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his majority next year, be a subject Of
Emperor William. Mr.. ueyman Is a
native OF Germany. lie cainc to this
country over forty years ago, and was
made IN American citizen by the Cir.
cult Court oil. this county In 1856, when
Major A. l.oring was clerk. Tho rec.
otds show this, and he has his paperp.
lie afterwatd returned to Eurdpe, and
married a lady who lived In Alsace, who
accompanied bin home 10 Wheeling.
. l~bsequently Mr.. and Mrs. Heyman
apain visited Alsacr, then n French
province, and there. in 1870, Ralph was
born.
Alter this the Franco. prussian war
was fought, and Alsace became il Ger.
man province. As Ia customary, the
birth Of n child to Mr.. and Mrs. Hey.
man was officially registered 10 Alsacc,
and this record having fallen into the
hanGJ Of the German government, they
now call on tho boy born there In 1870
To pay to the Emperor the service all
Germans must.
What renders the family uneasy 10
that Ralph may sotne day wish to visit
the land OF his birth, aud It Is feared
this might cause him trouble. That
fear need not, however, cause much
trouble. He is entitled to the privileges
Of American citizenship, and II he
should ever need protection would have
no trouble In getting It,
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A GOOD SCHEME.
A Wheeling Firms Proposition to the City
OF Omaha.

A wheeling Firms Proposition to the Cit,
A St. Louis paper has the following
remarks about the proposed establish,
ment at Omaha, Nebraska, of a wire mai
mill by Wheeling parties: "a. ],
Sweeney 4 Sons, the well.known ioun.
drymen Of Wheeling, have made a prop
ositlon to invest 500, 600 in a wire nail
plant at Omaha, and guarantee 10 oper.
ate it successfully for a period of five
years, upon certain conditions. They
propose to lay out a plan Of $40 lots,
which they ask the Omaha Board OF
Trade to secure purchasers for. As
soon 90 thege lots have been taken,
they will begin the mill. The pay.
ments will be made as follows: One.
fourth Of the purchase price will
be required to be paid down,
when the foundations,of the mill build.
Ing have been completed; one.fourth in
cash when the buildings are completed,
and one.halfin cash or notes at ID or "a
months. The mill will pay out about
$4,000 a yeari in wages and will employ
Is to 40 hands, and turn out a large
quantity Of nails. The Omaha Board Of
Trade Is hustiing theoretically to meet
this part of the proposition and secure
the mill. The Messrs. Sweeney, who arc
well known as substantial business men
in Wheeling, having been engasedin the
foundry business thore for many years,
are the inventors OF n new machine for
making wire nails, which is pronounced
the best machine made for that pur.
pose"
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Hon. q. W. Atkinson Mt shcrrnrd.

Mr.. Atkinson, accompanied by Chair.
man Meighen, drove out to Sherrard, in
Marshall county, and addressed a large
and enthusiastic Republican meeting
yesterday afternoon. Farmers could not
work on their farms, SO they put in an
afternoon listening to two vigorous
speeches on the issues Of the day. lIr.
Atkinson spoke two hours and ten min.
utes, and made everything SO plain that
all present could sec and understand the
great tariff question with perfect clear
ness. It WAS : an exhaustive and able
argument. he urged every voter to sup.
port Mr.. Hubbard Tor Congress. because
he VIVA sound, upon that question. Mr..
Meighenl followed in a ringing talk in
favor ot!the entire Republican ticket. It
was the most enthusiastic meeting held
at Sherrard for many a day.
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A rAISEHO0D DENIED.


T
a Pure Invention Of the Register Shown
Up In its True Light.
The Register Of Saturday contained a
false and foolish story, under a Charles.
ton date, as follows: 1.-THE Black Dia-
mond Coal Company has given notice to
forty white miners and their families
that they must yacate the cabins occu-
pied by them and belonging to tie COM
pany, on short notice. A negro gang
boss from North Carolina has been in.
specting the cabinP, and told the white
men that forty negroes had been con-
tracted for and were to take the places
OF the white men in their homes and in
the mines. The white men declare they
will not be driven out by the negroes.
This is evidently a siarter in the carrying
out Of the plan OF Quay, Dudley, Lind
sey and others TO colonize the State
with negroes from North Carolina"
This story is OF z piece with all the
Registers campaign canarda.
The Trades Journal. OF Pittsburgh, con.
tains an official utteranae OF the District
Secretary Of the U. NJ. L., saying that
the miners at this mine are on q strike
for the scale price, 8 cents, with favor
able prospects OF winning. From an
other authoritative source it is learned
that the Registers story is made out Of
the whole cloth. Nothing like what is
there recited ever took place. :
The Charleston Star takes up the same
story, and shows its silly character thus:
"The Black Diamond Company is the
Peel Splint Company, composed OF some
English gentlemen and some young gen.
tlemen from Neutrality-suspicious. and
Gilhams, all free trade Democrats"
Now, is it probable these Democrats
are in league with Republican statesmen
to colonize West Virginia?
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and blaEed up all around him, burning
him so severely that he may not 70.
cover. DR.. Fisher attended him.
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR
Interesting Cases Heard In tho Local ribu.

-
Interesting Cases Heard In tho Local Tribu-
nais Yesterday.
Squire Arklc had q Enc collection Of
cases yesterday and last evening, Ben
Frazier, charged with robbing W. II.
Hess, Of Fulton, was discharged, owing
to the weakness OF tue evidence agains.
him, but Squire Arkle told him that II
he did not 70 to work soon he would
send him up under the Bad Fame act.
Ellie Natal was arralgned on complaint
OF Joseph Morella, who accused Ellie Of
threatening 10 kill him and Of behaving
In q disorderly manner. John ]. Coniu
appeared for the State. Gregori Pauto
Caistro was the interpreter and there
were over a score Of G%nlssppos and Louis
and Mikes and other members Of the
| Malta present as Witnesses. The Justice
fined Natal 81 and costs and required
him to give bond In $50 to keep the
peace for n year. Mike Kelley went
on his bond.
Joseph Calissa was up OIL the charge oil
stealing $50 from Mrs. Catherine Fitz.
gerald. The only witness against him
was W. L.. Taylor, who claims 10 hail
from Marshatt county, and whose testi.
mony was OF such a peculiar character
that Calissa was dismissed and Taylo,
held IN default OF 500 bail as the prob
able thiei.
This evening Joe Webb, Thomas Hal.
pin and Punk Jennings will be before
Squire Ankle, charged with selling LIQUOR
on Sunday. Barry Holman sYears
that he got three drinks from them Sun.
day morning, which no thinks wat
druVged, as 1t made him 60 to sleep a,
once, and when he woke up he found he
had been robbed ofS7. The justice will
also this evening announce his decision
i'm the thirty.odd law and order" case,
heard some time agc,
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THE OPERA T0.NlGnT
The First Production In This City Of Won
Suppe's uCloyer.n

The First Production In This City Of Won
supps's "Clorer.n
"Clover" Ia tho American title under
which Col. John A. McCaull's Opera
Company will present the brilliantly
successful adaptation Of Won Suppe's
operetta, 1.-THE Chase After Luck" at
the Opera House this evening. The
American version has been done from
Genee's Libretto by Henry u. Smith,
and tells the story In a prologue and
three acts. The scene Of the prologue Is
laid in Bavaria and the scenes Of the sue.
ceeding acts Ia tt cafs in Paris. II camp in
Norway, and a square in Venice. In
the Prologue Rudolph" u young no.
bleman, who is engaged to bemarried to
Stella eyinces n desire 10 be free. He
has passed his youth at home and yearns
to seek happiness and fame in travel
and adventure before trusting himself to
matrimonial letters. "Stella" suggests
that the wedding be postponed q year,
during which time Rudolph" may
travel and seek for the glory no longs
for. The first act finds Rudolph" and
his servant, "Casimir," enjoying them.
selves in Paris, where they IRE watched
over by "Stella," disguised as Il atreet
singer, and "Casimir's" sweetheart il the
2uise Of a pastry peddler. Rudolph"
%squanders his money and the two
aiventurers are finally reduced to their
last 400 francs. Then .Casimir"" is
robbed by highwaynen and: ~the.twain
enlist as recruits under Charles: MI oil
Sweden. In the second act Rudolph"
is instrumental in winning q victory
over the Danes, only 10 find in the mo.
ntent OF success that the death OF the
King makes his achievement OF no avail.
In the third act he goes to Venice in the
carnival season to seek consolation.
Here he is made the victim Of feminine
wiles, and at last, convinced that happi.
ness exists not in the pursuit. OF folly,
gloryor gold, he returns to his first love,
stella" In their adventures "Ru.
dolph" and "Casimir" are constantly
followed by "Stella" and Fanny" who
assume divers DISCUSSES 10 spy upon
their admirers.
IN the company will be Chauncy
Olcott, w.. F. R~ochestra, William Blais.
dell, Charles Cornell, Charles Turner,
John E. Murphy, Chas. II. Jones, Frank
Farmer, John Dudley, Lilly Post, Jessie
Oorlette, Annie Myers, Josephine Knapp,
Mathilde Cottrelly, Cora Henderson and
many others. The chorus consists OF
sixty voices, while the girls are the
hsndsomest ever seen in a comic opera
chorus.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers Ia the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers la the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Col. Alex Campbell, OF bethany, was
down yesterday.
Nr. George w. Neiswander, OF Pafkers.
burg, was up yesterday.
Mr.. viii Ball, OF Pleasant Valley, Is
visiting friends at Chicago.
Mrs. John Is. Dickey, Of Washington,
Pa, is visiting her parents on the Island.
LA. Grant and J. b. jackson, Of Graf.
ton, registered at tho Windsor yester.
day.
Miss Linnie Belle James, OF Fifteenth
street, is visiting her brother, Lloyd, In
Chicago.
Mr.. W. A. Cracraft and son, Of Charles.
ton, were amongt the guests at the stamm
yesterday.
Col. Dan Johnson Is at tho Stamm,
having come up from Long reach to say
his speech.
Dir, Frank H. Smith, OF New Cumber.
land, vas registered at the Mcclure
house yesterday. 8
Mrs. j. Conway, Miss Allie Conway
and Mr.. J. CARRIER, Of Warrington, were
at the Stamm yesterday.
Miss Annie McKennan has returned
to her home at Washington, Pa, from a
months Wait with Wheeling friends.
Miss Annie Curry, Of Emlinton, Pa,
who has been visiting Miss Mamie War
ner, OF the South Side. for the past
month, returns home on Thursday.
Messrs. James B. Lewis, James Huxill,
John RaIston and W. W. Beaif, of
Wellsburg, were Mt the McLure yester-
day. They we're en- route to the noun.
tains on al extensive hunting tour.
Mr.. Luke Harrison, Of hamilton, Ont.
has been engaged by the Young Mems
Christian Association rs Physical Direc.
tor. Mr.. Harrison is an experienced in.
structor, hapiGg had twelve years e1.
perience. He will give his entire atten.
ton to the Association, givinglaily class
and individual instruction. The young
men Of the Association are invited to
call at the building this evening to make
the acquaintance Of Mr.. Harrison.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %.
Everyone Is respectfully invited. Homemade
sausage and other delicacies will also be served
IL vel patronizcd from the city m extra moior
will DO furnished for returning. oc1I
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LOCAL BRBvTTUS.
Matters Of Minor Moment In md About
a |.. the Clty.

Matters Of Minor Moment In n Abou'
= tho City.
0rEEA House. this evening-"Cioycr."
THE GiuSD this evening -Rinehat,
Sister, Opera Company.
Hon. s. 3. ELKiSs at tho Opera
House tomorrow evening.
JonSL L. SULLIVAN passed through here
Sunday evening on bis way east.
THE band OF gypsies which rented
Tappe's stable, on the South Side, rs q
dwelling place, will remain there until
May.
CHARLES LoEFrLgR, tho East Wheel
Ing butcher, yesterday received the sad
intelligence that his sister, Mrs. Sophie
Renncr, had died at her homo In Gin
cinnatl, aged itty.eight.
WILLIAM WEBSTER, colorej, from Flu
Grove, undertook to catch a d. 4 0
train at Main street yesterday, and mics
ing his hold, wa thrown 10 the ground
cutting hts knees badly. DR.. CHARLIE
Frissell dressed his injuries, which ar
not serious.
+. NJ. STATLER. proprietor Of tho Nc
Lure house billiard paflofs, had h!
tables all renovated and recloihed, put
ting them in service for the frat tim
yesterday. One OF the first players a
ono OF the tables WAS 30 awkward tina
he knocked several holes In the cloth.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
Ono Which Did Not Come on and One
20 That Did, -r

Ono Which Did Not Come or aud One
That Did.
Sundays Register announced that "the
Central District Democrats will hold a
big meeting tomorrow evening in the
old Hearne mansion. Good speakers
will be in attendance" Al IsrELLI.
dEScER reporter dropped in there last
evening. and found six or seven well
known Democrats with their hats on,
having nice Social chit. They said the
Register WAS "oH." The meeting eyi.
IDENTIFY was, too. Pendleton recently
had to repudiate "the Register vacuries"
and now the Central District BOYS denv
its friendly announcement.
There was n very fairly attended Dem.
ocratic meeting at the Island Wipwam
last night. r, S. Kincheloe presided,
and Colonel White and JUICE J. J.
Jacob made speeches. Hon. J.B. Som.
erville was announced to speak, but did
not. %
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OK STREE,

iirichlayers Refuse to Handle Nun.Unior
Made Brick.
The bricklayers employed by Contrac'
tor F. A. Ferguson in building a store,
room back Of Gus Miller's saloon, on
Market street, quit work yesterday
morning ct Q o'clock because the bricks
to be used were made by a non-union
firm in this city. The contractor aays
that Miller purchased the brick himself,
but in order to complete the work with.
out ~causing any grievance, sent the brick
back to it's manufacturer and ordered a
new lot Of union made brick. The men
returned: to work at l o'clock. In the
settlement OF the recent strike it
was agreed, 30 it is alleged, that work.
men should not discriminate "a regards
the makers Of material,
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MORE MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
4 Pipe In n Mans Mouth Struck by a Stray
- lSnIlt.f. ---- 49, |

y Pipe In n Mans Mouth Struck by a Stray
Bullet.
There has been q good deal said lately
about the reckless shooting which goes
on in the city. Several pretty aevere
accidents, one Of them fatal, have &C.
Cured in the recent past, but all that
has been said on the subject does not
seem to have had much effect. Sunday
night George st. Myers and William
Kelly. were passing Lulz's laundry, on
North Main street, when a shot, fired
apparently from inside the laundry,
struck a pipe Kelly held in his mouth,
knocking it out and staggering Kelly.
There is no clue to the source Of the
shot, and no reason to believe it was
fired ut the men. 1t could not have
been fired in the laundry, and it was a
funny time OF night for q shot to be
fired anyway. Altogether the affair is
very mysterious.
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DO not fail 10 pay City and School
Tax ind get your discount.
MEN,! NEW! NEW!

We are ROW in receipt of q complete
line " Fall and Winter WoOlens, con.
sisliag Of 0ve~rcOatinss, snitings, PAnta'
l~OOnlngs End Fancy Yestings. which we
warrant TO make up in ilrst-class style
III reasonable prices and ft guaranteed.
A complete line Of Cent? Furnishing
Goods in stock. Seamless MerinO and
Fast Black lTnlf Hose, ut CSC u pair,
Wear 0ur celebrated <aM.waol Emil
Jackets. c. HESS l. SONS,
1891 j. 1923 Market Street.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION,
Stago OF Water md Movements OF boats,
h River Interests. .

ok"ko VI hh'eF NHu oiofeulphta OF BoatB,
The River Interests. 7
The river stood at 10 feet 5 inches all
day yesterday without a change Of an
inch. The reports from above were:
Pittsburg, Pa.-Nine feet S inches and
rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
Brownsville-Nine feet and rising,
Weather rainy and cold.
Morgantown, W. Va.-six feet and
stationary. Weather cloudy and cold.
Warren, Pa.-rhIee feet . inches and
rising. Weather cold with light rains.
To-day the Hudson will pass
down for Cincinnati early
The Courier VIII leave for
Petersburg at 11:S0 a. m.-rhe H. Il,
Bedford will leave ior Pittsburgh at s
q, N,
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In the POLICE Cnurt.

In the police court yesterday two
plain drunks were fined 81 and costs
each, showing that the Mayor has aban.
doned his special Sunday rate. Another
drunk from the B. & 0. depot got So and
costs. Two young men paid s. and
costs each Tor fighting, and two others
for disorderly conduct in Lille Bending'a
house. $40 and coats. A father and son
named Curtis, for drunkenness and
fighting, got the same tax. Charles
Clark got the same for assault, and
James Reagan s and costs for a dis
orderly drunk.
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IS lie A GERMAN CITIZEN,
4 Wheeling Youth Receives a Strange
Paper from Rsrlin.

A Wheeling Youth Receives a Strange
Paper from Berlin.
An official document was received yes.
terday by Ralph Heymnn, the SON oil
Mr.. Meyer Heyman, the well known
Irlothier, which has caused the family
some uneasiness. The paper is from
Berlin, is sealed with the imperial seal
and signed by high officials in the name
Of the Emperor, and it orders young
Heyman to report forthwith to the mill.
tary authorities Of Germany and serve
the term fixed by law in the army Of the
empire.
So far the youngm has not gone To
Germany to report, and it is not prob.
able that he will go. The question in
bis mind and his fathers is, what II he
does not2
His case is an unique one. He was
not born in Germany, but yet, never
having been naturalizsd as nm Amer.
lean citizen, he will, when be reaches
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Robert Irvine. the man recently &c.
cused OF cutting George Muldoon, was
again before Squire Davis yesterday on
two charges oil assault preferred by Mag
Terrell. He was held In 500 bond on
each case for a hearing at 1Oa. IN. to-day.
A steam injector was yesterday stolen
from Paige, Carey K Co, at the Main
street bridgework. It was found in q
South Side junk shop, and the proprie.
tor said old John Mooney had sold it to
him. Capt. DelBrugge arrested Mooney,
and Squire Davis sent him to Jail for q
hearing at . p. IN. to-day.
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Mr.. frederic Gillette.
The Isinel,nrt Sl.ters.

This company had a packed audience
at the Grand last night aud gave an ex,
celtent performance OF the drama,
"Honor Bright" This evening there
will be IN entire change Of programme,
when tho funny musical comedy o.
"WaiPs Luck" will be presented. Ia
this comedy the little people show Ia
creator advantage than they did last
night, and many new spccialties will be
introduced. Seats on sale Mt Weir's.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Going to Hear Dlnius-Foo. Hnce-Arci.

#. |
Going to IIsar B~laine-Foot Isnce-Acci.
dent, etc.
The Rineharts viii play Il return engagement
hotc neIt Saturday night.
The Laughiin mill tesimcd operations In iai
yesterday. This mill Is doing we'll.
A delegation from the U. r. church, will Of,
tend a meeting Of the Wheeling l'rcsbytcry nj
3D. Clnirsvillc to day.
Les.--A gold bracelet, on Saturday night, DO
tween Second street aud Opera House. Finder
Will he rewarded on leaving same at tlluefost
office News Stand.
VIII Gibson liieen.ycar old boy employed
a. the 4fina mil. had his clothing caught IN the
wheel OF the rail straightener yesterday. Hi
body was carried Around once nld his head was
badly cut.
Amos Parto snvs he Is willing 10 run Dan
Woods heain iot SO. md will meet him nnd
put up Il forfeit OF ST. any time ,His week. the
race 10 take plicc on Wheeling Island three
weeks after the articles arc signed, Nearly
Loo people witnessed the RICE Saturday.
Eleven car loads Of East Liverpool potter,
workers will take part IN the Mckinley dem
0ilstratiOn At Caution next Saturday. at which
Blaine will be the principal speaker. The Es
and taking the Independent Drum corps, The
plumcs worn IN their helmets would DO very
Appropriate nrIt Saturday.
New slate black boards have been placed In
tho new rooms In tho North aud South
buildings. The heating apparatus In thesl
buildings has been completed mud works yer,
nicely. John krcusch Is busy with n force o
men gtadins the Stounds al the North building
lie has the contract for the grading at both The
North and South buildings. the attendance a
The three tchools Is over LOO, and still increaA
log.
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If you Cannot see and need spectaeics
ron should call on us and hai Q your Eyes
tested without charge. We huye The
l!uest Instruments and more experience
than any other Optician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUBB,
p a1!' Jeweler md Optician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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OF health and strength renewed and O.
ease and comfort follows the use oil
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to etfectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists,
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The Council Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades was called to meet
Yesterday with the Board Of Public
Works, but did not get n quorum. Those
present went over to Caldwell's run to
examine the Woods street bridge. When
this bridge was removed, it was found &c
be too badly decayed TO be replaced. 4
new bridge is necessary, but there is nc
money to build It.. 1t is proposed tt
anticipate the revenues, OF next year Il
meet the emergency, but a question ha.
been raised as 10 the legality Of sucl
action.
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PRopEssoR Shelf, the optician, is now
at Lash's iewelry store, corner Main and
Eleventh streets, and will remain unit
Saturday evening. The glasses he ad,
justs give excellent satisfaction. Those
needing glasses or Using glasses moi
suited to their eyes will do well to con.
suit him, aud have their eyes tested fol-
glasses without charge.