davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
CONDENSED TKLEGRAMs.

A STEAMERS captain has died Of yellow
fever in Brooklyn.
Charles Wsriep, chief clerk of the B. d
O. at Coluub bus is SHIRT in his accounts
several thousand dollars.
Ths Ohio camp CT the union Veteran 8
Union is in tess'on st D'y'oa.
VII. Mines, a wealthy young Pbila-
deIphian committed suicide and died in
the arms of his mistress Thursdsy night.
Colonel W. c. Forty, United States
Swamp Land Commissioner, was arrested
at Iowa Falls, Iowa, yesterday, and taken
to Eimira, charged with treating per
sorai friend 10 @ drink of whisky. lie
admits ID it and YVES fined SlOO and costs
by Mayor Ward.
The Board of Trustees of Cornell Uni-
versity he's appropriated $50, from the
permanea at iuods OF the University for the
erection of chemical laboratory. Hiram
w. Sihley, OF Rochester, was elected uni
ys-sity trustee in place of tee late hiram
Sibley.
TIL, argument in tho appeal from Judgt
FsirslPs decision enjoiniag the Iowa Ra'l
road Commissioners has BEEN concluded
in tee Supreme Court. 1t is not knowr
when the decision wi be given, hut /.
thought it will be before tae January
term.
The dcry of the schooner Caltwel', o
New York, was picked up near Cape Gra
ciss. containing nine people. The scto 1ne
was lost in cyclone.
Som, scouudrels dosed the communion
SOUP of the Germaa Baptist CDu1ch q
Huntington, lad with cooton oil. Sew
eral OF the congregation are ssrio1s'y III
Warren jordan shot John VILLAINS dsa'
in a quarrel over g'me OF cards
Tbompsonville, Ill.
Ben Clrte- was hanged at R4wlin, W
T, Yesterday. His crime was the unpro
yoked murder of q young cowboy.
Ovid Yates, a barkeepsr, ct ColfaS
W. T., killed his wife aud hinsslf. Jeal
ousy led to the murder.
David Ssllers and his wife, living nea
Mt. Gilea5, o, were murdered Thursda
night, and their hous, was fired by tn
perpetrators of the crime.
The packing house OF Plstt q 70, ba
timore, was nearly destroyed BY fire ye'
terday.
John F. Lopsdale has been elected pre-
ident of the Rhode Island League Of Den
ocratic clube.
The loss to the Pennsylvania Rsilros
I nv Taesdsy's freight collision near Tyror
Pa will probably reach 500, 900.
A. W. Csrl, editor of the BiDghsmto
IN. Y, Erening Leader, died suddenly
his houe in Binghamton las. evening
All keno rooms in New Orleans We
closed By the police las. evening, end u
roprie,ors arrested. The fho games We
I OF interfered with.
No clue has yet been found to the mu
, derers of Mcclure and Flanagan
, Wilkesbarre. Public o2in'oa is earnest
: demanding that the comfy effe' 81 0
} reward 70: the detection Of the gull
parties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
FLEMING AND CALDWELL
Hsmpshire's Democracy Pour Forth to
Hear Them,

Hampshire's Democracy Pour Forth to
Hear Them,
Special Correspondence Of the Register.
RoMNEY, w. VA October pa fiue
meeting of the Democracy of Hampshire
county was held at the Court House to-day
and was addressed by Judge A. B. Flem-
ing, our next Governor, and Attorney
General Caldwell. Both speeches were
we'll received and gave great satisfaction TO
those who heard them.
Judge Flsmipg's explanation OF the
tariff and its effects was 30 plsiu and torcl-
BILE that all could understand the injustice
of tie present tariff laws and the necessity
for their amendment.
TIE impression made by the Judge upon
the citizens Of Hampshire is that the very
best selection for Governor was mads by
our nominating convention, and that he
will be one of our best executives. His
cordial and uusssuming manners win the
esteem Of every one he meets
General Caldwell's speech sustained his
reputation as an effective campaignsr, and
convinced US that tie Attorney General
ship is in good hands.
TIE gentlemen speak at Moorsfield to-
morrow.
Old Hampshire will speak in no uncer-
tain tones for the whole Democratic ticket,
from President to constable, in November.
OBSERVER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
NO REPUBLICAN MONEY
Can be Found In New York to Cover DEM
ocraiic Bets.

Can be Found In New York to Cover DEM
ocraiic Bets.
NEW YORK, October 26.-Tfat the Re
publicsns are badly frightened is shown by
the inability of Democrats to get their
morey covered, which is beirg ofl:rtd IN
big blocks at ell the uptown resorts Of POL
itici,us. Billy Edwards has had $40 600
in his hands at the Hcffnao House for
moe than q week past TO be placed even
on Cleveland, bat no takers have present
ed themselves.
James Mccormick, the turfmsp, has
been Offering $4,000 on Cleveland, in
sums 10 suit, fer several days past. He
said la.t night thaf lie would have to BET
il agains,'S 81 before the campaign cles's il
he wishes to attract Republican invest
meIt'.
Mike Mcdonald, the Chicago sport, ar
rived Yesterday with $4,000 to bat OF
Cleveland. He has on interesting task
Sefore him il he labors under the impres
sion that he can lay it en- even terms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
HILLS PLAIN WORDS.
MAILING AN oPr-RRPEAflD REPUBLICAN,
FALSIR00D.
ne noa Harmonious and Pleasant Rslainas
Existing Between Hin and hs h2idnt-
hy Work Together bs erasd
Democratic Victory.

CooPERsrowS, n. Y, October a.
These eIprdsioos ore pMt Of . spseeh By
Governor Hill here 10 day, b having ~
fsned to his inability 10 b In New York
with Mr.. Cleveland At the parade toner-
row night:
lean assure The Republican prsss, and
our Republican oppont MIS- that they pssd
b. Disturbed about my relations 70 Pres
ident Cleveland. They are and always
have been Of the most pleaent and
friendly character. and ! should esteem
ID On honor to witness The parade With
him in New York were II poesible foe me
TO do %. We were both working for the
success of the Dsmocratic oauss. NsttonA
and State, end oil the studied enosts OF
our adveraiies 10 create divistors Will
prove utterly futile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
1T IS A TIDAL WAVE.
sccsssions to Cleveland All over the
Hoosler State.

sccsssions to Cleveland All over the
Hoosier State.
INDIANAPOLIS, Octobsr 26.-Accsssioas
10 Cleveland continue tn he reported. Six
Republicans of this city have announced
their determination to vote for Cleveland,
and Allen Heck AMI Horace Rockwell, two
p,ominent farmers of Wabash county end
lifelong Republicans, make the same al
nou,cement. Ths Hen. james l.. Shelton,
a prominent Republic n Of Heary County
declared to day for Cleveland. His actio
has dem,ralizei his Republican friends
The county i, one of the banner RePubu-
can s,ronpholds of the State.
Oea lizsd labor is still highly indignant
At tine action of the memeers OF Armstrong
Assembly who permit ed themselves to be
ussd BY the Republican managers, and a.
the counter f4iting OF the Labor Signal
L,sst night two aoseubIies oEtae h, OF L.
adopted resolutions on the subject, de
noluciuy the csion and demanding the
seyerest punishment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
For Temperance.

The temperance Meeting ct Fourth
Street. Church last n ght was well attended
BY psrsons who are iu eaere'tin this WORK
Rev. VIM. G.. Rihsldatfer opensd thu ser
vices and prayer was offered by Rev. b.
Ison. Maj q. Camp wss then introduced
He delivered cpe Ct his cha a'acte 'istic
earne,t, interesting and instructive
spe chss, sfter which the meeting for
gsuersl exposition on the subject was par
ticipated in by several prominent citizens
Taere were appointments arranged 10
temperance meetings to te addressed b.
Msi. Camp ss follows: At tie Upps
Market House this evening st 7:3O p. m.
Sunday at 200 D. M Also tn preach oil
the subject at Zane Street u. E Church a
1890 q. m, and ut the North Street ChurcI
| at 700 %. 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
Boston Wool Firm,

BosToN, October 26.-Wool market firm;
Ohio aud Pennsylvania y, 3ls32c; NA,
- 1886; XX and above, 331a34c; No. l, 35ci
Michigan X, 28l29a; No. 1. S3,34c; comb
ing No. l, OHIO 80 .39lc; Michigan No. /,
Sc SIC; O:io fac delaine, 3is35c; Mich
gan fine dslaine, 31o32c; upwashed c9mb'
ing 25a2S,; Territory WOOL, l6 !2i;; Texas
wool, lsa20o; spring California, 14sl9c
eastern DC ron, 17a1S, PGlled woo:s
stasdE Fnreign woods quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
POWDERLY'S VIEWS.
Tho Lab oring Man 10 Compelled to "PI
tect, Himself.

Tho Lab oring Man IL Compelled to PRO
tect" Himself.
PI1TsBURG, O,tobet 26.-Sscretary Cake,
of the Window Glass Association, makes
public part of letter from T. V. Powder
ly. In it he says:
IF protection is what is aimed at why
are steps being taken 10 lower the taiif by
b,th partits2 Why is the difference be
tween the two bills but litils over five
or six million dollar? Were il
not for the labor organizations there
would be no protection for the man who
works. We're IL not for the grand and
well disciplined L. A 300, tbs wages the
plsss workers 30 proudly aud Justly boast
of would not be known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
$4,000 MAJORITY IN BROOKLYN
Committeeman Furey Predicts That for
nia.olana Hn rrIann md RaInIna

Committeeman Furey Predicts That for
Cleveland, Harrison and Reform.
New YORK, October 24.-There is no
doubt in the minds of leading Brooklyn
ties that the large increase in registration n
is most favorable sign for the Democrats.
The totsl registration in Brooklyn this
year is 156, PA, as against 129, ,670 10 1887,
1Os, $50 in 1896, 118, 1888 in 1885, and $50, :
600 in the last Presidential year. 1t will
bs seen that the increase over 1884 is 26,-
124 votes. 80
Mr.. William Furey, the Secretary of the
Democratic Carplgl Committee, taId:
"The old wards, sse, holi ther OVID, and
the new wards gain lsrgely. That IS an
encouraging sign. believe the Democrats
have The advantage laTg ly in the ratio OF
saina, particu'acly in the new wards.
What do yon think will be tee Demo
cratic msjri:v for the National ticket IL
Kings county"
/ believe orr m joyity will be between
2O, ,OU0 and %. 900 voies."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
CITY COUNCIL.
The business Transacted st Last Evening
tclal Session.

The Business transacted at Last Evenings
Special Session.
There was close scrap;ng on meeting
OF Council, last evening, in retponte to the
call for special seaion, 10 p,y bills and
clean no the business which would have
properly come b fore the regular session
last Tuesday. When, a'ttr waiting for q
long time, fifteen members were got to
pet6er in the Second Brsnch, Mr.. Gruse
called the members TO oder, and oa his
motto, Mr. Hsrrell took the chai'.
TIE regular report Of Clerk Bcwe .
showed total balaecAs of SIS, 199 s6, as
follows: Board of Pablic Works, $l2,
O44 s9; fire, 81 $50 30; health, 81, 967 20;
market, $5s7.2G; police, Sc 7a746; city
prison, s95O4i; scalee, 1924 i6; real es'
tate, $l6S 90; cemsteriss. 1906 2l; salaries,
Board, Board s22, 5sl 50; gas works, ssl 3l3 6l.
Collie ,,or Brice reported tcti collections
IN account of fifty cent levy Of Sl02, 732 ~,
and OF ten cent levy Of $l9, ,626.97.
Bills payable were read and aaie1 upon
fsvorabiy, as f,lloWs: Beard Ct Pubic
Works Iay roll, Caldwell run bridges'
s37 rs; same, psy roll, Island sew'r'
s5l7 59: Commi;tc cn scihs, $l09 81
Rssl E.tste, S7I .3s; Health, S16. 20; Board
Publc Works, construction Caldwell run
bridges, 1886 As. .
An ordinance was p:eSentd from th'
Police and Fire Board transferring l'oo'
from the funds Of ihs Poli,e Dspa'tmeu'
N ths Fire Dspsr msnt. The ordinance
wa, slightly irregular. and could not o.
put through at once. it WAS accordingly
| laid o the table, with the unders'anhipl
the Bo,rd would ask the City Solicitor 10
an ordinance drawn in proper shape.
| Mr.. Gruss ked for susper sion Of tn
rulss and submitted an ordinance. fron
ths Wheeling ard He sburg R,ilroa'
Oompany, authorizing the Wheeling an
Elm Grove Railroad Company to connec
i,s line with tie B. & o tracks, at Q
near the ea,t end of s. 'xtet n h street, sue
perm;s .ion to be restricted to Elk month";
The ordinance was ps s'sd, after an eIpi'
, nation from Judge COchrau, who sa'd ID
connecting link would be great copven
@ nee in dslivcrinS stone aronnd tho hili'
the site of the bidps across the creek, frol
the tunnel TO the Peninsule.
The c,m upnicatitn ard accomp'uyir
o,dinarce frcm the Board Of Public Work
! relating to the payment Of interest on ou
! standing ordsrs, which communicate
wa. printed in full in this paper few Dc,
ago. was taken mp and the motion adopte
1 and the ordinance pissed.
TIE communication from the Board
. Water Commissioner, relative to pro
ptct,vs sto tIge OF $l1, ,47O 20, also pu
J lished in full in the REGISTER lat Wedns
!, day. was read a,d referred to the Comml
" tee on Finance. ~,
c The First Branch took concurrent scti'
y On all matters cent over and adjourn'
early to 20 t, tie show.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
Knocked Out of tho X ng.

SpccdE ItseJru5a % uE hS1EssH'
WESTON, w. VA, October 26 From
repo-ss in from the back counties, it seems
tha. in a joint discussion at ths mouth OF
Birch river, yesterday, ". E. Chiffon, Of
charleston, t re F. NJ Chalfant, who took
"our own G ,orgs Weslsy's" place, up 50
badly that Chalfsnt failed to keep his ap'
pointme 1t at Burresville to-day. Ia he
out of the ring?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
Bowsrs' sche me to Win.

Spscial Tsls0rdzs 10 bs Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October %
Rslisble information comes from Monroe
county, to the efe,s that George Bowers,
Republican candidate for State Auditor, Is
distributing all over that section muci!aged
aims with his name on than to ee pasted
on the Dsmoet attic ticket over the name Of
P. F. Daffy, Democratic nominee for Au'
d;kor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
Arotber Cattle Rate War.

CHICAGO, October 26 Another wa, on
I've stock rates from the Missouri river to
Chicago seems to be imminent. The re-
cent agree nent fixes a thrift on cattle OF
S6s. rs per car from the Iudian Territory to
Chicago by way of Kansas CITY, OF woich
rat, the lines from Indian Territory TO
Kansas City ware SLOWED 60 per cent.
and the lines from Kansas City to Chicago
40 per cent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
JUN Il CO.'S REPORT.
Prices of Bread stuhs Maintained-Busi
ness Failures.

Prices Of Bread Stuffs Maintained-Bus-
ness Failures.
NEW YORK, October Or. G. Dun q
Co. Is weekly review of trade Gays: Outside
o. New York there is general increase
in tank c'esrings over last year Of about
twelve per cent, but of breed st7f', do net
Weld, and thu excess of imports over ex'
p, t, for the past eight months has hsen
mo:o than S94. 600, 900. Tie inquiry fol
good American securities has not ceased IL
Eorope.
TIE business failure, for the week mum
bar Psi as agairs.a total (f 224 last week,
ard 227 ths week previous. For the cor
rssloadirg week ef last year the hgute'
were PIG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
A REPUBLICAN REPEATER.

A Prominent New Jersey Man Taken In
Fraud.
NEW YORK, October 26.-General John
A. Ramsay, member Of tbs New jersey
Republican Committee, was arrested in
Jersey City at 10 o'clock last night en- the
charge Of giving consideration for fraud
ulent registration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
r,. .psn,,sntlary for 2I Years.

CHICAGO, October 26 A dispatch from
St. Louis says: James Talmage, son o
the late a. A. Talmage, neral Manage
of the Wabash, was yesterday convicte ! o.
murder in the s,co1d degree, at Keyte;'
Vile, Mo-, for killing a telegraph ope -atol
named G. P. Tidd one year ago, and sen
fenced TO 81 wears in the penitentiaTy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
Increase In Immigration.

WASHINGTON, October 26.-The tot'I
number of immigrants wto have arrived al
the ports of the Un;tsd States from tbt
prime pal foreign countries, except the Dc
minion of Canada and Mexicn, during th'
nine months ended September 30, 1888
was 432, 1872, against 4l1,282 during th'
some psriod last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
Decrease In Export Trade. !

WASHINGTON, October 26.-The Chic
Of The Buvesu of Statistics statement fol
the current fiscal year reports that the ex
ports for the twelve months erd:d Septam
Der 80, 1888. were S679, $50, ,6O3, as against
S7ls. .2O4, ,531 in 1887. The valuts OF TIT
imports for nine months ended September
80 wss $544, ,5O7, ,9Os, ard in 1887 $685.,
90i GA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27

Two base hits, Robinson 2, Richardson
Q; George; three base hits, Boyle; home
run, ONeil; double plays, Robinson AMI
Comiskey; first base on balls. 3 each;
struck out S.. Louis, 4; New York, 6;
passed ball, Murphy; wild pitches, King
and Dsvlin: TINS, 2:20; Umpire, Gifnsy
and Kelly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
VIII China Retaiists I!

SAN FRANCISCO, October 28-News
comes from China by the AIabc that
Promire,t Chinamen are sgi'atiDg the
p-ohitition If Aueians from enteiiog OF
ta5iog in that etu7tg "a q re aiiatian Get
70 exclusion bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
Her Apon Caught Fire.

PARKEesBURG, W. VA, October Do
Famine Morris, daughter Of Peter Morris,
of Calboun county, was fatally barned
Yesterday. She was tt'n1;ng near tht
fire when hsr spon bsclms isnitsd: hel
sister. who was holding q bsse IN he'
AIMS tiied t, qnench the dame, but only
succeeded In badly burning the child.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
SERIOUSLY ILL.

Mrs. James G. Blaine Jr. Not Expected TO
Live.
New YORK, Oc.oser 26.-A physician in
attendance upon Mrs. James G. Blsine.
u, to-nigh. said: "Her life is hanging
on a thread"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
.oy,, ,avsgss TnIrsunS Tor uore.

M1NNEAPoLIs, October 2G.-The Jour
nars Pierre, Dakota, special says: About
200 Sioux Indisn4, under White Ghost,
from the lower Brule Agency, raised up
Bad river Yesterday to reinforce the Stand
;nr Rock Indians in the rumored coming
(ight with the Crow Indians. 1t is ex-
rected that Charger, with about 300 In
Gisns, will JON them at Cheyenne. The
Crows are cut in fJrce, and expected to
strike the blow while the Sioux chiefs were
at Washington. but they are late, as the
latter have II tnrned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
ws.terp Minister Called.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., October 26.-Grace
Church has called as its rector, TO succeed
Rev. DR.. Greer, Rev. Charles Henry Bah
c,ck, DID, re,toT Of Trinity Church, Co..
umbus, o. DR.. Babcock Is a native OF
New Ha7eu, is 43 yesrs old, and was for
merly rector OF cid 81. Marks Church,
R,stnn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
Candidate Love Declines.

PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-Mr. Al
fred a. Love, a merchant of this city,
p. eident Of the Uaiversal Peacs Urions,
American branch, will tomorrow publish
lett n declining the candidacy for P:esi'
deaf on the National Equal Righ.s ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
FOR TIRED BRAIN
-. Borsford's Acid Phosphate

DR.. O. G. Stout, Syracuse, n. Y, ssys;
"I gave it to one pstiert who was unable
IN transact the most ordinary business, be
cause his brain was Tired and confessed
uron the lesst mental eIertion. Inme.
diate benefit, and ultimate recovery fol
lowed"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
THE BROWNS AGAIN.
heir Third Victory Taken From Mutrie's
RIo Man.

Big Men.
ST.. LOUIS, October 26.-The Browns
car tured their third vietcry over New
York in the worlds series to-day, but il
came too late to avail them anything
They ran bases as they pleased on Murphy
and batted George all over the field.
Score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
reatCd this after

WuFE .,I g.. reattd this after
n on too - Eost interesting and
important L.: a't5 Of the caDpnga-a
int DEBATE o. ne tariff be'weel Hon.
WM L. WILSON sni Ger. GOFF. 1t will
he highly instructive and, to the thinSios
man, conclusive. There are probably no two
a1ler tr better matched men in TIE coun-
try than WM L. WILSON and NATHAN
Corr. Gen. GoFF IS sh7ew3, we'll posted
aGd a spl .ndjd speaker. WM L. WILSON
- D:mocIat'c lsad:r in Co7g'ess,
one Of the aSlest dshaters aid
a brilliant orator. He is lssdins
membe, of tn, Ways and Mesn'
Committee, which formulated the MILL
bill Both stsrd equally high in taei
sepNate psr'y eruncils. Neither Cal b
sail to hsys any dsCiisd advantage so IA
as abil ty gOts.
It will be debate worth hearing Bu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27

ALL our pt tysieians recommend Dr. Bulls
Cou ,h Syrup for hcaueness and cosds. 25c.
Take no lust ss good" Get tie genuine
Salvation OIL. 1t kills pain. Price 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27

ALL our physicians recommend Dr. BulPt
Cough Syrup for hoarssr ess and colds. Zoe
Tai e no 'just ss g ,od" Get ,hs genuine
Salvation Oh. Il kills pain. Price 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER..

For West Virginia: Local raius Saturday, fair
sunday warmer, Southerly winds,
EO- Western Pennsylvania Rain, stationary
temperature, eaSteIly wi "dS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27

GRACEFUL forms, sbundsat trfsses,
Sparkling eyes cur prsise invite,
But a blemish that dtstressfs
And the loveli.,t f,cs will blight
Teeth urcleaDly and uuheeded;
SOIODONT for such in needed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
LITCHMAN AND ROBINSON.

They Want to Tell West yirgtnians What
They Don't Know.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 26.--Charles
Litchman and Ec;les Robinson, the
Knights of Labor orators, having compile
ted very thorough canvass Of tie State,
have been ordered by Chairman Quay to
West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27
GENERAL INTELLlGHNCE.

Cspt. Smith, u. =. ~, WIN /"
the p,rpose Of opening recruiting sta"0o'
b., ,eutd . part Of the bui'dns formerly
occuuiei ! by the Cottage Salon, and sH' Pas
:. n, The contracts on to hesdIuarkrs iot
annroya, The Captain expscts ms Io.ec
~ man "a be here In q teH days. si'cs
wbicb the building will be put IN snAP'
and the station formally opened.
rr.nsrsrs Of Real Estate.
The following transfers Of real essse
vsrc recorded by Clerk Hook. ye'tsrdsJ:
Dei m,de October !, 1893, by Loren:
Irth I, Loreus Btrnbsr', for part OF ios
NJ ~ ana the touth h,lf Of lot No. 81. 10
Joseph O.liwsll's addition. Cen''defa'
ton, 81 900. 1000 18Th. .,ns
party, TO B.Ibnrs AMT and wlis, .,,aa io' IN
tain personal property. o"on'''"'
81, 500.
Died suddenly.
Alfred Marks, who has bean On snsnser
On t,e river for many year.. and VINO nss
I,,.l, held the same position on the Ben
Hur di.d suddenly on that bost Yesterday
mo,r;ns He Was In the act Of bx NJ
soms mart Of the machinery when Do suo'
JenIv f.lI back dead from stroke o. ph.
% s,,s, 20 which be was subject. He va
55 wars old, and leaves family IN Nor.n M
wheeling. He Is we'll known among nv. ~.
msp. who viii be shocked 70 learn Of DIV
death.
A Strike on the Electric LAss'
Il vss Learned at q late hour lest even
;nu from one Of the employees on III, Hc
tde motor linz that Il ic operators ana c,n
ductors had prseentei . dsmsnd " 70.
management, yesterday morning, iot =
nsr dsy and . working day Of II fonm.
The men hsve been receiving u 10 %
d.y srd claim that they have BEEN wofH
ios II hours for . d,y's work. Thsif %
msnd w, refused by the msnaeeinens n
The em.l,yes notified them ,hss "
would ipspgurate . strike sssorday nc.s .s
| ioe un,ts, Ii cir reqoest wsI coppieo WIZ
Now tho question 10 arc "e 70 nave ~
street CIR savife to-day, OF VII tee ~
from up town b, compelled Z, Walk GO"
n the r;rk 10 her the ioint debstH