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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15
DIED.

BANUA-Ou saturday evening. April l2th.
lS.u. 900 twenty minutes to uiuc O'Clock. ELIZA.
wife of John j. Hal ha. iu the 9th year of h,r
age.
Funeral services go St James German Luth-
crau Church. Chapliue street. this Tuesday
afternoon 90 2oclock lutsrmcnt at Peninsula
Cemetery
MOORE-N West Wheeling Ohio Monday.
Anil 49, ISssl 800 $3.50 O'Clock o. m.. IpA. daugh-
Ter OF Jesse and Isabella Jane Moore, boz thr S.d
year of her age.
Funeral from beer late residence i'm West
Wheeling. Ohio go 1881 O'Clock to-day Friends
30 the family respectfully invited 60 attend.
lui,smrut 40 RccN Hill Cemetery.
NlLLER-ou sunday April 18th. $50. 90 y
pclock %. m- LifsIE. daughter Of George aud
Fannie Miller
Funeral from lle residence of Deer parents 900
Leatherwool. on Tuesday, April r. 40 9oclock
M. Friends of che family invited 90 attend.
Iutermcut az At. Calvary.
INGRAM-Ou sunday. April rs. iS9o, 81 n ga
60. m.. MARY T. lNeEAu. relic of the iatc !. b.
Ingram. aged - years.
Funeral from thc residence of VIM. Duity. $50.
g south York >trcct. ou Tuesday afternoon at 9
O'Clock. Friends " the family respectfully iu-
yi,cl Co attend Iuterment az Mt Wood GENE
terry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15
HEPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC RAS-
GALS.

The utotlcuccrG quotes a '.~tot SOUTH
cu Democratic State Trca>urers who
have dcfauitcd. as au argument
against the Democratic party. The list
is correct. The only fault wc find with
the mtc1gaccrs article is chat DO is
ouc->idcd. 10 fails Go include thc cuor-
nous list OF Republican officials State
and National. who have robbed thc peo-
pile of millions upon millions 90 dollars.
There is another point which Tine Intel
Imcnrcr'> article fails to emphasize.
THAT'S. chat the Democrats punish their
defaulters. while the Republicans gem
orally do not. a prominent iliustra-
ton-onc OF many 50, found u the case
of Matthew STANLEY QUAY. While
Doc was Treasurer oi thc state
of Pennsylvania Doe robbed the pco-
Die OF FOO tlc ucighborhood of
halfa million of dollars. Was he ar-
rested. imprisoned. or compelled 90 hce
thc Statee so. indeed Ills reward
was. first. the lcadersh.pofthc Republic
can party m Pennsylvania. then seat
Boo thc United States senate, and shortly
afterwards wa, mad, Chairman Of the
Republican National Committee. and
them Tine National Dictator OF the Re
publican party. Iic has been publicly
and specifically charged with almost
every crime iu the calendar except muir
der. and although bc ha, been repeated
ly urged by the most prominent men in
the Republican party 20 make state
mcut denying them. neith. hc nor amy
of his friends or organs ha, ventured "a
denial This man stands at tine head of
thc Republican party to-day. These are
thc different ways u which the Demo-
cratic and Republican parties treat their
rascais
After quoting It> list oi Democratic
defaultcr> -tbc sum total of whose dee
falcatiou>. by the way, is about half the
sum distracted from tine treasury of
Pennsylvania by QUAY-that organ i'm a
SANITY way remarks. EVERY honest
Democrat must hang his head iu shame.
,nd consider ifit is right for him to
support % party whose rule has been >o
dcmoralz.ug ctc.
D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15

fhiNlND luHts
"Dcath before diShonor'' shouted the
orator
"rho-p are the sentiments" cried ont
au undertaken present.
And cam We blame him when W.
think of the increased trade he would
dcriVe2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15

is thc death OF SAMUEL j. RANDALL
the opponents Of the iuiquItous Mchn-
ley biU have lost one of their strongest
men. Mr.. RANDALL was "a thorough
protectiouist but Dee was am honest one
and was iu thorough opposition Co the
Mckinley measure, which is Sim-
p'y meant 90 pay % debt
which thc Republican party
owes 90 the trusts. His friends and
foes. alike. unite iu sincerely mourning
hl, DEATH Tie was man of spartan
virtue and iucorruptibic character.
Probably uo public man had better
opportunity than Dee had 90 make money
ont % his positions. but he ieaye>a fam
uy mcomparati,c'y poor circumstances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15

lie caught SUCH cNli hc could not sing
Poor uuiortuuatc GurachIan, I'm what a
sad plight De must have tctu And Vet his
misfortune was one that often hcfd.s singers.
Many once tunciul voice among those who
belong tu tine genus homo is utterly spoiled
hy " cold boz Che head, or on the lungs, or both
combined For the above mentioned CroaN-
err" we are mot aware that any remedy was
ever devised. but we rejoice 90 know that all
human singers may keep their heads clear and
throats iu tune by the timely ass OF DR. Suge's
Catarrh Remedy and Dr. Fcrce's Golden Med
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druggists.
pr saus Catarri Ecmcdy cures the worst
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hy wasting diseases 10 81 guaranteed TO
benefit or cure 90 all diseases Tor which 1t Is
recommended. 10 taken in time and given q
fair trial. Or money paid Tor it refunded.
Copyright ISIS. by woElp's DIS NED Assn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15
COMBIHATIOK STOCK SALE.
june 25th and 26th, 1890.
DOR SALE.

4 Cottage. with Tenement House in rear lot
5O\l3i ON the northeast corner OF Huron and
MARYLAND streets. Good location 90 reside, or
will pay as ana investment. Price 5000. for thc
NEXT ten days only.
Double Frame House. 95N9s. Indiana street.
Rent, for $500 per month. Price sldW. quite
90 bargain.
4 good >iN-roomcd house 40 ~ Zane street.
for 5000
Desirable eight roomcl dwelling ~ ll6 South
Penn street Fine location. Price, 5000.
Buildiug Lots. q. o. SMITH. Agent.
aul9l 1920 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15

VOTERS DO not Doe fooled by the
arguments of iron bridge workers on
thc quiet. which the iron bridge peo-
pie have been afraid 90 publish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15
Wheeling Title and Trust Co,

Onicc. Room M. I, Reilly BulIdng,
Market Street hereby informs the public that u
i, now ready for business. Stocks. Bonds and
Real Estate bought and Sold on Commission
Rent, Collected Title, Examined and guaran-
crcd.
DELcroEs: John ". Brown. Henry Bair, u.
f. Brhrcu>. Geo. q. Hannah. j. 4. Hess. ". +.
Hubbard. i. T.. hughes. j. y. Naylor. q. y. Raw
ling. Anton ReNmauu. Henry NJ. Russell
HENRY VI. RUSSELL, President.
TIOS. OBRlEN. Secretary.
ALIEN UPDEGRAFF. Asst. Secretary
GEO r. T.. GILCHRlST ENuer of Titles
Office. Reilly Buildme. Room No. l. Market 81.
Telephone li9. apl
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DR., PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the lives. stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable and per-
tecfiy harmless. One "A Dose. Sold b.
DRUGGISTS. Is cents vial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15

browns bronchial Troche>'' are widely
known as 800 admirable remedy Tor Bronchitis.
lloar>eucss. Coughs. and Throat troubles, So'i
oHiy ia 50res
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GRATEFUL--COMFORTING.
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BREAKFAST.

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unless accompanied by sufficient postage
Stamps of tlr denomination of $50 cents nnd
loss accepted fur amounts Jess chan Hur dollar.
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Notice to Contractors and Builders,
-. 900. 600 Worth Of Stone Give Ne Chance To
Bid on Your Stone Work.

5000. 600 worth OF Stone tive NE nance I"
Bid ON Your Stone Work.
HAVING COMPLETED THE BELMONT
j / County Court House and jail viii give
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prepared Co handle anything ia the line of
building stone for the trade in the Ohio Valley
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Ties twenty cars per day. Estimates on stone
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After twenty Years experience BOO Oh" stone
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alriu Advertisements.

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CopyrIshL ~, by WoELp's ois. Van ASH.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-16
CHAUTAUQUA.
illustrated Lecture on the Lands Of The
Midnight Sun.

PACIFIC GROVE, July 15.-Rey. Dr. f. w.
Gunsauus arrived here yesterday. He is the
pastor OF the First Congregational Church OF
Chicago, and Is very popular orator. AT
Chautauqua Lake the announcement OF his lect-
ures crowds the great amlhitheatar. He Is not
imposing III appearance, though good looking,
and is quite young man. Tie eoquence OF
the lecturer was al times thrilling. Those in
the audience were charmed with the manner OF
his delivery.
This morning J. E. Richards OF San Jose
lectured on Socialism" He Will lecture again
Tomorrow morning
DR.. GunsauIus ieetured This afternoon. His
subject was; "a Chapter From the History OF
Liberty"
WITH THE POLAR EXPEDITIONS.
This evening a very large audience listened to
Mr.. Z. L. Bolton. HIS topic was Tie Lands OF
the Midnight Sun" He said the midnight sun
was the most remarkable phenomenon In nature.
The Journey began al Chrlstlanla aud extended
along the marvellous west coast OF Norway 10
the NORTH Cape. Splendid views were given OF
citles aud villages, glaciers, Snow-clad PEAKS
anu CHARACTERISTIC scenes; also portraits OF King
oscar ll-altist, author and sta esman; also OF
peasants with unique costumes. MIR. Bolton
wove into bis address curious bits OF history,
Itgend ana folklore. The tourists saw mid
night sunset and sunrise, and then returning TO
the Arctic Circle recrossed the Atlantic TO
America III a Viking ship and made their way
up The west coast of Greenland. The
speaker said he wondered that enlelprsIng CHI
cagO should celebrate the discovery OF America
by Columbus when the continent was discover ed
500 years before by the hardy Norseman. The
climax OF tile evening was the rescue OF the sur
vivors OF the Greedy expedition, which was most
realistic. The whole was a resume OF the 100
polar expeditions. and revealed what has been
done aud what remains 10 be accomplished In
the north polar regions.
Tue subject under consideration by the Sun
day-schOOl Normal class Is 1.-The Institutions OF
the Bible" The meetings are full OF interest TO
those in attendance. Rev. DR.. SilcVx OF Oakland
Is now conducting lie exercises.
The Representation Of Ruth" on Thursday
will be given in Assembly Hall.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-16

E. D. Beard, Napa merchant, is at the Lick.
c. G. Wright Modesto lawyer Is at the
Grand.
W. II. Shockley, a mining man from Candle
laria, New, is at tue Occidental.
E. L. Sheppard, Napa capitalist, is at the
Grand.
Rev. E. Lewis of watsouville is at tile Occi-
dental.
George V. Sims Of London. England, Is at the
Palac'.
n. P. Chapman, Rid Bluff banker, is at the
Palace.
j. d. Gray, a mining man of Fresno, is at the
Grand.
Judge M. b. Loomis Of Chicago is at the
Palace.
G. E. Goodman. Napa banker, is at the
Palace.
Eli t. Sheppard, Napa wine grower, Is at the
Grand.
W. d. Grady, a Fresno politician, is at the
Baldwin.
j. II. Morrow OF the Los Angelo. Tribune is at
the Grand.
Supervisor John W. Jarvis OF Santa Cruz is at
G. w. Baker Of Fort Worth, Tex, is at the
Occidental.
George oheyer, editor OF the Yuba Sentinel, is
W. Van Allen. Healdsburg frult.grower, is
at the Grand.
&. W. Morgan, Los Angeles lumber-de dealer,
Is at the Lick.
W. Z. Davis, mining man from Tucson Arlz
Is nj The Grand.
h. T. Heating, Virginia City New mining
man, Is at the Palace.
Deputy Surveyor of the Port V. w. GaskilI Is
dangerously Ill at his home III Oakland.
James A. Devolo recently admitted TO the bar
will leave for Europe in tile early part Of next
month.
Colonel Fred Croker, accompanied by Senator
Fassett OF New York, left for the Yosemite on
Monday last,
Henry Peyser. who for many years has acted
as special officer on Sixth street. is confined TO
his house al % Clementna ct by severe ILL.,
ness. He Is now said to be improving.
Mark l.. Mcdonald OF Santa Rosa, one OF the
California Commissioners to the Chicago Worlds
Fair, has returned from visit East. He VIII
soon make an extended tour of the State in the
interest of the fair He states that the Chicago
people are very enthusiastic over the tair aud
are making extensive arrangements Tor the
event. All the Pacific Coast States, he urges
should combine, TO secure sufficient space. All
the recent meeting OF The Fair commissioners in
Chicago all the States except Maryland were
represented. The banquet given the Commits
sioners was magnificent affair. Arrangements
for the building Will be made when the commits.
sion meets In October next.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-16
HELD In BONDAGE.
Sacramento Hishbinders Entrap
a Young Girl.
Rescued From a BrOthel by The DireGtFaSS
Of a Mission.
Two Policemen and Hack Driver Success
fully Resist ali Attempts to Re-
capture the Woman.
Special Dispatches to THE MonxIse CALL

SACRAMENTO, July 15.-There was very
aveIy sensation in Chinatown about 2:3O o'clock
this afternoon, the principal actors being Mrs.
Brown, representing one of the Chinese mis-
Ilons In San Francisco. an intelligent young
Chinese woman who accompanied her, James
Cousins, hack-drIver and Oficers Lowell
and Frazer Miss Yet Wah, young and
pretty Chinese girl, was the cause of the commo
hon, and. together with bowling mob OF Celes-
tials the majority of whom were, doubtless,
hlehbiuders. Mrs. Brown came here TO rescue
Yet Wan, who was held in slavery in disreputa-
Bile house on Third street, between l and j. The
Young Chinese woman who assisted her came
here in advance 10 arrange the preliminary de-
tails
The prisoner was induced to come here few
weeks ago under the belief that she was to be-
come The vile Of one Of the prominent and
wealthy Chinese merchants. As soon as she set
her foot 10 tie house In Chinatown, however,
she found TO her CONSERVATION that sue was the
victim of a deep-laid conspiracy. After while
she found means OF communicating with her
san Francisco friends and the work Of ehecting
her rescue was Immediately begun.
According 10 arrangements. Mrs. Brown drove
up to the house about half-past o'clock in
Cousins carriage. OftceTs Lowell and Frazer
appeared upon the scene al the proper moment,
and the carriage had no sooner stopped
than tile tTusty young Chinese woman
came out of the building. accompanied
by the slave. They mad scarcely made their ap-
pearance on the sidewalS, however, before
her keepers and The ever-ready highbinders dis
covered the plol, and at once an attempt was
made TO Illustrate it, They made rush for the
women, but Oflicer Lowell was by this time
husiling them into the carriage, while Frazer,
the other big policeman, was letting out in Sui
lfyan-like style with his fists, and laying out The
furious Mongols as fast as They came TO the
scratch.
Cousins was not idle either. for he was WELD
Ing bis Whin IN 4 very vigorous manner. lhey
arrived the depot ten minutes before The train
started. Yet Wan was found TO be In such
nervous state that she had almost to be carried
into the car. AS soon as she got into the car she
eFOuched down under a seat aud Mrs. Brown
stood up in the aisle 10 protect her from the
gaze OF the curious.
BY This time no less than twenty Cinnamon had
reached The depot, doubtless bent on mission
of rescue. The policemen remained near al
hand, however, until lhe train pulled out and
prevented any outbreak Railroad Detective
Burke, who was a passenger for San Francisco,
promised TO aid Mrs. Brown IN safely landing
her charge in San Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-16
RED MEN ON A JAUNT.
Two Mojave Indians Visiting This Cit

Two Mojave Indians Visiting This City
for Information.
Two stalwart Indians arrived last night
on the Atlantic and Pacific train and ap-
preaching police officer at the ferry, one
of them asked to be given lodgings for the
night. They were taken to the old City
Hall and provided with blankets and mat
tresSes. One of the red men carried the fol-
lowing letter, dated Needles, CAL:
To Whon, Handed: This Will introduce two
Mojave Indians who have taken a leave OF alb
sence 10 visit San Francisco. The younger Char
Keta Meehy, which means whip snake, can
speak good English. The old gent cannot speak
anything but his own language. His maine Is All
Nhay Ap. These Indians are perfectly honest
ana will ask for nothing but information. and
friends will confer a great favor on The Indians
by giving what they ask, as the Indian goes
seeking any information which will benefit his
tribe. These Indians work Tor the Santa Fe
route al Needles Cal, and splendid workers
they are If placed at something they can learn.
AR Nj. BEAL,
Division Superintendent Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad.
The Iudian who speaks English said that
they intended to stay here two or three
days and then return to their home in the
south.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-16
FIELD OF LABOR.
Six Eastern Holders Sent Back
to Their Homes.
The Iron Trades Council Condemns Henry T.
SCOTS statements-Eight.H Com
mittee-Ball Of the Strikers.

The holders Union did not take any chances
yesterday of losing the five molders who were
captured from the party OF eighteen imported by
the FOundrymen's Association.
Tickets were purchased early In the day for
them, and they were shipped back to their re-
spectiye homes In the East. Having as they
said, come out here under Misrepresentation,
they were very glad to have the opportunity Of
returning Although not union men they were
decidedly averse TO going TO work In the strike
foundrles.
The union made another point yesterday by In
duciDg George Schneider, one of the moIders
employed in the Risd0n Iron Works. TO leave the
place and accept Of ticket, which would con.
vey him back to his home in Pennsylvania. He
went with the other five.
Schneider is the man who left the works once
before and joined the strikers. be then went
back TO work again, alleging as reason that the
strikers had not fulfilled their promises to him.
AS he Is firsI-cass m0lder In every respect his
loss Will be felt at The Rsdon. His reason for
quitting is that he Is hOmeScK ana tired of beng
cOoped up in The shop. His family Is 10 the East
and he desired to go there.
The foundrymen were not chagrned at having
lost five out OF the party OF eighteen. They
stated mat they expected to lose some OF them.
OF the thirteen, the Industrial National, Pacific
and City Iron Works were given two each The
other five went TO the Union Iron Works.
The molderS are looking forward to their en-.
tertalnment next Saturday night with cheerful
anticipation They expect 10 not only have
very enjoyable time but 10 net tidy sum of
money 10 assist them in their troubles.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-16
CALIFORNIA HoP-GRowERs.
Resolutions Adopted by tbs Annual Nesting
In sacTamento.

SACRAMENTO, July 15.-The State Hop-grow-
ers OF California held their regular annual meet
Ing In Granger $ Hall yesterday afternoon.
The following officers were elected for the
term of one year: Daniel Flint OF Sacramento,
President; A. Z. Camp OF Sacramento, Vice.
President; Henry Whittenbrock of Sacramento,
Treasurer.
The Directors were from each Of the five hop
gr owing districts: NJ. B. TuItle, Watsonve,
Santa Cruz County; A. Menke, Sacramento,
Sacramento County; |. +. Long. Largo. Mendo-
elmo County; Joseph Remington, Santa Rosa,
SonOma County; DR.. burst, Wheatland, Yuba
County.
Directors-at-Large-H. Rodden, Yuba County;
L. Ross, SOnoma County; Judge X. McGarvey,
Mendocino County; l. b. Lovedal, Sacramento
County.
Following resolutions by o. A. Lovdal were
unanimously adopted:
We the hop-grOwers OF California, in body
sembled, do hereby condemn the universal practice
OF consigning hops to be sold on commission as
detrimental TO the best interests Of the hopgrow-
commission man. AS the latter has nothing TO
lose but everything to make by the greater sales
that he makes, he naturally infringes the grounds
OF the dealer by Offering TO place the same hops or
parazes the Interests OF the dealer and the grower
1nasmuch as no one knows to what lengths he may
60 In order TO sell more hops This naturally forces
dealers aud buyers TO handle hops on commission.
The present state OF the market proves injury to
which the growers were subjected in the last years
crop.
Owing to the facts set forth above we the HON
growers OF California. do firmly resolve and agree
Grafton, hops 10 be sold on commission.
Resotued, That we demand and will require TO be
allowed the tare OF three and one-half pounds to
the bale tare equal to that on New York hop