane Asylum, is visiting re-
latives in this city.
David Lewis, Agt., for the Os-
borne Reaper and Mower, sold six
Machines yesterday.
The Misses Emma Floyd and
Jessie Collins returned from Gin
cinnati Saturday last.
About four thousand people
attended the picnic at Rempel's
Grove on Sunday last.
Miss Lizzie Hampton has gone
to Logan to spend the summer
New Lerington Argus.
Misses Blanoh Ambrose and
Fannie Bowen are spending a
week in Washington, G. H.
ED Montgomery, brakeman,
had bone shivered in his right
arm while making coupling this
week. m.
Miss Emma Ralston, Of Middle
port, is visiting in the city, the
guest of her sister Mrs. o. M. Pat
terSOn.
The Democrats held a jollifica-
ton here on Thursday evening
over the nomination of Cleveland
and Thurman.
The Misses Carrie and Rose
Zengler and Fannie Flautt, of Col
umbus, were the. guests of Miss
Flo. Wilson Sunday.
Mrs H. Groves, who has been
visiting in Logan the guest of Mrs.
James Patterson, returned to her
home in Columbus, Tuesday.
Miss Anna Barton, of the senior
class of the University here, is
visiting her former home friends
in Hooking county.-Athens Mes
senger.
The admission to "Andrew's
Raid" to be held at the Opera House
on Friday night will be SO, 25 and
is cents. Tickets on sale at Kess-
Ter Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02
Geuui Diamonds aud Solid Gold
Mntchca Ennmd In Trn.

The GioNy Tea Company, OF New York. have
opened q branch -.uEc go 40. llGl Main street.
Ihgl. teas ara packed I'm paper cans. Every can
contains som" article Of JrNctry, Such u> luiIrs.
and gents solid COLI limiting case IuwClgd
American watches. genuine a. muUi>, enc
raids, pearls, t'rqiuls" a't sapphire J"NC'ry In
-n.l settings and other articles of jyWolTy u'
ir', yaiIe. aIiuG twenty days those choice teas
viii Zoe . Ii uu 'Hugr merits, same price. same
Ir1.f'. sId I~at.uly. hui without 'hv lcwcIry.
Remember. We have uumr To- stay. This company
has adopted this method to advertise their choice
teas. Below I.u partial list Of Inc purchasers ~r
Tar. Every iNtcAasys mus not expect valuable
article
". B.. Howell HowcI House. found a genuine
~SC.ltul-u diamond ring i'm his can OF tea. John
Crawford, III Sixteenth street. found q ladies
solid gold item wind and set watch in lis tea.
Mrs.. john Rush, a. Market street. II L. Robin
son, shoe salesman " "a j.. W. Amiek. Main
Young, water assvsSoT, each found Il genuine
8 Hmuud ring in their cans Of tea. Miss Emma
-hNilgr. of Relltirc. paid SLIGO FOR II can, and on
opening IL found a ladies solid gold stem wind
set watch Henry Michel ST., gIG4 Main street.
got Il ruuluc ,'Iitgc diamond sud ia his can.
Vim. Mclaughlin. corner Twelfth ami Water
streets rt.t2Ur5ul, purchased two cans Of tea gL1
tDuIut q .uittart diamond ring III each. MIS-. kate
kIcyis, lILs Water street, and Miss Kate Nc
Donald. uoTgrr Main and Market streets, each
found solid gold rings in their cans Mr.. K.
Thomas, tlarksnuTg, found q rHtT OF genuine
solitaire diamond ear drops I'm her can Of tea for
wh en- She paid 81 uI. r. :. Norton. 2iUg Main
street aud kiChaGi +. Thomas, grocer at Ruyuv'S
coal works. each found genuine diamond rings
in their tea. Mrs. Col Chase. Market street. pur.
Chasrl>l Us cam, Of tea. for which size pait =. and
found iu ON can 20 genuine diamond ruby and
sapphire lG e. pin. and i'm auUtuur 20 genuine sol
i'llre diamond stud. Joseph NJ. Hamilton, Man
agtr flop 'lI coal uiUe BIS Main street, an!
Henry N.raa ! grocer. 900 Main II rel, each
found genuine diamond rings IN their
Caus of Tea. Mrs. Anna CLARK, JOB Huron
street. got one ut the same kind. F Z. stewart
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02
II GLASS STRIKE.
\ Probable settlement Ia View. According
to the Pitt~burg Papers.

4 Probable settlement Ia View. According
to the Pitt~burg Papers.
In reference to the Hint glass strike yes.
days Pittsburg Dispatch said:
A break in the ranks Of the glass manu-.
ircturers in the presSed-ware line, OSsan.
other effort to settle the lockout, is eX,
pected TO occur wit in a few days. An i'm.
pOytanJ meeting OF the manufacturers was
held yesterday at their rooms, ia the
Stevenson building, which continued until
almost 8 o'clock. None Of the manufaC-
turers would talk or admit that a settle,
ment wa probable.
About 3 O'Clock Mr.. II. Sellers Mckee,
Of Mckee X Co visited the h~eadquarters
OF the American Flint Glass Workers
Union, aud held "a long conference with
President Smith and Secretary Dillon.
The workers 10 the office at the time said
that either another conference was desired
or that the Mckryg were arranging 10 start
their factory. Mr.. Smith declined to give
the result OF the interview, but seemed con
ident that the trouble would soon be
settled.
Il was currently reported on the South
Side last night that the foundation for q
settlement Of the great flint glass lockout
had been reached. Mr.. Jenkiu Jones, OF
the manufacturers side OF the house would
say nothing about the situation when
questioned regarding yesterdays confer
The weekly strike allowance OF the idle
glaa workers has been cut down from =
per week TO - 80, and it Is reported that
dissatisfaction exists over this among
the men. The American Flint Glass
Workers Union has already paid out near
~ $500. 900 in strike r~clieis, hut claims il
can pay twice that, az in the Ohio Valley
strike the cost was nearly $50, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02
SHOWING EN- ROUND.
THE VARIED ANCSENENTS OFFERED THE
DELEGATES YESTERDAY.
Hundreds u them Remain IA the City to Visit the
Pars, or Make !ae Tour Of Our Indus
trial Establishments.

The city was well filled with strangers,
yesterday. About three hundred OF those
who were in attendance upon the Immi-
grafton Convention, remained over all day,
and put in the time in a very pleasant and
profitable manner, looking through the
large manufacturing and mercantile estab-
Hshments, OF in going ont to that enjoyable
place of resort, Wheeling Park. Last night,
on again gathering at their hotels, the Wis
itors n and all expressed themselves as
being mOIe than pleased with what they
mad seen and heard, and many declared
that they had been astonished as well as
gratitied al what they had witnessed dur
ing the day. 1t is entirely 2ate tOsay that
Wheeling has lost nothing by the atten-
tons which have been paid to these visit
ors, and that the time and trouble ex-
pended in their entertainment, will, like
bread cast upon the waters, be returned to
us after many days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02
IN 4 SMALL WAY.
Tho News % tho Day Poiut0diy Para
Crnphcd Tor Hasty Readers.

Tho News % ~" nay P"intNhiy fhrN-
Eraphcd Tor Hasty Readers.
The Council Committee on Health Is
called to meet this evening.
THE ice men have made the price OF con-
gesIed water the same as last year.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to
record by CLERK Hook yesterday.
THERE were t~wenty-eight marriage Ii
Ceuses issued last month by Clerk Hook.
TuaEE was but vi case before His
Honor yesterday morning. lie went to the
hill.
TOM HUI was arrested by Officer Dun
lap Wednesday evening for being dIsor-
derby.
A SPLENDID supper was given last even
ing by the ladies Of the Second Presby-
terrain Church.
THEIR will be a special religious service
II the Fourth Street NJ. f Church this
evening, led by Hon, q. W. Atkinson. All
ere invited to attend.
F. c. B~EUTENEEEG. OF Bellaire, should
address James T. Barnes x Co, Wheeling,
in reference to the information he desires.
The Globe Tea Company, OF New York,
have opened a branch store at ll5l Main
street, and by their attractive advertising
are doing ~ excellent business.
Ton LACY, the popular Gnisher Of the
! Central Glass Works, has purchased the
Little Orleans Saloon. Tom Is quite a ia
yorite aud has hosts OF friends everywhere,
Mrs. J.E. TRACY was arrested Wednes-
day afternoon by Constable Wier and
taken before Squire Manion, on a charge OF
keeping a house o, ili-iame. She was fined
$3.50.
WHEEItrG Lodge No. -. Z. ?. o. EIks,
Will give q grand social session at g. A K.
Hall, on Main street, Monday evening,
March d, at 9 o'clock. 4 pleasant time is
anticipated.
4 CATFISH weighing fifty pounds,
/ caught in the Ohio river AZ Hannibal, o.,
| is to De seen at T.. \. Moore's place, on
Tweuty-thIrd street. That is q dandy fish
and no mistake.
THE Wheeling Pottery Company adyer-
tIse that the plans aud Specifications for the
stone and brick work ON the new Ia Belle
Pottery Company can now be seen by con-
tractors 1t their office.
EMMETT WELLS was before Justice Ar
kle, yesterday, charged with being one Of
the chaps who assaulted James Ross, a Wis
itOr 70 the Reunion, at the corner of Alley
Cand Eleventh streets, on the night of the
2-th day OF august. A. the evidence was
not sufficient to hold him the Justice dis
charged him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02
POINTS On PKOPLE.
Movements Of CIt!sens and tho Coming
sud Going OF strangers.

Movement, Of CIt!=sns and tho ComiuS
and Going OF strangers.
$ f.. Roger and wife, OF PhIippi, were
here during the convention.
Miss Belle NcCabe has returned from
a pleasant visit TO Charleston.
Mr.. c. NJ Hart, of Clarksburg, stopped
OH AZ the couyeatiUn on his way home from
New York.
Mr.. Riley, Of the Voyage en- Suisse Co,
will star with that company next year, Mr..
Hanlon retiring.
The REGISTER had a pleasant call from
Mr.. StuaTd HirSchmau, OF ChIUlcst0wn,
Jefferson county, who was among the WISH
tors yesterday.
Dr.. and Mrs. John G. Hupp appropriate
Is celebrated their china wedding, yester-
dag evening, at their pleasant home on
Fourteenth street.
Senator Kenna, Mr.. F.. Il. Byrne, W. H.,
Thompson, Of Summers, and all the Berkc-
ley and Jefferson county visitors, left on
the 5.i5 O'Clock train yesterday.
Alexander Parks, Esq, of Martiusburg,
was one of the delegates from Berkeley.
Mr.. Parks Is oneof the substantial citizens
OF tho State, and certainly came a long
way to help along the progressive move
uIeut.
Daniel Lamb, Esq is lying at his home
on Chapliue street, very dangerously i'll,
and he was reported in a dying condition
Yesterday afternoon. His condition is so
serious that his son. Mr.. Gibson Lamb, has
been called TO his bedside from Kansas
city.
Dr. c. E. Robinson, the efficient yeter-
mary physician and surgeon, has decided
tn locate at Washington, ID. {. d.. Rob
iusou has been proyticing here for the past
sjN years. and during that time has dem
ouslrated himself 20 be q irst class doctor,
ami q perfect gentleman IA well. His
many friends here Will he glad 20 hear OF
him meeting with success in his new hsld
Of labor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02

This company appeared before a large
audience at the Grand Opera House, last
night, and gave a good performance. In
fact, thcinstrumental part of the perform
auce, is far ahead of other similar cOmpa-
MES that have appeared at this house. Scy.
eral new features were introduced, while
the dancing OF the Turkish Patrol was fine.
The entire company acquitted themselves
in good style, and the Grand is sure to do
a good business the balance OF the week.
The performance throughout is of a very
refined character. They appear again this
evening. Secure your seats early.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02

Hon, Gustave Brown, OF Charleston,
was the victim of a most unfortunate
accident, about twelve o'clock yesterday.
Mr.. Brown was n of a party Of several
gentlemen who had been on a visit TO
several South side industries, and
was on his way back up town in a
street car. At the crossing of the b. x O..
road, at Sixteenth street the rush of steam
from q locomotive frightened the nag in
the car, and in rearing around he stuck
one OF his boots through the glass of the
car window, driving the shattered glass
into Mr.. Browns face, iDllicting several
severe cuts. He was assisted to q neigh
boring drug store, where he received sur
gical aid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02
IN GOOD SHAPE.
AN IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF VICE PRESIDENTS
OF the STATE immigration and Development AsSocia-
tol-A Secretary Elected AID Other
Business Transacted.

In pursuance to previous arrangement,
the Board of Vice-PresideEts of the State
Immigra ton Association net in the recep.
ton room of the Mcclure House yesterday
morning at 10 O'CLOCK.
Those present were Mr.. G. B Hart.
President &C cgicio: First Senatorial dis,
trict, J. B. fancy; Second, J.. Ed Watson,
of Marion; Third, Thomas Moore jackson,
of Harrison; Fourth, W. F. Atkinson, OF
Wood; Fifth, H. C. FIesher, of Jackson
Sixth, j. NJ. Layne, Of Cabell; Seventh, b.
H. Oxley, OF Lincoln; Ninth, DR.. John P.
Hale, Of Kanawha; Eleventh, VIC. Brown,
of Preston; Twelfth, John A, Robinson, of
Mineral; Thirteenth, b. c. Washington, OF
Jefl-rsOn.
After some desult0ry talk, a motion pre-
vailed TO complete the organization by
electiug a permanent SECRETARY. MCssTs
B / Butcher, of Randolph county, and J.
3. fancy, Of Ohio county, were placed IN
nomination. Those vCtiHgfc fer Mr.. Butcher
were Messrs. fancy, Watson, Jackson, A.
kinson, Brown and Robinson. Those vOt-
ing for Mr.. fancy were MeSsls Flesher,
Layne, Oxley and Washington, Dr.. Hale
not voting
Mr.. Butcher, having received a majority
of the votes, was declared elected.
Various methods were then canvassed as
to the best plan Of carrying ont the resOlu-
tions adopted by the convention.
An Executive Committee o. Gve, consist
ing f three ce-Prcsideuts and the Presi-
dent and Secretary, was appointed, whose
duties were TO contract for printing, " liver
Using and other work required, auditing
claims and transacting any other business
that may come before them, and their mO.
rnrding, to be reporteiin full to the Board
If Nire-Pre;idenrs, three of the Executive
Committee to make a quorum. Tne Vice.
Presidents selected upon this committee
were MesSrs. }. Ed. Watson, Thomas
Moore Jackson and James b. fancy,
A resolution offered by Mr.. fancy was
adopted, directing the Vice Presidents to
solicit and organize auxiliary
societies in the counties composing their
several Senatorial districts. After come
additional discussion 4 motion prevailed
to adjourn, to mee,in Charlest wn, Jtller-
son county, May 81, ISIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02

The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks Office,
yesterday:
Deed made February %, lSsS, by
Andrew II. Patterson and wife, to Joseph
II. Wilson, for lots Nos. 3 and l3, near
Elm Grove. Consideration. Siuj
Deed made March !, ls-S, by Jacob
Ritz and wife, TO August Kargcs, for a
piece Of property on the extension Of
Tweuty-lourth street, nCar Wood street.
Consideration, $50.
Deed made February 10, lss-, by James
W. Wilson, ard others, to Ophelia c.. Pol
lack and Cecilia lost, for a piece OF land
in Richland district, containing lU2 acres
and ! poles. Consideration, So, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02

city in quest of the sights. These little
parties were generally headed by two OF
three members of the Reception Commit
tee, and many points of interest were Wis
tied in this way, among them being the
Central glass works, the pottery, Rey-
mann's brewery, the City Hall and Court
House, etc. The day was well spent, and
the delegates will 20 back home with a
w~ell-defned impression that this is q busy
little town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02
Thnnks tn Dan ClnLen..

At q meeting of the Kauawha delegation
to the boom convention, held at the
Stamm House March lst, it was unani-
mously
R,>ohtd, That the delegates hereby CON
vey to the Chamber of Commerce and citi-
zens Of Wheeling a hearty expression Of the
pleasure we have experienced in examining
various objects ef interest in and about the
city, and that 20 the citizens of Wheeling
generally and TO the proprietors of her va
riOus industries we tender our sincere
thanks for the kind attention shown us.
LSigned j. p. HALE, Chairman.
J. D. BAINEs, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02
\ sERIors
AIIttIc Boy Nearly Chops On one Of His
Brothers Legs

AILttIe Boy Nearly Chops on one Of His
Brother'~ Legs
Yesterday morning "a serious accident
occurred at the residences OF Mr.. Thomas
Rose, the foreman of the Eighth Ward hose
house, ~hicn narrowly escaped resulting
in the loss OF limb. During the morning
Eddie Rose. aged about eight years, went
out into the yard with hi, brother Richard,
aged ten years, and picking uo q newly
purchased axe began TO chop with it. His
brother was standing rlos- hy, and one of
the blows CHANGING from the loE, the blade
OF the axe struck Richard in the LETT leg,
between the knee and ankle, making a ter
rible cash.
DR.. Pipes was called, and with some diff
iculty succeeded in checking the flow OF
blood and sewing up the cut. The wound
is a serious one, but it is hopsd no danger
Gus results will follow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02

Reserved seats for James A.. HeIne'.
famous play, "Hearta Of Oak, which will
be presented at the Opera House Saturday
afternoon and evening" were put on sale at
Banners Music Store yesterday. This
piece has been one of the greatest dramatic
successes Of the age, aud will be presented
under the personal supervision Of the
author. 1t is pronounced as a wholesome
play, superbly mounted and maglif Gently
acted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02
Wheeling, March /. l@Ss.

THE March Century is now on sale at
Stanton x Davenport's. Among the val
liable leading features are IN deliberately
illustrated article on The Home Ranch, "
additional chapters of EgG.eston's serial,
''The Graysons the conclusion Of Cables
"Au Large a section OF the history OF
Abraham Lincoln, THE Call to Arms, -
and Col Roses Tunnel at Libby Prison" "
a production Of absorbing interest, nicely
illustrated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02
Tic CIuh to Organize,

4 meeting of the stockholders OF the
new social club will be held at the club
rooms in the Rodgers Block on Main
street, this evening, at 100 o'clock, and
a full attendance is earnestly requested, as
it is the intention to perfect organization
by the election of officers and the transaC-
ton of such other business as may come
up. Over 5000 has been subscribed, and
the club is in a splendid condition fiuan-
cially. The apartments have been rented
for the year, and they will be furnished at
once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-02
AVERY MEAN LIE NAILED.
The Proceedings of the Ohio Count,
Boom" Delegation,

inc proceedings OF the Ohio County
Boom Delegation,
WHEELING, w. Va, March 1, lsss.
70 the Editor o'He Regs'cr.
DEAR SW:-The statement in the Intel
Egracsr to day that Chairman Pendlcton,
in spite of IAN uproarious storm of noes, "
declared Mr.. Caldwell q member of the
Committee on Permanent Organization, is
q malicious and unqualified falsehood. Mr..
Caldwell and five other gentlemen were
placed in nomination for that position.
The names Of all were withdrawn
save that OF Mr.. Caldwell. Mir. Caldwclrs
being the only name before the delegates,
a motion was made that he he nominated
by reclamation. This was carried, and
the chair so decided. II there were AM
noes they kept themselves in obscure
hiding. Mr.. Hubbard was nominated hy
lgclam1,ion, and the chair SO decided. The
assertion that MI. Wise defeated Mr..
fancy, is also false. Mr.. fancy declined
TO he a candidate, was not voted Tor, and
earnestly advocated the election of Mr..
Wise. The writer knows otuO rCa on why
such wi.itul and malicious talsehoods
should have been invented.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN o. PENDLErON,
Chairman Of Delegates for First Senatorial
District.