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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-02
DEMOCRATS WILL CLOSE.

w. L. Wilson win Present the Case Of the
People At Weston Saturday.
Special TsleorGm 70 Uss REGISTER.
WESTON, W. VA, November 1.-This
was big day for the Republicans here,
and the last of the season. The little god
argued the case for the defense to crowd
not exceeding seven hundred, one hun
dred of which came over from Buckbau-
non and about forty from Clarksburg and
along the line of the railroad.
The Democrats, however, will close the
argument and the case will be handed TO
the jury on Saturday next, to be decided
on the sixth. The counsel for the plsint-
iff. the people, will be Hons. w. L. Wilson
md T, Q. Weeks, Of Maryland. The crowd
on Saturday will exceed the one Of to-day
by at least two thousand. A grand parade
and toIc hight prOsssion will ba the or
der of the day and the oratory will be the
finest and best delivered here during this
campaign.
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THE DISTRICT FLOODED
With Doodle, and Secret Workers Against
Wilson Busy.

with Doodle, and Secret Workers Against
Wilson Busy.
New YORK, November IA Harper 9
Ferry dispatch 20 the World says of the
political situation in West Virginia: The
Republicans have abandoned all hope Of
carrying anything in this State except the
Legislature, aud ~ an evidences of this
they have sant word al along the line to
"trsde of every candidate except for Leg.
:slatu c. We want the Legislature. The
usxt Senator from West Virginia must be
q Republican. The truth is, they never
bad a possible chance of success on
their National or State ticket. All Their
talk was bluff aud buster. GOff has hsd
several iont discussions with Congressman
Wilson, but he hiss not attempted or pre-
terded t. answer one of Mr.. Wilson's ques-
tions, or u follow him on the tariff, but
Instead, has made Fourth-C fully speecht S
and talked American eagle. he has made
wild, reck lass, rnfounded statemc ats,
trusting 10 the ignorance of people to be-
lieye them, or to the want of Opport lnisy
by the Democrats to contradict and dis
prove item. His methods ale Blaiue's
methods. Some of Ei5 assertions in this
campaign are absolutely astounding, ard
his statistics" amazing, as, for example,
that the Dsmocratic tar Il of 1916 brought
wages down to psuperism; wheat sold for
37| cents a bushel, horses for $45 head
and q good cow for SIS.
Chairman Quay has his heart set upon
beating Wilson for Congress. Mr.. Wilson
hes done much for the cause for tariff re'
form, and all through this campaign be
has spoken like o statesman. Money will
bs poured into this, the Second Congress
s onal District, from now until the day OF
election, and M stone will be left unturn-
Ell. Steve Elkius is woI king like bfaver,
especially along the line Of the West Viz
rinia Central railroad. In Berkeley, the
a 'ioiI ing county, an agent" paid SO q
diy aCd (Xpensts, is workiog "on the
Quiet" l tried 10 get his name for the
World, and found that he was Jones one
day and Smith the reNt.
N-ver IN the history of the State have
the Republicans fought more desperately.
Having no Issue against President CleVe-
lands patriotic and pure Administration,
they have not hesitsted to invent issues
aud spread abroad false and unfounded as
sertions to deceive and hoodwink the work
| ippmeu.
Ths Democrats, on the contrary, have
spoken from the record. They have moi
ent out a single document thst contained
other thsn solid truths, whereas the he
publicsns have not only scattered lies an6
d:lugAd tie Stats with forged ''extrscs
from British pspsrs, but they have shame
fully abused the frsnking privilege. Bun
dies stamped "public dOcuments, " paris
of the Congressional Record" under Coil Z
and Quay 3 frank were received from Wa'h
iupton by the thousand, when in reality
they were no more entitled TO free trans
mission in the mails than their soilet
linen. II has already been shown nov
he Gas staff has been shipped under In
franks of these two members of the & y
p. Since then. they have stop ped the pub
| lie document business.
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The Englishmen Howl.

LONDON, November 1.-The 81. James
Gazette, referring to the action Of the
United States Government in the case of
Lord Sackville, says
"It would be most creditsble to English
good sense if Secretary Bayard's insolence
Is treated with contempt. The American
eagle is a.scree chin. Let him screech. We
are rot exactly prepared to send ironcltas
10 Long Island because Mr.. Bsysrd is Otit-
rae eously offensive. Respectable Ameri-
cans, who stand in neither with Mr.. Cleve-
land nor Mr. Harrison, are nearly as much
disgusted with the stfair as Englishmen
are."
The Pail Nail Gazette expresses the hope
that the ire OF the Democratic re-pullers
is now assusgei. Mr.. Cleveland could do
no more without throwing Lord Sackville
into jail. What lily business it is ell
through. The British consolation is that
the folly OF President Cleveland eclipses
Lord Sackyille's indiscretion.
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ANOTHER TRAP.
Am Attempt to take Fisk In even as Sack
VILE WAS

Am Attempt to take Fisk In even as Sack
VILE was
NEW YORK, October 31.-The Voice
CPiohibition organ publishes letter from
John L. Hoover" dated Pomona, Cal,
Aueu t %, addressed to @. B. Fisk, Pro-
hibitiou candidate for president, stating
that the vote in Cslifornis will be close;
that Harrison is likely to carry the state
unless some of the Prohibitionists change
their votss, and asking which it is prefer
able 10 defeat, Harrison or Cleveland.
The writer processes to think that Harri-
son should bs defeated, and that Pfohibi-
lionists should vote secretly for Cleveland.
General Fisk did not fall into the trap.
He referred the letter to Chairman Dickie,
of tie Prohibition national committee, who
replied that there was but one course for
Pfohib;tit n ists to pursue, namely, to vote
,h.ir own ticket regardless Of who might
be elected or defeated.
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THE WORK OF DOODLE
By Marion Repuhltcsns-rheir Greasy
Footsteps Plainly Seen.

BY Marion Rspuhlicsns-rheir Greasy
Footsteps Plainly Seen.
S,sesG TSlS0rdm 20 ne Re1iSr.
PAIRNoST, November 1.-Marion eouu-
tvs share Of the Radical corruption fund il
10 v being distributed throughout the diff
fsrent districts in large quantities by the
local managers, the evident intention bsips
the defeat of VIM. L. Wilson for Congress
and members of tie House Of Delegates The
Democrats are wide awake, and are onto
their every movement. Democrats sIe
being approached by certain merchants N
the town with offerings Of clothing. boots
or g-cc:ries if they will vote q portion Of
ths Radical ticket. But these "boodlers'
are bSine ShsdoVed, and it will not be sur.
prisiug if arrests fellow. This county is
literally oysr-run with these ''hselsFs," Of:
fsring mo1ey snd all kinds Of Inducements
for votes or 10 trade.
In spits of all, look out for good show
ing f,om old Marion.
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asm. The Democrats have caught on 10
the movement made by the Republican
Finance Committee, composed entirely of
white men Notwithstanding the negro
makes pine-tenths of the Republican
vote ofths county, who are trying to use
money with the white voter, but they
have been repulsed and reported to the
leading Democrats of this county. The
Democrats are organized thoroughly. Their
committees at every precinct have made
arrangements to get out the vote, and after
a canvass Of every house they put the
Democratic majority at 1, 400. W. L.
Wilson, candidate for Congress in this
District, will 90 orer ], 400 majority. Sew
eral Republican farmers have declared for
Wilson on account Of his record. Jeffer-
son county Democrats claim they will 60
shead of old Hampshire this election and
are working with a will. Never in the
history of the county have the Democrats
been so aroused.
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AFRAID OF INDIANA.
Mr.. BIddIe Dlsheartened by the Apathy OF
workIngmsn in the State.

Mr.. BIddIe Disheartened by the Apathy OF
worklngmsn in the State.
PITTsBURG, Pa, November 1.-Cadwal-
sdar Biddle, of Philadelphia, passed through
the city last night on his return home from
indianapolis. Mr.. Biddle said that while
be was in the city he was informed that
the State was Republican, but going over
the road to Cincinnati he felt dittle dis
heartened at what the trainmen told him.
They feel that Harrison is not with them;
that he is too much of an aiistCccat for his
own good.
Mr.. Biddle understood that this feeling
against Harrison WAS common among the
workingmen all through Indians.
In the Southern part ofthe HCosier State
the DemCcrstic meetings were largely at
tended while the Republican blowouts
were tame aft .irs in comparison. Mr.. Biddle
was not confident of Indiana by any
means.
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WHEEIMG W VA FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER O. 1888.

only see that it is husbanded
and made to produce results I rely on
you to advise your precinct correspondents
and urge thsm unIemittingly to constant
efforts from now until the polls close and
the result is announced officially. We
will fight for fair election here if neces-
sary. The rebels and copperheads can't
steal this election from rs, ss they did in
1884, without some one getting hurt Let
every Republican do his whole duty, and
the country will pass into Republican
hands never to leave it, trust. Thank
ing you again for your efforts to assist me
in my work, I remain, yours sincerely,
WILLIAM W. DUDLEY.
Please wire me result in principal pre-
circts and counties.
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To Down Our Brilliant Young Con-
gresham.
HIS DISTRICT WILL BIZ FLOODED
With Republican Doodle and Re-
peatsrs.
GIVEN UP ALL OTHER HOPE
And Will Concentrate Their Efforts on the
Second District and Lsgislsture--VOterS
Waming---Will You be Bought?
Will Doodle Win the Contest?

EVERY day it is ecOning clearer that
there is an organized effort on foot to de.
feat the reelection of Hop. WIN. l.. WILL
SON. The monopolists and oyer-protected
money bags have marked him for their es-
pecial victim because he he's bsen their
most dangerous enemy, in the battle for
the people and the peopls's rights. Money
is being poured into his district by the
thousands of dollars. Plans of wholesale
bribery have bsen already unesrthed.
The instructions have gone out
to sacrifice everything in order
20 beat WM. L. WILSON and elect Re
publican Legislature, and no means will
b, too base or too corrupt to he used in COM
passing these ends. The kilograms below
throw throw some additional light on
this schems OF Wholesale bribery. Will
the reoole Of the Second district be
warned? The purity of their ballot is in dan
ger. Their most sacred tight is iuperilled.
The time is short. Let them hunt down
these corruptionists bafore election day,
and if they persist the lookup and the pea
iteutisry is the place for their continued
labars.
The eyes OF the whole country ara on the
Second distric' Tee defeat Of WM. L.
WILSON by the corrupt forces that are now
arrsysd against him would be national
1ncS
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Political Points,

New York Republicans are preparing
for big business mems parade Satur.
day.
Five thousand dollars to 81, 900 was the
bsst offer for bets that Cleveland men
could get in New York city yesterday.
The Republicans of Connecticut will
have a grand blowout at Naugstuck Fri
day. James G. Blaine will be the center
OF attraction.
The Dsmocrstic business man Of New
York city have unanimously passed q
series of resolutions endorsing President
Clsvsland's discharge Of Minister Sack
vile.
Tammsny Hall has passed q series Of
resolutions congratulating the President on
Sackyille's dismissal.
The Republicans of Msadville had q
grand rally and parade LAST night; 2,5OO
men were in line.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Mrs. Sallie Siebel and her little child
were both fatally burned while burning
brush, at Wichita, Kan.
A riot occurred between old men and
new employees of the Chicago street rail-
way in a Chicago saloon last night. One
man was seriously injured.
John Havlin and Tommy Warren,
feather-weights, have signed articles OF
agreement for fight.
While at target practice yesterday, at
Chicago, one Of the members Of Company
F accidentally killed the marker, q boy
named Balde.
Pat Kiuen aud Doninick McCaffrey
have signed articles to fight fifteen rounds
for 81 900 side.
A mob of Aun Arbor students celebrated
Hsllow Fen in an uproarious manner and
three of the leaders were jailed. Their
friends tried unsuccessfully TO rslease
them.
A decision has been reudsrei that but
ter color" comes within the range OF oleo-
margarine and az such is taxsble.
Fire at Lynchburg, Va, destroyed bug
iness houses and dwellings valued at S5o,-
600; insurancs $4,000.
Disastrous forest fires ara raging 10
northern Dakota. Several thouIaud dol.
lars worth of property has been destroyed
already.
VIM. Cooke, o well-known and wealthy
Providence broker, committed suicide yes
teIday by hanging.
The Directors of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road have declared their semi-snrual divi-
dend of 2l per cant
Fred. A. Marcy & Co, Providence jew
elers, have assigned; liabilities S65, 600.
Jenkins & Hutchinson, Baltimore
wholesale notion store has failed.
z. Berman. o Polish banker OF New
York, has skipped with $4,000 OF bis
coun1ymen's money. His victim, were
of the very poorest classes
Caasius NJ. Clay, o grandson Of Henry
CLAY. has BEEN committed to jail In Vir.
ginia, for debt of less than $50.
The people OF MeM county, Kansas, are
ssid 10 be in need of the necessaries Of life.
Some families sre living on parched cora.
| john hOnJO, 81 cru 1uusS nhSA Osy
horse and De1tsr buggy to o stranger the
other day, and hasn't seen them dnce. he
is growing snxious.
The drug store of DR.. W. A. Harlow, at
Washington C. H., Ohio. was burslnizsd
last night Of SIS in cash and papsrs and val.
usbles 10 largs value.
Mat Howe is O fugitive. A charge oi
bastardy stand. against him, preferred By
Miss Lydia Keller, of Lueasyille, Ohio.
Howe waI married to . Hsvethill young
lady only Last week.
J. II. Msrshall. section master on the O
& O., at Gauley Station, W. Va, while on
o hand car, was struck by freight and seri
ously injured internally, and 1t ID though
he will die.
Rev. Adrien Derente, Catholic clergy
man, shielded at Dallas, Texas, BY shootini
himself with pistol. His sgs was forty
five, and be wa anative Of Fnnce. Man
| tal alteration.
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A wOMAN'S CRIME.
The Accessory to the Rape of a Young Gl
at CharleAtan,

Tho Accessory to the Rape of a Young Girl
at Charleston.
CHAIR EsToN, w. VA, November l.
Kats Mccoy was arrested this morning on
a warrant sworn out by Mollie Parrish,
cbarg' her with being an acce 'sory to a
rape committed upon her by Chas. Jones,
a colo1ed man. She is white woman, and
Mollie Parrish, who ls a white girl about
fourteen years of aga. ba, been living with
her for some time. They were sleeping to-
gstber on Monday night, when the Mccoy
woman gos up, let Jones in the room and
went out, locking the door behind her.
The girl resisted the mans advances, but
he succeeded in accomplishing his purpose,
aud, she says, p.id Kste Mccoy 81 for her
part of the sffIir. They will have their
preliminary examination tomorrow.
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o.shs.'s Continued rsstimopy.

LosDoS, November 1.-At the titting
of the Parnell Commission to-dsy Capt
O'Shea was recalled T., the witness stand.
He submitted TIE protest refenei 10 IN
his evidence yesterday, regarding his q.
clusion from Parliament BY Mr.. PArnsll.
The taiiug o! evidence Of policenep, who
had taken Shorthand reports, - to tbs
correctres of their notes, was than -.
sumed.
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THE Republican party claimI and hcl IL
the undivided honor Of dciberat ly plan
ming to corrupt the ballots OF q whole
State. The DCDIEY scheme Of wholesale
bribery is in keeping with the past record
of that party, and its pre- ,ent policy. IL
has neither an idea or principle TO offer
the people. It's only hope il aud.
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Wilson's Big Meeting at Fa'rmont.

special IsIe0roN9 70 DH RsQtSter.
FAIRMONT, ". VA, November 1.-This
was great day for the Democracy of Ma
riou. Governor Wilson spoke to an
audiences of fully fifteen hundred people.
The town WAS beautifully decorated and
the Fairmont brass band furnished excel
lent music There was the greatest inter
e. and enthusiasm manifested throughout
the entire speech. The longer he spoke
the closer they crowded the stand. His
speech did great good to the party here.
1t was a camplets demonstration that the
Republican forty seven per cent war tariff
must be reduced and reformed.
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The Ruling Passion,

A large audience greeted the production
of 1.-THE Ruling Passion at the Grand
Opera House, last evening, and the play
caught on in great shape. The company
is a strong one and the play worthy their
merits. The scsnery is espt c'ally fine, the
most notable ssing Picadilly at night, the
mad house, the Crystal Palace, the escape
in balloon and the transformation. VIM.
L. Gleason, as Nat Gfey, the hero, was
strong, and Miss Lottie Church, in the
dual role of Laura and Minnie Doore, was
very charming, and evinced great deal
Of talent. The piece closes this evening.
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Who VIII Succeed slckvills?

LONDON, November lit is stated that
in government circles it is considered that
the SackviIls incident is ended. Lord
Sackville has not yet advised the govern
meut as to the date of his return. 1t is
possible that some time may elspse baiore
the nav minister is sent to Washington.
American circles here are anxious that
Lord Dnfferin should be appointed to the
nosk
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500 to s6o ON New York.

BUFFALO, November IA systematic
housel to house canvass shows that Cleve-
lands vote here will he fully 10 per cent.
more than four years ago, allowing moth
ing for additions to the voting list. Buff
alo Democrats are betting 500 to $50 that
Cleveland will carry New York State, and
800 even that he will win. There have
been bets of 500 to $75 in favor Of Clsve'
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TAn Desperate Rounds,

NEW YORK, November !. - Tommy
Flanagan, Of Cincinnati, aud Pete Nc
CABS, of Albany, foRght desperate bat
tie. lasting tea rounds, for purse of $3.50,
in q dining room of . Eosel ut City Island.
The battle WAS Witnessed by thirty clns
men, who paid $40 q head for the pri1i-
I+ge. Flsnnsgln wa5 declared the Vic'or
At the close Of the tenth round after al
snost do m ,lishing McCass.
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Burton's Enthusiastic Democracy.

Special TslegrGm 10 the Register.
BURTON, November Attorney Gen.
eral Caldwell entertained large meeting
of tie Democracy at this place last even
ing in speech of one and three-quarter
hours, in which he punc'ured line of
bubbles which our friends, the Republic
cans, are displaying. GOtf, the only, he
haysd slive, as eli tie Democratic speakers
are doing this year. E1thusia3m among
the Democracy is unbounded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-02

Is OUR own STEPHEN r. ELKISs, the
autor of the MURCHIsON letter? There
are some fue Italian lines abcut it that
indicate STEPHEN BIS flowing style. For
guess Chairman BRICE might have gone
farther and fred much worse thsn picking
on him
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MIR. BLAINE SIDES WITH MARIE.
A Likelihood That Peace VIII Once More
Reign In tho Family.

A Likelihood That Peace VIII Once "ore
Reign In tho Family.
NEW YORK, November lit is alto.
geiher probable that the differences exist
ing between Mrs. James G. Blaine, Jr.,
aud her husbands friends will be adjusted
in day or so. Mr. Blaine has taken sides
with bis dsuehter.i1-law, it is said, since
his wife's arrival, and the trouble will be
adjusted satisfactorily aud happily. A
friend of the family intimated as much
TO- night. Walker Blaine was absent from
the Fifth Avenue Hotel all day.
Inquiry q. the New York Hotel, where
Mrs. Blame, Jr., is still lying i'll, revealed
the tact that none of the Blaine family
had called to day. The young wife was
some better late in the afternoon, but Is
still in a precaIious condition.
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IT BEGISS to look like tidal wave,
Even tho Democrats Of the Buckeye State
have stifFsued Cp their backbone enouGf
to make close il not winning battle
Why not make the election of GROvEE
CLEVELAND aud ALLEN G. THURMAN by
neclamstion?
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WAS 1T STEPHEN B.s
BrIce Thinks He Was the Author of the
Murchlson Letter.

Murchlson Letter.
POMONA, CALI, November CHAIR
man Brice, of the Democratic National
Comm ttee, has telegraphed the local
Democratic committee to ascertain as
quickly as possible whether John F. Da.
vids, of this place, has relatives named
Murchison in Scotland, and if he called al
the postoffice for letter addressed to
Murchison about September 90. Brice
says the committee now has good reason
to believe that Stephen B. Elkins was the
author Cf Murchison's letter, which ht
sent to Davids, his cousin, to mail. Da'
vids he's been out Of town two weeks. Hi
whereabouts are not known.
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REPUBLICAN DOODLE

VIII Have No Eject on Jefferson's Solid
Democracy.
Special TslsrG1a to tae Register.
CHARLESTON, November -Ihavs just
returned from q trip through the county Of
Jefferson. never saw % much snthusi-
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President CLEVELAND has kindly
written his Thanksgiving proclamation and
given it 10 the people. 1t would lock like
exultir g ov;r fslleu fOes if hs hsd delayed
until after November 6.
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SACKvmLE WESr has got his walking
papers, and now We can turn to DUDLEY :
plan to steal Indiana. Wfst hsyo the
fiasnt Republican orators so. to say about
this scheme Of gigantic bIibsry2
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TUESDAY is the day OF elecsior. From
now til Il e /, the campaign liar will g't IN
his fine work. Bewsrs of him. Dom tbe-
lievs any sensational stories you may see or
hear in tbels last few days.
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A Hsad-shaving Agreeme ent.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, November L.
Gi bart Lohand and J. d. Claiborne, Of the
Hotel Rutfner, have made novel bet. II
Cleveland is elected Lofiand is to shave bi'
hesd perfectly clean, while if Harrison is
elected Claiborne is to do the same
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PrrrsHUas. Eovsabee L-Sssily b.
fsrs roon to day N eKpaass q heknse.i
ocearrsd q lie 6lbls hon waks Il Zsg&
Co., On Tbiteoth stsssk hliisg svrk'
naa, Geofss 6nith, ssed = ymn. sea a -
r;ously bsrnins, Jaeph K14 - ~
yesrs, his 80, sOsd ahs1s ~ -
Jekn Zatso, aGea 81 yon.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE wEATHER.

For West Virginia Fair weather, warmer
Sontherly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania: Fair weather,
followed by light showers en- the ISkes trtu5y
Rvariug. stationary temperature, sOuihWeSlery
winds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-02

WASHINGTON, ber1.-The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland attended Margaret
Msther's performance Of Tobin's comedy of
''Ths Honeymoon at the New NStional
Theatre tonight They were accompanied
by Mrs. Folsom and Mrs Hermann.