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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-16
The Tears Ne shed.

From the B~ingliamton Republican.
Father: "Aha, SO You ran away from
Sunday school to Ro skating and broke
through the ice. did you?"
son: "No, I didn't. I fell asleep i'm
church and got locked i'm"
Father: "But how did you get 80 wei" ."
Son: That's from the tears ! shed
when I walked up.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-16

Money on call easy. with no loans.
Prime mercantile paper. 5H6Hc.
Sterling Exchange - Steady; sixty
day bills, $A.s2A demand. $A.s1.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-16
BOOTS
SHOESl

For the next thirty days
we shall close out all of
our broken lots OF Boots
and Shoes and Slippers at
prices which cannot fail to
suit the most economical
purchaser.
We do this to make
room for our new spring
stock, which we intend
shall be the finest in the
city in variety, style and
durability. Shall make
this a special department,
with prices lower than
elsewhere.
Give US a call and be sat-
isfied that we do all we
advertise.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-16
a Regulmr sssnasher.

From the Detroit Free Press.
Adoifus| took Delphine out for "a ride
i'm "a evenue cutter yesterday.
Hal-Prepostcrous!
Adolfus-Fact. Had "a sleigh at 81 an
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-16
Slightly MIXED.

From the Eiuyllunton Leader.
Jones-How these papcrs do get mixed
up sometimes,
Brown-What's the matter now"
Joncs-Why, here's "a story of n miner
who was killed by "a lump al coal striking
him i'm the lumbar regions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
FAMILY IN WANT.
Chief Delbrugge Has "a Family of SIX Tenn
porarily Thrown on His Hands.

About week or little more ago the
REGISTER mentioned the arrival Of man
named Hall from Clarksburg, who said he
was in search Of his wife, who, according
to his story, had left him in Clarksburg
and run away with a cOlOred man, taking
the four children with her. When Hall
arrived here, he found the remainder OF
the family and the colored man had gone to
Washington, Pa, and the husband made
persistent effort TO induce Chief Delbrugge
10 send out after them. and incur the eX-
pense of bringing the runaways back 10
this city. The Chief declined TO de il, as
the family had no resources, and would
probably be- thrown on his hands, and after
day or two Hall drfted out OF sight and
the matter was forgotten.
Yesterday evening the South Side officers
had their attention called TO family who
were evidently in destitute circumstances.
and who did not seem 10 be getting on very
well among themselves. besides. They
were taken 20 the City Hall. where the
strangers proved 10 be the Hall family.
The wife said tho story that she was living
with the cOlored man as his wife was false.
but admitted being in Little Washington
with him. and said she had left because he
had whipped the children. Afterwards,
the colored fellow was arrested and is now
NdlA 10 w ll lilA lil W 4nAAAAAE ApAs s'AA .
Hall said she came back 20 Wheeling, and
procured place 10 work in a family up
Caldwell's run. She thought she would
get along all right, but her husband, Of
whom she does not give a very good ac-
count, turned up and threatened 10 take
the children away from her and 90 back 70
Clarksburg She said her husband did not
properly support them. and that she con
cluded she could do better by leaving him
and renting house here
The husband who sat on table at police
Headquarters. sucking az a cob pipe with q
long stem. and idly swinging his feet said
he worked whenever be could get IL,
which was little indefinite. Asked what
be worked at, he said "Oh, most anything,
and went on putting At his pipe, while hi5
wife sat in the Chiefs private ONCE ana
the four children. the oldest girl OF ABOUT
eight years. aud the youngest about threc
wears. PLAYED around the floor.
The Chief would about as soon have iial
a full grown elephant thrown suddenly on
his hands. was celebrating what IN lue
world he would do with his visitors, wheh
County Commissioners Cruise and Mcr!u-
lev arrived. and sent the family 20 ~ Iile
Central Hotel in charge OF an onicer 10
dav thev will be furnished transportation
hack To Clarksburg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
AGood rhIng 10 keep At mand.


Some years ago we were very much sub
jcct 20 severe spells OF cholera morbus; and
now when we feel any Of the symptoms
which usually precede that ailment, such
as sickness al the stomach, diarrhUa etc,
we become Scary. We have found Cham
ber.ain'S Remedy the very thing to
straighten one out In such cases, and al
ways keep 10 about IL is somewhat simi-
lar 90 the usual cholera cures, but seems TO
contain ingredients that render IL more
pleasant 20 take. and that do their work
moro quickly Sheriff DcvereuX tells US
that he is subject 10 cholera mOrbus, and
recently felt a spell coming ON, when he OBJ
tanned q bottle Of Chamberlaiu's Collie
Cholera and DiarrhUa Remedy, and two
doses made him an right We are not
writing this for pay testimonial, but 10
let our readers know what is "a good thing
% keep handy in hehouse Forsale by c.
t. Goetze, W. " Irwin, G.. Schnepf and
John klari.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
WARRING REPUBLICS.
The News of the Salvadoran Victories Com
ferred.

LAIIBERTAp, SAN SALVADOR. July
2s.-The latest adviccS fully confirm
the accounts of the two victories of the
SalvadoranS over the GuatemalanS-Onc
one at Chingo and the other at Atcsca-
tempo. The Mexican Minister at Guate-
mala has formally protested against sup
preston Of tclegramS by the Guatema-
Ian authorities, which suppression, ii Is
claimed, extends TO private and com
mercial dispatches. Great conStcrna-
is said to prevail in Guatemala over the
news OF the two disasters to her army. A
dispatch from the city Of Mexico says
that the reports of Gautemalan de-
feats are fully confirmed there; also.
that a revolutionary uprising took place
in the Department OF Chiquimula,
Guatemala. on Friday last. The mill
tary were called upon to fire on the
mob, but refused to do 50, and threw
down their arms. and many of them
Joined the revolutionStS.
SALVADoRIANS STILL VICTORIOUS.
The censorship of Salvador over tele-
grams only refers to the Guatemalan
government. and the other deS-
patches are allowed free course.
There is the greatest enthuSi-
asm among the Salvadorians.
Gen. Rivis. with G,OOO Indians from
Coiutepeque, has re-enforced Ezeta's
army. There are rumOrS Of another
defeat Of the Gatemalcans, who are still
rctreating. The Salvadorians are ad-
vancing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
BRIEF NEWS NOTES

Ernest Wolfel. the leader of the Econo-
n,ite Society. of Economy, Pa, IS dying
Mrs. Susanna Peck died at MI Pleas
ant Pa, aged lO2 years
The Cleveland Daily Time' has peer,
forced TO suspend, on account oil hhahc'"'
difficulties. ...
Rev. DR.. Robert Collier, the famous au-
thor or died at Salisbury, Nd, Sunday.
Fx.Gov Pattison will be in Pittsourg'
Wednesday. .-,.....
hrother-in-law. has arrived in America 10
nrepare for the explorers coming tour.
Miss Iona Jennings was drowned a.
Chicago while out in boat WIN '"o
voung men. The men escaped.
Frederick Bethel, a glassblower OF New !,'S
Vorl, while insane. shot little glrI III 'H0
foot and then blew his brains out.
Ed. Mead's carriage factory at Omaha'
burned; loss, 5000
4 NJ. Johnson's sack factory, at Tacoma
Wash. was destroyed by fire; loss s'o'OVV.
At Wesserling. Germany, Rhoda Erield
while insane killed her mother with
hammer and then set fire to the house
The West Scotland steel manufacturers
have announced ten per cent. reduction
in wages.
+. II. Hess. member of the Chicago
BOARD Of Trade. has failed; liabilities slJo-
900: assets $4,000.
DIR. Theodorick Pryor, father of Roger
4. PRYOR. died at his home in Nottoway
county, Va, yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
TEST NOTES

FEST NOTES.
Won't the Opera House be jammed, to-
night.
What we want now, is good weather for
Wednesday.
Gut He'll was numerously used express
sion yesterday.
The ladies got up a good supper and
served it nicely.
The concert tonight at the Opera House
will be a big treat
Big crowds of people turned out to see
the parade last evening.
There ought to be a big crowd at the
Fair Grounds all day to-day.
One of the Pittsburg societies had a
bazoo band, and they had lots of fun.
The Wheeling Installment Company has
a fine display in honor of the occasion.
There is great disappointment over the
non-arrival of the Great Western band.
Yesterdays arrivals were only the ad-
vance guards Wait till you see the crowd
to morrow.
Two large wagons, loaded with vaises
of various sizes, were hauled to the Fair
Grounds, last evening.
II is understood sixteen car loads of peo-
them will be five or six bands.
\ HORSE ran off on Chapline street, last
night, breaking up buggy and throwing
out a lady and gentleman, both Of whom
were hurt.
DR. John X. Pipes has offered his SER
vices free of charge during the exercises
today, and he can be found at the Sani-
tary Committees tent.
\ special motor will leave the city build
ing AT II o'clock tonight and wednesday
night. TO accommodate the Turner's and
others who live out the road.
The entire police force is under orders 10
report at the City Hall at o'clock to-mor-
row morning Sixteen men will head the
Turner's parade, and the remainder of the
force will 90 on patrol duty.
The Public Building was very handsome
ly decAed with flags. yesterday by Janitors
Roth and Ming, Of the Court House, and
Janitor Howell. Lieut.. Deku, Clerk Thoner
and Receiver Woeber. of the City Hall,
and the good taste displayed was much ad-
mired.
Hundreds Of houses. both business and
private, have been decorated, some Of the
decorations being very handsome. Notably
among them are the Wheeling Iustalment
Company Building, Billy Conard's Central,
VIM. McLaughlin's, Gus Miller, the
Brunswick, Chas. Hopper, the Mark
Twain, aud others. Men were at work all
over town. yesterday, decorating houses,
and by this evening the city will have on
gala appearance, perhaps never excelled on
such an occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
Base Ball Notes.

The Sunhowers will cross bats with the
Wheeling Registers, Saturday. August, the
ID.
The Sunhowers will accept the challenge
Of the Reymann Juniors for game next
Saturday Meet Us at the end Of the creek
bridge at o'clock.
The LaBelle Stars defeated the Wheel
ing Juniors by the score Of 10 TO . Bate
ries. Juniors, Berry and Farley; Stars,
Lucas and Stephens.
The Snow-Balls defeated the Rcymann
Juniors by the score Of 10 10 ,, on the Pen
ninsula grounds. The feature Of the game
was the pitching and catching Of Rose
The Belmont Stars would like to hear
from the Snow Balls for game Of ball
on Wednesday morning, July ~. Frank
Noon, No. 2Gj6 Market street Answer
through the REGISTER
The LaBele Stars and Tight Ropes will
play on the Eighth ward brick yard grounds
Tuesday, July 29th, at 2:30. Batteries for
the Stars will be, Baker and Stephens or
Leach; Tight Ropes Mercer and Seaman.
The Wheeling Registers would like to
hear from the Island Nermonts Friday,
August lst, on the Barclay diamond for two
80 cent balls ] + accepted answer through
the REGISTER. They also challenge any
club under IL years OF age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
PLACES OF PRAYER
MADE TIE SCENE OF A TERRIBLE RIOT IN
CONSTANTINOPLE
Armenian Christians Invade the Cathedral and
Mob the Patriarch-Soltisrs Charge the
Mob and BlOcdy Battle Ersues.
General Foreign News.

CoNSrANrINELE, July 2s.-A large
crowd Of Armenians gathered at the
Cathedral yesterday for the purpose Of
demonstrating with the Patriarch Of
the Church for the action OF the Porte
regarding the outrages perpetrated by
Turks in Armenia and demanding his
resignation. one OF the crowd mounted
chair in the Cathedral and demanded
that the Patriarch explain the events
that had occurred at Ezeroum and the
position Of affairs in Armenia. Tie
Patriarch protested against the action
OF the mob and declared that the sacred
ediiice was no place for such demon
Stration. This answer to their demand
cNasperated the mob and they rushed
upon the Patriarch, dragged him from
the puiput and otherwise NAL
treated him. After being very roughly
treated, the Patriarch finally sue
cecded in breaking loose from his as
SailantS and made his escape from the
Cathedral. Military assistance was
asked for TO quell the disturbance. 4
body Of Turkish troops was sent to re-
store order, but when they entered the
Cathedral and tried to clear the building
they met with desperate resistance.
The mob was armed with rcyolyers and
spiked StayeS, and bloody conflict
ensued between them and the troops.
Four Of the soldiers aud three of the
rioters were killed, and others were i'm
lured before the mob was driven from
the building. The Cathedral is now
closed, II is reported that the Armc-
mans were acting under secret instiga-
tiOu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
wHEELINGs WIN WITH EASE.
The McKeesport Club Drops to Pieces and
Errors often.

w ell, w ell.
The eighteen gladiators who scratched
around on the sun-baked clay yesterday,
saw strange things, Just as some people do
at times when they don't have any guns
II was contest between our own pet nine
and the McKecsport club. IL seemed TO
be one OF those days expressly manufac-
tured for the wiry leather litter. Nature
bumped herself 10 put together pretty
piece Of weather. and she succeeded. At
the Island Park there was no garrish sun
light 10 harass the eye, and i gentle breeze
made love 10 the grass.
II is related that the Assyrians frolicked
and told war stories and gagged each other
in playful Jest at Nebuchacdezzar's dinner
party for a brief spell But the records
show that they never got to cheeze. Some
thing happened.
Something happened yesterday The
visitors showed up well in practice, batting
the ball hither and tkither with delight
ful combination of grace and precision.
Flies upon flies shot out into the air and
the boys about always caught them. They
dashed after sky-highers like antelODes.
and threw the ball with unerring skill
Even the batters hit the sphere with an
accuracy that was little short Of marvel
Gus. But, gentle reader, all this. mind
you, was in practice.
This may seem 10 De in some degree very
persiilage, 50 10 speak, but it would be un-
kind not 10 say just little of something
pleasant about the visiting club, and no
other opportunity was offered Mr.. Gray
pitched for the visitors. Mr.. Gray's work
in the box was a monstrous Joke Every
twirler has his off days. Of course, and "a
man could have put his ear to the ground
on the Island and discovered that yesterday
was one OF Mr.. Gray's.
They won't have 10 NOW the grass on the
Island grounds to-day The Wheeling
boys attended TO it yesterday Bin Bang.
rattlety-crash Doubles and singles and
triples, and triples and singles and doubles.
Now and then home run The Wheel
ings scooped nine runs in one inning.
This was one side-the right side On
the other, stupid base running, oreide
errors, crazy throwing and fumbling that
would make Hindoo iuggl er wall-eyed
with envy The home team played well to-
gcther aud batted like troopers. The tale
Of the home team is too long u story To
the visitors the game was merely success
sion Of black legs waiting over the home
plate and the end was welcome. The fol-
lowing is the diagnosis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
TROUBLE AT ELM GROVE.
Warrants Issued. but All the
Cases Dismissed.

There seems 10 have been a good deal Of
/ trouble, during the past three or four DAYS,
| between certain of the citizens OF Elm
| Grove, and the matter eliminated, ycstcr-
day In thirteen warrants being sworn out
All the cases were dismissed. but this does
not imply that there was no foundation for
the charges simply that the testimony was
so contradictory and so many diametrically
opposite things were stated under oath, that
there was no earthly reason TO suppose any
lurV could be found who would agree on a
conviction.
The complainant in eleven OF the cases
was Mrs Mary Moore, who charged sam
I.idd. Ed Garrison and Charles Hennis
with bombarding her house with rocks, on
the nights Of the 2ith, 2jth and 2sth insis.
She also charged Annie Garrison and Sarah
Ida with contcnding with angry words,
etc. The parties were arrested by Oniccr
Terrill and Constable Larue, and were ar
raigned before Justice Davis last evening
About twenty witnesses, including one or
two children IA arms and a brace of dogs,
appeared and after hearing the evidence
the Justice gave ii up. and dismissed the
eases al the costs Of the complainant
Annie Garrison then swOre out warrants
for Joseph Wilkie and Mary Moore, charg
ing them with unlawful cohabtation. and
these cases were likewise dismissed.
The parties then left, threatening more
trouble in the future.
II seems. from what can be made out of
the cases. that there has been disposition
TO White cap Mrs. Moore and Wilkic. and
that the trouble has been brewing for quite
"A while
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In
dividuals.

diViduals.
Miss Nellie Frew went up TO Glenn's
Run yesterday, to visit friends for several
days.
Mrs. Dr. Tindell and daughters, Of Mont
gomery, Ala, are visiting at No. 2l4
Market street.
Mr. w. II. Colvig, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Eastern Ohio, has
returned home
Capt T. II. Moore and family, OF Mont
gomery, Ala, are visiting Mrs. T. II. Reed,
AT 2l40 Market street.
Prof j. NJ. Hammond Principal of the
Fourth ward school, is confined TO his bed
with a mild attack Of typhoid fever.
Misses Mamie Stein and Maggie Moran,
of the South Side who have been visiting
friends at Rosby's Rock, have returned
home.
Mrs John +. Pebler, who has been visit
ing Miss Jenney Wilson, of Elm Grove.
for the past two weeks, returned home
Sunday night.
Mrs. ". II. Moore, of Columbus, Ca,
and Miss Annie Butler, of Montgomery,
Ala, are visiting at Mrs. McNamee, Of
South Market street.
Miss Mollie Dillon, of the South Side,
who has been visiting Miss Lottie JOY, Of
McKeespOrt. has returned home. her
sister Miss Eva Dillon, accompanying her.
Mr.. f. Bessey, popular South Side
mailer. and Miss Sallie Adams were quiet
lv married one day last week at the United
Presbyterian church, Rev. Mcclure ofiica-
ting
a number Of Young society gentlemen
have arranged to hold a fete at Wheeling
Park Friday evening, and about twenty
couples will 60 out on the six o'clock mo-
tor. taking supper furnished by the ladies'.
A pleasant time is anticipated.
DR.. \. +. Gasmire Of Wheeling. Henry
Gasmire and Dr. John Gasmire, Of Wells
burg. Louis Bauers and family, and Rein
Merrman and family, of Wellsburg, who
have been camping on the headwaters Of
Fishing Creek for the past three weeks,
returned home yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
CLEAR STATEMENT.
Judge Chipman. of Michigan. on the Beh-
ring Sea Controversy.

WASm NGroN. ID. c., July 2S.-Judge
Chipman. of Michigan, one of the ablest
Democrats ON the Foreign Affairs Com
mitrce. said
The State Department, Is / under
stand it, has abandoned the 'c.OSed sea
theory, contention, i'm my opinion,
uutenablc from the first. We are now
claiming "a proprietary interest in the
seals. sealing grounds and the protec-
tiou of the seals during the migratory
season. precisely as a herdSnan would
protect his stock when they have wan
dcrcd from the range. Unless pro-
lection is accorded the seals the
sealing industry will be destroy
ed. 10 looks as though Secretary
Blaine had taken the back track a little
n regard 90 seizures. but there never
was any determined stand. The seizures
were purely pro formo. The ship cap
Wrcd by a revenue cutter was placed in
charge % q prize crew of one man,
which was an absurdity. The captured
>ealers should have been regularly taken
possession of aud carried before prize
court for adjudication. The whole mat
ter is very complicated. but l have no
lo.ht will bc settled by arbitration.
Tho relations of the various European
power, are too strained at present for
ENGLAND to take adrOnt where IL can be
avoided. or to plunge into war with the
United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
HUNDREDS HOMELESS.
The Mining Town Of Wallace Destroyed
by Fire.

SrokANE FALLS. WASH. July 2N.-News
reached here last evening that the town Of
Wallace. Idaho. the great mining camp of
COur d'Alene mining district, had been
completely destroyed by fire. tits thought
bv the business men Of Spokane Falls. who
are interested there. that the loss will be
fully S5NOOOO
An Official of the Union Pacific has just
received a dispatch that the entire town
was destroyed with the exception OF the
depots of the Union Pacific and Northern
Pacific railroads.
A special 90 the RsrisC from Tekoa. at
il.I5 p. m.. SAYS Through the operator
at Warner. it has been ascertained that the
fire started i'm the Central Hotel, and burn
ed north and east over the entire business
part OF the town. 10 was also rumored
that the Union Pacific and Northern Paci-
~ dep0ts aud cars on the side-tracks were
burned. This. however, cannot be veri-
ned The following leading business
houses have been burned Holly Mason.
Marks X Co.. the postofice building, the
Heller House. White < Bender. general
store. McEirov X Vedder; McNabes; the
Telephone Exchange and Wallace Club
Theater. with score OF saloons. restaur-
ants. etc. n private dispatch says l,70O
people are homeless.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
AT MT LAKE.
An Interesting Budget of Personal News
Notes.

Spscial telegram 10 the Register.
Mt. LAKE PARK, Mp, July 2S.-Dr. w.
L. Davidson, Superintendent OF lnstruc-
ton: Prof Muchmore. Instructor OF
Physical Culture; DR.. Geo. r. Hite, and
Prof 4. 4. Line, Teacher Of Photography,
arrived this evening. Rev. T.. !. Eaton
will be here tomorrow.
ARev. J. \. Fullerton and sons, OF Nor
gantown, came to-day to attend the as
sembly.
The Mountain Lake and Deer Park base
ball clubs played this afternoon at the
latter's grounds Deer Park won by
score of 20 10 10. Another game will be
PLAYED here next Wednesday.
The Wheeling people are still coming III
great numbers.
Mr.. Nelson Vance, Jr., is stopping at the
Mt. Lake Hotel
Mr.. j. =. Adams arrived on Saturday
and is at the Allegheny House.
Geo X. McMechen, Of Wheeling, IS Visit
ing at Mrs. Goods cottage.
Mrs. George Baird, of Wheeling, left Tor
home on Saturday, after two weeks visit
TO relatives here.
Mrs. j. w. Grubb and son, Louis, lett
Sunday to make a short stay in Wheeling
Miss Rose kindleberger, the head COOK
at the Allegheny House, is lying very Ill at
that place with inflammation OF the bowels.
II is feared by the physicians that her case
is a very serious one.
Miss Imogenc Strobel is stopping at the
Grace cottage