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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-21

TACOMA, MARCH, IS.-Soon after o.
Cock this morning, George Francis Train
left the Tacoma hotel for the Ledger Office
to prepare for his start around the world.
At precisely 8 he stepped from the brass
plate In front of the Office to a carriage,
and was driven rapidly to tht steamer
Olympia. A cannon was fired at the start,
bells rang and steam whistle blew on all
locomotives and steam boats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-21
WITHOUT DOUBT
THE WASSOM ADDITION

Is the Plaza where and MosgY and SESsE sni
viii make their homes-and ~bsf -
BECAUSE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-21

Sr Louis, March r6.--word reaches here
that there is great activity in Fort Leavenwonh
In preparing for the departure Of troops 10
expel the boomers from the Cherokee strip,
There age FIVE companie. OF infantry, foul oi
cavalry and one Of artillery at the for, and ali
except the artillery are expected 10 90 10 the
strip.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-21
Good ~ BI.,aarea,

BERLIN, March rS.--Prince Bismarck TIN
dered his resignation last night. and the young
emperor, after delaying till noon to-day. de-
cided 10 accept it. All public resorts have
been crowded with persons excitedly discuss
ing the event. A large and curious crowd sur
rounded Bismarck's palace ali the afternoon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-21
Administrators Notice,

5uHA On Atsts@u@g
sh'tl Linn v.unty. Oregon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
TORONTO.

ToRoNro. o.. March 29.-Council have
taken steps to condemn two and half acres
of land owned by David Walker for the
reservoir because of his rejecting their Of
fer of $500 and Council rejecting his price,
-. 800.
Western Baker. kilnman at the Toron-
10 pottery, has resigned TO accept the posi-
ton of city guardian.
Shanky Cooper, an employee of the JET
ferson sewer pipe works, carried a lump of
coal measuring two and half feet square
aud weighing 90 pounds distance of one
half mile without resting.
Toronto Pottery Company have received
several large orders for their eight inch
Toronto cover dish. -Four men have been
nut on this Week so as 10 have the orders
illed I'm the specified time
Last Friday afternoon as the through
freight under the charge of Conductor
Chamberlain was short distance above
the landslide al Browns station, one OF the
axles of car near the center of the train
broke. by which two cars were thrown on
the track and completely demolished.
The municipal election will be held on
the first Monday in April. which Will be
the Nth.
EN-Postmaster Butcher, of TiltOnville,
will erect a fine two-stOry frame structure
on "a lot recently purchased by him from
Fraucy's.
From all appearances at present every
manufacturing establishment in town have
their books well laden with orders, which
will keep tine works running full until
July lst.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
CLARKSBURC.

C1AEK.BrEG. W. VA. March 24-ThC
personal statement of Dorsey W. Carlisle
formerly of this city, as % the divorce suit
brought against him by his wife, &c
which is printed in pamphlet form, has
been pretty well circulated among his
friends iu this city
Jasper y. kile eX-COunty SUperinteud-
emit. arrived in the city ON wednesday. lie
denies the statements going the rounds OF
the press. regarding trouble 10 was report
ed he gOt into I'M Richie county. His
friends believe that he has thoroughly vim
dictated himself
The high water has now subsidized, fol
lowed. however, by cold snap. which, tits
feared. VIII prove very destructive % the
crops. and more particularly the little irult
remaining uuiniured
James Clifford was stricken with what
was supposed To be paralysis on last Tues
dav. Heis now well enough 90 be about
again. and his friends think he viii mend
rapidly
a. II. Osborn. who has been very sick, is
now cOuvaleSciug.
Rev. Lambert. Presiding Elder, preach
cd at the NJ. T. Church South Sunday.
Rcv. r. - Wade who for several days
ha, been the guest of his fatheriu-.aw, F..
B. Hmsev. returned on Wednesday to ms
home iu Kentucky
Mrs Mason. the daughter of DR.. j. L.
Corr is very ill.,
a company has been formed which has
lor IT'S object the manufacture of Ice here
duriu- the summer
Dc is said there viii be lead works located
80 This place early this Spring.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
RAvENswOOD.

R,vrN,wooD. ". Va, March an.
r Church. North. held box social at the
residence of James Diddle, on Monday
evening
Howard Gaun and family have removed
90 Columbus, Ohio.
Isaac Deno0n. of Pittsburg, was visiting
his brother John. this week.
Mrs Capt A. j. Fisher, of Nlurraysyiue'
was calling on old friends, Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Wilkinson, of Graham sla-
ton is visiting 40 her brother James tuls
week.
James Hill. of Monroe county, and Mary
Boone were married Saturday. Mrs Boone
lust received divorce from Allen Boone q
few days preceding her marriage 20 HUI.
Mrs Oscar Douglau, of Murrayviue,
was iu Che city yesterday
Charley Lyle, Of Indiana. IS az home
again.
R. \. Tagrart. "a former merchant of this
place. was iu the city Wednesday
DrJ. II WetzeI and y. A. Mcintosh We're
az Wildwood Thursday ON business.
L.. h. McGugiu has been in Roane coun-
" This week.
Mrs Emma smith is expected home sun
day ON the steamer Andes.
Nlr Fraud Morehead of California, IS
visiting his sister, Mrs Reuben Douglas.
Mrs DR.. Witzcl IS visiting i'm Mason
Citv this week
Mrs c. G.. Crum Of Sandyvilie, was at
her fathers this week, Sol Green.
The body of an unknown man. but sup
posed 90 be from Wheeling, was found
floating I'M the river at Portland, o., We'd
uesdav morning
Joseph Mckinley returned home from
Cincinnati Monday. having accompanied
his son Elmer that far ON his way % Tam
Ia Ma
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
WARRENTON.

WARRENToN. March 2S.-We were visit
ed by terrific storm of thunder and lighl-
ming on Friday morning. followed by a
wind surprising anything of the past WIN
ter.
The friends of the saloon" are making
an effort to get d majority in the township
in favor of u reOpening in Portland. As
the vote two years ago was only for that
length of time, brit the friends of temper
ance are out with their petition also, ana
we await the result.
viii Chamberlain and Lille Bane, Of
this place. were married in Steubenville on
Wednesday. On their return in the even
ing they were met at the depot and escorted
into town by young America with all the
discordant sounds that horns, tin cans and
drums could made. After enduring II as
long as possible the groom came out and
ordered a fine treat, and peace was once
more restored.
The protracted meeting is still in pro
gress.
A. p. King made a business trip to
Wheeling on Tuesday
Rev. Meek did not fill his appointment on
last Sunday. being called to Alexandria to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. McGrew.
Mr.. PYLE closes his school to-day. fine
dinner was prepared and served, followed
| by treat which was partaken OF by all
present The examinations did credit both
to teacher and pupils.
Work on the w. L. F. has been seri-
ouslv interfered with by the continuous
rains. They have started once more in the
vicinity of Rush Run.
Mrs. A r. King has returned from ira
delphia, where she was attending the
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
| Hull
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
News From Point Pleasant.

PoINr PLEASANT, March 2S.-Part OF
this place was inundated by the flood, but
plenty of high ground left to accommodate
the most unfortunate. The steamer Rain
bow had 10 lay up above the bridge for
several days and transferred her freight
to the steamer Telegraph, Thursday morn
ing. and returned 10 Pittsburg.
The X. x O. railroad was under water
here and all trains stopped, but are run
ming now.
Our people appreciate the blessings af-
fordcd by the Ohio River railroad, which
did not abandon any trains. the road also
being in good and safe condition from
Huntington TO Wheeling.
About $50 feet of the large fill at the
north end of the Ohio River railroad bridge
across the Knanwha at this place, caved in
Wednesday morning, but Thomas Fleming,
master of road was soon on the ground
and made calculations 10 complete the re-
pair of same by Thursday morning, and did
so 10 his great credit, as all Is well now.
Too much praise cannot be given this gen
tleman, as ne faithfully watched the road
from one end 10 the other.
Tippett's Register Office was flooded TO the
press room. but he moved his cases to
higher rooms and came out on time Tues
day.
Outside of a few negro shanties no dam
age was done by the flood. and business is
being resumed with renewed energy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
WELLSBURG.

WrLsBJRG. March 29-Prof McFad-
den gave very good musical and dra-
matte entertainment on Thursday evening.
Quite pleasant dance was given Thurs
dav evening. 40 the Hudson House. by some
of our Young people.
Nessrs. John and Gist Palmer, who are
attending college i'm Washington, Pa, are
home spending their Easter vacation. John
won the debate in the contest between the
Franklin and Washington and the Philo
and Union literary societies OF the college
Obed Green. AN old citizen of this county,
died Friday evening. In his wagon, on his
way % West Liberty, where he had taken
his daughter to school Heart trouble is
supposed to Doe the cause.
The measles and mumps are very bad
here and many children are out of school on
this account.
Many prominent railroad men attended
the railroad meeting held here Tuesday.
The prospects are good for our town having
another railroad
Mamie Boyd. of the seminary Washing
tom. Pa. has been spending the week with
her parents
Miss Dode Hcrvey entertained some Of
her friends very pleasantly at her nome
Thursday night
The Bethany students gave the comic on
eretta. Cox and Box" at Barth's Opera
House last nieht and the audience was
large. notwithstanding the evening was
very tisI-rcCdnlo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
TERPSICH0REAN.
DODwORTH, THE FAMOUS TEACHER. TALKS OF
FASHIONABLE DANCES
Tbs Musie One Hears in the Ball Rooms Of Culture
and Wealth-How Children are Taught
70 Dance Gracefully-True Dancers
Learn Young.
COPYRIGHT 1890.

Dance music has character peculiar
10 itself. I'm IL accent has 50 large a
share Of importance that different
dances can be formed by a simple
change ofthe accent. In galop. polka,
redowa. schottiSche and racket, rs a rule
the accented motions are made upon the
accented notes of the music. In the
waltz. the emphasized motion comes
upon the unaccented note. making II a
little more difficult of performance but
more pleasing TO the eye and the ear,
and giving the impression oil a
rhvthmic, throbbing movement. All
dance music has natural swing or
pulsation, sometimes fast, sometimes
Slow. Yet rarely varying TO any consid-
cradle degree. When composer real
lies this and conveys his impression To
the dancers. ne possesses the power OF
IeXhileraton which is illustrated in the
highest perfection in the music OF the
waltz This is the ideal of modern soci-
ETY. dancing; fascinating. graceful. po-
etic i'm time and praSing. gliding.
|changeful. subdued and rapturOus. In
Waiting. the motion should be- free and
the length or distance covered need not
be always the same. The movement re-
sembles the fluttcring Of a butterfly and
/ the darling of hummng bird, accord
/ ing "a the mood changes with the mu-
/ sic.
QuadrileS and square dances gener-
| ally reveal the habits and surroundings
of the dancers, a they are all more or
| less stately or dignifed in character.
/ OF late wears. rather little attention has
| been paid 10 these dances. Even at
great society balls. it Is sometimes a
difficult matter 10 find eight persons who
are sufficiently expert to lead the OPEN
| ing dance in manner that Is either
/ dignifcd or picturesque. There Is no.
| ton. more or less prevalent in society,
that there is not much pleasure in dane
/ ing outside of the waltz. and into the
waltz step many dancers condenSe the
graceful measures of the ancient mnu-
ct. the lively step of the more modern
/ hop waltz and the littcSt of those mo-
tions survive while the others are for
gotten.
Society is slow To adopt new dances.
/ The waltz, the glide polka. Dancing in
the Barn military Schottische), the
/ York and the Saratoga LancerS have
been favoritcs for the past few years
and are still. The Caprice Waltz IS
now being introduced and accepted a
a pleasing variation Of the plain waltz.
/ 1t is "A combination of the hop waltz
step and the slide, giving all the fasci-
mating movements of the ever popular
waltz. with occasional glide steps inter-
spersed, afiording opportunities for mo-
mentary rest. The music OF the Ca
price begins i'm this way.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
Card From Tax Payer.

To he EdHor If me Register:
DEAR Sm:-Some few days since in your
report of the proceedings of the Board OF
Education. il was stated that the Board
had applied for and received two pla1s for
the proposed changes to be made on the
Fourth ward school house.
So far all the plans for our school build
ings have been furnished by contractors
and the Board pays the contracting archl-
tect the usual fees for plans and superin-
tencc. This would be all right II the firm
of which that architect is member did
not obtain the contract for building the
same. or furnish any material therefore.
but how can a man, who is both architect
and contractor. superintend work I'M when
ne is financially interested and do II IA the
interest of the Board and the public. And
further. when contracting architect
makes the drawings and has the charge
of the work, ii Is not a
fair deal for other contracting
firms: there is too much license given Tor
discrimination 10 the detriment Of other
contractors. as was illustrated during the
construction of the Eighth ward building,
and consequently there is u lack of compe-
tition when the work is open to bids, as
shown by the letting Of the Seventh ward
building.
Wodld it not be more 10 the public in
terest if the architect employed was entire
w disconnected from the contracting bust
ness. or if a contracting architect be en-
ploved as architect. then bar his firm from
bidding on the work or from furnishing
any of the material therefor.
TAX PAYER
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
TILTONNILLE. q.

TrusvILLE, o., March 29.-Services at
the NJ. r. Church to-day.
Messrs Anderson and Cook, of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad, were
i'm town again last Wednesday and Thurs
day locking up the interest of the road
and trying 10 get some right of way in this
vicinity. They announced that the rail
road is intended to 20 directly through the
Tiltouyille pottery. and by doing so will
probably ruin the whole concern for opera
ton This intention is from all appear
ances what the pottery company desire. as
the works have never proved "a financial
success. and would never have been put
I'm operation by the present company. But
IL is not surmised that after the road shifts
the buildings TO their satisfaction sale
viii take place and after being purchased
everything viii be put into activity. us that
is what the citizens here are DESTROYS of
witnessing. but would rather not invest "a
few dollars 90 see il running full blast
Some foreign capitalists We're here Il few
days agoiuspecting the locality of the town
with view of establishing some kind of
manufacturing works, which could not be
learned of al present.
The many voters would Ike TO suggest
the name of c. W. Lycett for Council Ii
elected viii prove himself u capable person
/ FOR that capacity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
ST. GAINESVILLE

Mrs Letitia Updegraff and daughter,
Miss Ida, of Wheeling, are the guests OF
ST Clairsvillc.
There is some dissatisfaction with part
of the Council ticket nominated by the
Democrats of this place last Saturday, but
as the election time approaches IL Will all
disappear and the Democracy will comeup
90 the polls with "a solid front and elect the
whole ticket
Il. NJ. Collins, Superintendent of the
Piedmont. w Va, schools, who has been
spending the week with his mother in this
place, returned TO his post of duty yester-
day.
EN-Clerll Cash and family have removed
10 the Cash homestead, in Mead township.
The Central House has changed pro
prictOrs. Mr. Irwin, the former prOprie-
tor. gave up his lease and removed 10 Bell
aire. and Mr. Millitzer, the owner, took
charge.
The American House" is new hotel
venture i'm this property Of the late j. w.
King. j. b. Torbct is the accommodating
landlord
Albert Lawrence. Esq. was summoned
Yesterday 20 the bedside of his sick sister
NJ Washington. ..
J. ". Shannon and wife attended the
celebration of the nth birthday of Aaron
Ramsay. AZ Powhatan, Thursday.
A telephone line from Wheeling and Bell
aire ria McClanville and St. Clairsyille
Junction 10 this place. meets with much IA
vOr here.
c. W. Troll and j. T. Patton. two of our
dry goods men. are in the East.
Miss Mamie Clarke handsomely enter
tanned a few of her friends at progressive
euchre. Wednesday evening
j. NJ Recs Esq. land family left Thurs
day for their new home in Kansas City,
Kan.
Much interest is felt here over the new
railrod project from Bellaire to Valley
junction.
j. II. CLOSE. who has been soiourning in
South America for the past two years, Is
here on business and seeing his friends He
VIII return 20 south America in the early
summer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
MARTINS FERRY.

Mcssrs. Hopkins, Morton and Blinken-
sop have cancelled their contract with the
Buckeye Glass Works and will place their
patent mould in some other factory
Andy Lotschalk. formerly of this city.
but late of Anderson. Ind, has accepted a
position as western salesman for the Buck
eye Glass Company
The Republican township convention
was held yesterday in town hall and nomi-
mated the following ticket: For Township
Clerk. Theodore SnOdgrass: Trustee. W.
J. Edmonds: Assessor. Oliver VanPelt.
Mrs. H. l.. Monroe, State President of
the Ohio W. G. II. L., will lecture at the
Presbyterian Church next Wednesday
evening
Al. Wetherald, of Findlay, O., is in
the city, the guests of his sons William and
Harry.
Great rush at Joe Jacobs He is selling
Hats. Caps and Clothing at your own price.
away below cost. Go and see him before
the bargains are all gone.
The charter of the Junior Order of
American Mechanics closes next month.
Spence's machine shop is running full
and have good prospects for all summer on
traction engines.
There was quite number of Foresters
who took the Oriental degree last night.
To the E'dUor Oftle sunday Register
As have been criticised and charged
with neglect of duty in connection with the
pOstOffice robbery, I wish 10 make the fol-
lowing statement The police are assigned
10 no particular portion of the city while on
duty. but the territory of myself and Ofti-
Ger Campbell extends from the Laughlin
mill To Washington street. The police are
expected TO be in that part of the city
which seems to most need protection. Hav-
ing been informed that thieves were
around in Clark's addition for sev-
eral nights previous 10 the post
Office robbery, on Wednesday and
Thursday nights / went 10 that part of the
town to wath for them, and remained there
all of both nights. This was strictly in the
line of my duty, and consequently | should
not be held responsible for anything which
took place on Hanover street on the night
mentioned SAMUEL WEsTwOoD
The Merchants Protective Association
will have an important meeting tomorrow
evening and all the stores will be closed at
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs DR. w. II. Hall entertain
ed the Arcadian Club on Friday evening.
Those present We're: DR.. and Mrs Ong. j
c. Tracy and wife &. W ThOngate and
wife, Mrs. Harry Wetherald, Miss Maggie
RalstOn. Rev. Campbell. VIII Cottrell and
Messrs. Toland. Bonnocker and Fulton.
Midnight mechanics are on the increase
in this city. There should be something
done by our city dads to check it in its in
fancy.
There are some - or 30 dwellings, under
contract; don't look much like "a duh sea-
son in the building line
Eddie Craig. who had his foot cut Off by
/ the cars. on Thursday night was getting
along as well as could be expected. last
evening
The Importance of the city election to-
morrow is sufficient 10 merit the careful
attention Of every voter
/ The Labor ticket is good one
one this year. and should be supported.
and especially the mayorality part of it. as
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30

a special fight is being made against this
portion of the ticket by the Republicans.
They are also fighting the Councilmanic
nominees of the First, Second and Third
wards. Let the friends of good govern
ment in these wards not be caught nap
ping. 1t is an undeniable fact that our
city has not prospered as it should
have done in the past year;
The present administration has worked
in the opposite direction from that prom
ised for it. This is a state of affairs which
should be improved if possible, and the
first step in that direction is to elect men 10
Office who have the interest of the city at
heart. and not pig pen statesmen. There IS
a chance to do this on tomorrow week, ana
the citizens of Martins Ferry will stand III
their own light if they neglect it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
BRILLIANT.

BsuuNNr. o.. March 29-Nlr Thos
Nicholson and daughter Mary, Of Bellaire
spent few days here the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. ". Hassuer.
Miss Nagg.c West has been awarded
Miss Ralston's position IN the primary de
nartmeut. and will take charge April lst.
when Miss Balston's resignation goes into
effect
August Viewer. who has superintendent
the construction of the Star glass factory
at Ncw Cumberland, ". Va. aud who was
to make One glass and manage the same.
has severed his connection with the COM
nanv and gone to Fiudlay, O His family
has arrived here from Atlanta, Ga. ana are
Ut the hotel
Work ON Samuel McCune's new resi-
dcuce is progressing rapidly and II will
present fine appearance. IL Is probable
that Chas Waddle viii erect "a twin 10 IL
ou the next lot.
EN-S0uire BOYLE and daughter Kate were
at New Cumberland visiting friends
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
CLARINGTON.

CLARINGroN, O.. March 29-Mr Charles
Weisheit, of RavenswoOd, was in town the
first of the week.
Franklin Klebe left, on Tuesday, for
Berea. O.. where he will attend college.
A lot of machinery and rope from the
Cameron oil well was shipped down the
river on the Ben Hur Friday evening.
Mr. j. 4. Kimpel has removed his jewel
~ store into part of the Cats X Thomas
building.
Miss Belle Mozena is home from Wheel
ing. on a brief visit
Mr.. b. II. Mallory intends getting an
other machine in his cigar factory.
Superintendent c. +. Citizens. of Hanni-
bal schools. was in town. Friday night.
Mr.. Lewis He'll. of Bcllaire. spent part OF
the past week with Mr. George He'll, OF
this place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
NEW MARTINsVILLE.

NEW MWrIN,yiIIE March 29.-Judge
Umsteld was at Woodsteld, o.. ON legal
business during the week.
Prosecuting Attorney Morris has been on
the sick list for a few days.
Miss Lou Cochranc, of Clariugtou, is Wis
itinr her sister, Mrs A c. Duerr
Misses Jennie Cox and Daisy NOEL
downev visited friends at Proctor on Fri
day evening
The 1. II. =. Y. Club was entertained by
lIessrs A. NJ Baiubridge and Leslie VIII
liams. az the Point House parlors, on Tues
day evening.
Five candidates were admitted by the
Juniors and two by tine Orientals thisweek.