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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-13
EEL.I.AIRE.

The b. x .. branch of railroad from
Quincy to St. Clairsville suffered heavily
| by the heavy rain on Friday night. Two
or three bridges were washed ont and sec
tions of the track on the lowlands are badly
DISPLACED. Carpenters were set at Work
doing repair work on the bridges Oh Satur-
dav. 1t will take several days 10 put the
road in passable condition. This is the
tlIird ti-.s within n your that the road has
suffered in like manner.
Marshal d. c. Sheppard and bride re-
turned from their bridal trip on Saturday
night via c., l.. IL w. Rrai.road. The new
knights of Golden Eagle band met the
happy couple at the train and gave them
serenade. a little later the band with
several policemen and the Marshal at the
head marched down Union street thence
to the lookup. Mr. Sheppard will have
quarters for the present ~ TruaX's board
ing house.
The city has been botherlng a certain
glass factory in Bcllaire considerably OF
| late and we hear that the proprietors are
on the lookout for another location. Here
tofore they have refused tempting offers,
! but do not intend TO throw them aside here
after | t is TO the interest Of the people OF
Belaire to see that no more OF her facto-
rieS leave.
John LaRoche, a well known Fourth
ward gentleman, died Saturday night al
ter short illness Deceased was mem
Der of the X of Il. and that order Will at
/ tend the funeral in a body on Tuesday af-
ternoon at two o'clock.
The late train on the C.. & p. run over a
man at Toronto Saturday night and Killed
| him. II is not known whether the man
was walking on the track or had laid down
TO take . sleep.
The following delegates from the non
partisan w. c. II. U. will attend the State
convention: Mrs Jas. Fitton, Mrs. John
Rodefcr Mrs. Syl. Wetherald and Mrs.
VIM. Ault.
County Treasurer Archer removes his
household goods to St. Clairsville today.
Frank is suffering from a sprained back,
the result of handling heavy furniture.
Truant Officer Baugh says he will remain
i'm Bellaire. Some of the boys who have
been playing hook from school will do
well to remember this.
ONicor John Strobe introduced the Re-
publican nominee for Probate Judge TO nu-
merous voters in this city.
Frank Lcasure will go to Steubenvillet to
work instead of Rochester, as stated few
days since.
Matthew Wallace, who died at his home,
few miles west Of here, was sick several
days.
The funeral of Mrs. DIR. McMaslcrs was
well attended yesterday morning.
Maud Syphers in Jack Sheppard" will
appear here on Thursday night.
The new engine house at the blast fur
mace is now ready for occupancy.
Ault's Touring mills are running in full
| again, after some repairs.
The Mayor is acting health officer during
the absence OF DIR. Park West.
The next hop OF the Americas Club will
be held in Choral Hall.
Thos Treece, bottle blower, is laid up
with sickness.
Chas. j. Sheets is in Chicago, on bust
ness.
There were noarrests ON Saturday night.
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7,1rtu advertisements.
A GENTLEMAN'S
HAsTY ACTIoN
RecOiIS on Himself.

No incident in social happenings has oc-
CURED in this community for years that has
caused as much public comment as that
which we chronicle this morning. Sensa-
tionalsms we must admit are almost I'M
known amongst Wheeling's Upper Ten. A
ripple on the tide of social life has been
caused, however, that means for the gentle
man concerned ostracism from the exclI-
sive circles in which he was a favor
lite. II appears that tine gentleman
broke faith with the lady some time
ago. she declaring the engagement Off"
A wall of secrecy was thrown around the
circumstances b. the families of both par
ties interested, thinking a compromise
which they had hoped for would in time be
effected We are informed from very re-
Liable source that with this object in view,
gentleman OF very high standing, who
had influence in the lady's family, made
oyertures which were Indignantly rejected,
hence the present suit Surprise does not
express the feelings OF those wno know in
detail the facts of the case and expressions
of sympathy for the young lady are heard on
every side. In consideration Of an earnest
request made Of Us, we must for the pres
ent at least refrain from mentioning the
names Of the parties concerned.) as it is
vet hoped the case will be settled without
the exposure Of their love affairs, which is
incident to q suit ut law but we will say
that they rank amongst the most promi-
nent people and are descendants OF the old
est and most representative families in our
city. The gentleman is a well-known bus
mess man deeply interested in many Of our
large mills and has, we understand, cXtcn-
sive interests in other States. He is sup
posed to be financially well fixed and was
therefore looked upon by designing mann
mas as a very desirable catch. Hence his
society was courseI ~. every opportunity.
He was entertained and fcted as one occu-
plying his unique position only could be. II
was during one Of these entertainments "a
reception given by deservedly popular so
ciety lady, in honor of her fair visitor that
he met one Of Wheeling's most charming !
and beautiful daughters. A friendship at
once sprung up that finally rpened into |
love and many were the cnvious eyes east
upon this happy couple during their court
ship. In due season they plightod their
troth and we learn that 4 beautiful and
most expensive gem figured in the cere-
nony. 1t now transpres that the lady be-
came the gentleman's fance. with the un-
Outstanding that she was 10 control the
affairs The gentleman evident
y did not observe this proyiso, as the com
claimant alleges that the defendant did
break his promise, inasmuch as he fur
iished their future home without consult
ny her taste, and that hepaid double the ;
worth of the goods. She claims this ex-
ravagance and AYERS that she could pur-
,hase from the Wheeling instalmcnt com
,any, for cash or on credit, a superiour
quality of goods for less than the price paid
,lsewhere-and she is right. The popular
'erdict is in her favor.
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MEETING OF TRADES ASSEMBLY.
What Was Done ut the Regular bi-hoh'h'
lY Meeting.

There was the regular meeting OF the
Trades Assembly at their nail yestei-
day. There was a good attendance
and n fair amount of business transacted.
The meeting was called to order at the
usual hour, aud owing to the absence VI
President Frohme, Vice President
Mead presided.
Delegates from Martins Ferry re-
ported that the boycott placed on GER
tain firms in that town through the me-
dunn of the carpenters was still on, IN
other words. the recent decision in the
Carpenters Union Of Wheeling ana not
effect the situation in Martins Ferry,
Circulars were received from the
American Federation of Labor calling
attention to those organizations thar
tend to break up the MoulderS ana
Brewers Unions, and cautionlng al
labor fraternites to purchase only
union made goods.
Chairman Dobler OF the Legislative
Committee, called attention to move
ment on the part OF the Committee LOOK
ing to the adoption Of the Australian
ballot reform method of voting, ana the
Committee was advised TO secure oOol
copies of the pamphlets explanatory OF
the system for general distribution
The Legislative Committee VIII meet aii
hour before the next regular meeting Oh
the Trades Assembly to discuss genera
business in connection with the coming
election.
The special committee appointed TO
wait on the State Penitentiary Board 70
sec about the matter OF contract laDoi
I'm the making of stoves and hollow
ware. reported that the Board would
meet at Moundsville next Wednesday
and that the special committee would
meet at Labor Hall at S o'clock Il. III
preparatory to taking the train Tor tha'
city, where they would discuss th'
matter with the Board.
1t was reported that no serious trouble
was apprehended from the WhoIesa'er
stand-oiT, and it was expected that they
would soon sign the schedule.
The Carpenters Union No. recon-,
mended that William Colts be appointed
toll keeper at the new Union bridge,
and this recommendation was endorsed
by the Trades assembly.
Then came the presentation OF a
handsome flag to the Brewers Union In
honor of turning out the most men on
Labor Day. They were out in full force,
their representation being one hundred
per cent. The presentation speech was
gracefully made by NJ. j. Finley, and
an able and well worded response was
made by Edward Robertson in behalf OF
the Brewers Union,
Adjourned.
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WILL BE PRESENTED TODAY.
Action Taken by the Warehouseaeh
Union Yesterday.

Last Friday the REGISTER pu0llShed
exclusively an article giving in sub
stance the prospective wage diiiicuity
between the wholesalers and the poftcrs
and drivers employed by the same, the
latter being an organization known as
the Warchousemen' Union.
Saturday afternoon the wholesalers,
who had held preliminary meeting on
Thursday last, as stated by the REGIS
TER the following day, met again In the
room of the Chamber OF Commerce, ana
after Il full discussion OF the situation,
the organization was perfected, and the
representatives of the firms IN
terested drew up and signed 4
paper. binding them to stand together
through any possible trouble when
might result. This agreement was
backed up by 4 bond, drawn up and
signed in regular form, by the CON
ditions Of which the firms were to FOR
felt the amount named Ii, in ease OF
strike by their men, they should here
after give employment to any member
of the WarehOuscmcn's Union. The
meeting at which this action was taken
was held with closed doors, and it was
agreed that the proceedings should be
kent secret, but the action here taken
was the most Important thing done.
The variance hinges on a demand
made by the teamsterS for raise from
so to Sl2 per week, and 30 cents an
| hour for all overtime. The portersa and
other inside hands who now get SO per
week ask for Sl1.5O, and no one is 10 re-
Il l. In addition m this
Increase in wages, the wholesalers say
the men sock To gain control OF the en-
plOyment OF new men by the
firms, requiring firm, il needing
more men, to make the tact known
to the union. which will supply the de-
ficicucy This, the firms say, they will
never agree to. On the other hand, the
men say they make no such demand,
but DO desire that all new men given
employment shall be good union men.
These demands as the REGISTER has
already stated were presented to Joseph
Spcidel Il Co., last Monday.
Yesterday afternoon there was Il
meeting of the Warehousemen's Union,
and the scale OF prices rs stated above
was formally agreed TO, and it was de-
cided to present the scale to the firm OF
Joseph Spcidel Il Co. this morning for
consideration. Unless signed the en-
plOyes Of this firm will go out on Il |
strike, but not until they have fed the
horses, gathered the forenoon orders,
aud done such other work as will |
not seriously Inconvenience the firm.
Should the scale remain unsigned, it is
not known whether the employees of the |
other wholesale stores will pool issues
and 20 ont on general strike. The |
principal hitch In the proceedings seems
to be not so much the unwillingness of
the wholesalers to grant the increased |
wages, rs their objection to being con
trolled in their business affairs by the
union.
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Human Trailty.

We are frail creatures physically-the most
robust among Us. The unhealthy man OF
woman Is In great measure incapable OF benefit
10 society H. for instance, biliousness, tron'
be OF frequence aud often obstinately resistant
OF ordinary medication. obsfructs the harmonic
Gus action of the liver aud the bowels, the suf
ferer is sure 70 be- dyspeptic. The three disor'
dcred conditions arc sure 10 be confirmed 10y
neglect Under the erroneous Impression that
there i 10 hope for him, an impression IN al
likelihood confirmed by the use Of objections
able remedies. the sufferer is apt 10 become neg
lcctful, nav. even reckless. and that the sooner
he Is removed from the sphere OF human en-
deayor the better for all parties concerned
y hat . series OF mistakes. His liver Is resRoh-
sible. Itisa an important part Of himself. How
discipline il BY the aid Of HcSietter's Stom'
ach BtterS, certain medium for the 're-estab-
liShment OF united. regular action in the stom-
ach, liver and bowels. II also cures and pre-
veuis malarial, rheumatic and kidney troubles.
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Another Row, and a Man Beaten.

About two o'clock yesterday morning
there was a rafting row in May Will
liams' house of i'll fame, which ended in
South Side man being badly beaten up
about the head with loaded cane.
From what could be learned about the
racket yesterday, it seems that the man
who was worstcd and two or three
others, went to the house and made a
bluff at running ii to suit themselves,
ordering people around in an objection
able way. Two or three other men,
friends of the women, attempted to put
4 stop to this, and fight resulted which
is described as hummer. There will
be some arrests to-day.
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Horribly MangIed at wellsburg.

Early yesterday morning the body OF
Stanley Bird, glass packer quite well
known in this city, was found lying on
the "Pewiky" track at Leazerville, just
above WellSburg, in horribly mangled
condition, Bird, who was employed AT
the Eagle Glass Works, at Wellsburg,
crossed the river at Wellsburg, from
the Ohio side, about midnight Saturday
night, and it was supposed he jumped a
freight train to ride up to his home,
near Lazearville. In attempting to get
off, he must have slipped and fallen
under the wheels, where his life was
crushed out instantly.
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Fort Donelson.

The New York Journal says OF tins
great military drama, which wlii OF
presented at the Grand the last three
nights of this week: 'Long before thI
curtain rose all the seats were sold, anu
crowds of people were turned away
The pieces was warmly received oS
an appreciative audience.
The cast included Mr.. Drew a. MOT
ton. Mr.. w. Il. Clarke, Mr.. W. K: wal
tiers. Mr.. p. w. Mares, Mr.. Emil Heusel
Mr.. j. w. Foster, Mr. J. Reddish, Mr.
A. l.. Lynch, Mr.. b. U. Hopkins, Mr.
r. j. O'Brien, Miss Jeanette Charles
the leading lady, and charming Ads
Melrose, who was the star OF the eve
Ming
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SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.


Pithily Told
THE Council Committee on Railroads IS
called to meet this evening.
THERE will be a bail at the Market Hall,
given by the Colored Cornet Band to-
night.
Two young fellows from the Island
started out yesterday morning after paw
paws, and have not since been heard from.
THE Union district Democrats will meet
at Bishops hall Tuesday evening. Col.
Robert White and Col. w. w. Arnctt will
speak.
THERE will be meeting Of the Wash
ington District Democratic Club this even
ing at o'clock A full attendance IS de-
sired.
JOSEPH a. GIBSON called at police head
quarters last night and said that he had
driven out to the Gypsy camp, on the
Peninsula, Just before the rain storm, last
night and had entered building to escape
the storm, leaving his bay mare and u
sulEy outside After the storm the rig
was nowhere to be seen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-13

n the gentleman who took a silk um-
hrello gold handel from the Enter
prise restaurant Sunday evening, Octo-
Der >. will return same. he will oe paid
a suitable reward. IS it was given To the
owner by a near deceased relative, ana
highly priced rs a keepsake. Return
10 this Office.
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Index a New Sa,ert',emen,,.
SECOND PAGE

SECOND PAGE
fur Sale Piano.
Wanted Active Man.
Special Sllc-Johu lrieJrl
10 Whom De- Nav Couccru-iorAum ~ GA.
Important Tor Inventors
Wanted 1.-Two Gentleman E.lrl'r-.
Mautud-rautry Girl
Damage hN Flood Henry Jacobs.
Wanted -Au Active. ueuc.t Mau.
Grand Onsrt liou~r-fnr. Don. .,ou-
FOURTH rAsE.
$50 Advance 900 Price, -E-gcr. WarricS ~ Co.
A Grutlcman's ua>ty Action Eccnils un Ham
SELF
Eanhet, and Comforts Geo f. Sir,lN GO.
Tea Importers ana C'tcr Ho..tcr,- Atlantic
Tea Company.
Cloaks aud Dress Good, SEQ. NJ. Shook ~
a..
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THE NEWS OF TIE DAY.
,r,,,,a,,. 6 orr.s Moteors,

This great vaudeville company com,
mences three nights engagement a'
the Grand this evening. As THIS conl-
pany is said to be away up we prealct d
tremendous audience at the Grand this
evening. Secure your seats at Wen :
before it is too late.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-13
Went to Sleep on the Track.

Some time Saturday night or Sunday
morning, Joseph Davis, clay miner,
started TO his home, near Toronto, but
being intoxicated he lay down on the
c. II L. track when within about thirty
yards of his home and went to sleep.
The early west-bound train ran over
him. and he was instantly killed.
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PRICES BLOWN SKY mGu

rEiCLS BLOWN >NN ltlNtt'
VALUES SCATTERED TO TnE -FOUR
WINDS.
On account of the Immense rush Tor our
SO and So Mems suits. which we re-
duced to 81 80. NE we're unable last week
Ca wal, on an OF our customers.
For those Who were disappointed ~"
shall continue the sale al these Zine suits
three da,~ longer Monday. Tuesday aud
Wednesday. See these zine SUITS >" our
window display.
Working men. business men. street car
mcs. river men. professional m'r' ana all
sorts of men IS ho wear Pants. here's your
chance to buy "A sui; az less than the goods
alone cost. KLINE iiROruEE>.
Reliable Ciothiers,
ItsO Main st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-13

Now received a complete aud Artistic
of Suitings. rantaiooningS and
vercoatings. which we warrant To make
np ia First-ClaSs style. and at reasonable
prices. Fit guaranteed. Also fai Hoe
Of Gents Furnishing Goods.
&. HISS n SONS,
iseIamd f3e3 ,Jaract street.
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TIiE WEATHER.

Fog Western pennsylyan.aan Ohio. slightly
warmer. southern winds, Oar a.ruiu- weather
tnd rain.
For Mr,t Virginia. iurrrls cIoudiress aud
raIu. s.uthN,.l.ri1 winds. stationary temper
..H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-13

CLOSING OUT. Our Ladies' Fine
French Kid $500 Shoes at 80. Every
pair warranted as represented, or money
refunded Call and see them AZ
HAsENAUEg's SHOE HOUSE,,
1Ois Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-13

Having established an Agency for the
sale of the celebrated PabSt Brewing
Co.'S Bottled Beer, we are now ready to
deliver to saloons and private families.
Send in your orders. ii. l.. Wheat,
Agent, 1915 Main street. Telephone,
5sS.
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100 chenp E.eur.Ion ,ia. y. : Q.

List NHV''F - "
Thursday. October 10th, the Il. y q.
will run its last cheap Excursion to
Pittsburg. Round trip tickets $500 m
Guiding admission 10 Exposition. ana
good returning two daSs. l3.l4.I''I"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-13

On Wednesday, October Il, 1890,
there will be an excursion to Wheeling
Park, and special rates have been made
for the same, Is cents for the round
trip. including admission in the Park.
Tickets good for this day only.
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uomeseekcrs Excursion Via -. Il o., 0cto-
hcr 4. 90.

Tuesday, October 18th, the b. & O..
Co. will sell excursion tickets from
Wheeling, w. Va, to the West, North,
and Northwest, South and Southwest,
at one fare for the round trip, good re-
turning thirty days from date of sale.
30. .. 4. ). Z. 0. 10. u. l3.
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HEADACHE, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Ner-
vousness, Spasms, Sleeplessness, cured by
DR. Miles Nervine Samples free at The
Logan Drug Co. s and X. b. Burt's and at
Bowie Bros, Bridgeport.
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SUPERIOR CHURCH MUSIC.
\ Large Attendance at st. Alphonsu
Church, Yesterday.

\ Large Attendance at st. AlphonsuS
Church, Yesterday.
There was an unusually large attend
auce at st. AlphonsuS Church yester'
day, in addition to other services, being
drawn there to hear the excellent music
programme which had been selected
with great care by the accomplished di-
rector, Prof. s. Mier. Several of the
selections were quite difficult, yet they
were rendered with remarkable vigor
and expression, and were all listened to
with delight by the large congregation.
For a choir So large the members all kept
good time, and showed the commend
able results of careful aud systematic
training under the skilled leadership of
the director. The music was OF a high
order throughout, and was rendered
with pleasing effect. The following
were the members Of the choir: Di-
rector. Prof. $. Mier; Sopranos-MiSs
Emma Yahn, Mrs. Frank Wendel,
Misses Bertha Fox, Rosa BiSchOf, Eliz-
abcth Voellinger, Emily Beltz, Mary
Rempe, Mary EbbeIt, Kate Gilbert;
Misses CrcScen6a Feinler, Anna
BeltZ, Rosa NJ. WOeber; tenorS-MesSrs,
Frank A. Woeber, William Paul, Henry
Paul. Frank J. Miller, Julius Hohse;
baSSos-MeSSrS. Frank j. Diegmiller,
Adam Yahn, Anton Nolte, William
Note.
In the afternoon there was another
large congregation that was only lin
ited by the four walls of the sanctuary,
the occasion being the administering OF
the rites of confirmation by Bishop
Kahn, assisted by the officiating clergy
of st. AlphonSuS. There were thirty
seven girls and thirty-SiX boys who re-
ceived the rites. The music at the after
noon session was also of the same high
standard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-13

PittSburg's Exposition will close on
Saturday, October 18th. The last
special cheap excursion via the Penn
sylvania Lines to the Iron City will be
run on Thursday, October 10th, when
round trip tickets, including admission
to the Exposition and good returning
until Saturday, October 18th, will be
sold at special low rates. The hand
bills give full information. p,n,13,15
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letter CURED s. S. 81 used Swift's
Specific IS. :. s. about three years ago for
an aggravated case of letter, and was cured
had 10 return OF the annoying disease
since. tried various other remedies be-
fore using s. S. s., hut they failed 70 cure
me, or benefit me in any way.
OLrN 9. FOGLE, Fairfield, Ill.
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PROF. Shelf, the Optician, will be at
Lash'S, corner Main and Eleventh
streets, for one week beginning October
18th. 10 charge for examination. a.
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alcln entertainments.
Albeelin9 8e9ister


Mr.. C.. Schuepf. the Opera House drug
vist made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday: : q. M, 81, .
q. ri.. 90. ~ In., go; q p. m, "a; p. ~, go.
Welfher ch4lscablc
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NEARING AN END.

1t pays 10 tell the people what you
haze tn sell them.
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What kind Of soap,
madame" Shrcwd Woman-"Glve me
Jaxon, always"
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Bargains la iis Iadie,' and Gents Gold
Watchesat n. p. uILLWAN n CO.'S
No. IS Eleventh street.
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MERIT wins. Sales of Jaxon Soap
have trebled.
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TURTLE Soup and Lunch tonight, at
John Hans saloon, 4143 Jacob street.