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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
RAILROAD NOTES.
4 New Line Undertaken by the W. q i'' '-'
Local lettings

Local. JOiiihI"'
The news of the final sale OF the NC
Mecbep land. at BenwoCd, to the B. * o.,
10 be used for yard, machine shop ana
General terminal facilities, has been received
with a good deal of rejoicing in all the low
err part of the city, as well as in Benwood'
and there is a general hope that the com
pany will soon commence WORK. o ol,ii
Bellaire papers and persons were dlsPoseu
In rejoice when they fancied TINS deal wa
of and were disposed to poke iun al pen
wood parties who had purchased real -
tate near the talked-of ran I'M ~
nents. but il turns out that atter III VI.
purchases were sagaciouS' anu VIII W.
out all right
The Messrs. Baird Bros. are patiently
awaiting the time when the river snail
have fallen enough TO permit theh 10 to
sume work upon the channel span OF thS
Union railroad bridge, and it is expected
that in another week or ten days the lalse
work of the bridge will be again gong
mn while most of tile iron will have been
rescued from the bed OF the river. by the
vay. the current issue Of the Halfway
00t,tte contained a handsome view OF thS
bridge. as IL looked on May l'th, ana
had in connection Herewith an account OIL
the accident. which bore out, IN us details
The REGISTERS estimate Of the prooaole
loss.
The Fulton freight station Of the Wheel
ing Bridge and Terminal Railway Cohi-
pany. on the Peninsula, is big convenience &c
10 the business men OF what ought ~ w
Wheeling's Ninth ward
The Wheeling and Lake Erie owners
bo,,a fo,. a LONG time desired TO reach Cleve-
land The Erie or Nypano has for years
talked of building a line from Cleveland
southwesterlv to strike the main line al
Burbank. Creston, OF some adjacent SUI
tion. and thus give the Erie chance TO GO
business from Cleveland to the soutn ana
west. President Whitehead, OF the Nypa-
no has recently been giving the
subject renewed attention: WIN
view TO cnlisting the interest u
the Nypano owners actively In the project
This will now be rendered unnecessary
for the Wheeling and Lake Erle people
have uroposed to build the line. Ihey es-
innate that the cost will be about - ,2OO,-
OOO the distance by surveys already
finished being fraction over 40 mics
The Wheeling and Lake Erie people pro
nose To raise that amount OF money, OuI
th ey want the active cooperation of the
Nvpano in operating the branch. An
aSreement between them has been reached,
The Nypano will give to the use use
of the Wheeling and Lake Erie us
valuable terminals at Cleveland ana
the branch will strike the Nypano OUTSIDE
the city limits, thus reducing greatly the
cost of construction TO Cleveland. Inc iiiic
is to be built to Creston, and used Jointly
nv these two systems. To the Wheeling
and lake Erie it will be valuable outlet
for coal. and to the Npano il will prove the
Iong-dcsired southern outlet from Cleve-
land. Work. it is said, will be commenced
at once, and the grading al least Will be
completed this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04

SAMPLES Of DR.. Miles Restorative Nerv
inc at tine Logan Drug Co.'S, Il. b. Burt's,
and Bowie Bros. Bridgeport. o. Cures
Headache, Nervousness, SleepleSsnesS,
Neuralgia Fits etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
NEWS OF THE DAY.
4 STRANGER ROBBED OF $40 SUNDAY
NIGHT.
Hearing Postponed-Board Of Examiners appointed
DIR Parker-The Carpenters-SuPTeme
Court-Big Oil Leagus-Meet-
ing Of Census Enumerators.
Work of the Patrol Wagon.

The patrol wagon made thirty-two trips
dnrine the twelve days in May it was IN IN
use, covering 239! miles, and hauling ~
prisoners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04

To-day we offer 1000 yards all silk.
satin edge groS grain Ribbons Nos. l.
and 10 at l4c a yard, worth 95c yard.
STONE & THONN>.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
HibI,on SnIc.

All colors. Nos. T. and IL. gros grain
Ribbon. to-day'S price l5c, worth sc.
STONE Il THOMAS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
Spring Am SIMMER.

Great bargains in Ladies' and Gents lax
Gold Watches at
IL. Z. HILLMAN \ CO.'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04

The local subscriptions to the stock OF
the Wheeling Il Lake Erie Company have
reached avery tidy sum in this city and
the solicitors are very well pleased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
DYKES. Proprietor
United society of Christian Endcavor, st.
nIIis AIn.

The Baltimore and Ohio Il. L. for this
occasion will sell tickets from all points
ON It's Western Division to 81. Louis,
Mo-. and return. at the low rate of one
fare for the round trip. June 10th and
18th, good for return passage until
| hmm 1-fh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04
social Gathering.

An interesting social gathering was held
bv the members and friends of the Dis
ciples Church on Monday evening. The
nrnprnmme was as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04

HAVING secured the services of a first
class matchmaker we are prepared to do
all kinds of complicated Watch and
Clock Work. Also prompt attention
given to orr Jewelry Repairing Depart
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04

If that organ Is out OF order man can
not be happy. Much of the misery of
life comes from the kitchen. and much
more pleasure comes from the kitchen
than from the parlor.
WHAT WE WANT
is women who can preside IN a case of ne
cessitv, over the range in the kitchen, or
over the washtub as malestically as. she
can in the parlor over the card basket, or
over the ivory keys of the piano This IS
especially necessary in these days OF the
aristocratic ascendancy of the servant
class
What puts girls in the shops and in the
way of many temptations these days, Is
the idea that homework is degrading. III
should not be thus. \ woman who can do
homework and do it well is queen in her
domain.
Education is TO fit women for her sphere,
and the sphere of most men and women Is
modest and limited.
DR. Henderson related some very anus
ing anecdotes of the results OF great
many of the college educationS received by
Young ladies, and told Of one young lady
who. when asked in what she graduated,
inuOcentlv said: In white swiss.
He gave a very amusing talk about the
songs Of the day that are introduced INTO
many parlors. and referred to them as dime
novels set TO music He thought music
ought to be taught and studied rs science.
Convers alton. said he. is
THE MOST ELEVATING
and ennobling art that woman can possess.
A Young woman that can converse well can
charm n man. Too many people have bat
a quarter Of an idea or a half Of fact and
this materially spOils their conversation, as
they are sure of nothing they talk about.
tell YOU that many young ladies IN TINS
country get diplomas that had better be
doing service growing wool on a Sheep 5
back than as parchments 10 pull the wool
over the eyes of deluded parents. What
we want is a proper appreciation oil the
solemn, serious side of life
If it is necessary for a woman 10 earn
her own living or help support family
rather than hand herself over TO an inferior
man, she should have the same wages FOR
her work as a man.
He then went on to eulogiZe women rs
sweethearts and mothers. No woman
should feel that she is degraded by house
hold duties.
The address was very interesting, and at
frequent intervals the speaker was inter
rupted by applause.
After more music, Miss Jepson was IN
troduced by DR.. BlaiSdell 60 deliver the
farewell. Miss JepSon performed her part
in very charming manner. Her voice,
which was rich and full, reached all parts
OF the house. and her paper was well read.
Said the young lady;
MISS IEF>ON'> PAPER.
As we appear tonight before this SPLEEN
did audience. as students turning our backs
forever upon the halls Of the Wheeling l'e-
male College, we realize more fully than
ever the significance of our class motto;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04

Instead of considering woman as dronc
I'm the hive of industry. ] am here tonight
10 contend that she is very important
factor in the whole business OF living.
There are about IS many women support
ing men to-day as there are men support
ing women.
Three great arts of woman's lie are
housekeeping. cooking and gardening. We
have schools TO teach our boys how TO raise
good wheat. and why should we not have
schools 10 teach our girls how TO make good
bread of il. / contend cooking Is a fine art.
You can give two women the same mate
rails and one will turn out bread lit for the
gods, while the other "a quality Of staff
neither bread nor dough.
The usual female college education given
Young girls is for ornamental purposes. 1t
should he more practical 10 fit the young
ladies for the duties of life. \ man will
reason down everything bat his stomach.
If you want him to love you give him good
meals.
| am somewhat of a sleptic. and be
levc in the total depravity of the liver.
If that organ is out of order man can
not be happy. Much of the misery of
life comes from the kitchen, and much
more pleasure comes from the kitchen
than from the parlor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04

As we appear tonight before this SPLEEN
did audience. as students turning our backs
forever upon the halls Of the Wheeling l'e-
male College. we realize more fully than
ever the significance Of our class motto:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-04

WHEAT Il lIANCnEE,
jewelers. and SilycrSmithS,
1921 Market Street.
Sole agents fer j. j. Badohlct y Co.
Geneva Watches.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-18
COUNTY CAMPAIGN.

The Executive Committee-Wilsonss Ex-
pected Arrival.
At last nights meeting Of the Republican
county central committee Chairman George n.
Hebron appointed - the executive COMMITTEES
W. v. Rinehart Psul d'Heirry. r. N. Vaughan.
J. G. McDsvitt
Mr.. Hebron, through press Of private and
public affairs, resigned a. chairman and MEM
Der Of the executive committee The resigna-
ton was reluctantly accepted and Mr.. d. A. Nc
Kenxie was made member OF the committee.
The committee was organized with w. v.
Rinehart Is chairman, D. A. Mckenzie vice
chairman and Paul dHeirry secretary Will
lam O'Donnell was appointed assistant secre-
tary
The committee has gotten down to business,
and will prosecute vigorous campaign. Pub
lie speaking viii begin on Wednesday evening
next. and notices Of times and places will appesr
in the Sunday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The
headquarters win be in the Bntler block. Con-
sressman John L Wilson will make two
speeches in this county; bat since he spoke in
this city last year, and since he is not feeling
strong enough to do much campaigning he will
give his attention to certain of the country dis
tricts where he could not appear last year.
Probably he will address the citizens of Frank
lin, Black Diamond and Newcastle ct one OF the
three places named: and he may speak at Gil.
man. He Is expected to arrive in the city within
Q day or two.
At Ballard on Monday night there win be a
rally. under the auspices of the Ballard Repubu-
can club.
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BREvITIES.

There has been considerable trouble caused by
some pers0n or persons ringing In On several Of
the call boxes Of the AD +. Co that are located
In Railways in several Of our large buildings.
and writing misleading calls or obscure sem
fences on states placed there for convenience Of
the customer. For the arrest ana conviction Of
such parties the A. D. + Co. ofssr reward Of
one hundred $500 dollarR
There will be meeting Of the merchants aud
clerks Of this city on Monday evening, October
"a, q 5 p m, in Chisholm's hail. Front street.
for the purpose OF exchansing views on the
early closing movement Fuli attendance il
earnestly requested.
The remains OF Mrx J. Hart. who died Ct
etailacoom Thursday of brain fever. were
brought to this city last evening. and placed in
charge Of B0nney Stewart The funeral win
occur this afternoon.
Themes Clark. infant CON Of John Clark. died
yesterday morning OF convulsions ct the home,
corner Of Seventh and Stewart street& The
funeral took place from the residence 1T 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon, In charge Of Cross
4 Co
James Barrett was arrested last night BY Of
deer Tapping on the charge o. stealing saddle
from aharness shop on Pike street aud selling u
for -
Rostein 4 Murphy. us Front street, yesterday
received choice line Of Key West cigars direct
from factory. especially adapted fox jobbing
trade.
n. Hef reported 1t police headquarters yes
teIday the loss Of . large leather valise. which
was stolen from him by unknown parties
One timber application, twelve homestead and
I'VE prs-emptions were nlsd in the United States
land ofice yesterday.
License to we'd was issued by Auditor Forrest
yesterday for Benjamin Anderson and wilhel-
NINA Lying. both Of Seattle
Royal Arch Chapter tonight b A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-18

The San Francisco Call. speaking of recent
performances ct the Baldwin theater. says Clins
ton 6tusrts adaptation CT Renee" from the
French. as presented by Miss Clara Morris and
company at The Baldwin last evening, may be
conceded decided succesa The house was
largely and faahionably attended. and the au-
dience followed the evolvement Of the play with
undeviated interest, appaauding particular
phases in each oct, and particularly the cii-
makes. recalling the act r. after the fall of each
curtain. The situations and groupings on
which the curtain drops are ali remark ably
vivid and interesting. The story of the play 10
one of vicari0us sacrihces-S daughter gives M
her position in society. her husband, her repu-
tation. to save her mothers good name In the
title role Miss Clara Morris revived the best i'm
pressionssformed of her acting ability, and 1t
times seemed to be inspired with the spirit Of
flial devotion. The accomplishing way in
which she bears her seli-imposed burden even
when the very parent for whom she does this
turns back upon her as dishonored and de-
graded wife. caused the tears to well mp into
many eyes. The acting was 30 earnest and sp-
parentiy 30 sincere that the heart-strines
touched by the skilIfal fingers OF this natural
Interpreters of the emotional. gave ready ana
irresistible response. Renee de Moray" will be
given one night during the Morris engagement,
probably Friday. The plays for the four nights
are Camille" Miss Mutton" and Renee de
Moray
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SCHOOLS TOO FULL.
Board Of Education Discusses
the Situation.
NEW BUILDING DECIDED ON
High schoel May Have New Rooms
Wfthin Tssr-Addisisnal In
strnetioa for Lafin Glass

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DREW TWO CHECKS.
A Contractor Charged With Double
Dealing.

A Contractor Charged With Double
Dealing.
Sub-contractor Ralph Henderson, for WORK on
the Great Northern, near Edmunds waslarresfed
on Fifth street last night, by Detective Frank
willard, on complaint of John Manning, an en-
ploye OF the road. Henderson was charged
with drawing double the amount Of salary due
him. He was paid SIS by the COM
pany, and returning fr m Fairhsyen he
received q check from Manning for . like
amount through Misunderstanding, and ac-
cepsed it Payment on the check was stopped
At the bank. but Henderson had it cashed at
store. When arrested he persissently denied
any knowledge of the transaction
When the ofhcer commenced searching him.
preparatory to locking him up. he changed his
tactics, and giving up SIS. the charge against
him was withdrawn
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friends ana strangers. and What
They Say.

They say
sNorth Yakima u still in the race fof sne
stats capital said Colonel W. g. Prossef. 2
that place yesterday. There has osen On en'
de1tandiug Tor some dine tnas Eisnsou.s
would make no contest You see. WIZ Dosn
Ellersburr and North Yakima striving Tor the
prize. neither would stand . ghost OF cnance.
North Yakima will have hard enough work q
1t Is: 20 a arrangement was made wnefoOy
Ellensburx yielded in favor oi our place.
D. W Dguthitt ieaves for Snort yssas 20 -
Francisco on Monday. Mr. Douspiu na' 49, ~
prominent on the Coast for many year. ne
has erected the Douthits buiidtnE ana nA.
taken up his residencs in Seattle. He has pfae
ticed law for many years. and has Deen - =
torney and district attorney of Portland
Nj. and Mrs g. ". schneilbacher. OF beeps
Ark. are q the snoquAlmie hotel. NJ. scnnesl.
bacher Is interested in raisroads. having 49,
come from San Diego. where he has com passsu
the construction Of = iine. He y LOOKING ans'
various railway projects In this vicinity. ).
party from Calgary. Northwest Ie.s,'ocy. - =
Ct the rainier hotel. The member are Mi. >. ~
Trott, Ma Trott and Miss Trott
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-18

Yesterday the board OF public works met and
organized. with jesse F. Cochran as chairman
the charter prescribing that the member with the
shortest term to serve shall be presiding officer
Nearly two hours was spent discussing the
merits OF applicants for positions The board
will endeavor today to make all appointments
which include that OF clerk, superintendent OF
water works. city engineer, Atreet superin.
sendent aud inspector of Sc wers.
The members refused TO give the names OF ap
plicants, but Major Rnchart said they felt the
importance of not making mistake and woald
be very cautious. They were determined to b
guided only by fitness 20 far g their judgment
could be depended upon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-18

The contract let by the county commissioner
Z short time ago for the driving Of piles and the
building Of Z wharf for steamers 1t Beal's bay.
vashon Island, hes been completed and the
contractor Thomas = Jones. returned 70 the
city yesterday. The contract provided that
Jones should receivs $3.50 Tor the saving and
driving Of every pile and b allowed $l7 per
thousand feet for lumber. The work VIII cost
the cou pty sum in the neighbolhOod Of 58o0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-18

Foriow rates. excellent accommodations ana
all the features that constitute . succsssfpl md
enjoyable trip 70 the East, take the Northern Pa
cf6e. Through vest;buie trains 70 s. Paul
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago. consisting oil
tourist sleepers under the direction OF the Puil-
man Palace Car Company are attached 70 daily
through uaina No better service 70 b found.
A. Chilbere. city TICKET AGENT ZIG Second street
Boston block: K Ionkin. depot ticket AGENT So
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Grismer-D.vies Company

Grismer- Davies Company.
The Grismer-Davies company scored another
success last night in Beacon Lights"
This afternoon Two Nights in Rome viii be
given in matinee and tonight flights and
Shadow viii be played
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All classes of tickers reading wa ne Union
Pacific 70 the East are good wa Salt Lake CITY
ana Denver without extra charge. A. C. II artin
general agent. 705 second street. Boss0n block
c. Z. BALDWIN. agent c,rv dock.
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Take the Northern Pacif1c railroad vessibli .
sleeper and dinlng-ear rouse. for all points East
A.Chiloefg. city ucxes agent. 71S second street
Seattle.
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Mr.. Blaine Out OF the Race.
Mr.. K r. Blaine has refused TO run for super
ior court judge on the Democratic ticket He
pleads business engagementa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-18

+. W. Trounce. financial broker. will occupy
room "A. Halter building. ground floor on
and after Monday, 10Th instant
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