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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17
MARTINS FERRY.
Personal Social. Business and General
News Gossip.


The Iaughlu Mil hot iron machines
have been OIL for several days on account
of shortage of iron.
Mayor Mitchell. of Bridgeport, was on
our streets yesterday
There vii. be meeting Of the fire de-
partmeut al the Second Ward Hose House
on Tuesday Oh make arrangements TO so TO
Benaire.
Miss Julia Conoway is visiting friends
iu Pittsburgh
Mr. Patsy Dougherty, our accommodate
iur wall paper aud stationery dealer, will
70 to 81 Clairsville tomorrow on business.
". y. Tweed. of SteuOenyIle, was IN
town yesterday
Rev. Browuiee. of the L. Z. Church, has
returned home after his vacation. He
viii preach 40 the usual services to-mor-
row.
W. *. Fulton. of the y. NJ. c. A, will
leave tomorrow on a two weeks vacation.
The owl train was crowded on her up
tr.p last night.
Mrs j. II. Springer. of Portland. has re
Turned home after short stay here with
friends
Mr. Andrew shannon viii spend to-day
ir Portland
a. W. Kerr has got back from Chautau-
qua.
Misses Ella Connolly and Girtie Tame
hin are visiting friends in New Cumber-
land
The Opera House is being put IN elegant
shape for the coming season. The interior
has been repainted, "a new aisle down the
center Of the pit has been made, new seen
cry has been painted and Managers North
Wood and Conneley have booked several
large companies. among them being Cor
mans Minstrels and Reey'S Big Company.
This ever popular place Of amusement will
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17
Base Ball Notes.

The Greasers and the Riverside Tube
Works boys will cross bats al the Ben
wood grounds this morning al half past
seven.
The Bridgeport Clippers defeated the
LaBelle Stars by score of 81 10 >, The
features of the game was the fine battery
work Of Henry and Taplor.
The Bridgeport Clippers challenge the
Wheeling Juniors for a game any day in
the week on the Bridgeport grounds. An
swer through this paper
The White Cap Juniors appeared on the
ground 20 play the Golden Slippers They
did not appear on the ground, and the
game was given TO the White Cap Juniors
by a score of nine to nothing.
The Bushwhackers challenge the Sue
cess Base Ball Club for a game on the
Tunnel Green Sunday morning, August L.
The White Cap Juniors and Jerry Nolan
Sluggers played game Of ball yesterday
afternoon on the B. II O. grounds The
features Of the game were Clark's pitching
and Warmers coaching Struck out, by
Clark by Noon / score White Caps -,
Jerry Nolan Is.
The Black Masons challenge the John
Kemples to play match game of ball Ar
rangementS can be made Tuesday evening
al Masou's saloon. c. ". Seabright, Cap
tain
A match game yesterday afternoon be
tween the "Sleeverolers" and Bloch
Bros. Stars" resulted in favor Of the
"Sleeyerollers' by a score of 30 TO TO.
The White Cap Juniors defeated picked
nine Friday afternoon by a score of - TO T.
Batteries, Lynch and BARLEY for White
Cap and Nolan and Ditmore for picked
nine.
The Belmont Stars defeated the Ben
wood Snowiakes by a score of 9 to o..
Base hits. Stars Il. Snowfiakes T. errors,
Stars Z. SnOwfiakes Il; umpire. Linch.
The All Americans were defeated in a
game with the Wellsburgh Grays by q
SCORE of IL 10 II. The feature of the game
was the work of the All Americans inteld.
Hits. AL Americans :, errors @, hits,
Wellsburgh Grays q. errors :.
There was very interesting game in
South Wheeling yesterday between Myers
second team and Bishops second team.
Myers won by a score of Al to D. None of
the participants had played ball for nearly
twenty years and it was a perfect picnic
for the spectators.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17
THE CARRYING OF CONCEALED wEA-
PONS.

There is more of it done than the or
binary, pcaceable citizen has any idea
'of. After the lunatic, DAVID PLATE,
who took a notion TO use his sister as a
target for revolver practice, had accom-
plished his purpose, if he had any, a
large crowd gathered about the house
ON the Island where the shooting took
place. Ina this crowd was noticed a
ffteen-year-old boy from whose hip
pocket protruded the butt of a revolver.
The attention of an officer was called to
the fact and the youngster was relieved
OF his weapon That was one case in
thousands.
The average boy has TO 90 through
the ..pistol fever" along with other
iufantile diseases, aud he viii not be
satisfied till he does go through with it,.
I'm many cases he does not get over it
even after he has attained his majority.
Not uiuety-ninc reyolyerS out Of every
hundred chat rest constantly within the
hip pockets of mankind are at all
necessary TO the welfare of the owner.
10 is usually the giddy youth, whose
aim I'm life is 20 Dee a bad man." who
goes about with his posterior garments
burdened with % gun He never has
occasion To- use il and never expects to.
Others who are silly enough to
carry pop" if they are
quick tempered often have cause
o. solemuly regret their folly.
Ninety-nine oue-hundredths of the
shooting scrapcS" which stare MS in
the face i'm the police news Of the daily
papers would never occur were it not
for the absurd hip pocket and its dan
gerouS and handy occupant
Experience and observation show
that men whose occupations are such as
would Justify them in carrying weapons
OF >elf-defense rarely do SO. and i'm nine
cases out Of ten you viii not miss it in
putting down the man who carries "a re-
yolyer as either a fool, "a coward, or a
huIIy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17

he opened for the season on Saturday even
ing. September &, with one of the finest
companies on the road, carrying over -
Dr.. J. NJ. Kelly, of Portland, was in
town yesterday.
bound over to court in the sum OF 500 and
was taken TO St Clairsville yesterday by
Marshall WestwoOd. Two witnesses
syoreat the hearing that they saw "Beety'
take the money from the cOlOred man Hill
ton.
Victor Foose is in Pittsburg on business
pertaining to the glass workers.
John Halbrook has accepted a position
with the Dithridge Glass Co.. OF New
Brighton.
Johnnie Corn has gone TO Wellsburgh,
where he has accepted position IN one oil
the glass factories there.
William Moore. Jr., and family returned
10 their home in Beaver Falls yesterday
after a pleasant visit to their parents in
this city.
William Moore, ST, is erecting fine
residence on Walnut street.
Most Of the factories and works have
started up in this city after their sumner
vacation. The Standard and Laughlin
mills are on in full and the -Etna Mill will
90 on in a week or two. The tool works
and Mear's key factory are working
steady. also, Mann's and Spence, Baggs
x Co.'S foundries. The Northwood Glass
House started up the past week and the
Buckeye will start up in very short time
in all departments, and in few weeks
everything will be on the boom again.
The ProhibtiOnists of this district Will
nominate a candidate for Congress this
fall.
oLEr-Furnished rooms with or with
out board on Third street, opposite the G.
* =. depot Address box Il, or telephone
$50.
The iron work have arrived and are be-
ing put in place for the channel span Of
the Union bridge.
Tomorrow the contractor will begin
grading Fourth street in preparation for
laying the brick.
Following is the list of those named for
the Democratic Congressional nomination
of this district: A. j. Warner, Henry
BOIL David Okey, and 5. NJ. Mcmillan, of
Washington county Probate Judge, Pier
son and D. =. Spriggs. of Monroe county;
David Spriggs. OF Noble county; Albert
Lawrence, J. +. Chariesworth, y. X. Ken
non. j. W. Laughlin, w. B. Cochran, Ross
j. Alexander, and George W. Woodbridge,
ofBelmORt county.
j. G. Gray is a delegate TO the Eighth
Judicial Convention, which Will be held in
Wellsville, August 20, TO nominate candi-
date for Circuit Judge.
Partnership NOtice.-JameS j. Riley and
VIM. II. Orr, agents, having associated
themselves together for the purpose of in
surfing personal property of every kind and
description against loss by fire or tornado,
respectfully solicit share of public pa
tronage. Rates as low as the lowest guar
auteed \ comparison of rates and compa-
MES requested We represent the follow
ing named companies: Glens Fail, New
York Ohio Farmer, Leroy, Ohio: Knox
Mutual, Mt. Vernon, Ohio; Mansfield Mu-
tual, Mansfield, Ohio; Wayne County Mu-
tual Wooster Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17

TO solve. IL would be an apparent
cruelty, of course, to keep confined in
am asylum a person who seemed perfect
Iy sane, and our doubts on the subject
never will be sufficiently strong to per-
init us to use this apparent cruelty to-
ward a person seemingly cured OF
lunacv. Yet. we can never be certain
OF the cure and there is always danger
OF sudden outbreak of the awful dis
ease. The person may associate with us
for months and even years and act in
perfectly rational manner, but the devil
and he seems 20 De at the bottom Of IT,,
may get the upper hand at any moment
and in q trice convert him into a muir
derOus maniac.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17
wnIrrrER.s NEW HYMN.
The Venerable Poet, Patriotic Verses to
Our Country.

me AeutfANlt ht-t > 4 sttAA'AAN 'N-'N' ~"
Our Country.
Bo,roN. Mas. August l6-NIrs. John
a Logan and General sherman nave been
tine two most conspicuous figures OF this
week of celebration The lady has been
theeuest of some organization brother ever
since she left Chicago, and nothing m the
opinion of the veterans has been too good
for her. Yesterday afternoon she was the
guest of ID. Lotnrop, the publisher. and his
wife. at their home iu Concord -Haw-
thorue's old house-aui "a company of liter
AIRY people was invited 90 meet her Ac-
c0mnau,ug Mrs. Logan were her son ami
his wife and Mrs and Mis-, Aiger.
After the local C.. a. IL band had screen
AIDED the company upon the lawn, eX-Gov-
ernor John ID. Long presented the veuera-
bic author of --America." Rev =. =. Smith,
ID. ID. of Newton who told the circum-
stances under which he wrote the famous
hymn John O.. Whittier, who was unable
t0 Doe present sent some lines which he
hoped might not seem inappropriate The
"Uucs' proved % be this hymn;-
OUR COUNTRY
our Thought no thee &, glad with hope
Dear country of our love and prayers
THIS way lis down no fatal slope.
B4fun Orb irecr sun and airs.
T-.eI as by furnace ire,. and get
Bt Gods grace only stronger made,
lr future tasks before .hre SGT.
Thou >..ii. u'-4l'A lA' "l' -'uI' ''''
It- fathers sleep. nui men remain
A, truraui wise and brave a- they.
Way count tb- los, without the gain
Iae ae,, Is THAT $500 A''e to-day
,.,......... ....,.....-...,i......,.
<., ' .,.in5-r- buiidei here.
min. were tl. men of Plymouth Rock
The Puritan and thr Cavalier.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17

At Pittsburg -Pittsburg 9, Cleveland
3: hits, 10 and TO-, errors, none and ,;
pitchers. Staley and Gruber; earned runs.
and 3. Attendance l,6Oj.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia J., Brook
Ign q: hits, sand =; errors, ! and .; earned
runs. Brooklyn j.; pitchers. Sanders and
Weighing Attendance 1.3l5.
At BufTalo-Butfolo >, Chicago @; earned
% and !; hits, o each: errors, 3 and ,; pitch
ers, Cunningham and Barston; umpires,
Snyder and Pcarce; attendance 2,65S.
At New Nork-New York 10, Boston Is;
pitchers, Keefe, Crane, Daley and Gum
bert; hits, - each; errors, 10 and 3; earned,
3 and . attendance. $500.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17

At Cincinnati Cincinnati 10, Cleveland
o; earned. Cincinnati 5; pitchers, Rhines
and Young; hits. II and ); errors, Cleye-
land. I attendance, 200.
At Chicago Chicago Is, Pittsburg D;
earned, Chicago I. Pittsburgh 3: hits, 10
and 10; errors, 3 and 5; pitchers, Hutchin-
son and Phillips; attendance $500.
At Boston Boston II, New York o.;
hits. - and Z: errors, and >; pitchers,
Getzein and Rusie; umpire, Powers; at
tendance, 6,622.
At New York Philadelphia 10, Brook
lvn g: earned runs, and /, hits II and : :;
errors, and ,; pitchers, Gleason and
Caruthers: attendance, T. l46.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17

At Toledo-Toledo O. Brooklyn 3; hits,
T. and ,: errors, 3 and /; earned runs, 8
and . Pitchers, Smith and Mccullough.
Al Columbus Columbus :, Syracuse ;
hits, "a and g; errors, and 3: earned runs,
and d. Pitchers, Knauss and Keefe.
At ouisville-Louisville %, Rochester ;
hits. 10 and :; errors, ! and . earned runs,
Is each: pitchers. Ehret and Barr
AT 81. Louis-St. Louis T., Athletics II ;
hits, l. and T., errors, / and . earned runs,
. and g; pitchers, Stiyetts Ramsey and
Seward attendance, l.5OO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17

Special Telegram, 20 he Register.
TORONTO. o., August lG.-The home club
was defeated to-day by the Bellaires in a
loosely contested game Three of TOron-
to's best players, including Padden, the
pitcher. were absent, which is sufficient
cause for the Waterloo. The visitors were
somewhat strengthened by having George
Kennedy and White, of the Tri-State
League Score:
Toronto. .............O o o o o. Of / o.
Bellaire.. ............O o . o 3 % -
Batteries. Smith and Feeters for To
routo. and Jones and Glass for Bellaire
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17

The man who tells you confdentially Just
what will cure your cold is prescribing
Kemp's Balsam this year In the prepare
ton of this remarkable medicine for
coughs and colds no expense is spared to
combine only the best and purest ingredi-
ents. Hold a bottle of Kemp's Balsam TO
the light and look through it; notice the
bright. clean look then compare with other
remedies. Price SOC and 81.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17
worried br the McKlnler RIll.

PARIS, August 1.-THE Mckinley bill
still exciteS commercial circles in the city
and provinces. The recent consular con
ference held in this city received complaints
from thirty Chambers of Commerce point
ing out the difficulty Of complying with the
provisions of the bill without destroying
trade.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17

Btrr, XIII more men than cannon
balls Erm Horn.
T..si~ true ans way You look at il
TLe bullet that runs against cannon
laI , sure Old gct che worst oi 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17
KNIGHTS OF THE Colin.

This secret society is rara,
the front as benevolent 0riet .-.
of the different castles seen Z. N.-.
new lease Of life, and am ~ -''e,
energy TO promote its grow,t b. q
Of their work, at Charlestor as Be.
a new castle was institu,1i DIS >
charter members, comprise, .".. .
citizens of the place, and no e
a tower of strength 10 the o.. E
ing its borders. The differ. r
this city are using every efo~ .-r.
material and increase their -i.
and especially can this be Said -,-,. N
City Castle No. ,. They Seem . " -as
workers Every meeting pirt, --5
of the three degrees are CONF
candidates. Next Tuesday er g
gust Is, an interesting session -
by this castle. The famw. h. =
degree team will be presen, .-s5
first and third degree. Sen .
attending members, and memba, ca
castles, are cordially asked .9
presence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17

mnn0 A MONTH. Agent. T.r.->l
WIKI selling articles iu tt. No.. "a
UCUU Free Address JAY BP0ySs
troit. Mich
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17

presided and called to his. -
work Past Master McCahon ,s alce ;, .
the Entered Apprentice. ar5 q c0sfe..
Demil that Of the Fellow G. Fsaa a..
grees were conferred 10 an .-..- Brl
correct manner and the wo-- p ge,, p.
ated by the brethren preser, "4s so5,'
Brother Dudley, Of Steuba. se x,
who was a visitor on the orr.-''..e Ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-15
A SIMMER NIGHT !DIL.
The Patrol Wagon Makes n Great Hun
and Returns Empty.

The Patrol Wagon Makes n Great Run
and Returns Empty.
About 10 o'clock last night the porter
OF the Mcclure House discovered an un.
known drunken man lying on the stone
stepa OF the Twelfth street entrance Of
the hotel and requested him to move on.
He didn't move and the porter tele.
phoned for the patrol wagon. In a few
MINUTES the patrol vent tearing up Mar
lie. street at its usual "breaE.neck"
speed, turned the corner at the Mcclure
House and backed up to the curb in
ironto OF the 'stif" and waited for it 10
be loaded. A large crowd gath
cred and surrounded the doorway.
The driver OF the wagon
eat very still and the drunken msn lay
stretched out on his hard, cold bed,
while the crowd wondered. No police
man accompanied the wagon and no
officer MAS in sight. For some minutes
silence re;gncd and the driver Of the
patrol wagon and the drunken man re-
tained their positions. The crowd in
creased and each newcomer wanted to
know why the drunk wasn't loaded in
and hauled away, while the irst-comers
explained that a policeman could not be
found. Presently a man on the outskirts
of the crowd pushed his way to the inner
circle, grasped the drunk" by the
shoulder 3nd whispered something in
his ear. The Hdruns" arose on his feet,
stretched himEeli, looked around in a
bewildered way for a moment, waived
his arms, and, a passage-wav being made
for him, he leisurely sauntered down
Twelfth street and was soon lest sight OF
in the darkness. The patrol wagon re-
manned in position until a member Of
the crowd informed the driver that it
was no use waiting any longer o. the
drunk" had disappeared. The driver
gathered up the lines and drove back to
the stable. The crowd laughed. Ten
minatea lst>r a policeman appear
ed on the .uene, and inquired "What
vas up" That is all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-15
ANOTHER FACTORY GONE.

The Dellairs Goblet Works, Operated BY
the Lantern G!oee Company, Destroyed
b. Fire Yesterday Morning.
A little after 4 o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing the people Of Bellaire were reused
by the shrieks OF the various steam
whistles In the town and the changing
Of half a dozen bells. The bells and
whistles were sounding the fire alarm,
and In a few minutes the streets were
filled with people h%urrying toward the
lower end OF town. where a bright light
indicated the location OF the FIRE, which
was In the factory OF the Bellaire Goblet
Company, which was being operated by
the Lantern Globe Company.
The fire osigina.sd In some timbers
under the factory floor, and wss discov.
cred by the Waterman while stiil quite
small. lie went TO n hose plug 10 the
factory and arranging the hose, turned
the cock, bu, for some reason no water
responded. Seeing his predicanent, he
gave the alarm, apd In a few minutes
the volunteer department with It's hose
reels arrived. So much time had been
consumed, however, that the building
was b!sziDg tuIious!y, and even when
the lose connections were made and the
water was turned on. a suficint guam.
tity would no! come from the muzLlc to
do any ellac,ive s~,r,icc. After q time the
mnd which had lodged In the dead
ends OF the pipes was drawn of, and the
water came on with fairly good pressure.
by this time, however, the flames had
communicated from the factory building
10 the warehouse and the stockhouse,
two big frame structures, and the houses
Of FL. ". Burrows and Mrs. William
Hall, across Union street, were blazing.
The iremen worked hard, and by ex.
posing themselves 10 a heat 30 intense
as 10 burn their hair and ignite their
clotheQ, saved the other property In the
vicinity. Chiet Muth OF the Fire De.
par,meut itelephoned 10 this city for
steam fire apparatus, 60 that water could
be drawn from the river. Chief Dun
ming sent the Niagara, but when the en-.
CINE arrived at the middle ferry it was
found that steam had not been raised,
aud while waiting word was received
that the Are was under control and the
engine not needed.
The glass factory had just been started
up and one or two days work done, and
the fire will throw a large number OF
persons out Of employment. The loss
Of Gorby 4 20. on the factory will be
fully $4,000, on which there ia $4,000
insurance. The loss OF the Lantern Globe
Company, on tools and material, q large
amount oil the latter having JUS: been
stored in the factory, will be about s20,.
600.
Insurance on the glass house build.
ings was placed as follows: Home, Of
New York. 81 800; Pennsylvania, $1,000;
Union, Philadelphia, $1,000; Queen, OF
England, 81, 500; Connecticut, $1,000;
Hamburg. Bremen, 5 $500; Franklin, OF
Philadelphia, Sl,G00. On tools, nachin.
cry aud stock OF the Lantern Globe
Company: Fire Association, OF Phila-
delphia, $1,000; Lancashire, England,
$1,000; GeImania, OF Cincinnati, $500;
North British, $500. On Harry W.
Burrows property, $500, in the Anglo
Nevada,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-15
Hurry Wood BADLY HUT.

Yesterday afternoon shortly after one
o'clock, while workmen employed by
the Electric Light Company were un.
loading line poles in Alley Seven, be-
tween Market and Main streets, an acci.
dent occurred which might have proved
fatal to Harry Woods, one OF the work.
men. 1t appears that Mr.. Woods was
on the ground assisting in lifting a very
large pole oil the truck when in some
way or other the pole became unman-
ageable and knocked Mr.. Woods down
and fell heavily upon him. His fellow.
workmen went 10 his assistance and re-
moved the heavy weight from his body.
Woods was found 10 be badly bruised
about the shoulders and arms and was
removed in a carriage to his home on
McCollcch street, near the Central Glasa
Works. DR.. Taylor was called, and after
examining the nan pronounced his in.
iuries painful, but not dangerous.
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In Police Court.

In police court yesterday morning,
Deputy Mayor Cruise presiding, James
Campbell, charged with abusing an old
German named James liner, had his
case continued for want Of Witnesses.
Albert Crawford, who was disorderly at
Anna Myers house on Main street on
Tuesday, and ailerward tried to hit her
With q brick, was fined S and costs.
The case against Frank kasley for strik-
ing Henry Felber was dismissed, because
Andy Shefin WA proven 10 be the
guilty one. Shehin was fined S and
costs, and a rule was issued for Felber
TOR non-appearance. James Riley was
lined $ and costs for disorderly conduc.
in the Fifth ward. He was also fined IS
for abusing officer Moran. He went TO
the hill for sixty days in default. John
Chester. o vagrant. went up for thirty
days. Carrie Evans. for being out alter
shutdown, was sent to jail for sixty days.