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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
A SOUND MARRIAGE.
Two Romantic Lovers joiled Together by
Telephone.

Two Romantic Lovers jOiled Together by
Telephone.
LAPORTE, IND., February 2O.-Minuie
Worley, sged %, telephone exchange cp-
orator a: South Bsnd, snd Frank Middle
ton, in ike position st Michigan City,
became acquainted over the wires during
the night watches. Finally Middleton
proposed in fan that they ge! married by
telephone, and Minnie consented. A
Michigan City Justice vas called on ard
performed a legsl ceremony, bat without
the necessary State license.
This occurred last week aud pessed Il
AZ o Joke. Now en'relt legal counsel
ssys tire marriage was legal and binding,
ard say Justice Dibhle is liable TO i'm
prisoument for performing the ceremony
without the necessary license. The groom
will 20 10 South Bend to see his bride,
and divorce proceedings will probably be
instituted unless they agree TO live TO-
gether.
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IGS0MINl0US ENDlNGS.
Murdersrs who Paid the Awfal Penalt
NnaI. .rdAN.


Yesterday.
BELLEFoNTAIEE PA, FEBRUARY %
There was a ierrIble scene here this m0rD-
ing when william Sselsy Hopkins was
hanged for the murder Of his wife and
mother-in Law.
The condemned msn vss escorted 10
the gallows shortly sfier 10 o'clock. The
moose was adjusted and the drop fell at
1915 The sudien jerk broke tie rops
aud Hopkins fell wnthirg to the ground.
The spectators were for moment hor-
ror.siricken, but the haneman and his as-
sis:s1ts promptly got to work and re-
paired the rope Hopkins vas again
placed en- The scaffold. and the drop fell
successfully the second time st i01s.
The crime for which Hopkins paid the
death penalty was the killing of lis wife
and her mother, Ms. Wigaman, on sda-
day, September %, 1889. The case caused
great excitement. lie was found gUl,Y
ST d sentenced 10 death.
Hopkins 1855 at I o'clock aud ale heat.
ilv OF breakfas, Of toast srd eggs, and at
$3.50 ne ate a turkey dinner. His spiriius
adviseTs were with him to the last sing
iug ard praying, ire dOomtd nsn joining
ia without a trem0r The march 10 the
galloys began at 1905 o'clock, the prison
er walking with firm step. They al
knelt on the g,llows, the minister praying.
after which Hopkins walled 10 the edge ol
the scsffold aud said. Good bye kind
friends; leave this world without au en-
emy. Farewell ell He then shook hands
with all on the scaflod snd thanked toe
Sheriff for hie kindness, snd ~ the cap
vas I'd iusted, he agein ssid. Farewell" "
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The uoue Ct Contention.

-Hl.|.II AeAe4lalA u AAr ANNeA't~--
CHARLESTON, w. Va, February "
Tee House this Afternoon had up the re-
DO Of the third conference COMMITTEES On
the appropriation bill. l. agreed to the
senate amendments with one exception,
aud that was the allowance OF t1ll2. ss
compensation for members OF the Guber'
Material Contest Committee.
This i3 the bone Of contention which
prevents tha passage OF the appropriation
BIN. and as the House refuses TO recsde
fsou iis position in the premises, 1t no"
looks as thought it will be defeated. Toe
Senate is firm in i,s claims in the matter
Tais was about sll TIE work accomplished
by the House to-day.
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Shenandoah River Matter.


WASHINGTON, February 2O.-Sensior
Faulkner hss introduced a bill 70 pension
Polly Macarthur, matron in the hospitals
du5ing the war, at twelve dollars pei
month.
Senator Faulkner has had very satis.
factory conferercs with Chief of Engineers
Casey in regard to the proposed improve
ment Of the Shenandoah river. Faulkner
mas written for statistics az to the old
Shenandoah Navigation Company to show
tnst it Dsde a profit. Colonel Casey hiss
assured Senator Faulkner that il il can be
shown that any material bsnefi. ill fol-
low he will cooperate in obtaining ;he i'm
OrOyement, and the Senator il quite con-
ilert Of procuring favorable report from
tbs Ssnate Commerce Committee
City Councilman Peter Farrell, o.
Wheeling, and Camden Sommers, oi
Clarksburg, are in the city.
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Toe Trades Council nset,.

Tbs Baildiug Trades Couocil held a
LARGELY attended meeting last evening at
Trades Assembly H,ll, ard important se-
ton wes taken IN reference to the trouble
growing out Of the itonemasons' strike.
ard il is understood that several other
boildinss - III he under he IAN. A ron
ference gas held With Mr ". A. Wii.on
Yesterday in reference to tho trouble 81 h,s
planning mill, and 8 proposition vas niso9 .e,o
by the committee which Hr. Wii'oH a.
not socept he will pu. It bs''"' wv
BnildeJS Exchange this evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
GRAND LARCENY.

Psu, Simmons and wsllack, OF the LennoN
Hill Bank, Indicted
New YORK, February 20.-The grand
Jury to-day banded in indictments assinst
Pen, simmors snd Wsllsck foi grand lar
ceny in the frs! degree, for taking s3l 0OO
worth of bonds from the Lsnnox Hill
Bank. Liter ths pFito3trs were srrsigned
before Judge Marine. and held in $50 900
bail each. Ii the boil is rot furnished the
prisoners will be sent 10 the TOmbs prison.
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Pensions Granted.
'pseiGl Ttlcorcm 10 he Register.

Special TtlCorcn 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, February 20-PeusiOnF,
origihsl liovAlid-ElmeT c. fiaan, of Bridge.
port; Ablor Kiugery, of HAmlin; B.uj =.
min Rsy, Of Dixon.
Inctease-Berjimin J. Harrison, Of
Bridgeport; Joseph j GusemaD, OF Terra
Alta; L}ihrcD Phillips, of Indian Camp;
William B. Hall, Of MorRalto JchD
W. Ditsmore, of Weston; Granville
Q leen, Of Alton; James Nolfs, of Clear
creek; Shriger Moore, Of Parsley; David
Stewart, Of WilliamstowD; William X.
Brown, of Bridgeport; Kendall Barnett,
Of Cotisgevilie.
Rs-issue-SolOmon P. Hawley, of Reeds
vile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21

SrRAINs ard external injuries sre the
chief causes Of weak ankles and joints. By
the free use of Salvation OIL cure will be
Effected in shor. time.
"Ard there was mask ball tbst night, "
yes, and they kept it mp pretty lively IN:
til morning. Yeu see hey weren't sfraid
Of the early frost knowing that all ths
druggists keep supplied with DR.. Bniis
Cough Syrup, the old reliable standby
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
West virginia Senate Bills.

Special Telegram 10 The REGISTER
WASHINGTON, February 2O.-Ssnat'
bills Of interest to Wss: Virginia thai
passed tha. body have been referred TO ap
propria,e committees 10 the House. The
most important are as follows: To refund
81, G19 10 West Virginia paid to I'll ,ers O.
the 1884 militia regiment during the war
10 pay German Evangelist Church of Mar.
tinsbufg 81, 500 for church property de
stToyed during the wsT; to pay @. III
Shaffer, Of Berkeley county, 81, 500 for &
war claim These bills will receive early
attention ID the House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
THE M'KKEsPORr DISCLOSURE
at the Residencs OF the DsuSh er OF Mrs
jules Collins.


jules Collins.
PITTsBURG, February 2O.-The chop
lifting scheme discovered at McKeespOrt
yesterday promises to be more serious than
first supposed The discovery at Mrs.
JIles Collia's residence led to further dis,
closures Her daughter resides at Home.
stead, and there the officers proceeded al
ooce.
As expected another big fence" was
discovered, and hundreds OF dollars worth
Of goods found. large quantities of silk,
gloves, stockings, parssola, umbrellas, etc
are among thegoods. 1t ia now believed
a regular gang will be unesrthed and that
some people will be Included in the gang
who are not thought of now.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
TIE SECOND BIG STORM.
snow Again Acts az an Obsiructlonist In
CaI.fOrLia.

California,
SAN FRANCISCO, February 20.-Reporis
from points on the Central Pacific over
land lires from COlfax to Truckse, show
thai another enow storm prevailed in the
Sierra Nevada mountains on Tuesday
Dight. The train due here al 9:45 q. NJ.
Tuesday and that due at 10:45 p. m.
came in about midnight, having been con-
soiiated 10 the mountains. The morning
train dua yesterday vas at Truokee a.
noon. Yesterdays essibourd $3.50 p. N.
AID S p N. trains we're consolidated al
Sacramento. This practice will be fol
lowed hereafter until the storm abstes.
Yesterdays overland mails were de-
splache6 over the Santa Fe route and wet
bound mails have been ordered sent 10
California over that road until the storm
ceases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
The BIG PARADE.
Two Bridgeport Organization, TO Join
The Column.

Two Bridgeport Organization, TO Join
The Column
Notice has been received that the Bridge
port Couneil Of the o. u. A. 81 sud
Bridge port Castle Of the K. Of the G. L T..
both thriving organizations, will take part
10 the big psIsle in this city tomorrow
iu honor Of W4,hington's birthday.
The members Of the Reception Commit
Tee are requested to meet at the S cord
ward mrKet bal st 10 q n. on Ssturd4g.
This committee ,onsists Of Messrs. J. NJ.
Ephiu, Ernes. Biker, James 4. Wood,
william Imhcf, J. II Ross, George "
Boring and HtIbsrt Nimmie
City officials ara membsIs OF Council
are called to meet At ihs Public Bollding
t.. go o. IN sharp, ard take csiTisges IN
line. The hacks will ne 10 waiting here.
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PERISH BY THE FIRE.
Four Chliren Meet ID lsth by sonocstion
Mt kipgstCn.

KINGSTON, ONT, February 2O-At a
late hour lss. night fire broke cut in a
tso-story frame dwelling on Bagot street,
occupied by John Lesion and family.
TIRE fire had been burning some time be-
fore it was discovered, and when the tife-
mer entered the house they found four
children deed in bed The bodies were
not nuch burned, death having been caused
by sutfocsti0n.
Mrs. Lesion, af:er vain eisorts TO rescue
the childres, Jumped from the second story
window with babs in her arms. Her leg
was broken by the fall, but the babe WAS
uniriured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
RrswsrIe. onlh . Move.

CINCINNATI, February ga Spring
field, o, special anucuuces the reported
sale Yesterday in that plscs Of Schneider
Rros and the Vorce and Blee breweries
20 an Eoslish syndiclts, to take effect May
Is Charles Schneider, who is prsciich
brewer, is to be superintendent OF the t"o
bre Ferita.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21

BALTIMORE. February 20.-MF. o. p.
MeCsrty has resigned his position. ~ A.
sis.snt General Passenger Agent of the
Baltimore sud Ohio at Columbus, o, 70
accept the post OF General Passenger Agent
OF the Baltimore and Ohip Southwestern
Railroad, resigned by Mr.. CHARLES X.
Lord, Third Vice Pfesitent of the Balti.
nora and Onio
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
ALL A CANARD.
Gov. Fleming Has Not Decided to Give
Up tho Hsiflelds.
C..l.lcI I.I.....-. L. ~. d..

Gov. Fleming Has Not Decided to Give
Up the Hsiflelds.
SPECIAL TbgaH, 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, W Va, February 90
The report 'elegrapbed over the cOuLtry
thst GCv. Fleming had decided to honor
requisitions for the Hstfi,lds, IS entirely
withDa, Foundation. Gov. Fleming has
promised nothing. RsqnisitiOns for come
Of the Hatfield gang, issued over a year
ago. were tiled with Gov. Fleming Just
after bis Inauguration, by ALI. Barnett.
He has rot given them any consideration.
Applica'iins were flsd to.dsy for rtqnisi-
tions on Kentucky au:horities, for Ken
tuckisLs who were indicted in Logan
county, for the murder Of West Virginians.
Nc steps will be taken until tie matter is
thoroughly examined into. Gov. Wilson
refused to honor Kentucky IequisitioDs as
did Gov. Buckner to honor West Virginia
acquisitions for members OF tine respective
gaDgs, who have been keeping MP the war
in Logsn AID Pike counties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
Managed by Willard.

NEW YORK, February 20.-The Times
to-day says: st is announced on practi-
cally official authority that the deal by
which the Northern Pacific Company ex
pscts 10 obtain contr1l Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rlilrcad is bsing personally
msnsgsd by Mr.. Henry Willard. He has
full power and lots Of money"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
r.,.IFicht B,tween CbiIdren.

CHARLESTON, February 20.-In Alder-
500, Monroe county, q oOlcred gil Iamsd
Lulu Smith. aged seven years, engaged 10
A childish fight with the hve-yesr-cld son
Of c. K. sewell, a white man. The il lie
boy was getting the worst OF the encounter,
ghen bis seven-y -yesr.old brother .ushed il
and stabbed the girl With a poke, knife.
Her vcund is believed to be fatal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
K.lrain Chnllenrsd.

DENVER, Col, February 20.-Ed.
Smith, cham pion pDgilist Of Colorado. and
q prominent candidate for first honOrs
among sporting ueo, issued q challenge 10
Jake Kllrain 10 sD6r ten or fifteen rounds,
Marquis of Qieensberry rules, for purso
Of 81, 600 to g 600, match TO he for poinip
and to come of within eight weeks, n this
city; or. IL Kilrain prefo's, viii Ggdt him
N "A fUien.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
A Minis Disaster.

ASPEN, Col, February Shortly
after midnight, while Martin and Hugh
Braiusrd, brothers, were working in the
Mollie Gibson mine, the sclffJld upon
which they were standing gave way, both
men falling tn the bottom OF the shaft, q
distance Of $50 feet. Both men were in
stautly killed.
About the same bour, James Lyons, a
miner, working in tine Homestake niue.
was instantly killed, bis brains being
Knocked ont by piece of rock falling 400
feet and striking him upon the head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
ALONG TIE RIYER.
The Comb. md Going Of =, annD
Ths M.rk. from Ab''e'

The Comb ( and Going Of =, ,.it' aiIo
Tns Msrks from AD''o'
r.. .,Ls IN the lsrdiDg LAST evening
''T'Sa''s IT, s,-smsr scotis, Capt. John N.
p.iii;,s Is >, Command, will be Saturday
.;rs,a n. Cincinnati packet. leaving at
M The Scotia lost her Las. srip By
'e,,,ag a new cylinder at CinciaBsii.
plot Tony Muhnball, u the H5dson
,e,arts snnken coGi bost ct sunEsh close
TO toehsnnel, surzen fael hat jns, below Proc
tor right 10 the channel, break near
J, aersou Iron Works; also that the wreck
of tow boat Wm. Boomer has moved down
to Burlington bar ard lies close TO t0e
channel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21

PARIS, February 20. -Forty-three bodies
have b;en taken fron the colliery a. De.
cizs, in which the explosion occurred
Tuesday night. In addition eight miners
GhO are bsdly Injured. have been rescued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
THY Dl,d Tnrelher.

PHILADELPHIA, February 20.-Jacob
Schoop and Thomas j. Cole were hanged
together in MOysnensing Pdson this
morning. The drop fell at 1904 O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21

To-day is the time set foe the hea Jog Of
the petition OF the new Wheeling Bridge
Company for the appointment of Com
miesioIers to condemn piece eff the
south side cf the vscant land belonging to
toe Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com
pGny. lsing on the north side of Olio
street and eaAt of South Front.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
RAILROAD MATTERS.
A New syndicate-surveyors at Work
Condamn.si,,, .5ro.aad,rOs Efc

A New syndicate-surveyors at Work
Condemnation Proceedings, Etc.
There is prospsc: of 4 new railroad syn
dicote being formed in PittsbuTg, to push
f,rFari and com 2lete the Cleveland, Lo-
raine ard WEseling, aad .be Wheeling and
Lske E'is IoaGs. Bo.h these lines are nov
in an unfinished state, and are likely to
remain go on account of lsck of funds
uolees they receive outside assistance.
The first named road starts from Black
river, point thirty miles out of Cleve-
land, and now rams through that city and
thence TO Bridgeport. The Wheeling and
Like Erie rosd stsfts from Toledo and now
goes to Boserstown, { point on the Pan
Handle read about forty mites from Wheel
ipg. Both nes expect TO Tesch this city
by means Of tbe Wheeling Bridge and
Terminal Company, which company is
now building bridge across the Ohio and
lsying terminal trscks sroucd The city.
Both these roads il tend Building separate
branches from Wheeling 10 Steubenyile
At present il is said both lines are being
delayed by reason Of lack Of ready Cash,
and there Is no immediate prcspsct of their
bsigg able 10 secure The necessary amount.
Here is where the syndicate 9ill get io ite
work. This ID TO bs so organization COM
posed OF well-knO~n wealthy men. hesled
by some Of the most prominent officials II
the Pennsylvania company and Penusyl-
ssEis rsiirood. They are nov said to be
investigating the matter.
corps Of engineers arrived from Pitts
brrg, day or twO ago, in charge of Chief
Engineer p. L. McCGlly, and yesterday
they completed running the lines for
cOnnec ion of the projected State Line
railroad with the union bridge and ter
minal system, at the uppsr erd Of the city.
Yesterday Messrs Q. w. Ffsnzneim, w.
F. Siiel, Fred Park, Henry S6amon and
W. A. Wihoc, the Commissioners APP
pointed By the Circuit Court to sssess the
value Of the Carter property, on TIE Pen.
insula, through which the Bridge snd Ter
miral Railroad Company desires right OF
way, heard testimony ofexpsrts aud Others,
at the Court House.
Work has been temporarily suspended
in the ne6 railroad tunnel, under Chap.
lines bill, q force OF men being put to
work at The top OF the elf, under which
the tuanel runs, throwing down the over
hanging earth ard grading off the surface
generally. The mouth Of the tnuuel is at
present choked up With loose stone blasted
down from the roof, in runEing the excs.
yatiOn up to the fnll height. Work in the
tunnel will sOon BE- resumed, the intsrIup
ton b3ing bnt temporary one.
There are nearly one hundred men at
work % tho railroad excavation down a
C-ldweli's run, and the big cnt just south
of tho Riverside bar mill has been pushed
down 70 dep;h OF abont twelve feet
An euOrmoCs amount af earth has been re-
moved.
To-day is the time set foe the beali' Of
the petition OF the new Wheeling Bridge
Company for the appointment of Com
miesioIers to condemn piece eff the
south side of the vscant land belonging to
toe Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com
pany, lsing on the north side of O1iO
street and eaet of South Front.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
DESTROY THE SECRECY

LADIES who value a rei sed complexion
r,nst q Pozzoni's Po6der-it produces
sof, and beautiful skin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21

There will be rush Saturday morning
for seats foi the appearance OF Margaret
MatheT q; the Opera House Monday even
irg. The Pittsburg Commercial says Of her
Gretchen: Margaret Mather drew fine
house at the BijOu last night. In her YER
sion of Faust, which she calls Gretchen,
enc certainly appears 10 excellent advan-
tsge. II sffords ber excellent oppoItuni-
ties for showing her admirable skill az an
actress. She is the same handsome, petite,
sweet. voiced creature that won the hearts
Of the Pi;tsburg public several years ago.
She is supported by a very good company.
J. Il S,uiiey las long baen regarded as q
first class leading man, and Charlie Welles
is Xlwsys pleasing. Just now Mr. Welles
ia . trfs hoarse, bat it annoys him more
than it dcts tire audience. This evening
Miss MstheT will appear in Romeo aud
Juliet" aud 20 morrow afternoon in "Tne
Honeymoon The advance sale is heavy,
and the audience will be large and fash.
iona6ie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21

Walter S. Silf1rd and his under the
Lssh" drew q good audience al the Grand
Opera House lsst evening, and the play
was well received. IL will he repeated
this evening, and will DO doubt finish ont
the week 10 good business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21
MUTILATING THE BILL.
Republican Imagination Making sad In
roads on the Reform Measure.

Repobiean Imagination Making sad In
roads on this Reform Measure.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, February 2O-The mani
feat purpose OF the Republicans to kill the
election bill was shown to-day by the
amendment which they adopted by q strict
psrty vote. The bill provides in conform
i,y 20 the Australian system, that all the
scksts or candidates names shall be
nrintad on one ballot in different columns.
This Is the very gist Of the bill, but the
Republicans stuck il on. b. al aye and no
VOTE. leaving the bill in such mutilAted
condition as to be Of no force, and a mum
-. Of other provisions entirely inconsistent
and ssnseless.
They also struck out the provision which
oroviSes that the voter shail desiguste the
candidate be votes for, by a cross marx
onposite the name of such candidate, or, II
he desires to vote straight party ticket
by making a cross mark above such ticket
These amendments
DESTROY THE SECRECY
Of the ballot which the proposed bill pro-
yides for. Tney then adopted sn amend
ment submitting this mutilated, senseless
bill to the people, end then it shall be
published IA full in every weekly news
paper in the State for four successive weeks
prior TO ths election. There are almost
sixty printed pages of the bill, and it will
| he sesn what a big lob this will be for the
newspapers. The bill was ordsred 10 its
third readiag, ani I am informed By DEM
oerats that the way It is amended they will
have 10 vote against lis passage.
r.,,r, ~ v,lns ,sd complexion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21

There are nearly one hundred men at
work % tho railroad excavation down a.
C-ldweli's run. and the big cnt just south
of tho Riverside bar mill has been pushed
down 70 dep;h or abont twelve feet
An euOrmors amount af earth has been re.
moved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21

G,es; interests maGifssted.in the course
of iliustra,ed lectures 20 be given q! the
Opera House next woek, commencing
Tuesday, by Prof. Donald Dlwnie, b. O. l.
as they are said by the pfess 10 be very
6na
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21

R.ssrved seats are now on sale at Houses
music store 70. "She" at the Opera HOuse,
Saturday evening. and a big house is Is
sured Tie Memphis Araieache says of
it: Gilbert q Dlckinson's she" turn
ed people away last evening and the mag
nifeent production was we'll worthy Of
the large house. The piece WAS we'll cast.
The scenic, mecbsricil and electrical
ELECTS were grand"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-21

A corps Of engineers arrived from Pitts
hIrg, a day or twO ago, in charge of Chief
Engineer p. L. McCGlly, and yesterday
they completed running the lines for a
cOnnec ion of the projected State Line
railroad with the union bridge and ter
minsl system, at the uppsr erd of the city.