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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-19
CITY LOCAL NEWS.
Street work is booming.
Cotton is coming in lively

-COUUOu Is COlulllS III llNoly
Jolly Twelve Bowling club meets
tonight.
Elk Lodge, X. of P, met last eve
ming.
-Wanted-Servant girl, 222 Obraje
street. At
Milton Lewis has been arrested
by Policeman McSorley, for striking.
There were three cases before the
Recorder this morning, and only Sc in
fines were imposed.
Read the assignee notice of A.
Kahn.
Go to Kahn's store if you want
bargains.
Garden street, south of Mill bridge,
is being filled in.
City Sanitary Works clean vaults
and cesspools. Telephone No. IL. I'm
Thermometers registered So degrees
at o'clock this morning.
Good music, singing and speak
ing at Casino hall tonight.
-Wanted-A first class carriage
painter, at sos Avenue b. 9-1S If.
Nineteenth infantry band at Ca
sine hall tonight.
Manufactures girl (white) in
quire at Young & Arnold.
DIR. Lowry has removed to No IA
Fifth street. 9-13 ct
-Drs. NJ. X. and F. M. Taylor, Of
Gee 402 Houston street. Tel.36S 11-6-1y
Best Photographs at Callaway's
Gallery, Alb East Houston street.
Buggy tops, dashes etc. mended.
Camerons. 1t.
Repairing solicited, Camerons, 9
Acequia. S-28-lm.
Deposit with the Maverick bank
a1d draw interest 6-27-6m
Painters and artists supplies.
3-27-tf B. c. RELY & Co.
-Purest ice in the city at the Alamo
Ice factory. 5-2-tf
Maverick bank pays interest on
deposits. 6-27-6m
Don't buy or sell property until
you have seen JnO. T. Hambleton &
Co.
Harness repaired and oiled. Came
rons. I'm.
Harness repaired and oiled. Came
rons. I'm.
Insure in Home Company and
keep your money here. 222 Com
merce street. S-23-1m.
New fall neckwear. See the
handsome shapes.
S-1S-6t Young & ARNOLD.
Dunlap silk and derby hats. New
fall style at YOUNG Il ARNOLD.
9-1S-6t
Fresh home made yeast cakes at
Little Red Grocery, North Flores
street. Gil m.
Beautiful "fall styles" ribbons
just received at John X. Beretta &
Co.'s.
The latest drink is Sach- Pruden's
ginger ale, spiked" with little
good rye. 9-19-tf
Try the latest Sachs-Pruden gin
ger ale, spiked" with a little good
spirits. 9-l9-tf.
-Magerstadt, the halter has re-
moved from No. ;, West Commerce
street to 80 Soledad. go I'm
"A hobby line stiff hats, also Stet-
sons, ETC., all latest styles at H.
Harms, Opera House. 9-16 1t
For sanitary work ring up tele-
phone No. II. Good work guaran-
teed. 9-19-lm
If you want your outhoUses clean
ed ring up telephone No. II. 9-l9-Im
The citizens eleven and the mill
tary cricket club try conclusions at
post tomorrow at 2:30 p. m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-19
DATT'C For Fine Drinks
90, BALL. 6 Main Plaza

Why do you buy solid silver? Sill
YER inlaid costs one fourth the price, is
guaranteed for twenty-five years, and
will last a life time. Elegant silver
goods, superior steel carving sets in
cases, lust the thing for presents. We
are sole agents for the "Improved'
lamp. Headquarters for house fur
nishing goods.
WAGNER & CHABOT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-19
At a BARGAIN

Two fine building lots near West
End on Alazan creek. Size 10 10
feet. Price S400 for the two.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
DIED OF EXHAUSTION.
A Sad Event Up at wensburg, Yes
ferdRV

A Sad Event Up at Wensburg, Yes
terday.
Gentlemen who came down from Wells
burg, last evening, reported very sad and
unfortunate death, occurring in that town,
yesterday morning.
The victim was J. Nichols, a bright
young boy, aged about thirteen or four
teen years, and from what can be gathered
of the details of the affair, his sufieriuss
before death came to his relief must have
been very great.
TIE facts, ss nearly as they could be
ascertaincd, were az follOwe:
Some time during Saturday party of
four OF five Wellsburg boys, whose ages
we're all in tie neighbOrhOod Of twelve or
fourteen, boarded freight train On the
Oaio river railroad and came down 70 this
city. They put in several hours wander
ing about town, intending 10 catch q train
going north in the evening This missed
THE, in sons way, and finding they we're
in fair position to rensin in this city
over Sunday, with their parents knowing
nothing of their whereabouts, they con-
cluded 10 walk home. The distance was
about sixteen miles, and il was big IN
dertskirg Tor the boys, even had the
ather been prOpiiiOus and the read good.
With the circumstances and conditions the
reverss Of thai, the difficulties were in
creased measuresbly.
What tine the boys left this city is not
definitely known, but it must have been
some time after dark. The road wss mud
dy, and they SOM began to show signs Of
exhaustion. They pushed or, however,
tar into the night, and would have or
rived home before daylight had they been
able TO hold cut When within about five
miles OF Basch Bottom, however, one Of
the boys, Nichols. gave out, and an
uounced that be could walk no further.
His companions set about carrying him,
and did succeed in getting him two or
three miles further, when they IN turn
became exhausted. By this time Nichols
was very i'll, and the bOJs did not know
what 90 do. Instead of leaving him at some
house, or remaining with him, II seems
they lsf. him on the rosd, at come point
within o couple of miles of Wellsburg,
and went on to town. About four O'Clock
IN the morning 1t began to rain, snd the
condition IF the exhausted boy can be im-
aeined. He seems to have Laid on the
road Until some time after daylight, when
he was found and taken to town. He was
vary IN and d+lirious ard his condition
grew steadily wore, death occurring some
time duing the day. Two Of the other
boys IN the party we're named Melvin Girls
well end William Melvin, bat the Nance
OF the Others could not be ascertained.
To.s Is the story brought down 10 this
city last aight, a. an hour too late 70 ad-
nit of concentration with Wellsburg.
Two or three pNties knew something Of
tie after, however, and there SCENE to Re
no room to doubt its correctness, at
least as 10 the main points, Ii is q sad sUd
unfortunate sffAir.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
AN ELOQUENT SERMON,
Preached at the Second Presbyterian
church, Yesterday Iorning.

Preached at the second Presbyterian
church, Yesterday Iorning.
Rev. Joseph Cock preached il the Second
Presbyterian church, yesterday morning,
90 a congregation which was only limited
5y the capacity cf the auditorium.
TIE Distinguished divine took for bis
80, isot the Cans end Oan-sOts Of Christi
anity." sn5 upon this topic delivered 8
discourse which wss pronounced By ell
vho heard &c, TO have been enc Of the most
eloquent ever listened to in this city.
Starting ont with the proposition that
every argument must be BASED upon au
iacantroy erti5is proposition, he said the
basic Thought end assertion OF his sermon
was the proposi ion that all men must die.
That could not be doubted or oOntrovsrt-
Cd. and with that as a foundation stone he
proceeded 20 erect an elaborate and con-
vincng structure Of argument and dsduc-
tion.
He approved tie necessity Of atone
ment. and illustrated the idea in a num-
Der of ways. Sin, he held, could not ne
blotted olt b. God. The record made by
man must reusiu without alteration, but
Christ wss interpyssd SIS a screen between
the man aud the record he had made In
that particular.
He scored the 'cep 'ci ID vigorous style,
character ling this species Of doubters as
"f.sther-headed and rattle-brained
In t,uchiog upon the new theology now
being preached In Boston, and 10 limited
extent elsewhere, IN which future proha'
ton was upheld, be said be had little
sympathy with tie idea. Re noticed the
sdherents Of the creed, while preceding n,
we're unwilling 70 take sny chaucas on II
themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
Nearls Got Away.

Levi Martin, nov in jsil at ROmney I'M
der sentence to the psritentiary fer barn
burning, mede en- attempt to escape
Saturday night which came rear being
successful. Some unknown party had
Supplied him with an anger and ohisel.
With the former tool be cut away the
4 inch nill and the two-inch osk lining Of
the wall Of his cell directly under the win
dow. and with the chisel he pried out the
bricks uutil be had made an opening near
" large enopgh to admit his body. AT
this time, however, the smoke from the
pine torch which he was usiDg for a light
awoke the jailer, Mr.. Polirg, who went
into Martins cell and put stop TO HE
preparations for escape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Ny Aunt Bridget"

''The forca aad go of Ny Amt Bridget
ia like comedy on horseback compared
with Others, rs bubblirR, boiling, roar
ing fun elec:rfss the risibles, aud it,
bright, novel, catchy muaic, It's pretty
costumes and its prettier girls, Keep th'
mental pulse in the highest fever of enjoy.
ment. The quick, Tapid sc'ion, the light
ming transition from one ludiorous situa
ton to another, feud the audience on q
steeple- chase OF laughter that never sbstes
until the last curtain falls on blunderirg
Bridget snd her wOuld-be-elegant nephew.
The construction of the pay IS such as to
admit Of any bright, amusing thought that
may suggest itself, and Monroe snd Rics
have given evidence Of possessing the fac
ulty Of thinking in the right direction.
This is tie third season Of Aunt Bridget,
and che comes to Us Teplete with new eur
prises
This is what the New York Times Gays
OF the play that will make people laugh at
the Opera Home Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings and Wednesday matinee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
SATURDAYS NEWS.
A Summary of the Contents Of the Sunday
X, glster.


About the CIty;-
The twenty.fifth anniversary of Sher-
mans march TO the yea vas celebrated by
the old soldiers in royal style at g. A. K.
hall Saturday evening. About 125 of the
veterans were present, and there were a
good many battles fought over again. In
the course of the evening Capt. S. L. Brice
presented Sheridan Post with four fue
pictures, and Prof. F. II. OrsgO also pre-.
sented handsome picture.
Rev. Joseph Cook, of Boston, lectured al
the Second Presbyterian Church, Saturday
evening his topic being the "Seven Mod
ern Woders OF the World" An outline Of
the lecture Was published in the REGISTER
yesterday morning
Mr.. George Sleigh, COshoctOn, o gave
some information concerning his pre- jected
basket factory. He will locate tie new
industry on the South Side.
The Edward Faris residences, at South
York and Delaware streets, Island, wa
sold by Auctioneer Haller, to G Gorge Mnl
for s.. 200.
Business was quite lively in police cir
Giles, Saturday and Saturday night. A
number of homes of ill-f,me were raided.
Mr.. John Howell, an old Wheeling busi
ness man, died a. the residence of hit
brother, at Columbus, aged 76 years.
The programme of last evenings an.
them service st s.. Matthews p. Z,
Church was given.
Prof. William Armstrong gave musical
matinee at his studio, to the parents Of
his pupils.
A resume Of the business transacted in
the United States court, at Charleston, wat
given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
A MIDNIGHT RAID.
TWENTY MRN BREAK INTO A HOUSE AND
KIDNAP A LITTLE GIRL.
ASra1gs Story Of a Musical MOOnshinsr-A Long
List Of Serious Accdsns-Slats Industrial
Matters Miscellaneous Topics.

Ga Monday night, the All inst, twenty
men went to the residence of A. L. Gun
ningham, in Ritchis county, broke Optr
the house and kidnapped his little dsugh
ter Thursby. aged seven years. II sp'
pears that some eight years $50 Mr.. Gun
nineham married Miss Barnes, and by
her had one child. Six months old
the mother died, and the grand parents
proposed they would care for the child un-
til such time "a the father could take it.
Some few months the grand parents sur.
rendered the child to its fathers care and
custody. Mr.. Cunningham is q good,
well-to-do citizsn, takes good care OF his
child, and it had just entered school few
days prior TO the kidnapping. Mr. Gun
niDgham knows the whereabouts Of his
child, aud has employed H. O. Showslter
in habess corpus proceeding, which is 10
be determined to-day at West Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
BIG FREIGHT BUSINESS
Being Done by the New LIns OF Steam


Being Done by the New LIns OF Steam
bOats-Other News.
Stree the establishment OF the new line
OF steamboats, between Pit;tburg and lower
points, the freight traffic has bsen very
heavy, and the boats have had all trey can
attend TO. Ga Saturday, the steamer st.
Lawrence, which is due TO leave here
every Sunday at 7 a. M, did not "a
through to Pit;sburg, but af,tr being
loaded down to the guards with Wheeling
freight, che returned down the river, be-
lug compelled to leave Los Of nails be-
hind NJ tho Bsnw0od landing The steamer
Andes is due to leave here every WedDes-
day morning et o'clock, and Wednesday
OF this week she will not 20 beyond this
point, bat will clean mp all the freigh! here
sud return TO Cincinnati. The river
freight traffic is increasing immensely, and
Wheeling has daily boat for below, leav.
ing every morning at o'clock, with the
exception nf Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
ma SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day POiDtediy Para
graphed FOR Hssty Readers

d
REGISTER TELEPHONES.
4O5.-Counting Room.
4O0.-LOcal and Editorial Rooms
THERE will be no music at The Wheel
ing Club this evening.
SOME handsome roses are noticed In
NoWviock's on Main street.
TIE river marks on the landing last
evening indicated II feet inches and
falling.
THE coming of sweet Little Lord
Fsuntleroy" is the talk of the town. Seats
20 on sale Thursday morning.
THE special joint Council Committee TO
Investigate the charges against Health
Officer Garrison, will meet for organization
this opening.
Adult GENERAL WOOD has issued Cen
ersl Order No. II for company inspection
eli all the military companies in the State
during November.
TIE Circuit Court will meet fog the No
vember term this morning. The grand
i1ry will be charged, and will get to work
shortly after the opening Of Court.
THE interest in The entertainment to be
given ut the Opera House On Friday even
Tug, December 6, By James Whiicomb
Riley AID Bill Nye, is already general, ex-
tending 10 all the towns in the near vicin-
ity.
CLARA Moss house of easy virtue, No.
1916 Main street, wee pulled las, night by
Ohicera Shorts, Moran and West, and the
madame, six girls and five men were
captured, all Of whom put up for their sp-
pearsnce.
TWENTY EIGHT cases were registered st
police headquarters for trial this morning
for the following offeDses; Keeping house
of i'll fame, three; girls found IN such
houses, ten; men found in houses, twelvei
drunks, three.
THE many friends Of Thomas Miller,
the youue man on trial at MOundsVille,
last week for the murder Of Joseph Morris,
we're highly grsti6ed 10 learn OF his &C
quital. They nsver for moment thought
DE was the guilty party.
The young mems meeting OF the Y NJ.
G. A., yesterday afternoon, was unusually
interesting. The attendance was good,
ard the short addresses were earnest ana
profitable. Mems Gospel meetings will be
held each sight this week at 8 o'clock.
Tonight R-v. G. W. Grimes will address
the meeting.
An item is going the rounds 10 the e.
feet that a West Virginia man has an In
veutio1 for b1ildDg houses without nails
but up 70 date the nail market has not ex-
perienCed a tumble. The wire nal being
unable to knock out the cut nail, this man
has Concluded to do without nails alto
gether. He will have to be captured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
FOR FRIENpLEss woMEN.
The Lady Managers OF the Home Make an
an Earnest Appeal.

The Lady Managers OF the Home Make an
an Earnest Appeal.
WHEELING, W. VA, November Is.
10 he Editor Of he Rfg'ser:
SGR:-The lady managers Of the "West
Virginia Home for Friendless Women"
desire to add their testimony to the earn
est statements of the Board of Directors,
which appeared in yonr columns last
Wednesday morning While rejoicing as
they do over the practical part already &C
complished, they feel isis al yet only well
begun, and the struggle TO maintain it
will admit Of no cessation of effort. The
managers can reach out only 40
tue means shall Justify to the
many fields which lie ready
for the seed. For the purpose Of meeting
prevent and pressing needs grand vocal
and Instrumental concert will be given in
the Opera HOUSE,, on Monday evening,
November 18th, By the best local talent
by which our city is enriched. Tickets at
so cents each, can be procured at Houses
music store, or from any OF the managers,
and they beg for continuance Of that
sympathy and support by which alone they
can help women to help themselyes.
BOARD OF LADY MANAGERS FOR 1859.
Mis-. D. A. Cunningham, President, 1913
14th street.
Mrs Geo. K. Wheat, lat Vice President,
900 Main street.
Mrs ]. F. Fault, 81 Vice. President, "The
Sycamores.
Mrs. A. J. Clarke, Corresponding Secre-
tary, 80 S Penn street.
Mrr. H. Wlliams, Recording sscre-
tary, 81 Viginis street.
Mrs. J. A. Bell, 945 Main street.
Mrs. Ellen Caldwell, 50 Fourteenth
street
Mrs. Geo. B Caldwell, 70 Sixteenth
Mrs. C W. Cushing, 1925 obsplise
street
Mrs. NJ. A. Fran zheiu, s27 Msin street
Mrs. T. T. Hutchinson, 2lOl Market
street.
Miss Eliza Hogs "a Thirteenth street.
Mrs. S. N. Mendel, 95 Twelfth street.
Mrs. Geo. c Miliigsn, Zane street.
Mrs. F NJ. Strong, 946 Main street.
Mrs. J. n. Vance, 933 Main street.
Mrs Geo. Wise, 106 n Front rect.
Mrs. John Wagner, SO Twelfth street.
Mrs. H. F. Jones, S. Front street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
PorNra on PEOPLE.
Movements OF citizens aud the Coming and
Going of strangers.

MNNAl4NAAt "a AiAAAAeAa NAh AAN NRAAAAAk AAa
Going of Strangers.
c S,olls, Of Charleston, and W. K.
Cummings, Ccalsburg, are at the Mcclure.
LIP. Carr, OF Fairnont, O. L. Moore,
Of Proctor. and T. 4. Gsllsher, o. St.
Mary's, ". Va, ere ST the Hotel Windsor
TIE family Of Mr.. J. 81. De Lsney, cut
ter for NJ. J. Brillss * S1n, have arrived
from Ohio to make Wheeling their future
home.
Mrs. Amada Gibson and daughter, Miss
Virginia, returned from Pueblo, Col
where they spent the summer with Mr..
Robert Gibson.
D.M. Shinn, Of ShinnstoD, E. A. Peck
and Z Trusmsn, Of Clarksburg, F. J.
Watson, Of Reedsville, F. H. Blake. q
Moundsville, j II P. Hendriok, Of But
Ter, II. B. Currey, of Volcano, G. A.
Hichls, Charles L evipg, Of WILLIAMSBURG,
d. Thomas. q Sewell, G. n p YerkeD,
Of C1sl Valley. J. d. Lusede Of Charles
ron, W. II. Bull AID Geo. H. Fielding. Of
Washington, G. 5 Rentch, of Shepherds
town. Lewis Walter sud Aston G.. D,ton,
Of Pbiippi, are The West Yuginiins at the
Sismm House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
Tho Accident Record.

VIM. Reed, 16.year-old son of VIM.
Reed, Esq., Of McKim District, Pleas.
ants county, met with severe accident
on Tustday, at Union Mills school house
il that district, where he vas attending
school. Young Reed and boy named
Cunningham were engaged in game OF
ball, when both started after the bail and
came in collision, Cunningham teeth
striking Resd over the eye, irflic,ing a
bad cut on his face and knocking him
down. Cunningham, whose front teeth
were knocked out by the blow. fell on
Reed and broke his leg just above the
ankle.
A colored youth known ga Jim Delphi,
of Shepherdstown, took his fret hunt on
Tuesday, and he says now it will also b.
his last In firing at some birds the gun
burst, and the pieces struck him 10 the face
and head. causing several painful wounds
The gun bsd two or three loads in il. - -.
Mrs Julia Sheeiz, Of ShephsrdstOwr,
fell down stairs, last Saturday, and was
unconscious for half day.
VI. Bane, of Mineral county, was
run over by a wagon load Of lumber snd
had his leg broken.
Continued on Third Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
A ROYAL Hand.

This is the name of a new minstrel com.
edy which will be presented at the Grand
Opera House, November 81, % and %.
The st. Felix Sisters, who are the stars
OF this company, have brought with them
the original Holland costumes ss worn by
the Place de Pays bas peasants. They pur-
chased the costumes from the peasants 10
person; they we2T fourteen white skirts
one over the other, peculiar heed dress,
dark stockings and wooden sabots. Ia
these picturesque COSTUMES they give 6
correct representation, singing in the II9l-
land tongue, and dancing the PEASANT
dances
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18

NOW received a complete and Artis'
sic as~ortmeuto OF Sutfings, Pantaloon'
ings aud OvcrcOating~. which We " Ar
rant 90 make mp in Fir~f-ClaS~ sly le'
AID at reasonable prices. Pit guar
autefd.
We offer the best sSc. Seamless HALF
Hose in the market, I'm fast black
Cnmcl-s Hair and MerinO.
4. HESS a son,
1921 and 1923 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
rhe Hnrrlson Couaty cold NIIne

Randolph Csrdsr hsa suspended opera
tions for the present on his gold mine, neal
Benson, Harrison, having gone down TO q
depth of 105 feet snd found no silver. he
cone Il les that it must ba nearer the sur
face or the natives would not have found
it Mr. Davis says he passed through ar
eighteen foot vein Of non ore about forty
feet belog the bed of the creek, while
boring, but does moi know whether it will
pay TO work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
Drp Goods
GREAT
gIOSilgOutSal8
~ tn.re ever was a chance 90 gat some
great Bargains iu The DRY GOODS
LINE here az opportunity you
cannot afford -0 pass Dbl.
ONLY A FBE MORE WEEKS
REGARDLESS OF COST

Y11 surely need uow something in ine io-.o"
ne articles. and DO win also pay yo1 90 lay in q
awnn.y for future time. Ladies', Misses ana
0lis Wraps ofsu Kinds saaws skirts, -n-
de-aslr for everybody; Hosiery, Gloves au
SORTS OF Kat Goods. Neckwear. Curtains Bed
spreads Emb-o. ier.es and Iacgsr Buttons Dfes'
Trimmings Cooe,s. Handkerch.cs, Notions and
email wares OF every description Dress Goods
Cshmeres. Henrietta. Ladies' Broadc.o-h ana
r-sot- Pushes. veivets Flaunels, Cottons'
chcyios 0nshams. Prints Ca.simeres, Jeans
Table Linens ToweHugs Yarns Ribbons, Dm-
lreIls. and Gos.ameres.
AI goods n- present use and nearly an new
stock. Beng ss we always sold, az VERY Low
PRICES. which statement you win bear witness,
we carried very few GOODS over from one season
to The other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
The Reign of Peace.

The Lincoln Citizen, referring 10 The
false reports seDt cut from that county,
says: "There has been no trouble since the
killing Of Mccoy and Haley, two wees E
ago A few have gone away until every
thing cools down, and as we understand il
both sides, if two sides it could be said tn
have, have gone hOms and to work, saying
all they want is to he let alone"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
A Huutsr Killed.

A lot of young men in Fayette county
were coon hunting Friday night week,
when revolver in the bands of one OF the
party, but which no one seems to know,
went eff and Wesley Rogers, ore of the
hunters, was instantly killed. Those who
we're along are very reticent about the
affair, and there ia a suspicion that it wss
not altogether an accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
An Anthcm Service.

The Anthem Service given BY the choir
ofSa Matthews p. E. Church, LAST even
los. was very successful, and highly sppre-
cistei by the large congregation present
TIE programme, as printed 10 Sunday e
REGIsrER. sss carried ont, aud the choir
certainly excelled itselfiu all the numbers
Yesterday was the last Sunday before
Advent or Minor Lent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
The Leonzo Bros.

Commence their three nights engagement
az the Grand this evening in their own
drama, 1.-THE Dog Spy" which will intro
duce their wonderful acting dogs The
Leorzos are said to have better company
this season than ever before, and they DO
doubt will DO a rushing business during
their stay here. Seats sre nov on sale 81
Weir's Hat and Furnishing Store.