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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09
TRADES ASSEMBLY.
IMPORTANT MEETING HELD YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
at Which officers are EIectsi-Tbe Feeder Nailsrs
Taken Ia by the Old Nailers-A Glass Meet
lIg-Deegates 70 Leave

The regular meeting Of the Ohio Valley
Trades Assembly was held yesterday after
noon in their hall a Market street, and
some rather important business was trans.
acted, among which was an election OF Off
GERS to serve the ensuing six months.
The meeting was very largely attended
and great deal of interest was manifested
in the matters coming up for consideration.
One of the most important matters pre-
scented to the body was the strike o. the
hands i'll the heating department of
the RellaiIe mill, which has been
on for some time, and which has caused q
great deal OF discussion. The question
was discussed in all its bearings, yester-
day, and the points under dispute were
referred to the District officers of the
Knights Of Labor aud the Amalgamated
/ Association Of Iron and Steel Workers, iOc
adjustment. 1t is also understood that
I 4 c. Carleton, a menher OF the General
Executive Committee, Knights OF Labor,
will be here i'll the near future to iUyesti.
gate into the trouble at the Brilliant.
/ A resolution was offered favor
ing the Union Bridge project, and
asking that the ordinance be
changed so a. to provide for foot pas
sage over the bridge The resolution was
laid over until the next meeting, when
the whole project will be fully aud thor
Oughly discussed. Some OF the members
wanted a special meeting called for this
purpose, but it wus decided TO postpone Il
until the next regular meeting Gleat III
| tcrest is being manifested among the work,
inGmen regarding the bridge, and all are
heartily in favor Of It.
Some other business of less importance
was also transacted ani the A4Sembl y
went into an election Of officers which IT.
suited US follows
President--John CurCOran, Of Local
Union ~ ., 4 F. q. W. L.
Vice = esiieut Richard Robertson, Of
Prosperity Assembly No. lj5l.
Secretary Ehmann, of Prosperity
Assembly No 1851.
Trca urer--J. 4 Wood, o! Carpenters
Brotherhood
Truslee-William Wagner Harmony
Assembly No. 1865
The newly elected officers made their
little 81 eeches, thanking the Assembly for
the honor conferred upon them, anu after
they were duly Installed the meeting ad-
iOumed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09
IlIR NnIlrrn MrII.

For soue time hacl; there has been a
great deal OF talk among nailers as to the
ACCESSIBILITY OF taking the feeder nailers
into their organization, and while many
OF them favored il, Others objected. \
meeting was called icr yesterday morning
at Trades Assembly Hall, and quite a
number of representatives of the various
lodges in the city were present. Nothing
much could be- learned If the proc ed
iug,, but ore Of the men,
bers stated that after fully considering III"
matter it had been decided to accept the
lecdeT-naiIcrs as members Of the Amaira-
mated Association lodges, and a. yesrrr-
days meeting some fifty Of them were
formally admitted rs members. All OF
these lcedeF-nailrrs, with the exception Of
two, who were from the Top Mil, are en-
ployes OF the Riverside La Belle and Eel.
mont factories 1t is also understood that
on Tuesday mex al! the feeder nt!!er4 in
the city who desire to IJiu with the old
uaileTs will be taken intG the organization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09
THE SUNDAY REGISTER.
Contents of Yesterdays Issue, Local anu
Telegraph

Telegraph
prosnect. br,rbt for the Building of The
new plate glass works, and men OF mears
interested in the project THE Riverside
nail factory closed down indefinitely. The
forge department and steel plant also
closed down. number VT Wheeling
glassworkeys leaving Tor Fostoria and other
points
The rumar that The Citizens Street
Railway and tue Electrical line had con
solidated, uEioundrd. The Linden steel
Company, OF PittshurA signs the AmaIga-
mated scale Tor 49, jones x I.aughiin
eypected TO do the sane. Trouble feared
at East Liverpool. because nf tn. Importa-
ton of POO Italians TO work on the {. * p.
railroad Miscellaneous industrial notes.
Bethany College receives a subscription
of 8. 600
Extensive improvements ale being made
at the postohire.
Two transfers OF reai estate, one by James
4. Henry aud wife 10 B0ari Of + iucalion for
lot - and part Of on Maryland and
North RroadwaT, Island consideration,
81, $50. Aler McCully and wife to James
d McCully iur nil inieres, III estate Of
Alex McCuliy deceased, consideration.
$500
installation of officers of Alpha Lodge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09
PeaCe ON Earth

Awaits that countless army II martyrs, whose
-aDys are constantly recruited from the vjntiut
Of nervousness and nervous diseases. The price
the boon IS & systematic course o! Hostctter'
stomach Biuers the finest and most genial oitoni'
zCrviues, pursued win reasonable persistence
Easier. pie santer and safer this than To swash
he victuslling department with pseutotonlcS,
alcoholic .or the reverse, beef extracts. nerve
foods narcotics. seiatves and po!>Ons in dis
puise Tired Natures sweet restOrer. balmy
Seen. Is the prOyilential recuperant Of weak
nerves and this glorious franchise icing usually
he consequence OF sound digestion and increased
vigor. the great sIOmachic which insures both IS
nr0ductive also Of rep0Sc ~ the required time.
Not unrsfreShci awakeus the individual who
uses il. but vigorous. Ciea- headed and Tranquil.
Use the BiiierS also il fever aud agua, RI una
tism. kidney troubles. constipation and bilious
ness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09
"ALADDI =
The Great Spectacular Production To
Night.

Manager Ellslcr's wonderful spectacular
play, "AladdiD, or the Wonderful Lamp,
will be produced 1T the Opera House 20
night, for the first time in Wheel.
ing. and it will he put on
in it's entirety aud with all its Gorgeous
scenery and effects. There i number OF
grand Dglle,5 with = all corps pi pretty
ballet girls, led hTa famous premiere dan
seuse. The music is beautiful and every
thing Il presented Plaza Of gor-
geous elegance never before Cqualled in
the city. This il all attraction that ia sure
to draw, and company may expect to play
to packed house tonight. The piece will
he repeated TO morrow night. Seats are on
slla gt Banners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09
The GIasswurkcrs.

4 meeting Of Local Union No. >, A. f.
G. ". Union, waa held in McLain's Hall:
yesterday atlcrGuon, to decide = certain
point in tue controversy now existing be
tween the Union and the Central glass
works. The meeting was short ana moth
ing Of Importance was transacted except
tbs settlement Of the point mentioned.
A reporter met a prominent glassworkeT.
LOST evening, and asked him il there vas
auy thing rev regarding the Central mat
ter
- 30, " said he, I'VE are not conducting
/ that business at all. 1T is all being done
/ by tie National Union, and OF course, While
"" know all about what is going On. there
/ is nothing to give to the public. think it
is better to keep such matters out OF the
papers until something definite is done,
because il only agitates matters to keep
them before the public all the
| time, and then some en0rs Green
into the paPega that are liable
10 place either side in wrong light before
the public. Matters may he brought into
some definite shape in week or Sd and
chen il will be time 10 give them out.
wish To cay also that as far ~ there being
any bitterness on either side is concerned,
there is simply nothing in it, The best
OF feeling exists between the ruanumctur-
els aud men and il tney cannot come to
-uln, amituble agreement, we will have to
go where we can get work. We propose TO
do and want TO do everything in our
power that is reasonable 10 make q settle
ment, because we have our families here
and some Of us our property, ana We do
not want to PACK up aud leave, but We
uannop atay here in idIeness. lfno agree
ment is reached by the first or middle OF
February We will be compelled TO accept
what is offered us at other points, and we
have some very good offers. think every
business man and every citizen should feel
apersOnal interest in 4 question ct this kind
and use their influence, if possible, 10 bring
about satisfactory settlymeat and the
newspapers ought 20 do tue same thing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09

T,.s lea, saive in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price - CSnts per box.
For sale by Logan d 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09
West Virginia stree, Ea-,
.Where uVgur hoie "a. GDrft
ENhrrp gasoline cal sat

.Where uVgur hoie "a. GOrgt
fWhcrr gasoline cal sat
Mr.. Burt said
lust about four o'clock was awakened
very suddenly from q sound sleep by some
thirg | know not what raised up in
ms bed. which stands in the corner Of thu
back rOom, and saw that apparently the
whole ct the back porch was i'll flames. |
Jumped out OF ned aud ran out on the porch,
at the same time calling for ms mother,
Who sleeps in the second story. -
opened the door onto the porch, | saw the
gasoline can developed IN flames, and
realizing that It might explode IN mo-
ment, I hesitated for a second or two a. to
what | should do. Ii occurred to me,
however. that possibly | might be able TO
get nj the can before it took tire, aud
grabbing it by the sPigOt and one
handle. / lifted it from the box,
and rolled It asrosS the door. There
was burning oil on the outside ~ II, but !
soon beat ont the blaze. Just then bother
ran down stairs, crying fire told her
10 help me, and beUweel us we managed to
yet the fire on the floor and wall out ny
throwing water on it and beating It with
brooms. etc. The woodwork had caught
very nicely, aud am satisfied that IN two
minutes more the gasoline would have eN-
ploded. aud then it would have been 4
homeless task 10 have attempted to save
the house. and probably both NV mother
and myset, you'd have been burned 10
death. |. was ahou. I've o'clock when we
got thinss Strengthened up. ssw the OF.
on the porch tl0cr. aud soon after found
the auSur hole in trout then informed
Officer l.ukeEs Of the matter and
he went to work. BY noon he was
in a position to act, ami swo.s CIT a war
rant FOR Mr. Falloure think he SG:
this solely EgGn the evidence he had ar-
ouirri. While ~ work during the morn
inc. know OF no object MI. Falloure
ronId have for wishing 10 destroy the
hpilding and my stock, unless 1t might
GROW out of feeling Of business rlyaIy
between myself and his sons. have had
no recen, trouble with him. "
When Oficer Lukens made an eNau'-
nation Of the premises during the early
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09
MEMS RrpBERs 80 cents at Haserauer's
LADIES RUHRERs p ceEtG at
II. CRY ,t-gp'.
POINTS On rEoPLE.
wovemSuts ot CitItonS Nod the unminR
ard Doing OF Strangers,

nrd Doing OF Strangers,
The Frances Bishop Company, "Mugg'a
Landing, " is at the Mcclure.
Mr. Arthur X Tnorne, popular young
gentleman OF ClarksburE, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Ellsler and Mr..
Harry EllsIer, are at the McLrre. They
came in with the Aladdin Company last
night from Columbus, ami had tough
time, wreck delayed them four hOuis at
one station.
Messrs. T. NJ. Jackson and John p.
Hart, left for Parkershurg over the Ono
River road yesterday. They cane % -
tend the Martins Terry water works celc.
brat.Cu, and were much pleased with what
they saw.
Miss Lucie S Hart, who ha1 been the
guest of Miss Florence OFT, on North Main
Street, and Miss Minnie GilchTlst at
Leatherwood, for week past, returned
home Saturday evening, much to the re-
rret of her many friends in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09

The delegates from the various Assem-
blics Of the Knights of Labor will leave to-
day tor Kryser, w. Va to attend the
State Assembly, which meets in that place
tomorrow. From Garfield Assembly Ne.
l72l the delegates ARE Conrad WaSseman,
Charles lTildebrand and Valentine frank.
They leave this morning. sir. WaSsemnn
is Worthy Foreman Of the State Assembly
and noes in his official capacity.
From Prosperity Assembly No. 1851 the
delegates are NJ. f. Moran and ,IOhp
Ebmann, and they leave this evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09
pRonIBrrIoN MASS MEETING,
Capital Rink. All Day Thursday Next and
Evening.
~. o., g,,..,..f urs,lipg.

r, Pho Cri,sl,of Wbs.!ug.
IN view OF the fact that constitutional
ai,,tuI.,cul prohibiting the manufacture anu
sair uf spiriluo,., aud malt lguDTS Hs beverage
within the limits OF Wet ,lrInn. has been
submitted 'u the votes NJ the S,u- iGr 'e'n.h
ton ur rejection. and will be- passed upon ia the
mouth ot November ISIS, and hcheVlng That All
..~~Du> who favor morality, Sohreiy, cuNruu"ii,
trligirn auf .t"g! citizenship will support sand
Amendment AT tle polls. and believing luTlhcr
that no effective or substantial WORK 'tu hu
successfully dome Wl,huv. ufEAnIihlou, va
Therefore, favor holding public mass meeting
at the Capital Rink nthr llth day OF January,
m the uitY eft Wheeling tor The Purfu'c OF organ
ilIug uu uualruomiuI'iOnll. uou.p7rti>t Al move,
mcut that Will bring together uuu common pat
form al, Of our citizens VINO NEor the RATIFICATION
ufsRiI amendment AMI We, whose names are
narctg amended. issue such call for the day AMI
at the piar. Aforesaid, and we hey all gCni Ciii,
gems To- consider tnir stIa. question and attend
said meeting
F Irnes P.c,ld uE Elder OF Wheeling lis
trirt NJ F. DRYDEN, pastOr of North street VI. f.
Church. David A. Cunningham. pastor of First
p~a~hyl-riHu Church. George ". crimes, pastor
-fM T. Church. William H. Cook. pastor Sec.
ond tIesh.teri.u I.nrrh. l.. K. S"3Ir, i hS,"' o'
St Matthew $ 7. T. H.-s-5 l. Mr'ture' pas
tor e. T. Church Nm. q EtheinEr,, gSs."T o.
ChUyliuc street Il r. Church. tlIT.SS IrGua.
cnaL pu>tl- Of German VI. F.thurch; K +. ltSI-
tnlph. pastor OF Fourth street NJ. r. SnuL.u, !.
Gibson can't. Rector %! -. Ldhgs 7. r. church,
Island pr. VI. Sc>~i"r. pastor 81 thc Hebrew con
gveg4l.uu. Prov .t"urc. x. !. J. l. "aiWHy, VI. l..
Church TriadcIplia G.. h. Graham, Zane street
II = church. p J.. Ash, Wesley VI. r. Church.
KEY ( Reed pastor simpson VI. + Churrh. 4.
l. jordan pastor Fu9 Eapgis; Church. J.. J..
stewart. pastor VI. T. Church, NOund5yiilG, -. q
skinner. pastor \. VI. F. Church. W. Wit King,
pastor Beuu col n + Church e. T. Leathcrby,
pastor Fulton Circuit: Doruhla,er. pastor
FIRST English Evangelical Lutheran church.
william Sparsn y. ". Beck. !. Melvin Richards,
Clarence : Ir"tu, q. W. Atki. son, !. NJ C.ous'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09

d. A. Bradford Wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he WIS
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on MS lungs; had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. did 50 and wes entirely cured
by use OF a fcw bottles Since which time
be has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience Of thousands whose lives have
been saved ny this wonderful discovery,
THal bottle free at Logan q Coz Drug
stnrr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09
DIR Louis $40 Health :, na.

They are equal TO i'll! - suoe for dHra'
bllitY aGd wear Every pair warranted,
at Hasenauer's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09

ss-Pcr~ouS desiring TsE REGIS
TER served as their homes can secure
tt By postal card, Trquc~t, or oraer
through telephone. where delivery
IL irregular, please make Immediate
complaint 10 the Office.
Ne have now ON exhibit the largest
,tur Of Fall and winter WoOIenS ever
oIaeed for inspection ia our city,
1hIch wiII be mad" mp first class at
reasonable prices.
Also full Hue Of our Celebrated
znitrI Jackets lust received.
HESS a SONS,
1891 Market street..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09
Cnlumbus end Rrtnrn vim. Is. 40.

To parties desiring TO attend the Inau
guratiCn of Gov. Foraker at Columbus, O.,
January 9th, the B. x o will sell round
trip tickets at the low rate of one cent per
mile in each direction. Tickets good two
DAYS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-09

Ls.aoonSCo .sI dry goads ths eheapest:
The Republican journal., 1888-07-05
Senator Edmunds on the Political Sit
uatinn.

In an elaborate article in the Forum for
July Senator George +. Edmunds will review
the present political situation. lie points out
the reason why lIe is Republican. and in Ell
feet constructs political platform for this
campaign. He goes over the history of the
two parties, and shows that the two principal
facts i'll Democratic history are a tendency to
free trade and responsibility for the rebellion;
and he recalls the criticism made of Republi-
can government hy the Democrats four years
ago-that Republican administrations had been
corrupt: and the chief promise of the Demo-
crat>-that there should be honest civil SER
vice reform. The Republican service has not
been found corrupt, and practically all Repub-
iican office holders lave been replaced by Dem
ocratS.
The principles and aims of the Republican
Party are thus put by senator Edmunds:
~ 'The fullest defense and promotion at
AL times and in all places of equal political and
civil rights Of citizens of the United States
(2) so aid in the increase of public educa-
ton by generous grants Of money from the
common treasury"
CD ITO revise the details and correct the in
cGualitic> that may exist in the custom laws
upon the broad and fundamental basis always
OF the constant protection and encouragement
OF every American production, every Ameri-
can industry and every American laborcr.'
~ TO diminish cXuberant revenues by the
reduction or abolition of internal taxation"
(1) TO suppress and eradicate the debauch-
cries of the civil service"
The Republican journal., 1888-07-05
Ills tptsefp sato that there

be Organs and Organs.
There be those that are Or
gans in name alone; there be
others that are cen Organs
in truth. Reckon not in fair
Boosting thou hast bought
an Organ till it doth verify
appear. There be two ways
in the which twill out. An
it have the name of EsTEy
on the face, It's not only a
true Organ thou hast ta'en
to thysclf, but one that shall
have exc proper value in
the bye and bye. An it
bear net EsTEY as its maker,
thou shalt give to it great
tests. Mayhap to thee it
seemeth true. Fen if SO
it appear, vaunt not thyself,
lest what thou hast t0-duy
be not possessed Tor long
abiding.
". C. FUTILE, Agent, Belfast, Ne.
-
The Republican journal., 1888-07-05
Ny Wayward Bark.

Why should change my proposed course,
Or anchor drop at summons hoarsc
Of friends upon the shore?
While conscience still the rudder guides,
Through quicksand's pool through shifting tides
Why should you ask for more?
! do not even hold the power
That guides my bark in dangers hour
Amidst the sea rocks lonely.
When have lifted ready hands
To tide it over dang rous sands,
Or DER the wild waves lonely,
l found to me no power was given,
All strength and guidance comes from heaven.
Not to my will
My bark was steered, for stronger hands
My course has driv'n to stranger lands
Through storms of ill.
And yet, through all the fading light,
Through all the darkness and the night
have not feared.
| knew that to some brighter haven
My hayward bark was wildly driven,
And gladly nearcd
The still receding, far-oT shore,
Where heavenly sunlight ,liifted DER
Savannahs bright.
And music, softly falling there,
Filled all the list'ning ambient air
With delight.
And SO my bark drifts to-day,
Through daylight glow and twilight gray,
Ger frothng wave.
And waiting here, sad eyes raise,
And look with ever longing gaze
Beyond the grave.
Marguerite de Fleury
The Republican journal., 1888-07-05
Business Interests in the Campaign.

A prominent Bos ton business man and large
importer, who voted for Mr.. Cleveland four
years ago, and went wild with enthusiasm when
he was elected, was heard the other day eX-
pressing his hope that the Republicans would
make good nominations at Chicago, and Gecar-
ed that if they did so they would elect their
candidates. Surprise being expressed at these
sentiments, he went on to say that there were
great many business men, Democrats like
himself. who felt in the same way, and avowed
their sentiments freely. With the Republicans
! in power. he added. the country would be sure
of a conservative Administration. The Repub-
leans always had principles. and people know
what to expect from them. The Democrats on
the other hand, had no definite policy. They
had just enough power to unsettle everything
and demOraliZe business interests. but moi
enough TO accomplish any positive results.
Four years more of a Cleveland administration
would mean continued uncertainty and harass-
ing doubt which would paralyZe business en-
terprise. Boston journal.
WHAT Ais Yoy"' You don't know: Then
why don: you try W41RNER'S SAFE
CTRE:' Oh, my Kidneys are all right. "Are
they" fou perhaps don't know that CON-
SUMP TON, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM,
STOMACH DISORDERS, MALARIA, CHILLS
AND FEVER AND AGUE, HEADACHES,
LIVER DISORDERS, IMPAIRED EYE SIGHT,
CONS1 PATTON, Assesses, ERUP-
TONS, IMcOTtNCY, LAVE BACK. LUM-
BAG0, BOils, CARBUNCLES, aud. among
women. FEMALE COMPl ANTS prevail most
| y among people who. like yourself. insist that
| they have no kidney disease. They have and
| don't know it. You will never get well of the
| above and countless other common disorders,
which would never prevail if the Kidneys were
all right, unless YOU restore the unsupported
di>ordered Kidneys by that great blood tonic
and purifier.
" NER'.S SAFE CUR f..
The Republican journal., 1888-07-05
Signs of a Flood.

The signs OF Il heavy tlocd are looming up
from all quarters of the horizon. If the signs
ito lot fail. the coming storm will leave the
Free Trade ard tariff for-revcnue party In Il
condition very like that Of the Free-Trade dog
described by Mr.. Reed in his recent speech
''the wettest. the >ckest. tie na,ti,st, the most
muttonic>s dog that ever swain ashore" The
latest sign is found in a letter from one Of the
interior counties Of Kentucky, and 1t is unnls-
taxable. The writer says:
Il was raised jackson Democrat, have
voted for ten presidents, and never voted for :.
Republican president in all my life. but if the
Democrats adopt Cleveland's views Oh the
tariff question at st. Louis, | shall certainly
vote for Republican this time. am one OF
those farmers that the Mills bill is trying to
help along hy making wool. sugar, hemp and
flax free. l say the farmers are not looking at
it in that light in this section. and next Nov
embcr's election will show it.
Il say, away with all such assistance TO
farmers. Farmers clubs all over this section
of country are down on the Mills bill and are
passing strong resolutions against it, and these
are composed of Democrats and Republicans.
Please let me hear from you soon. Send he
some documents at once and greatly oblige.
Your FRIEND -.'
'P. 5. Our Representative is more for
Cleveland Democracy than the good Of his
people, and we will remember him.