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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
ais 3u 9oIIeri@ In benz
Wai9tnenbau bss friberen S@melsuertes

Wai9tnenbau bes frlberen S4melBwertes
bamit bei9dftist mar, eine &6bre Ios3u.
i&rauben, fentte f@ bieieIbe in benz Musen:
bIite, ais Der 2lrbeiter Sobann Warr unter
bsrisIben binbur9 woute. Ser llnsIid:
Ii9e wurbe berart 3u Boben seb,idt. bas
er einen Beinbru4 unb bebeutsnbe Sust,
i9unssu e%rIitt, bod sIaubsu bic aer3te,
iein 3uifanb Jet nidt sefdbrli4. BON Sci:
ten Der 5ittenusruaItuns murben benz
Verun9lidten, wie man fast, smei Warter
bsitsQt, pom weI1en Der cine i'm am Gage,
Der anoets udbrsnb Der Na9t su bsiorssn
uub gu uerplsssn bat, cine WaBreseI,
uelde ber 9erwaItuns ale gbre ma4t.
9uremburs, 80. Deg. Sn ~psrflois
iener Wo9e paifrtsn 81 Yerionsn uniern
Babnbof um NIT benz am %. Del. BON
slntuerpsn abfabrsnben Dampfer vWe:
ifernlanb" Der ,Reb Star Sine, pertreten
bsr9 So. DsruaesW isrsur u. Sobn, mad
Amerita a~usBuwanbern.
Daruntsr bsfanbsn fi9 8 9ursmburser,
ndmli9:
Ricolas S6enten, 10 &. a., aus Rouinsers
9runo, Senri Seinri6, 80 s. a., Barbara Salss
0ort 2OS. a., aus Gbriitna9, ale orei mad
Jtew Dort.
2m 90. DECEMBER febrten 16 9uremburser nit
benz Sampfer Be Defendant" aus amerifa ;urid.
2uremburs. Nm 30. Ossbr. itnb
auf benz Central . Babnbof 25 Ysriouen
mad alntwerpen~ abssrsiif, um NIT benz am
L. Sanuar uon bort abfabrsnbsu Yofts
Dampfer vNeberIanb" Der v&eb Star
Cine, pertretsn In 2ursmburs bur9 6errn
Dsrule: Wisreur & Sobn, nod Mmerita
aus3uwanbern. Oaruntsr befanbsn ii9
2 2ursmburssr:
Sobann Saiier 90 Sabre alt, unb sSobann
Railer, 20 Sabre alt, beoe aus Oalbeim, mad
@leuelanb, Ohio.
am 2. Sanuar reiffen pom Babnbof 80
GerioRen mad Antwerpen, uul nit benz an,
4. Sanuar Dor bort abfabrenbsn Oampfer
vRbpnIanb", uon berielbsn 2iuie, fi9 mod
Amerita 3u beseben. Oaruntsr ~befanbsn
fi9 2 2uremburser:
Gitolas 9eidtenbsrs, 20 Sabre alt, unb Nis
del Cell, 81 Sabre alt, beioe aus uleloinsen,
mad Chicago, 81.
gtptI t ant Der Stabt 2urems
burg.
6etratben. - 0om 90. December:
Satob Wasner, 5ormer, NIT Ratbarina
Slammans. 8om 81: Sof. Sat. Tbirp,
Ganbibats Susenisur, init Waria BeaucoIin ;
Waibias YauIs, Ruti9er, nit Nuna Srant.
Bonn 3d.: gusen Eremont, 5utma9er,
nit Guiana Be9sIe. Som 81: Oisus
bonnie gbeobor 9anbupt, 5anbsIsmann,
nit anna 5obensarteu.
SterbsfdIIe. Bonn 30. Oesbr. 4:
Ratbarina NiIss, alt 76 s., Wittms eritsr
g5e uon 0ominit Baiian. unb 3wsitsr
gbe pon Soispb Abam; Cecilia Antonia
5sIoenitein, alt 81 s., Gbsfrau uou So
bann Soispb 5ubert Weri9, Raufmann ;
9sonis WilbsImins Dtasbalsna Gems, aIt
20 s., sbslos. Bonn "a: gliiabstb
@Iobt, alt 80 s., gbsfrau pom pstsr
Rlses, Woupsber. 9om &c.: Sictor gors
4, alt 80 S., BiIbbuuer; 2sonarb PsI,sr,
alt 70 s., GRANDDAUGHTER. Bonn 80. {:
Siibor 0ubas, alt IS S., Raufmann.
Bonn 2. Sanuar: Peter 9roos, alt 40 s.,
GRANDDAUGHTER; gliiubstb @erarb, alt IS
s., gbsfrau pom ausuit Gam, Eabatfabrts
tant. Bonn g.: SObann 5ran3 gaitiun,
alt 46 S., Bu1fibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
Saar, Wioiel, Gifel unb Sunsrfid.

Sn WaeInbsim polts Elm Gass
lObner cine rsi@e, aber i9pa4fnnise Srau
belteblen. @r srmorbsts bas 0ienitmdbs
den unb mare 3u isinsm 3pede sstommen,
wsnn ni4t ssrabe sufdais cine frsmbe
perion I'M 5auie s~ssenwdrtis seweien.
Der W0rbsr 1T usrbsiratbst uno erbisIt in
benz 9auie IImoisn.
Der Strsit i'm Saarssbist 1T su
gnbe. 9luf ben fistaltl9en @rubsn bsrri9t
bic sewobnts 3 muus. Aae BeIssi4aftsn
Rnb am 81. DECEMBER ansefabren, ielbft
bic BON Ss'nissO OGDEN. Erotbem trdst
BITE &esieruns fur BITE gerfidrsuns ber
bswafinetsn Wa@t Gorge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28

aasebt, wett unter uieIsn ibrer 9sbrer; finb
Spsi4eQeder unb BREEDER mad oben, Gp.
ranne1 unb Despoten mad unten. SIN
@sfhble ibrer Snipsttorenmirbe nsbmsn
etntse R4 nod beraus unb6Hi9, taftlos,
tosar srob sesen b0bere Beanie, ssssn
SemeinbebebOrben, Birssrmsiisr, @eifts
li9e 81 iein. gon einissn wsib man,
ueBbalb He errannt u~urbenl"-
Das fnb ia gang erbdrmIide 8ufdnbe !
Na, no! Sn ei1em sans fatholiiden
yanbe = 9siIiser DubsIiafl Climb bas
BITE Na9tommen berer, bic In Der Rl6ppeIs
ormee ibr BIut fir ben @laubsn ibrer
Worfabren seopfert2!
Ote erbdrmli@en S9Iafmlsenl
M. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
DEN DEITscHE MICHEL.

Fun n. E. Becker.
Eft w0r en- herr fun Zavelsten,
E ritter unng tadel;
Am game liant w0r daprer ken,
Am krich albeit der beschter en-,
L w6r fun rechten ddel.
Den as em0l eraus gefuor
Matt s6ngem kitschner MGchel:
Me onggleich get net bal e puor:
Den herr foil gescht, fun rechte kuor,
A lanZem w0r de Mechel.
ST fuOren durch de BGhmerwald,
Woan d banditten hansen;
Et jeitzt eng stemm gam kreftech: Halt
Ert geld eraus, dasz keng gewalt
Mir brauche fir re mausen."
1--WE schwarzer kerlen halen s. op,
ID gesichter zogebonnen;
Mat blanke waffen ham Sc drop
Dem herr fun Zdvelsten op d kopp,
De blutt aus file wonnen
Den herr fun Zavensten, den het
Nam sewel dram we r0sen;
A we EN- sc och huot gefet,
E gof yum leschten ewel bet,
A VOLT sech ger erbl6sen.
Dem M6chel rift widdech 20:
Wells du dech damn net weren 2"
Ma de setzt do a gudder rob,
OPP sGngem book, a kuckt en- 70,
pic Si do rnck him cohmarap
Dat huot de Mechel opgeweckt,
We t EN- de pelz him donnert;
En- huot Sc matt der fauscht geleckt,
Bis s'allebpd 81 sech gestreckt,
Sech matt de be- f%erwonnert.
MA, Mechel, SO, wat get dech un?
Ech muss dech dat dach frozen:
D'escht helste d strech gedellech un,
Da gest de dech so eifrech drum,
D. ka' Ike me fun E g6en.
Herr, set de guddeu, treie jong,
Ger wer ech fun e bliwen;
Ma, we ct mir un d leder gong
An dat mech I'm re KETTLE fong.
G6f ech an d'hezt gedrfwen.
A sen ech richtech an der hetzt,
AS fort all fuorcht a bangen;
Da get meng fauscht fest 70 gepetzt,
An drop geha'n dass I kracht a bletzt;
ESQ, mein herr, as t gangen."
Fir Iowa do stet elei
ID moral, an, unne stecheln:
Eur ,,folksbegleckender" partei
Gehalen hun re fest a trei
Fill aler deitscher Mecheln.
ST hate lang de CREST gedolt,
Eft gof sech net gergert,
Bis hir partei befele VOLT,
Wa essen EN-, au drenke sollt,
Du hun Sc s6ch gekgert.
OPP g0ngen endlech d'Schlufrech an,
Den observation-disclosures,
Du hun Sc dechteeh drop geha'n
De s%tandponkr hinne kl6r re man:
De freche Publikdner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
0robberso8tbum.

Der WebItau ~isnieits Der @rents
bauert unssi9w63t fort. Wdbrenb ftdbsr
bic sanss bsIsii@e @rsn,e ben 8epobnern
bes 8oIlrapons often gum S~sraustrassn
uor 8 &iIo MsbI itanb, III isst nur bas
llsbsrsaussbireau Obsrpausn gum 9ins
sintrassn pom 8 pfunb often. Dabsi In
absr Die s,SBsre 2si&tistsit obsr grIsi@s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28

Scott Co., Winn., babsn benz Ric. Tbeis
In Werriam Suuctton bte pon i'm, In 5olse
bss 5o9licensseieeeS 81 uiel br3ablten
$3.50 Steuern auriiderffattet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28

Wit Silfe oieieS SI6leira III bic 4nierti.
suns Der meiteu Sorten ron 3uterlpert eber
70 lel6t als b0s Baden pon grOb ooer SUDDEN
uno baju aud nod re6t amiliant, uitt nur fin
bic Rinoer, ionoern aud iar Grna6iene. Sin
SebeS wiro Sersnii9en oaran inOen, auf leidtt
unb biuise Ueile neblt anoern lol6e feline
3uderwertarten su Sauie obne beIonberes Sc.
rdtb ielblt anferti9eu 81 fonnsn, ME /. 3.
Bonbons, Chocolate Cream, Drops, Chocolate
Caramels, Cream Walnuts, Cream Nut-Candy,
Tutti-Frutti, Lozenges, Peppermint Drops,
FruitCandy, NougatS ETC., etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
WORKING MEMS CLUB HOUSE.
Formulating a Project Likely to Meet
with General Approval.

1t is a well known fact that with all
the thirty odd churches in Wheeling,
and the same is true of any manufactur
ing district, large numbers are not church
gOers. Certain of our well known bene-
factors, among whom is Rev. X. r.
Swope. rector of st. Matthew's Episco-
pal Church, have movement on foot
which if carried out cannot fail 10 be
productive of much good The idea is
to form sort of an objective point for
the gathering of workmen, with refer
ence more particularly TO South Wheel
| ing and Bcnwood, the headquarters
| to be known rs a club house for social as
well as spiritual improvement. The
working classes which constitute the
great majority of this section, by reason
of continued hard work through the week
naturally have little inclination TO at
tend church on Sunday, and an eStab-
lishment such as has been mentioned,
to be kept open day and evening
throughout the week, will meet the
deSideratum.
Such an institution, centrally located.
attractive, cosy and hOme-like, equipped
with various games, and supplied with
the best papers and magazines, and lit
erature of an elevating nature. will do
much toward entertaining and interest
ing those for whom it is designed.
1t is the opinion of Mr.. Swope. who
has given much thought to the subject,
that such an institution should not be
too extensively religious in its manage
ment. but that considerable attention
should be paid to practical and current
topics, that the men should cultivate a
brOthcrly feeling. and become better in
formed i'm the general affairs of life. In
place of an organ, he would substitute a
piano, and have more of the spirited
hymns introduced into the services.
He believes that such building as he
has i'm mind could be completed for
about IS, 600, including the salary of a
superintendent for two or three years,
which. salary should not exceed $1,000.
Mr.. Swope believes that good man
could be secured for that sum, and he
would prefer that a layman be given the
position, for the reason that he could
more readily affiliate with the working
classes. The building is To be open all
the week, so that the wOrkmcn can
come and go at their own free will.
Short services are to be held on week
day evenings, Sunday school is to
be organized for Sunday, and
in the evening of the Sabbath
will be popular lectures, or
StereOptican entertainments OF high
standard. with card. billiard and other
games, properly regulated, through the
week. Several prominent citizens have
spoken of the movement with favor, and
if thoroughly agitatcd, it will probably
be made go. Mr.. Swope believes that
such an institution will settle the prob
lem of how to reach the masses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
The Great JanauschelS.

On Friday and Saturday, May 10th
and 18th, the incOmparably great tragi c
actress. Nine. JanauSchek, is to give a
final and positively farewell perform
ance at the opera house. That Nine.
.Ianauschek is to-day the most lofty OF
living tragic actresses goes without
question. The power, the passion, the
force. the effectiveness and the great
ness of her sublime genius have been
recognized by the ablest critics
of two continents who have paid
glowing tributes to the worth
and artistic value of Superlative
acting. Nine. Janauschck has been
here before and words Of praise are
hardly necessary to improve a record
which is well nigh complete, and one OF
the most remarkable in the history Of
the stage. The power TO move, excite,
sway and thrill cultivated audience Is
still hers to an almost marvellous degree
and places her at the head and front OF
the tragedy actresses of the day. Her
apDrarance here is heralded as the pro-
nounced tragic event Of the season, and
as such it is regarded by those familiar
with the annals of the stage.
On the first night this great company
will present the beautiful picturesque,
musical. romantic drama, Meg Merrl-
lies" and on the second night Shakes
pearc'S immortal five-act tragedy, Mac
beth" Notwithstanding the great eX-
pcnse involved the prices will not be
advanced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03

The Wheeling Juniors challenge an!
club under rs years of age.
Ample accommodations VIII be provided
for transferring all attending across the
river.
Fitzgerald and Zeigler will be in the
points to-day. and good game may DE
looked for
The Wheeling Juniors challenge the
LinSley Juniors 90 play game of ball next
Friday Afternoon. Please answer at once.
Everybody but Mansfield seems satisfied
with Yesterdays game. They, however,
ARE disappointed, but say they will get eyen
to-day
VIM. Mclaughlin is preparing compact
schedule of the Tri-State League, giving
games played by Wheeling at home and
abroad.
The Linsley Juniors defeated the Wheel
ing Juniors by "a score of 32 10 II. Batter
les. DonOhoe, Waddel and Farley, and
Oliver. Morgan and Crawford
Springfield follows Mansfield. then
comes DAYTON. Here's where the locals
play ball Don't forget those games as
both teams viii be out for blood.
tits hoped that Umpire Peoples will not
permit players TO rush forward IN a body
and question his decisions in the future.
The rules are plain upon this subject and
should be- enforced TO the letter.
The street leading to the carriage gate
has been repaired and all mud removed.
Those desiring to attend to-day's game in
carriages can now do 50 without lncon-
veuience.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
AN ISLAND FIRE.
The Residence Occupied by Charles A
Hancher Badly Damaged.

Hancher Badly Damaged.
About five minutes of nine o'clock
Yesterday morning, Mrs. Charles A.
Hancher. residing on Virginia street,
Island, had her attention attracted by
the od0r OF wood smoke, and making an
investigation found the flames issuing
from behind the wainScoating in rear
room i'm the second story, over the kitch-
en-. Calling Il servant. they poured
water into the crcviceS, but making no
progress toward eXtinguishing the fire,
they called on gentleman. who tore
out the wainScOating, which, showed
that fierce fire was raging in the frame
wall. The alarm was then given and
telephone message was sent to the
island hose house. the reel respond
ing. No alarm was sent in. how
ever. although there is box with
i'm a square OF the house, ON either
side. parties having keys think
ing the alarm had been sent in because
they saw the reel. 4 few minutes later
another telephone message went to the
Hope and Nigilant companies. and
when they responded, people were sure
a general alarm had been sent in. and
rcfralncd from pulling DON, ana III was
not until 9:l5. or twenty minutes after
the fire had been discovered. that box
was finally pulled. In the meantime
the people in the vicinity had rallied in
force and removed the household goods,
five men taking out piano in five min
uteS. which four men had spent two
hours in putting in.
When once the department got to
work. they soon had the fire under con
troll. but the roof was nearly all burned
off. and the rear of the house, in the
second story. badly damaged.
The building is owned by Judge &. l..
Cranmer, and is not insured, The loss
on it will be 800 or $500. Mr.. Hanchcr
had policy of $1,000 on his furniture.
etc. i'm the Franklin. His loss will
probably be 5000. The fire originated
from defective flue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
Snccessful Amir.

The Peanut Social given last evening by
the Kings Daughters, at the old Hearne
residence, at Main and Twenty-tirst streets,
was a great success in every way. Social
" il was one of the pleasantest affairs
given in this city this season, and financial
~ il was a fiattering success. The ladies
had on sale all kinds of peanut candy, dolls
made of peanuts and other contrivances to
catch the eye and Doodle. They also sold
flowers. fancy articles and some handsome
pieces of glassware which were donated,
and they realized almost 800 from the
affair. They certainly deserve credit, and
this sum helps nicely to fatten up the new
hospital fund.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding
or Itching Piles ever discovered. IL
never fails to cure old chronic cases OF
long standing.
Judge CoonS. MaySville, KY. says;
"Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years of suffering.
For sale AT Logan Il Co. :.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
TERMS OF SALE

one third Of the purchase money, or as much
more ms the purchaser may elect TO pay, cash on
the day Of sale, and the residue in two equal in
stalments. payable respectively in twelve and
eighteen months from the day Of sale. with In
terest thereon from the date OF sale, the pur-
chaser TO give his notes for such deferred pay
ments. with deed Of trust on the property pur-
chased by him to secure the payment Of the
same.
The Wheeling Title and Trust Company will
issue to each purshaser OF any Of the above lots,
a.. soon as his deed therefor is recorded. policy
of insurance according to the Company's usual
form. guaranteeing to the full amount Of the
purchase money the title to the property so sold
and conveyed
sale positive. See printed plat Of Gilchrist'-
Addition No 3
GEORGE R. f. GILCHRIsT.
sale in charge of.the Wheeling Title and Trust
companv. THOS OBRIEN.
ap93W&Sati Secretary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
Very Desirable for Build
inc Sites.

The "old Fair Grounds lots have advanced
800 per cent. in value since their sale at auction.
Another and similar opportunity is now open to
the public The lots now offered for sale are in
every way more desirable and will be sure Of "a
rapid increase in value. Put your money into 1t
and see. The new bridge over the back river
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
BOOTH AND MODJEsKA.
Manager Riester's Plan to sell the Re
served Seats.

To give everybody fair chance and
10 avoid any trouble. Manager RieSter'
of the Opera House, has decided to open
the box Office at the Opera House,
sunday night at IL o'clock and
persons desiring to secure seats for
Booth and ModieSka can go there ana
register. The man who registers iirSt
viii be number one on the list. and so
ON. Ats o'clock Monday morning, at
Houses music store, No. will be called
out. and if he is there he will be hrst
served. and in this way on through the
list. according to numbers. OF course
if any number should fail to be present
he loses his place No one person can
buy more than ten seats. Inquiries are
coming in for seats from surrounding
towns, and there will be big rush LOT
places when the box Office opens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
Saturday, the 18th day Of May 1890
Beginning at 10 O'clock A. NJ.

the undersigned will proceed to sell at public
auction. at the front door Of the Court House
Of Ohio County, West Virginia, seyenty-fivc
lots Of ground in John p. Gilchrist'S addition
No. 4, being lots numbered IS, 10. -, 81, q %
o. %. %. q and %. in Square No. 3; lots num-
bered 1, 9,3,45,6,zs9 10, II, l9, IS, II. Is, i6
H. 49, 10, 20, 81 % % ~ - 96 q 9S, %, 20 81
and 90 in Square No. 4; and lots numbered l,
es4 ;. G. :. s. Q, TO- II, l9 49, Il, Is, IS, Il, Is
49, 20 81. ~ g. 81, y, % q. 9S % 30 81 and 81
in square No 5.
These lots are situated on the northern part
of the Island. adjoining the odd Fair Grounds, 90
and are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03

from to . p. m. and issue all permits
at that time. but before the question
could be put the point was raised that
the First Branch had no quorum, and
the Second Branch adjourned, after
which the members got together ana
''cuSsed" the First Branch i'm chorus,
and talked of reconvening, and passing
a resolution of cenSure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
49, ~ nnbeard of prices for te

SAFES at unheard of prices for ten
DAYS at 80 Fourteenth street. No
catch. We mean just what we say. To
make room for two carloads coming, we
will offer our fine line of best make fire
and burglar proof safes at about cost
and carriage for ten days only. Come
quick while stock IS full.
TIE GLOBE CONTRACT Co.,
80 Fourteenth Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03

SAFES mt unhcard of prices for ten
DAYS at 80 Fourteenth street. No
catch. We mean just what we say. TO
make room for two carloads coming. we
win offer our fine line of best make fire
and burglar proof safes at about cost
and carriage for ten days only. Come
quick while stock is full.
TIE GLOBE CONTRACT Co.,
81 Fourteenth Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
WHEELING INsTALMENT co.

One word-Just one word about money
wherewith TO take advantage of this enor-
nous Reduction Sale-Let us say you
don't require pocket full-Our Credit
System enables you TO embrace all the adj
vantages this Reduction Sale offers Poo
pie having plenty of money and people hay
ing very little are on a par at our Stores
We treat everybody alike-By our
lnstalment System we can furnish you as
Comfortably and Cosy as the millionaire
may be, and we don't require much ready
money to do it-For "A very Small Cash
Outlay and the balance in easy Weekly
Significantly or Monthly Payments
you can have anything necessary for house
keeping purpOses-We Sell everythingtO
make home Comfortable-Don hesitate
about money! dollar or two Cash and
the balance as il Suits you will buy wagon
load of goods here-This Sale is an eX-
ceptional one-Don't miss Mooney or
no money, come here: were prepared to
Sell you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03

THE Globe Contract CO., 80 Fourteenth
street. Will. for ten days. offer their fine
line of fire aud burglar proof safes at a
slight advance over cost and carriage,
I'm order 10 make room for another in
voice. which is en- route. Now Is the
chance TO geta safe at very low price.
Come early before stock is broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT.
The McElroy Case Still on. Trial in Part
Two.

In Part Two of the Circuit Court
Judge PAUL, yesterday, the jury in the
case of State V. Smith, charged with as
sault and battery, went to their room
when Court convened, and remained
out all day. Just before Court adj
journed in the afternoon the jury came
into Court and announced that they
could not agree, and they were dis
charged by the Court.
The case of the State V. Robert Nc
Elroy and wife, indicted for keeping a
house of ill-fame, was resumed, and was
continued all day. The defense made a
strong showing, denying in toto the evil
dence of the State, and asserting that
they knew of no misconduct being in
dulged in about the house The State,
in rebuttal, contradicted some Of this
evidence for the defense, and about
four o'clock both sides rested.
Arguments were at once commenced,
and were continued up to the hour OF
adjournment, Prosecuting Attorney
Howard speaking for the State, and
Col. Arnett and S. O. Boyce for the
defense.
1t seems that in speaking of the ar
rest of McElroy and wife, on March
18th. the Register, through misappre-
hension, spoke of them as being colored.
Such is not the case. the error arising
through miSnformation.