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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
Critic Criticised.

TO l.e Editor Of De Register:
SIR notice the Wheeling Graphic
has come 10 the rescue Of toe Intelligence
concerning the plural of knight Tempsr
auc gives ITS readers some information ~
nos found ia modern grsmmaIs-ror IN
fact IN any standard author
The Graphic ia its issue If September
2st1, uses iais expression, to-wii:
A heavy and hanG.oms overcoat Of bears
skins wish 20 enquire If the
posses-ive plural formed az shove bear s
s kin-'-i- tO1ud ia she same authority
he Graphic relies upon for his Knights
Ieup.ar''2 OLD DAN TUCRER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
The whole 0ounry IS Weary

Benjamin Harrison seems 20 be one OF
those prophets hat are without honor IN
their own country. His own city of L.
dianapolis, strongly Republican town,
has been carr ed by the Democrats fOI The
d'st time in many years Indianapolis,
however, is not the only iowa that is very
tired of Harrison. The whole country
feels weary, zoo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

TIRE Telephone CompoDy have just Isl
sued a very convenient and complete booS
OF ,eierence Tor its subscribers il this and
adjoining cities included 10 the Wheeling
c.rcuit IT, owing to the growth Of the
service, the system Of calling by numbers
il necessary, then the book IN question is
~ near perfect as one eau be. 1t is plainly
evident that the local management IL try
ing TO DO an in its ToEer under the rev
sys.,m 90 reduce % a minimum any an-
ucysnce and inconvenience the change has
wrought
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
A1Iodel City Council.

Grsftou's Cay Council have no wings,
bat give them time and they will get there
Just the same. A gIest many CT Us
thought they we're too slow on the natural
1ss question, and probably they were, but
they have met The public demand and
cleared The track flr natural gas. LIST 1t
cone
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

THs ht7igncsr Is not called upon TO
upeo.d F0gAREE s. rascal.y mud-sliue'ng
campaign. wh.ca every honest Republican
and every lesdiog Republican organ OF
Oao have denounced If bad chance
here Co De honest without affecting auy
vo.cs Bat probably sfler the rascai.y IN
trs Republican campaign In This STATE las.
nu. which the htsigeecer upholds despite
che proof itreally c0esu't see anything out
the way in forgery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

Irkuo. hepa-. Of wisdom TO beiitte pl1le
perl-In Ell. rHcT.
Nor is il. the part Of wisdom TO create q
pauic unnecessarily snd keep people irol
che city
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
A Dangerous Do-e for tho Gazette"
ParkersburQ Sentinel

II the editor of the Richie Gazette were
to try to tell the truth about bis neighbors
once, ne believe that forever after he
would be a better and happier man. 1t
would bs bitter medicine for him to take,
We know, still be ought 70 try it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
Hals,e.d'. Ersor In-Neusabls,

4 veteran politician and journalist like
Mr. Mura, Halsiead ough, not TO have beer
caught By -uca an old and clumsy device
as toe forgery Of a siznatufe by tracery,
however slous msY have been bis psrti'
San desire 10 iniure Candidate Campbell in
the public estimation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

THE blccks-oi-hve puzz'e is creating O
f1rore in New York. The sentiment Of
che puzzle BE- tha, BLAINE, assuming hiu-
sd. to be a bigger man than HARRISON
.s IN tie inside of the cabinet. The trick
ia eet the blocks with the letters o..
BLAlNR's name on them on the outside
aud those With the letters of HARRISON S
OF the i,s.ds. IL is most interesting
puzzle Here, nov, is something for the
administration 20 amuse itself With.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
- Poll,leal rhuuder.

We would remind the Era lhst 1880 is
drawing near when CoueTesimon are to be
elected. end it is absolutely necessary to
start ny few works with an occasional
advance IL wBges, ia order TO hoodwink
the WCrsingmen 10 again vote the Repob-
hcan ticket by telling them that the
grand system % protection" is the source
from whence all blessings flows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

WHEELING IS 70. alone among Wesi
yIg.tia cities In claiming the honor O.
raining one OF the new cruisers The
Sle04erls.oFn Register says that 20 more
appropriate pane than Shepherdstown
cou "a be- ( ven to one Of them. It was a.
S1spberdstown that a beat vas first pro
usll. d by steam. The memory Of the in
ventor sud the event ought TO be preserved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

RIrCHIE county is Go have q rev
ID mccratic PAPER ia the near future. gae
light SEEMS TO be breaking ia RItchie's be-
gbt wilds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

THE reco1d cousin Of tbe Prsiden; ron
gets an oGics. The HARRIsoN stock cusai
20 BE- pretty well ron out by this tins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

President ELLIOT, OF Harvard, haspu5-
HeIy reuounced Hasrsonism and Che Be
publicalism OF 90 day, aad has enrolled
hiusslii1 tbs Democratic RACKS. Tni5 is
the du.tcl DO honest and Intelligent men,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

ENGISEERs are now locking over tire
route f,r a new railroad between Marietta
sud Norfolk. Virginia The rosd viii cnt
thro1 b tire heart Of West Virginia, and
develop some Of her richest territory. This
is bot one Of many similar enterprises
nader confederation. II emily 1.-THE OF
them are completed, Yves, Virginia Will
en- JOS .och g. season Of prosperity ss -le
has uever before known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

A sore Throat or Cough. f suffered % pro-
grcss. Oxen re uits i'm an iucuTabie throator lung
trouble "B,oess Bronchial Troc'ss give .n-
stan. relic,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
If YOU WAN
FOR THE MERRY-GO.

The mot popular and pleasant resort in the
city is the Steam Merry 60 Round in Csldwells
Run. conducted by Sieia 4 Woodruff Children
and ADULTS fnd the riding to be most exhilirat
ing and enjoyable Excellent care is taken OF
the children sent 10 this place for an aternoOn's
enjoyment The conductors Of this pleasure re
sort viii Keep it open as long as the weather will
permit Ccl5uetd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
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N.=-b 4% farrh ia the Head by the
pr0rrietor5 of DR.. sagc's Cstauh Remedy. BY
JUS mild, soothing ali healing properties, it
cures the worst cases. mo- matter OF now long
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
DFRSONAL
RALL AND WINTER GOODS!

We have just received our Fall aud Winter
stock of New Goods and We invite an carly in
spection OF same.
O. H WHEELER q SON,
MERCHANT TAILORs,
No. 1881 Market street, sip stairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
Hen 4fYsrtisfmfR.,s.

UTANTED-sEwING GIRLS AT NO. las
w Main Street. ocloq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

UIUR RENT-FURNIsHED FRONT ROOM on
y first floor, suitable for two young men, at
1903 Byron, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets ocl5e3dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

a1- Prices. IS and 50 cents No e,,-...
for TeserVl q seats sale o. sa.s l..... .s
Saturday, October 18th. at C. q. Ho.e... -....
sore '.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
Pronounced a Cyclone Of Laughing Gas

Ss-Pdces, % and so cents Natu,. rc.
and IS ce,ts 70 extra charge for reserved
seats. Sale Of seats commences m.aay Oo..
Der 18Th, at c. A. House muslc,toIe. oa2sr..e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15

copyrisht, - ~ WORLDS DIS. lIrD. Assn.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-07-05

idea about the building OF the
bridge there. Mr.. Curren says
ave want it distinctly understood
that il the public think by sub
scrihing to the city bridge they are
favoring the Idea, they are mistak-
en-. We don't want the bridge, and
if anybody will give us back the
money we subscribed toward 1T they
can tear it down and take II aw'sy,
SO far as the Idea Is concerned"
Sra. Dolores Duper had disa-
greement with Rev. Father Las
saigne over step ladder, and made
a complaint against him. charging
HIM with using language detrimen-
tai to her good name. The case
was tried this morning before JUS
tice Valdez, by jury. The result
was a verdict for the Rev. father
and the assessment Of the costs
against Mrs. Duper.-Las Cruces
News.
Keane d Co., bankers OF New
York, have loaned Grant county
5000 on warrants issued. This
money is to gay current expenses.
The 30. 100 in bonds were taken by
the same firm the 1st inst.
The historic log cabin on the
corner adjoining the Enterprise
office n. Silver City, onns the
peaceful home of Billy the Kid, is
being fixed up, and will be occupi-
ed shortly as shoe shop
The La Cueva ranch company
has obtained an order of restraint
against Mared Dolores de III errera
and Manuel Gallegos to stop them
from trespassing OF Its property.
w. r. Green, Of Cleveland, three
wears ago citizen of Silver City,
was in Santa Fe en- route to Aus
tralia. He travels for the Cleve-
land hardware company.
l
The Lss Cruces college will re-
commence its school term on Sep.
tember 81. 1t has every prospect
of greatly increased success during
the coming year.
Information is wanted of Henry
and Charles Gregory. aged l6
years, who left their home at Ell
Moro, Colo. June lG, 1889, Ad-
dress Asa Gregory.
The business houses of Socorro
suffered very little by the suspen-
sion Of the bank, and all business
enterprises have again settled
down to business.
A. j. Cornell, of Silver City, has
received the contract for $500
cords Of wood to be deliverd to the
government at Fort Bayard, at
$3 10 per cord.
Radway Il Herman, the reliable
contractors and builders, are ac-
lively engaged in the erection OF
the $40, 900 Ilteld residence in AL
buquerque.
4. j. Enman, stockraiser of Ver-
de valley and Mogollon mountains.
Is shipping between 300 400 head
of beef cattle from Flagstaff to
Kansas City.
Mayor Garcia of Socorro has is
sued proclamation requiring all
dogs to be securely muzzled. The
most secure muzzle is that OF q
shotgun.
| NJ. w. Brown was appointed by
the county commissioners OF Socor-
ro county as treasurer, to fill the
vacancy made by W. ID. Burlin-
game.
| Miss Nellie Tweeddale, a lovely
young lady from Topeka, Kansas,
is visiting her former schooimate,
Mrs. B. s. Rodey. of Albuquerque.
| Chas. Bruton was arrested In
| Las Cruces last week and taken to
Texas. The charges against him
are attempt to kill and forgery.
| Rev. Irving is expected in Ra-
ton.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-07-05
the TERRITORY.
The Latest TerritoriRt News Pertain
ing 10 Miniag interests and Other
Matter. .s Cleaned from Our
Exchanges.

ing "a MtutMS interests nnu OsheS
Matters a. Cleaned from oar
Exchanges.
a gun club has been organized
at Las Cruces.
Base ball has broken out in the
MesllIa valley.
The books for the Folsom land
Office have arrived.
: The Lns Cruces land office is
crowded with business.
Wm. plag, formerly of Silver
City, is doing business in Oklaho-
ma.
n. j. Kennedy died Mt Las Cru
ces, of spinal meningitis, aged 29
years.
Nj. Lintz g. Co. were the first to
attach the property of the Socorro
county bunk.
Great catches of trout are re-
ported from the Pecos river, in the
vicinity of glorieta.
A boy was fined $5 and costs al
Las Cruces recently, for talking
angryly to priest.
Daniel and Oscar Troy have ia
the neighborhood of 5000 pounds
of wool stored in Ration.
III. G.. Noel last week sold 25
high grade short horn bulls to Col.
A. Il. Head, of Deming.
Stanselle's grand aggregation OF
miracle working talent got strand
ed in Silver City last week.
Jimmie Nicholson, well known
in Grant and Sierra counties, ID
now u resident of Honolulu.
John Coleman's place, three
miles east of Silver City, Was bad
ly washed out by the late freshet.
The assessed valuation of Colfax
county's wealth for 1889 is "a, 454,
557 .S8, and it is constantly increas-
ing.
I In olden times, Indians used to
burn the woods OF New Mexico to
drive out game and bring down
rain.
From all parts of New Mexico
come complaints thick and fast ov-
or the non-publication of the last
session laws.
Frederick Il. Price and Miss Al
media f. Forest were married at
Las Cruces the 25th ult. by the
Rev. j. M. Weems.
1t is rumored that Judge halde-
man, Of Folsom, will accept posi-
tion in the registers office when
the land office opens.
A. G. de Baca was iii Santa Eo
from Pena Blanca. He says the
crops there are looking fine, but
could stand more rain.
The trial of the murderers of
Richaros, at Carthage, Socorro
county. cannot take place till the
October term ol court.
The little daughter of Lieut..
Scott is one OF the best horseback
riders in Albuquerque, and will
enter to ride at the fair.
Raton is doing fair amount OF
business, and there is as little kick.
ing about hard times there as in
any town in tie Territory.
"When il comes r,ght down tc
sensations and society gossip" says
the Enterprise, SILVER City is GER.
tainly entitled to first place"
The Las Cruces base ball club
went down to La Mesa last Sunday
and the rural team did up the Cru,
ces boys to the tune OF twelve t.
nine in seven innings.
W. L. Thornton and Mr.. Kedall
mining expert, went out from Las
Cruces aud examined the Stephen
son mine last week. Ii is expected
that au English syndicate will take
hold Of that property.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-07-05
NEWS AND NOTES.
Adelina Patti is seriously ill.
Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes il
daad


-Johnstown is again under local
government.
Gen. Simon Cameron, of Penn
sylvanla, is dead.
Ohio republicans re-nominat 'd
Gov. Foraker on the 3rd ballot.
Bodies are still being found in
the wreckage of the Johnstown ca
lamity.
job nstown, Pa, has decided in
favor of prohibition by vote OF
446 to 443.
A brlgadier general Of the Brit
ish army has been attacked by aep-
rosy in Madras.
Only Sl5,O0O,000 were drawn by
the pension department from the
treasury to be available on the lst
inst.
Some of the laborers who were
working on the Johnstown wreck
took seriously i'll last week with ty-
phoid fever.
American Minister Hersch ar
rived at Constantinople last Friday,
and Struss, his predecessor, took
his departure.
The President has appointed
Moses NJ. Bane, of Utah, chief OF
accounts of the division III the gen.
eral land Office.
A murderer by the name OF
George Mcanna cheated tue gal
lows in Philadelphia by hanging
himself in his cell.
The Southern Pacific has secur-
ed control of the Oregon railroad.
The terms of the agreement have
not been definitely settled.
- The factory OF the Manhattan
Brass Company. of New York, was
entirely consumed by fire one day
last week 1t was fully insured.
An extension OF six weeks has
been granted the builders of the
Charleston hy the secretary OF the
treasury to complete their vessel.
Great fears are entertained of an
insurrectlon at Port ag Prince,
Hayti, owing to Legitimate's refu
sal to leave the city or capitu!ate.
The state department has issued
extradition papers for Martin
Burke, n suspect in the DR.. Cronln
murder case, who is now at Winnie.
peg
Tie German Turner Bnnd of
Cincinnati had grand street par
sde and picnic last Friday. The
city was decorated with flags and
bunting.
1t is indeinited rs to the time
that the suspected murderers of
DIR. Cronln will be tried. Nothing
of note will be done in the case until
the extradition of Martin Burke.
! Lynch law still prevails in Ken
tucky. A mob took Chas. Ardell,
charged with the murder of ped
dler, from jail at Shepardsvllle,
took him to the woods and hung
him.
Johnstown has been visited by
another disaster. a fire broke out
in one of the words OF that unfor-
tuEate city and bt fore it could be
checked it had destroyed twenty
five houses.
Rev. Wm. Henry Beecher died
nc his home in Chicago last week,
aged 81 years. His death was
caused mainly from old age. lie
was a brother of the late Henry
Ward Beecher.
The two mile race between the
University of Pennsylvania and
Yale freshmen crews on the
thames near New London, W, a
won by the University team by
three-fourths of length.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-26
The BuekbOsrd.prlrer,s Mistake.

A Bar Harbor Observation-Disclosures is
sore on account of mistake he made
last sum mer, says the Lewiston Jour-
nal. He had taken a passenger, a
young woman, from near the club
house to "Chatwod" and had told her
that the price of the trip would be
$3.50. On the way he tried to make
out whether she was a tourist or a
servant, as, according TO an exchange,
'his big heart would not allow him to
charge n working girl such price for
so short a ride" On reaching their
destination the newcomer was met at
the door by one of the maids, and he
decided she was servant, and so gave
back the half-dollaT when she paid
him. Later he learned that the Young
woman was Miss Mary Garrett. TWEEN
ty millionaire, and he is now inconsol-
able. "She took the 30 cents as will
lingly as il she had been taking in
washing to earn the money" is his
plant.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-26
THE CROW AND DRAKE.
How the Latter Terribly Ravenged
| a Cruel Wrong.


Cruel Wrong.
A duck with brood OF ducklings
was walking along the edge OF a pond,
near Pleasant Mount. Pa, when one
of flock Of crows that we're hanging
about the spot lit on the ground near
the ducks, and pecked and strutted to
and fro. in an indifferent sort of way,
as though not noticing the presence OF
the ducks, but all the time drawing
closer and closer to them. Finally
the crow made u sudden movement
captured duckling, and flew away
with it, greeted by II loud chorus OF
congratulatory caws from its COM
panions. who had been perched in u
tree not far away as quiet as mice.
After a few minutes another crow
dropped down on the ground and began
system OF similar man9uvres. The
cawing OF the crows ceased instantly,
and the eyes of the flock were evident
ly, fixed on their scheming companion,
watching the result of his wiles. A
farmer who had been an eye witness OF
the first performance, now thought it
strange and stupid on the part OF the
old ducks, after their experience, that
they did not take their little ones in
the water. where they could protect
them better. But he did not interfere.
being curious TO see what success the
second crow would have. He soon dis
covered that the ducks had longer
heads than he gave them credit for.
Tie crow pecked and sided along
il was quite near the ducks, when it
darted forward TO seize the duckling
But the drake had his eye on the ma
rauder. and before the crow had the
duckling the drake had the crow. 1t
seized the black rob5er by one leg.
and in spite OF the latter's yells and
fluttering, plunged in the pond with it.
The drake swan few feet, and then
dove with his prisoner.
Tho capture OF tho crow filed the
flock of crows with alarm, and they
nrose in body and oircled about with
deatening cries. The sudden disap-
pearance OF their comrade beneath the
the water aroused all their suspicious
nature. and they few rapidly away.
The drake remained below for an ex-
traordinary long time, and when 1t
came TO the surface the crow was not
with it. 1t appeared soon afterward.
1t was as dead as stone, the reveng-
ing drake having drowned it. The
drake swan back to its mate aud fam
lily, and loud quacking of congratl-
lations followed, after which the whole
| family launched themselves in the
water for trumphal swim. At least
that is the story sent TO the New York
Sun
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-26
Ief,s Trihute 10 Grant.

when Gen. Grant was dying Mt Mount
McGregor, the Boston Globe instructed its
New Orleans correspondent to interview
jefferson Davis. Mr. Davis was not seen
personally. but few days later he penned
the following letter:
Dear Sir-Your request on behalf OF a
Boston journal for me 10 prepare n criti-
cism of Gen. Grants military career can
not be complied with for the following rea-
sons:
First--Genl Grant is dying.
Second--T hough he invaded our country
with ruthless, It was with an open hand,
and, as far as l know, he abbetted neither
arson nor pillage, and has since tho war,
believe, shown no malignity 10 confeder-
ates, either Of the military or civil service.
Therefore, instead of seeking 20 disturb
the quiet OF his closing hours, l would, II II
were in my power, contribute TO the peace
OF his mind aud comfort of bis body.
(Signed) JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-26

They seem to me to be people made
exactly for enjoying themselves, says
Buffalo Bill, writing OF the French.
do not mean TO say that they have no
valor, or military courage, or energy;
all the world knows the reverse is true
in war matters. and the energy of the
country is wonderfully proved by tn c
recent exposition. On the other hand
l do not think that they overwork.
They appear to take their pleasure as
they go along, and are contea;
with moderate fortunes and incomes.
1t is great pity that the governments
OF Europe cannot get on peaceabIy to-
gether, for II it was not for the necessi-
ty OF keeping up standing army
believe the French would be the hap
piest people in the world.
Their manner.of life is perfect in
dicat;on OF their general character,
and though | cannot help admiring it,
must say that it would not do for me,
and | think most Americans would
come to the same conclusion. Coffee
and rolls at 9 o'clock in the morning,
breakfast at noon, coffee in the middle
OF the afternoon and dinner in the
evening does not give the rapid Amer
lean time enough for his work. The
French, however, find sufficient time
to do what they wish to and manage
to get more fun out of life than we do.