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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
CHANTS BODY.

The Remalps Of the General Almost Sure
20 BE Removed from Riverside Park
Either West Point or Arlington Gene
terry Will BE Chosen as Their Last Rest
ing-Ilnce. f.|
PHILADELPHIA, Nov S.-Mr. George
w. Childs said Friday that the body OF
General Grant will very probably be re-
moved from its present resting-place in
New York to West Point or Arlington
Cemetery. Mr.. Childs said;
several years before General Grants death
he said thnt his military superior, Winfield
Scott, was buried at West Point, and he would
like TO lie there He also expressed wish that
his wife might be buried at his side. Al the
time OF General Grants death New York came
quickly forward with its offer to provide rest
ing place Now, however, influential Grand
Army mon have asked that the body be re-
moved 70 Arlington, and special arrangements
have been made TO allow Of Mrs Grant beinl
buried at the same place. United States army
officers seem TO prefer West Point Within
few weeks expect TO sec Mrs. Grant, and sh'
viii OF course be the first TO act"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
A HUSBANDS RAGE.

A youngstown C0J Man Fatally Beats
His Gray-Haired Father-in-Law Who
Had Brought Dishonor on His Home.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Nov. 2.-Friday
night Charles Edmunds, upon entering
his residence, discovered his wife and
her father, John McCreery, white
haired man 80 years Of age, in COM
promising position. The couple attempt
ed to escape, when Edmunds seized his
father-in-law and, after beating him
terribly, threw him down the stairs,
his. head>s coming in contact with
door and the force OF the blow
breaking his skull. After chastising his
wife Edmunds left his dishonored house
and sent an attorney there, who found
the old man dying and had him con-
veyed to the hospital. Mrs. Edmunds
SAID she hadl,consented to the crime as
her father had been drinking. She is
"a years old and has four children. Her
father came here ten days ago from Col
orado.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06

Dan then said that the Indications wero
that DR.. 0ronin was the British spy referred
TO. This was the first direct evidence
that had been brought TO light TO show that DR..
Cronin was regarded as Q y'by his fellow
clansmen. The witness said he stopped him ~
that point. and said that the men among whom
TO look for LeCaron's confederates were those
in whose interest LeCaron had been used TO
pack conventions and cast fraudulent voteA'
Coughlin said no more on the subject.
Police Onicer John +. Collins, another mem.
Der Of Camp 70, was the next witness. He SAID
he was present at the meeting OF February 8
and he corroborated former witnesses regard
inx the speeches made by Fo. and Captain
CiConnor, adding that upon their CON
cinsion many present jumped 10 their
feet and hissed, In the midst Of which
confusion Dan Coughlin said something about
appointing a secret committee. Az tho meet.
ing OF February 20 witness heard Beggs, after
McGarry and Powers finished speaking, declare
that the insinuations against Alexander Sui
liyan must cease at once or there would be
war. Cross examined by Attorney Foster, wiz
ness acknowledged that most meetings OF the
camp were characterized by moro or less
wrangiing, and that when Beggs denounced
the casting Of reflections on Alexander Sui
livan, he also pleaded for peace between the
tnctlOnb, even Whr Wero toquuou W boouio ~
Patrick McGarry took the stand and said thai
In his speech on February ~ he indorsed thu
wish that unity might prevail, but declared
that II could not so long as certain memberi
persisted In Safeguarding in secret the mai
(referring TO DR.. Cronin) that had the courag'
TO take corruption by the throat and throttle y
| Also that the man who recommended LeCaroi
| 10 membership in the Clan-na- Gael society was
thousand times greater scoundrel than LeCaron
On the night following DR.. Cronin's disappear
ance witness went TO Patrick o'Sullivan'
| house and told O'Sullivhn that his contract wit
| the doctor was suspicious circumstance
| o'Sullivan had asked him II he didn't think Di
| Cronin was murdered BY the United orde
Of Deputies. Witness had said that the docto
was murdered by some persons nearer homt
When he said that OSullivan's mouth and chi
twitched. m a
| 7 A a,n,,r,od 20 IN o,clncir Thuradav morninp
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
for thn nenefIt of Credltors.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. An. II.
McLaurin, for himself and for the SUM
ner Cotton Manufacturing Company OF
Gallatin, Tenn, OF which he was presi-
dent, made general assignment Satur-
day TO J. ID. Blaclxman and w. NJ. Hope,
OF Chattanooga. McLaurin did a large
business as cotton broker and has been
connected with several Southern mills.
The liabilities will amount to about
si95, 900. The assets can not be esti-
mated. .l4 s.a
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
DEATH OF PIONEER vINToN.

He Game to Chicago Fifty Years Ago and
Was We'll Known In the West.
WATERLOO, Ia, Nov. as. B. Vinton,
one ef the pioneer settlers of the West,
died Friday morning. He was a native
Of Vermont, and came West to Chicago
in 1887. After staying there some time
he went to, Milwaukee, and afterward
was one Of the founders OF Watertown,
Wis. He was also at Minneapolis be-
fore the town was located. OF late he
had resided in this county. He was
about IS years OF age.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06

The next witness was Mrs. johanna Carlson
and once more Burke was identified quickly and
emphatically. t4' lEB III
Then balkan Nlartinsen, tho expressman
who hatlsd tho furniture from III South Clark
street to "Murdcrers' Cottage" took the wit
ness chair, and he, too, identified Burke as the
one who hired him. Martinsen said the furni-
ture consisted OF bed, some chairs
and a. trunk. The trunk was again
brought into the courtroom md Martinsen
said 1t looked very much like tho one he hauled.
When asked II he saw the man In the court
room who paid him TO move the furniture wit
ness pointed at Burke as the man.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
chamberlain,s Eye and SKIN
Ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sor
Eyes letter. Salt Rheun,, Scald Head
Old Chronic Sores, Fever Sores Ecze
ma, Itch, Prairle Scratches, Sore Nip,
,les a1d pil's. 1t IL cooling and sootn.
ing. Hundreds Of eases have beer
cured by IL after aIl siher treatment
Ind failed. Is and 80 cent boxes foi
sale nv FredgD Felt Druggist. ly33tSS
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06

Rectal liberation is the mo s
dangerous Of all rectal maladies
owing to its under minialize the
tenn before its victims realize their
danger, the absence of pain being
due to the scarcity of nerves il
that portion of the rectum mostly
afflicted.
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NINTH DAY.
Three New witnesses Identify Burke as
"Frank Williams"

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.--At Saturdays session OF
the Cronin trial Charles Carlson was tho first
witness on tho stand. His testimony was near
ly corroborative Of the narrative OF his wife and
his father as far as the hiring Of the cottage was
concerned. He saw Williams again whom the
furniture was moved in. With him was Mar
tinsen, the expressman, and another man,
shorter than Williams slender In build and
dark compiexioned When Williams came 70
nav another months rent, on April 20. witness
saw him. The noxt time he saw him was IN
the jaii at Winnipeg. When asked II he' saw
Frank Williams In the courtroom the witness
pointed out Martin Burke. 9e Sts- aA
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
s,.In FAVOR OF ReyisIon.

NEW York, Nov. 5.-The New York
Presbytery met yesterday and discussed
the question whether the Westminster
confession Of faith should be revised.
Eminent clergymen took sides for and
against revision and finally vote was
taken, which resulted in favor Of re-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
I'm Danrer OF starving.

HALarAx, N. s., Nov. 8. Many fani-
lies at Terence Bay are bordering on
starvation. Only four families have any
provisions on hand, and as al have TO
bo provided Cor this store VIII not last
long. The people Of Lower Proapoct arc
aid 70 be but little better oIf than those
4 Terence Bay MW MNMv
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
Al Llncoln,s Tomb.

spRNsFmtD, Ill, Nov. 1.-The Pan
American .excursionists visited the tomb
Of Abraham Lincoln yesterday and
after remarks by Ex-Governor 0glesby,
General Peraza, Of Venezuela, paid q
glowing tribute 70 the memory Of the
inaftyred President W.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06

Near Hume, No., robbers on Saturday
tortured Jasper James and his wife, an
aged couple, and robbed them Of $500.
Mrs. James died from her injuries.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
Indians In Psnnsyivania.

A remnant Of tho Seneca tribe Of Indians
utill remains in Warren County, Pa II num-
bers about 1,eo0
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
PEOPLE WHO FRET.
Wives and Husbands Who Allow Little
Things to Mar Their Lives.
E,efffu0 Wisrrqa5n

Ettlthg WtSc-ft6tN.
One Of the most striking examples Of
this large class OF unfortunate beings is the
great Carlyle-the man of noble heart and
strong mind, capable of grasping great sub
iects snd giving wise words of admonition
regarding them, and yet so difficult 20 live
with comfortably, because he was easily
disturbed By trifss and gave tree vent TO
al oral expression Of the annoyances he
felt. There is a touch of the ridiculous,
but much more than is pathetic in the
story of CaIlyle's behavior on his return
home after an absence during which mis-
loved Jennie-Mzs. Carlyle-worked with
loving industry to make her husband
homecoming al especially happy one.
The study was made immediately neat,
the new furniture srraoged in the most
pleasing order, and a dainty touch given
here and there 70 make all homelike. Tie
task completed, Mrs. Carlyle awaited in
happy expectancy the return Of the master
OF the house.
Wha, did Carlyle do to show his appre-
Ciauon of this loving service so willingly
rendered? Did he express his sat sfacton
m words. OF even by a look Of pleased sur
pri-e? Not be. Surveying the room with
crit cal eyes he walked to window, dis
covered that the sash ratified, and vented
his displeasure in uDmistskable language.
This one small flaw blinded him to all the
rest of the order and pleasant arrangement
Of the room.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
ankle, and another full glass of cognac ad-

ankle, and another full glass Of cognac ad-
ministered internally.
The dark spot was laid open by the intro
duction of a penkuife, and few leaves
which the professor plucked from low
growing plant near by were saturated with
milk and bound tightly over the incision.
By that time the limb Of the sufferer had
become dark-lead color, and he complain
ed of nsuses and sharp pains in his foot.
To keep ap his spirits third tumblerful
was sent to join Its predecessors, and
tablecloth put into requisition to do duty
as hammock. The sick man was carried
on board the yacht, and was started for
Bombay, with little hopes of carrying to
the home Of our English friend the live
body of its master
Thanks to the knowledge of the Hindoo
arch9)logist, the remedies prevented the
venom of the deadly cobra from assimilat-
irg with the blood of the victim The
physicians in Bombay applied the neces.
sary lotions, &c, upon our arrival, and
informed us that in nearly every case Of
one being struck by this kind of serpent
the victim euccumbed to the poison with
in ten minutes after the bite. They be-
lieved that the heavy doses of French cog
nae tie patient had been induced to i'm
bihe had aided greatly in saving his life.
The only annOyauces be suffered fIom the
accident were his being stupidity intoxi-
cated for two days, and his carrying for
weeks afterwards a limb that could have
belonged to negro, if color were always
an indication of race
ALBERT DE LEUR.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
Finally She Got the Egg.


The ways of the hen are as inscrutable
as those of the woman. Ina Mexican min
ing town the superintendent noticed the
wife Of the owner making repeated visits
to the henhouse, after each visit her face
wearing deeper look of despair and an
ger.
whats the matter, Mrs. CLIMBER"
he finally asked, when he saw that she
looked almost desperate.
Matter" she cried. 81 promised the
major an omelette for supper, and I've got
all the eggs need but one, and that mean
old hen is setting there and won't lay it.
1 dsren't touch her, and she knows it, and
is just taking her time about it. too. I'm
so indignant at her, mean old thing"
But the egg was laid in time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
CataTh to Consumption,

Cstarrh in its destructive force stands D.
and undoubtedly leads on TO consumption =.
therefore singular that those afflicted with 49,
fearful disease should not make It the ob,oc, :
their lives TO rid themselves Of It. Decen,,s'
remedies ccncocted by ignorant pretenderV
medical knowledge have weakened the con-
deRce of the great majority Of sufferers in all n
verified remedies They become resigned n
life Of misery rather than torture themselvI
with doubtful pslliatives
But this will never do. Catarrh must be NJ
at every stsge and combated with all our migs
In many cases the disease has assumed danss
GUS symptoms. The bones and cartilage OF h
nose, the organs of hearing, OF seeing ana
tasting so affected as to be useless, the uvuls,
elongated. the throat so infiamed and irlitss
as to produce constant and distressing o0uqb
sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every ph,.
Of Catarrh, from simple head cold 70 the h.
loathsome and destructive stages. Il Is los
and constitutional. Instant IN relieving, per,
nent in curing, safe, economical and neyer.l
ing.
Each package contains one bottle OF the R,,
IcAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT, a,
an IMPROVED INHALER, with treatise; price, s. {
POTTER Drug & CHEMICAL Co., BosToS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
In Love with His wife.


TheTe IS a certsin bureau officer in the
treasury Who is accused of being in love
with his wife, ami al the women and men
in the department are talking about it.
Every morning, except when the weather
is very bsd, she walks down to the depart
ment with him, and they part at the door
like young lovers, although they have been
married 10 years. Then, at 1890, SIS
regularly as the clock, she makes her sp-
uearancs with little lunch basket in her
band. and sits b,sde him while be eats
couple of sandwiches and piece OF pie,
both made by her own hands II ne has
any time lef, sfter eating his luncheon
they take sncr. walk through the White
House grounds, or down Fifteenth street
south of the treasury. Then, at o'clock
ia the afternoon, when business hours are
over, she Is always at the door TO meet
hin, aDd they take a walk together, arm
10 arm. before they go home. This couple
are childless, and women Of the depart
meut say the reason Of their devotion ls
that they have no one else to lavish their
affections on.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
Rapid Transit In Washington.
Philadelphia Telegraph.


If l were searching for smile for Glow.
ness more expressive than those of the
snail and molasses. should use the Wash
ington vehicle of street transportation.
Not long since I was right on n car line,
and could have ridden where l wanted to
60 for five cents, but was in hurry and
took a cab, for which raid so cents, tel
ling the man of my aoxiety to save time.
Msny times l called 10 him to drive faster,
hut each time he replied that he couldn't.
Finally, in desperation, used unusually
strong language in demanding why - he
could not go faster.
Because" he said, calmly, 'the cars
in the way"
He was following in the track just be
hind that fac vehicle which had rejected
az slow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

catches sight of her atch)-gOodness! 4
O'Clock and time to adjourn, and that dear
Miss Page has been unable to read her pa
per yet. Never mind. Well take it up
next week, and then we must try to be q
little mO'e methodicsl. say it has been
an interesting meeting, however, and that
if We haven't succeeded in doing just what
we came to do We have 8: least succeeded
in contributing something to womsn's
emancipation fcom herOld position Of weak
ness and want of purpose.
Mrs. Fentop, "a little deaf, to her nsxt
neighbour Hasn't it been nice meeting?
BatI couldn't make out just what we did.
The neighbO, we made two mo-
tions and seconded them, and now we've
adjourned. Oh, I'D we second that last
motion?
They depart in smiles, chatting and
content that at last they have leaned Is
be parliamentary and transact business
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
FUGACIoUs SCISSORS.
Women vainly Use Charms to Keep Them
From Disappearing.

women AMY Use OhArIns 10 heep Inem
From disappearing.
V. L. Alden in Golfers once a Vel.
The apparently fugacious habits OF
scissors have been noticsd since the earliest
historic period. They disappear with a
celebrity and secrecy wholly without
parallel in the history of lost objects. A
woman is sewing and has pair of scissors
in her lap She uses it, FAY twice, and
each time drops it again in her lap. The
third time she wishes to use it she cannot
fad II. Though she searches her lap, her
dress, her chair and the floor thoroughly
che cannot find the slightest trace of the
missing scissors, and thereafter they are
never gin seen by mortal eyes Or let
"a say mat womao, in the very act of
using a pair OF scissors, is called from her
work. she places the scissors carefully in
her wO-kbasket, gees Out, locking the Dor
OF the ROOM after her, and returns in 10 or
- MINUTES to find her scissors gone.
What is the more remarkable sbout the
disappearance OF scissors is that once hay
ingd.-appaaree they are never again found.
You may loose tack-hamme-, or a comb,
bat sooner or later you find the missing
sriicls behind some piece of furniture, but
the psir of scissors once lost is lost forever.
There l. scarcely a case on record OF the
dasl recovery Of pair Of c'ssors that has
been missed, and has not been found
within the mex. five minutes
That there is something peculiar In the
disappearance of scissors is virtually ad-
mit.ed by women when they seek 20 PIE
vert ire loss of scissors by means Of
chaIms For the piece of ribbon which
msny women attach TO the handle of their
scissors TO pTevent them from being lost, "
must act as a charm or otherwise it would
be vslueless. How, IN the name Of science
and common sense, can the mere fact that
four inches OF blue ribbon are tied to the
handle of pair OF scissors keep it from
beng mislsid? In point Of fact it does
nothing of the kind, and in spite of wo'
mems faith in the blue ribbon charm, it is
absolutely useless. If, however, we as
sumo that the origin of this custom was
the at aching of bit of witch-hszal TO the
handle Of q pair of scissors, we can uuder-
stand it The woman Of the middle ages
rad 6 vague belief that the disappearance
of the scissors was due to the witches, and
therefore called in the aid Of witch-hsz i.
The modern woman, ignorant of the
peculiar effi4cy of witch hsz9l, fancies that
anything tied to pair OF scissors will keep
it from being lost, and she prefers ribbon
Il witch hszel because it Is pretsier and
more convenient.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
Too Absent Minded.

"Miss Clara" he began, passionately,
'let me open my heart to you; let me tell
yen how long and deeply have loved you:
how from the first moment your sweet
presence beamed upon me have"
Just then desfening noise outside dis
turbed them al they fastened to the win
dow. Alter resuming their seats, he went
Cd:
Observation-Disclosures was the
subject of our conversation when we were
interrupted? All, yes, l remember. From
the moment your sweet presence first
dawned upon me have lOnged to make
you my wife"
THAT can never he, Mr.. Chalk" replied
the girl fmly. 'You are too absent
minded"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
Before and After.

Gentleman Ito bsrber)-Hsve you one Of
those nickel weighing machines in the
place?
Ba1bsr-Yes, sab, right da' in de cornah.
Gentleman weighs himself.
Barbe .-Hab a shave, sab?
Gentleman-NO, want bath.
Barber Ito boy)-Alexsnder, git bath
ready for dis gemman. (After the gentle
man has removed from the bathroom. =
Ebery thing all right. sah9
Gentleman-Oh, yes.
BArber-DOes yO' wan ter weigh yo'self
sgin, sab?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
A Familiar subject.
Philadelphia Record

Able editor-Yes, sir, Mr.. Scribbler, l
have place for you on the staff if you
wish it. When did you leave, the paper
over the way and what was your work
there?
Mr.. Scribbler-This morning; wrote
the political editorials.
"Well, take that desk and get up good
strong article pitching into the political
editorial drivel which has been appearing
10 that paper lately"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
A Rejected Lover.

Brown-HOw are you getting on with
the young widow, Dumley?"
Dumiey-She refused me week ago"
Brown-Well, that's bad news. Where
are you going now?"
Dumley-Im going to the Astor House
for drink and to get weighed l want to
see if I've lost any flesh. Come along,
Brown"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
THE MITTEN.
Tdssar Miscellany.

lecN aAlcNNttA"ss
In the sleigh there was only just room for US two,
There was nobody else 10 forbid it
The music Of sleigh bells beat time 70 my heart
And some way or other did It.
There was love in the air that we breathed the
white snow
Was tiuged with the suns golden glory.
Well SpOke--aud she gave me the mitten point
blank
That's the long and the short of the story.
The wild rush of happiness you do not know.
You can't knew unless you have tried IT,
What's that Why, she gave me the mitten-
that's true
But her dear little hand was insideiG
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
CHINESE TEA SONG.

Punch.
Ono ometo tn etc a no pwit hme
Andb ny a po undo fthebs ST,
T wilpr oveAm ostex cellentt ca
ItsQ us lit yal lwi LA tie st,
'TisO nlyf oursh III ings apo ind,
Soc omet othe tesmA rtan dtry,
Mob etterc anel sewh erebefJu nd,
OFT hata nyoth er needb n.y..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
WHIST.
Heay Marian IN Inter Ocean.

Hetiy MAfuan m Inter OCEAN.
The other side were losing ground
Twas clear thst they would beaten be,
Ny pa'tner's science made that sure,
And should share his victory!
And once or twice felt so proud
OF my own skill, for could see
His eyes Light up in pleased surprise
AS he watched me approvingly.
ooh, hesitate, and you are lOst'g'
He smiling said, for had parsed,
looked 20 helpless he inquired
What my perplexity had caused.
But swim bis brow grew black A. night
Might match the Thunder's mood Of dumps
As one small question soft asked,
And all said was, what Il trumps!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

I like my wife TO use Pozzoni's Com
plexion Powder because il improves her
looks and is a. fragrant % yiolets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
CATARRH
ELY'S
CREAM BALM.
TRY the CURE i SAY-FEVEp
CATARRH

a disease Of the mucous membrane, genera
originating IN the nasal passages and maini13
ng It's stronghold in the hesd. From this pol
L sends forth poisonous virus into tho slomLl
and through the digestive orgsns, corupungu
blood and producing Other tfoablssozns 81
dangerous symptoms.
A particle is applied into each nostrI AMI
agreeable. Price 80 cents st druggists; by ma
registered, 90 cents. ELY BROTHERS, Nc I
Warren Street, New York. au2soodeai