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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24
INGALLS, CONFIDENT
That He VIII succeed acknowledgements
Feel the other Way.

ATKINSON. kAN>., December "a
Senator ingalls, returned home to-day
for the holidays, and will probably not
return % Washington until after the
Legislature of Kansas has decided
whether he is 90 succeed himself in the
L. =. Senate.
senator Ingalls, declined TO talk freely
about his chances for reelection. He
saws he Will Ice reelected, but will not
enter into details. His friends are con-
fdent. They claim for him II votes,
and say that the other 10 will come
when they are needed. They are con-
of nine or ten Alliance men, who were
not instructed against him. and believe
they can count on six Democrats.
The Patriot to-day to-day publishes
the answers of the doubtful Democrats
10 an inquiry u TO their choice for SEN
ator. and as 20 whether they would vote
for Mr.. Ingalls, under any circum-
stances. The choice of all these Demo
Gratis is the democratic nominee,
and they all answered that under no
circumstances would they vote for Mr..
Ingalls, The Farmers Alliance mana
gers are confident that Mr.. ingalls, will
be retired. They decline to state whose
chrnceS are the best among the seven
farmer candidates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24
c-P S-Come in morning and avoid The aftcnooh rSh

burg, where he has been attending P
wedding of his brother.
John Williams. Of Pleasant Or"
was on our streets yesterday.
Thos. Brown and Il. f. jrn',
Pittsburg, are in the city.
VIM. Green, o! the Northwool Co.
Works. is on the sick list.
Mount Pleasant hacks are rc-ats
regular time again.
The telephone linemen ar ae
good Roadway.
VIM. Talbot. of NJ. Plea H
here yesterday.
The Laughlin mill VIII only 90
Christmas day.
Geo. Roach leaves FOR Pittsbur
morning.
80 to Jake Lott for Christi
dies.
Goto Jake Lott for Christma .
TO to Jake Lott for Carlton
SMOKEY PRINCES LUNCH Eo0a-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24
THEY FOUND a CRANK.
Arrest of the Messiah in Red Cloud :
Camp-Hostiles Deride Soldiers.

Arrest oil the Mcssldu III 49, S'""' -
Camp-uostiles Deride Soldiers
PINE RIDGE AGENCY, ). d., Decem-
Der 93.-The police have have arrested
the Messiah down in Red Clouds camp.
When they paled the blanket OIL they
found an intelligent but harmless crank,
A.C. Hopkins by name, from Nashua,
L.. He claimed he was here in the in
tcrest of peace, and that he had come
because the Indians miSrcprescnted his
message.
Hopkins wanted to 90 - the Bad
Lands. but Agent Boyer changed the
address to Chaaron, starting him under
I'm escort of police. Some Of the lnGi-
ans were indignant over his arrest
while others laughed and said he was Il
cray fool. None OF the chiefs take IL Y
sock in him and Rod Cloud walked
uo TO him and said: You 20 home.
You are no Son of God.
The Messiah" claims chat he will 90
TO the Bad Lands. One hundred FREUD
less have left on their peace mission.
They took their wagon loads OF ratlonS.
An Indian scout, named Stands First,
who has Just returned from Il visit to
the Indian camp in the Bad Lands
saws the spirit Of intense hostility still
prevails there.
All of his efforts to induce the hos
tiles to come IT, was answered with ieerS
and war cries The Indians said they
mad been ready'lo meet the soldiers for
4 month. but the latter were towards
and afraid to come out and fight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

ing for stake will forfeit his member
ship. Opposite the card room is the
billiard room, with one combination
billiard and cpool table and also easy
chairs. Members having played two
consecutive games must give way 10
others. Back of the billiard room is the
cafe. where members may smoke during
lunch. Here are more high-backed
chairs and a handsome sideooard OF
black walnut. A narrow hall running
back leads to the store room and oath
room. Still further back is room Tor
servants. Opposite the cafe Is the
ladies' lunch room. Cards OF admis-
sion will be furnished to ladies of mem
bers' families.
At the head of the main stairway Is
an open passageway, which Will be the
site of the orchestra on special occa-
sions. The band stand and the starr
vay are lit by electricity. The third
floor contains handsomely furnished
rooms for members. Those members
living in the country, or arrivals from
belated trains, will thus be accom-
modated. On the same floor are quar-
tiers for the manager and the servants.
The club is well supplied with silver
and china bearing its monogram. Inc
club house will be open from O'CLOCK
in the morning to - at night during the
week. On Sundays the opening hour
will be eight o'clock.
Between the hours of II m. aud p.
M. lady friends and the wives and fam
lilies of the members are allowed the
use of the general reception room,
the dining-room, library and ladies'
toilet room. but ladies are never allowed
the second floor except upon special &C.
casionS as reception day, etc.
The work has been under the super
intendency of Mr. o. c. Dewey, VINO
originated the club. Mr.. Dewey was
ably assisted in this work by Mr.. Il. Is.
Franzheim, architect, and the House
Committee, of which Mr.. w. +. Peter
son is chairman, and the following
committees: On Gas Fixtures, j. j.
Adams and c. w. Franzheim; on emma
and Glassware, c. w Franzheim; on
Furniture. Carpets and Wall Paper,
Hullihen Quarter and Gibson Lamb,.to
gether with their wives: on Note Paper,
MonogramS, Inscriptions, etc, Hulllhen
Quarter: Committee on Arrangement OF
electric bells, lights and toilet room, h.
Il. Franzheim; on Library, for seiec-
tion of newspapers, DR.. Stifel ana Jo-
seph Speidel.
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ASTOUSDED
At the Cures OF Lupus-D iscourtesy shown
Americans

Americans.
NEW YORK, December - AT the
regular meeting of the Medical Society
of the county of New York, DR.. John
II. Lindsey read Il paper treating Of
Prof. koch'S lymph. in which occurred
the following:
Il made visit to Berlin under the
auspices OF the New York Hospital for
the purpose of watching and testing the
curative power of DR.. koch's lymph, and
also to procure some of the fluid for use
in the Hospital. On my arrival in Berlin
went to the renowned Professors
clinic, which was then in charge Of
Prof. Gerhardt, in the absence of DR..
Koch. Prof. Gcrhardt was, and is still
engaged in experimenting.
Every patient has TO undergo rigid
medical examination before he is treat
ed at all. Then if this is satisfactory
there is one-SiXty-iifth of grain of
lymph injected into him. The rise in
temperature is the first symptom, and
it reaches 100 TO log. The injections
are made in the morning, that the
symptoms may be watched by daylight.
Patients are examined every two hours
and almost necessarily watched. Up TO
the time of my leaving Berlin
Prof. Gerhardt had not discharged
a case as cured of pulmonary phthisis.
The American doctors in Berlin
are astounded at the wonderful cures of
lupus. Cases OF ten years standing show
n decided change for the better the day
following incubation.
DR.. Frederick Warner, who arrived
from Berlin to day. was present at the
meeting. He said Or. Liebcrtz showed
great discourtesy TO Americans, and he
had yet to see one who had been treated
even politely by him.
DR.. Warner was assured that inside
OF two weeks there would be enough
lymph sent here for the use Of all the
largest hospitals.
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INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.
Notes of Interest Gathered in the Miiis
and Factories.

and Factories.
The Wheeling Drilling Tool works
will be idle on Christmas.
The CRYSTAL glass works at Bridgeport
will probably resume next Monday.
The new Center market building Is
almost completed, and is Il handsome
structure.
All the local mills and factories will
be off tomorrow, to allow the workmen
to enjoy the Christmas festivities.
The day turn Of the forge department
at the La Belle mill was OFF yesterday
morning on account OF shor iage oil
iron.
The Riverside nail factory has been
running full since it started up last
Wednesday, without an accident OF any
sort.
The socket furnace at the Riverside
Tube Works was of yesterday, after
one o'clock, on account of shortage OF
coke.
Sweeney & Son yesterday shipped GO
tons of plate glass machinery TO the
Pennsylvania Plate Glass Works, at IT.
win, Pa.
About thirty glassworkerS went to
their homes at Bcllaire, Wheeling and
Pittsburg, via the b. n o. railroad sat
urday night.-FOStorid Democrat.
Work was commenced Monday on the
new addition TO Colvig'S millinery eS-
adjustment on Main street. Contrac-
tor Stevens has charge of the work.
President Smith and Secretary Dillon,
of the A. +. q. w. t.. are here, trying
to settle the glasShouse strikes IN
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
Workmen are engaged in cleaning up
the Bellairc nail factory, and getting
everything in order. The factory will
probably 20 on about the first of the
year.
Cox and Morrison yesterday shipped a
large tubular boiler TO Stewards -four
mill in ClaySville, Pa. They are also
repairing the boilers AZ the Taylor coun-
ty Court House. at Grafton.
The Spears Axle Works will be idle
on Christmas and New Years. They
are running steady, but not quite full.
One furnace has been in operation with
coal as fuel for about two months. The
gas will be taken out OF the other fnrna-
ceS and coal substituted after January
lst.
Hobbs glass house closed down Sat
urday morning for the usual holiday
stop. Advantage will be taken Of the
suspension TO make much-needed re-
pairs. The pots in the small furnace
were transferred to the large one. and
fire will be kept up in the latter until
the factory resumes.
The following well known glass work
ers are among those who will eat their
Christmas dinners at their home in this
city: viii Hughes. Frank Howard.
Camille Ncy. August Ncy and wife,
Harry Graebe and wife. and Ed.
HaScnauer, of FoStoria: VIII lIealy. AL
bert Speidel and Henry Gettner, of
Findlay: Tom Owens, of Toledo; An
drew Howard, of BlairSyile. and Geo.
Zulauf and John Mann, of Tiilin.
A. J. Sweeney X Son have for some
time been cndeavoring to get permits
sion from Council for the right Of way
for switch from the Il. n o. Railroad
into their works. So far they have
been unsuccessful. They have just fin
ished erecting 4 crane at the Pan-Han-
die tracks at their La Belle switch.
This firm makes shipments Of heavy
castings. and the crane will facilitate
the loading of ears.
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They We're ontroted and 81

CHICAGO, December e3
pending trouble in the En,.t ~"
byterian Church culminat
ing held last night in tn h.
the factions supporting end &
posed to Pastor Williams veg, "'' '
resented. Mr.. Williams ,oa4.
resignation and after Storm
was voted not 20 acccp- IL. 90
Then those opposed 70 the J.
the room In Il body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24
Tested at Once.
PlIadIphia M

No, never carry my watch when |
90 out, she said, artleSsly. Il am 80
careless that it wouldn't be safe. Why,
a person could steal anything right
from under my nose and wouldn't miss
it,.
Then the young man stole kiss right
from under her nose, and she didn't
seem "a miss il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

nHIEF DESCRIPTION OF TIE HOUSE.
The handsome home of the II. Henry
Club is the well known and spacious
Howell mansion, remodclcd and adapted,
and occupying commanding and i'm
posing site on the northeast corner OF
Chapline and Fourteenth streets. I'm
mcdiately upon entering the club house
ono feels a mute but generous welcome
in the attractive surroundings, and
sumptuous appointments alone. The
handsomely carpcted front hall, feet
wide. and heated by q natural gas fire
Mace. runs the whole length of the
house. In the centre of the hall is a
magnificent chandelier of seven electric
lights and rs many gaS jets. The
large front room on the north side of the
hall is to be used as the parlor. Here is
another handsome chandelier, rich light
papering and light carpet. Back of the
parlor is Il dining room furnished in
heavy oak, large Sidcboard and high
back leather seated chairs.
ON the opposite side of the hall is the
ladies' reception room, containing among
other things, two very large mirrors.
The next large room, fronting on Four
tecnth street. is the library, decorated
in green and gold. In addition to books,
the library will be provided with news
papers and periodical literature. Be-
tween the ladies' reception room and the
library is the toilet room, which is hand
somely tiled aud furnished with marble
lavatorieS and mirrors. Back of the
dining room is well-equipped kitchen.
All the water is filtered.
In the recess beside the stairway, be-
tween the reception room ana the Ii
brarv. is the managers Office. Here is
the cigar stand. with moiStening con-
trivance to keep the stock constantly
fresh. The large hall opens out on to a
wide plaza, partly enclosed with lattice
work. Above the cigar stand hangs a
large clock giving the exact Washing
ton city time by electricity. Electric
bells and electric lights prevail through
out the house, and the sanitary condi-
tions are uneXcelled.
On the second floor another handsome
chandelier lights up the long hall. The
front room on the Fourteenth street
side is furnished for cards and other
table games with heavy oak tables and
easy chairs. Any member play
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

ANoNC those seeking the ClerkShip of
the state senate is Mr.. W. L. BYINE.
of Rraxtou county. who has on several
occasions ably filled the position Of As
>lstant Clerk Of the House. Mr.. BNl;NE
IS certainly eminently qualified 20 hll
such a place with credit and honor TO
himself and the party TO which he be
longs. Besides. he lives in a section Of the
State that deserves some recognition AZ
the hands of the Democracy. The SEN
ate would make no mistake in selecting
him for its Clerk. The RECI>rEE I'M
derStauds that Mr.. An. RHEINsrRoN,
of this city former Assistant Clerk Of
the senate, has decided not to be can
.hdate. This leaves Mr.. BYENr clear
sr field in which 20 achieve victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

TIE New York World has Just dis
covered that this year is the centennial
anniversary of the discovery of the
.plug hat. The celebration of the
event will take place Christmas eve and
Christmas night. when good many Of
th.l. will Doe battered.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

In, fortunate thing that SANTA
CLAUS takes the roof route, for he would
surely get stalled in the streets in their
present condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

IT'S pity that JONI l.. SULLIVAN
wasn't put up against PAENELL, and a
neutrality-suspicious. ring made the canvass
ing ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24
FORT HENRY"
TIE NEW CLUB FORMALLY OPENED WITH A
USE-WARMING.
Everyone Inspects the Beautiful Surroundings With
Dslight-A Feast Of Reason and Flow Of
Soul-Fsatures OF the Evening.

Wheeling has reason to congratulate
itself. Not in one thing, but in many
things. And one of these is the fact
that she is the proud poSsessor OF a
club. in all that the name implies. OF
metropolitan ilk, one that contains with
in its folds, the hearts, the brains, the
push, energy, and ingenuity OF
solid, representative citizens,
who stand for her every part and par
eel of social and commercial growth.
This is none other than the Fort Henry
Club, the handsome home and head
quarters of which was formally opened
up last evening in hearty and ELUSIVE
housewarming.
At an early hour in the
evening the signs OF the
joyous preparations were apparent, ana
bright rays of light streamed from
every window in the spacious mansion.
The members and invited guests began
to arrive shortly after eight o'clock. and
all were made as welcome as
the roses in May. There was
large representation OF mem
bers present, and these together
with many other invited guests, formed
4 large assemblage. The early hours
were occupied by the guests in viewing
the various apartments, reSplendent III
their rich appointments, all OF when
called forth many expressions OF praise
forth comfort and convenience display
cd. and above all for the mastery
scenic effect that had everywhere been
produced. After looking the new CLUB
house over. the entire assemblage sat
down TO finely prepared banquet
which embraced all the choice delica-
cieS of the season, artiStically prepared.
The menu was Thoroughly DIS
cuSsed by all present, and al
the close, Mr.. 0. c. Dewey, President
of the Club. made an elegant address
which was listened to with evident de-
light. Brief remarks followed by
others present, and the affair on the
whole was Il most pleasant and memoir
able houSe-warming.
The following was the menu:
Blue Points
Consommc.
Game.
Wild Duck With Olives.
Quail on Toast
Boucd TurS"y.
Pontet Cunet.
Fried OYSTERS, Maryland style.
Pate de- ioie gras.
Chicken salad. NAtiAp >d-..'..
Veuyc Cliquot.
Charlotte kus>e.
Roman Punch
Ncapoitau Ice Cream. Champagne ic'..
Chartreu>c.
Fruits. Nuts. No"''-
Manager Ross and his corps 81 ASST
ants at the Hotel Windsor had chars"
OF the banquet.
The time Intervening between the
inspection of the building and the hour
of the banquet was filled in with whist,
cuchre, billiards and general sociabllty.
After the able address by Mr.. Dewey,
who acted as SympoSiac of The
occasion followed brief remarks by
MesSrS. w. +. Peterson, Hon. ". T..
Hubbard. DR.. J. VI. Belleyllc. and HUI
linen Qaarrier, after which came. stor-
les and anecdotes by members Of the
club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24
LIST OF MEMBERS.

The membership OF the Fort Henry
Club is notable one from the fact that
those within the coveted circle are
among the most staunch and prominent
citizens of the city. men who Will in
every way combine To make represen-
tative consolation Of which the city
will we'll be proud. The following IS
the list of the members:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

CLorUEE is a foreign word, ana it
should not be force-biIled into the
United States Senatorial dictionary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

THE maiorityof Goyernor-e!ect Ho'@'
of Texas. is eOf.oGl. That's hosgiSh
enough.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

PAENELL is beaten. More power 10
the true Irish hearts of Kilkenny.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

A klND can do no wrong, but am cm-
peror can get strapped if there is any
truth i'm therumor of Kaiser WHuELN'>
financial condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24
Many Persons nre hrnken

down from ovorwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters RcbuildS the
system. aids digestion. removes excess Of bile,
and UG-cs malaria. oct iLo genuine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

Nr,. O'SuEA is i'm Paris. PAENELL
is iu the tureen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

THE Force bills muscle has grown
tiabby.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

TINES up for Christmas shoppers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

LIT no stocking escape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

New YoEh viii have To- takePowEEN
census as a part of the stutling OF her
Christmas turkey. and she is liable TO
have a trst-class Stomache.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

W NVthAsrvN"H'NeN ~
NEWS SOLICITED PROM EVERY Pant " 'AA syn
SOoNDlSe 'o.NlD.' ,,,,, No, hs returned
Unless accom- an,eu ~ 81 Two cents and
- acren,ed Tor amounts less than one dollar
me REGISTER. embracing is ssUsraI editions
Is entered az ne Postog'e' W ""''''S' ~ 49,
LIT no stocking escape
,r,,,r.. nm 70, CHRISTMAS shoppers.
-
ME-. O'SuEA d., i'm Paris. PAENErL
is in the tureen.
PAENELL is beaten More power To
the true Irish hearts OF huNen"y'
-, uo,e
III '''''' ~ go, r,h,+.s to,risb
enough
c...,..., a.. foreigp word and it
III ,o+ ho force-hirled into the
- - -. ,,..,or,.l dictionary
H.. - Sullivan
- :, -, - t', -, a~sins, p,nyrrl and a
',~,,',ri,,rr-foot ring made the canvass
sn,rronnd
60.
IL > d .O' -, - ror b.. ,yopld
ia m -. ~, .ho .,,.o,s I'm tbcir
surrey s'' -, 80. ''
'''''''
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peror can get strapped ' ',,1'' . "''
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financial condition
~. >...,... ,.ill ~ tot,l,e porrrr',
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ch~,s.r,,s ,rrl,cv and she is liable TO
have trst-ciaSs StomA'h''
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'r> may MAKE 'o"'-.-''''7
IF UNCLE SAN finds the Force oili IN
his stocking ne VIII '''''" '' ~.
b'i the s'ocNiDS WIN " IVY -.
ON tine braiuiest end of the R'puoucan
party.
~. : 'o,.or, oy,d IN he i'm q
announce IN the pub,ic that.
~a> the days begin TO lensthen' the cola
begins to strengthen" Now is the time
90 subscribe.
,.,o.,i,,,. last NIGHT Council de-
,l.,, MORTAR ,,r
clded To '1Ne u" "0'''" '''
lighting the city with electricity ull It's
..i.... ,,.h,, tb. statement of the
next iueeeiA5' INV u" ''
citV'S finances Will Oe rea1y TOT pro-
..,.... ....,.,,,,,,,.
y thNN>N IN ANA "''''"7
which has. i'm effect. served notice ON
r.....,,ll,,.o. o., ,,,ir ON the first of
.'' w. - .,.,, ,to, married is
january Ut Lut'N NlN ilbA NtI'A' '--'--
s., nro,ected concern and knows all about
nrotrcting infant industries.
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oil '"' ,l' ~, l'''' ''''. ''' ,.no, ,ho
"'5'.' -. ,h. most re-
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

lust as Pure and Sweet as Parkersburg.
Pdrk.rsbHr0 state Journal
II half that the Wheeling preachers
say about that city is true. a self-respect-
ing man is not safe in approaching near
or the town than New Martinsvillc, or
Moundsvillc, the closest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

linus q misunderstanding story
for Won. \ genius on the Chicago
1Iobc figures il ont with mathematical
precision thuSly.
The neopic are taxed ia the 1 uited States
f,r Federal purposes $40 a minute
The people are taxed i'm the United States
for Federal purposes 81, 400 an hour
The people are taxed i'm the United states
for Federal purposes :, PSI 900 day
Tue people are taxed m the United States
for Federal purposes SS,9sl 30 a week
Thepeonle are taxed in the United States
for Federal purposes Sl1.N>+, 800 month
The people are taxed IN the United States
for Federal purposes St6', - nv year
Hurrah for MCKINIEY'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

SAMPLES of DR. Miles Restorative Merry
inc at the Logar Drug Co.'S, Il. B. Burt's,
and Bowie Bros. Bridgeport, o. Cures
Headache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness,
Neuralgia, Fits. etc.