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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25
CLARKsBURG.

CLARKsBURG, w. VA. October M.-Old
Clarksburg is again on the progressive.
She is shaking off her leathergy and en-
couraging improvement and enterprise.
The Development Company has opened its
stock books, there having been already
subscribed $4,000. Everyone Is interested
in booming the town, and from present in
dications, nc doubt, her citizens will do all
within their power to further the move
ment The company has for its object the
purchase Of real estate, the most OF which
will be laid of in town lots, but portion
thereof will be reserved for donation &c
manufacturers who will establish plants
here. With the natural facilities which
Harrison county abundantly possesses,
such as location, coal, water, etc, her coun-
" seat is destined in the near future TO be
a city Of Importance. Let the good work
60 on, now that it has begun with such fat
tering prospects. Every citizen should aid
in the enterprise. and elevate Clarksburg
10 the high business and commercial pos
ton which she justly merits and natural
desires.
1t is rumored, and perhaps correctly,
that several coal deals will be consum-
mated in month or so, which will bring
half million dollars Of foreign capital into
Harrison county. This will in turn de-
velope our rich and magnificent coal fields,
give thousands Of men employment and
furnish for Eastern markets each day
scores Of tons Of coal and coke. West Vir-
ginia has, approximately speaking, the
richest and most valuable black diamond
fields in the world, and as a geologist from
Philadelphia recently said, the Mountain
State, taxing into consideration her size,
has more coal territory than Penn
sylvania."
The Rockford Protestant Methodist
Church will be dedicated on November s.
On Friday evening Mrs. James Jackson
Duncan gave reception in honor OF DR..
ana Mrs. Fleming Howell, which proved
10 be one Of Clarksourg's most enjoyable
social events.
The races here on Friday were quite
good and it was unfortunate that the at.
tendance was slim and consequently the re-
ceipts very small, which Of course was not
financially encouraging 70 the boys. The
game OF base ball between Gypsy Grove
and Sardis was fought closely to the finish,
victory falling to the former. Ben Bow.
man beat Fox and Pelham beat Princess
The success OF the event was principally
due 10 the interchangeable efforts of George
Boring, Esq, the efficient and popular sec
rotary.
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., October 24-Our
musical friend, ]. p. McMonieS, has re-
turned from his lsbors OF the past summer.
MI and Mrs. Balph left Thursday for
California, where they will remain for their
health.
VIM. Kiger, who fell and broke his leg
Sunday is getting along as we'll as could be
expected.
T. A. Scott and daughter, of Columbus,
are visiting friends here.
Jas. White has shipped his goods to
Sycamore, Ill, where he will remove his
family shortly
The Democrats will have q meeting next
Thursday, October 20. Hons. John V. lie
Moyne and Ross J. Alexander win address
them
Cbas. Neiswanger and Grace Burlington,
Chauncey Davis and Matte Allen and
Chas. T. Wilson and Amanda J. Reid were
married Wednesday.
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old. How could he be so ungaliantr "A
woman's age is one of the things tnSt
a fellow should never find out.
Laura Bellini is winning high praise
for her singing in "Cavaileria hustic-
ana" at the Casino. For the last eignt
or nine years Miss Bellini has been al
most a stranger, but she is most likely
a fixture of the local stage.
The many theatrical people belonging
to the Actors Fund have determined 10
establish an orphan asylum where the
orphans of people on the stage may De
nronerlv cared for until they are OLD
enough to look out for themselves.
1.-THE first appearance In America OF
Alfred Grunfeld, court pianist OF the
Emnerors OF Germany and Austria, and
Heinrich Gruntield, court Viollnlst Oh
the Emperor OF Germany, VIII take
place at the Madison Square Garoen
concert hall next week:
AT the Garden Theatre, Audran's iat-
est opera comique, "La Cigale, VIII De
in nroner readiness on Monday night.
FuiI dress. scenic and orchestral rebear'
sails are In daily plOSASSS :, a,
SATISFACTORY manner. Lillian Russell
expects to make the hit OF her lie as
ga Cigale." Carl Streitman, Louis
Harrison. Attalie Claire and G. Taglia-
pletra are equally sanguine OF their
success.
A company will soon start from New
York with the intention OF playing
"Hamlet" in one night stands. The
management think that the inhabitants
of small towns have not seen Hamlet
for long time, because the play IS too
EXPENSIVE for any but towns in which
they are able to remain at least one
week. The "Hamlet" by this company
will be done by twelve people, ana the
scenery will be carried in q trunk and
tackled over the old scenery In the thea
tres used.
"The Wolves OF New York." Leonard
Growers newest comedy-drama, will re-
ceived its first production in New York
CITY at the Windsor Theatre next week.
The play was successfully produced at
the BOSTON Theatre last spring. 1t is
said to be crowded with vivid and real
istic pictures Of New York life and
characters. and to contain very hand
some scenery and startling mechanical
effects. The story is Of the adventures
end trials OF three country people among
the wolves of great city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25
TERRA ALTA,

TERRA ALTA, w. Va, October II
Oavi6 Benson left last Monday for the
south whore he will spend the winter.
Hon. John 3. Jones spent part or the
vveel, in Aloundsville and Wheeling.
Era Hanger has gone to Swanton, Nd,
Eddie. SON of z. A. Dudley, fires and
runs the engine at the Alpine Mills though
only eleven years old.
Charles w. Mayer is building new
dwelling which will be occupied oy Dr'
harry r9lYy:. 18th and us--zbter Mrs. NJ. l..
Crtihe, OF near Lennx, left Thursday for
Iowa, 70 visIU MT. Smiths brother C'--isGo-
pher, who is very sick.
Terra Alta now boasts Of brass band
vocal quartet and an orchestra.
Col n. w. Fitzgerald has been in Wash
Ington for several days.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. 3. Hardy will leave
next Monday on visit 10 several towns,
including Bedford, Pa, and will be gone
several weeks.
The Farmers Alliance is growing in this
county.
The first cold snap arrived here Tuesday.
Terra Atlas new bank has been incor-
porated and will do business In the new X.
Of p. building for the present.
A mail pouch filed with papers for this
place when thrown of OF No. Thursday
bounded under the car wheels and was
ripped open and the papers scattered for
several rods, many of them being badly
damaged.
Judson F'reeland has gone to Piedmont
to work in the B. & O. carpenter shops
The building for the new furniture fac
tory is about completed and part of the
is in place. This industry will
be Of considerable Importance to Terra
Alta.
There is no scarcity OF drummers.
Mrs w. II. Glover and children are
home from visit 10 Pennsylvania friends.
The Secret Society Gossip received 275
yearly subscriptions from one Castle in
Pennsylvania this week, being one copy for
each Of the members, and the largest order
aver received by that paper
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

1.-THE Papa" is playing at the London
Comedy Theatre, New York.
w W. Tillotson's Opera Company is
said to be very strong organization.
Lively Flora Moore, after a short
eclipse, will again appear as a star, this
time in "Zig-Zsg."
1.-THE Times, new play, will be pro-
duced at Terry's Theatre, London, on
Saturday evening.
1.-THE "Der Menonit" will be given
this evening at the Amberg Theatre.
Herr Josef Kaintz will appear in the
title role.
The Planter" the Engligh version Of
"The Plantation de Tomasso," will be
brought out at tho Prince of Wales
Theatre, London, on Thursday next.
A writer in theatrical paper alludes
Marie Halton as being forty-fVe years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25
Pauline Markham To-DS,
Nail rrI E,,.,,r4sa

How lightly the years rest on some
people! There goes Pauline Markham,
the actress, whose name was N every
body's lips quarter Of century ago.
She was one Of Lydia ThompSon's
blondes-a perfect Venus, whose voice
was likened to volcal velvet by the best
critics of the town. She must have been
90 years old then, aud her beauty took
New York by storm. To-day she doesn't
seem to be over IS years OF age, al
though she is about so. Her form is
straight and her waist has not lost all
of It's graceful curves. But her face Is
no longer fresh. Her voice is cracked,
and the friends OF other daysare gone
forever-the days OF champagne, how-
ers. jewels and fast horses. Her name
is hardly memory now, and she is tell
ing In the third-class theatres for her
daily bread, and glad Of chance even
TO do that.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25
BARNESyILLE.

.lh'AARRNESvuLE, o., October 24.-The street
fused to accept the CONGO Ni brick u not be-
T6Slse they thought them inferior to the
rIorter, but because thew wanted 70 fill the
SSollra,t 10 the letter. The Congo brick
80 80 an been removed, and the work is pro-
b,stul e Warren Gas and OH Company are
al present drilling another gas well.
c-o.. u sam Cary will Opon the Demo
Ia campaign here next Monday even
D "A great crowd is expected.
~. o horthiugtOn, tho 'city tailor" re-
1ir 49, i, into his new apartments on Main
'''eet this week.
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The other head of the cask had a
similar inscription, with the addition OF
&c. E., Collector, New York"
G.. w. Cole, the gauger, told his as
sistant to knock the bung out OF the
barrel, and the assistant did it, at the
same time spilling about one ''set-'em-
uU-again" round. Mr.. Cole sampled
the contents, and at the first taste was
almost tempted to contScate the
whole barrel. However, he passed IT,
certifying that it contained eighteen
Gallons Of fine old Highland Scotch.
The duty, S54, had already been paid,
and the barrel will be forwarded at once
10 the President. Worse Scotch whisky
is sold in New York for half that price
per gallon that the President paid for
dusy alone. 1t is not believed that tne
arrival OF the barrel just now is BID
for the Scottish-American vote.
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UNDERTAKING.
Frew g Bertschy,
No. 1117 MAIN STREET.
WELLSBURG.

There has been n large amount OF new
machinery taken TO S. Georges paper mn
this week. which will be placed In posltlon
Immediately. o.,
THE improvements at the Eagle Glass
Works are progressing rapidly.
The new Edison dynamo has been placed
IN position at the power house, ana inc
lights turned on after about tnreo weeks
of darkness.
Mrs Stocks died suddenly Monday even
ing of heart disease. Her remains were
Inferred in Brooke Cemetery on Weones-
day.
Main street.
Robert Stephenson, OF Eldersville, Pa,
and Miss Zettie Johnson, OF this county,
were married on Monday by Rev. II. b.
Taylor. A..
State Editorial Associations excursion 10
Mammoth Cave.
Rev. G. w. Shields returned home this
week from the Synod meeting at Scranton,
Messrs. John Hoffman, Jr. and James
Weitzel, OF Wheeling, were visiting here
Wednesday. n.,
attended the meeting OF the Trustees Ell
Bethany College held in Allegheny tois
week.
Miss Belle McIntire returned this week
from visit with friends In GAINESVILLE, y.
Miss Mary Hammond left Monday Tor
Knoxville, Tenn.
The opening day OF the Italian MURDER
trial IS Tuesday, October q.
The Hudson will change hands again
about the middle OF November. Mr.. Jesse
McNear will become the proprietor, WIZ
Boutwell, the present proprietor resigns
The Brooke Glass works started up
Tuesday morning with five shops on, In
Guiding one apprentice shop. They are
making catsup bottles and TASKS.
The Y. p. S. G. E.. OF the NJ. Z. church
gave q Novelty Social last night which
was we'll attended.
John Haley has been elected council
man in place OF Joseph Sage who resigned.
Council met Tuesday night and tran
sacted a small amount OF business.
Mrs. F. p. Nuzum, OF 81. Paul, MINI,
has been visiting Mrs Ann Crothers late
ly.
ct house for the Marshal for the convenience
OF people desiring 10 make payments on
their water rent.
The Brilliant Band sparaded our streets
this afternoon. They gave q very success
full festilal last evening.
mamma" said q little girl, "where
is Efhgy?"
81 never heard Of such a place, DEAR"
answered mamma.
well, 1t must DO very wicked place
wherever IL IS. read OF so many per-
-. hofn, bapoad IN EfiOv "
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WOMENS CLUBHOUSES.
STRUCTURES ERECTED BIZ SUCCESSFUL
SOCIETIES
Pictures Of the Wonsns Christian Temperance Union
Temple at Chicago, the Prcpylaun at
Indianapolis and the Grand RAPIDS
Womans 0lubhOpsa
speeial correspendsnes az tae Rsqtster.

CHICAGO, October 23.-In these days
of women's clubs and societies there is
a constantly increasing demand for q
center Of operations for them in every
large community. Within the next de-
cade women's clubhouses will have
ceased to be rarities. Many have al
ready been built and many more have
been begun, or will be before long.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25

Captain, we have no more cart
ridges"
''None at alp"
''Not one"
Then cease fringi"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25
The Girls Tart Tongue.

"Jack said I was the brightest girl In
the room last night" said Ethel.
"You were," returned Marie, sbut It
was rude Of Jack 10 say so. The room
was so warm you couldn't help getting
red In the face"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25
A BAR,L OF HOT SCOTCH.
Nslo YORK World.


Gets Mr.. Carnegie's Gift-But Duty of
S54 Wm Convince Him that the Tariff
Is q Tax.
Nsl0 York. World.
BENJAMIN Harrison, President Of the
United States, will have bar'l in a day
or two. 1t is really good-looking, oak
en-, iron-bound barrel, strong and sub
stantial. It's contents would not take
its owner through Presidential cam
paign. But il he wanted to carry an
Assembly district, IL would be Just
about the rightRhing.
There are bar1s and bar'ls. This is a
barrel OF fine old Scotch whiskey. II
came on the Furnessia, consigned to
Collector Erhardt, with an inscription
on the invoice showing that the package
was from Andrew Carnegie and des,
tined for the President Of the United
States.
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IN LABOR FIELDS
..,,,, q, 7Hg WEEK IN THI WORLD
OF INDUSTRY.
r,,, Company - Minor Notes Gath
o. f3'.', d, Mil, snd Factories IN Wheel
CIV ing and VInciniiy'

have not been moving as
N'' .,, during the past week as be-
sr'',-. -. Industrial interests. Labor
t.' u ions have been engaged in two
and several other minor
c'.,. ,s. The machinistS at the Bellaire
LIANT are out because OF demand
f'' ,i per pay for OverwOrk. In this
-. strike Of warehousemen' mas
c'' -, disturbing factor in business
'5l ..]r,trial circles, and its settle
gu - defeat for the warehouse
S'-' An the factories are In steady
gen. .,,T with the usual stoppsgeS
,''I-5i'Jhv shortage Of natural gas, ana
'--s IT, and accidents.
.f3aA
n Ewing will leave for Mounds
D. " W. Va. tomorrow, where he IS
vile, ling the new glass factory Tor
,'l'.rt ostoria Company, Of this place
~, trfIding is progressing very hlCeiy
Ils y, evDecred 10 be finished by the
a.l ~, November. IL will be 9OXSOO
i'.a .. VI .5out 400 square feet more than
i''.' . '., present one here. He will also
! ~. .l ' b9mes for MesSrs. Brady AID Mar
Tho company will likely be ready
~. .,.,I mo stakes by the holidays ana
% F .5isn 10 our city. Their hands Will
an On with them, and considerable
,'- a-.isfsction is expressed among many
,.Ssr Who will 20 along, and If there
:. IN. an. chance for them by remaining
W., r5gld not 90. Many OF them have
- Wy "a themselves in nice homes, and
[sor thew leave they have not the sign
va nome TO move into at their future
Wiring places, and will have to board
, |. Srfd houses. Matters are progress
, ~ We very satisfactorily with the parties
-, are negotiating with the new FAC
80 which will occupy the vacant
s',o+ ltisa sure plant, notwithstand-
i,y statements and assertion to the con
-F0stOriO Democrat
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92s. John Dewar & Sons, Old Highland I:
Whiskev. Perth, n. Il. Estaolsneu lofO'
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81; lR; 1856; Cont. 4sA.

Beneath this, stenciled in white paint
were the words:
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The historic barrel was rolled ana
bounced about on the Anchor Line pier
Yesterday morning, as If it were some
common, ordinary barrel Of ''kill,em-
quick" instead of old, soft and mellow,
smoky Scotch. To any one not Know,
ing the contents OF the barrel, 1t seemed
common enough, and the workmen were
not the least bit gentle with it. On one
end of the cask was this inscription:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25

old. How could he be SO ungallant? A
woman's age is one of the things tna'
fellow should never find out.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-23
Had He Gone to the Ear Instead.

If DR.. Magee, the late archbishop of York.
says London Truth. had gone to the bar he
would lave been in the very front rank of
the profession for the last thirty-four years.
and he could not have failed to secure a
vast fortune; but, having chosen the
church, and being a man with the most
lofty ideas Of his duty, he was worse off
pecunlarlly IS a bishop than many a dean.
During the last months of Dr.. Magee's life
he wascalied upon to pay 5000 in fees ard
charges, and his lamented Death prevented
him from recovering q shilling of this
money. 1t IL, therefore,, most proUer that
the public memorial which he
so we'll earned. should take
the form OF a fund to compensate his estate
for the loss it has sustained by his trausla-
ton, and it may be hoped that a much
larger sum will be raised. The whole coun-
try has profted by his labors and BY his ex-
ample, and 1t would be a national discrcdit
If the family of such a man were to be left
to struggle IL poverty, especially when it is
remembered that DR.. Magee's purse was
depleted only because he Was determined to
do his duty; for, of course, if hc had made
accumulation the aim and object OF his
episcopal life dixie so many Anglican pre-
lates). he might easily hava lett a very le-
spectacle fortune behind him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-23

0TTR statements heretofore made in regard
OoAO to this land, that the title was perfect,
have been indicated by the result.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-23

external connections of any so't, which,
placed anywhere in an apartment, should
glow brightly. He produced a sketch show
ing the manner i'll which he proposes to
carry out such a system III practice. There
is a primary electric generator at the GEN.
trail station, with wires leading to the build
ing or apartment where the light is desired.
At this point there is placed in the circuit
al apparatus similar in principle to the
Leyden jar. called a condenser.
An induction coil close to it converts the
currents of low potential coming from the
machine to those of the very high potential
required in the new method. The room
which is to be lighted contains two sheets
of metal, which may be suspended from the
ceiling. or placed within opposite walls.
The electric impulses thrown out by the
metallic plates fill the room with an cleo
trical force. The forcs becomes especially
manifest when there is exposed in the room
a medium especially susceptible in its
action, such as tubes exhausted of air.
With such plates properly placed in the
room IAN exhausted tube,' saws Mr.. Ielsa,
may be carried in the hand anywhere be-
tween the sheets or placed anywhere, even
at a certain distance beyond them; it le-
mains always luminous"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-23

EA-GMOLNG
H. M. Parchen, Druggist, Helena.
A. ]. Seignan, Banker, Helena.
T. Fl. Kleinschmidt, Banker, Helena.
]. Z. O'Connor, Druggist, Helena.
i. S. Lang & Co, Hardware Merchants, Helena.
Major Burke, agent of Equitable Life Insurance Co., Helena.
Charles Lehman, Merchant, Helena.
WTtherbee, Andrew & Co, Real Estate, Helena.
VIM. Schneider, with GREENWOOD, Bohm & Co, Helena.
Clarence Andrews, Capitalist, New York City.
R. F. Barden, County Treasurer, Helena.
Geo. n. Barbour. Physician, Helena.
Frank Daniels, Actor, New York City.
c. Smith, Travelling Salesman, Milwaukee.
Frederick Warde, Actor, Brooklyn, New York.
BESIDES 100 others. When such men IS the above purchasers invest, it 8
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NOTICE Or APpL1cATIoN TO CUT TimDER

NOTICE Or APPLICATION TO CUT TiMBER
~ In accordance with the proyi9iors Of section
&, rules and r citations prcseliAsd by tte honora-
bic secretary of he ittesiur. A,ay5 1871, J, h I'M
d-rsigg o.. hoe b. give nGiau hat NJ the exT ration
Of TWEEN y-orn days frcIn tho ltrst pub.it alton of
THU notice, l will mske wcitton application to
tho honorable secretary Il tho interior for au-
thority to cut AID remove all tho merchandise
saw-logs. piue. tf and ta'uarack timber on tho
following do crined pub l. In d, to wit:
Being n CERTAIN pteGs al Eusnrye5el land lying
north OF scclions ~ ard 70, tp. H., y, r. Il W. and
running north from said sections ab 1ut one and
one-hnlf miles to taso % mDGntaI ~, o1ntaiuitg
about two thousand acres and HAVING theret u
5000. COO feet of pine, FIR and tamarsck timber:
SAID land is rocky benches and not adapted to
agriculture. and located In Missoula county in
the state Il Montana.
MONTANA LuMEFn AND MFG. co.
WILLIAM ! noMPsuk, haDnEer.
First publication June ~. lsaI.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-23
MY LADY'S SONG.

Sing again, oh. lady mine,
Your rare ditty of the Rhine!
Lovely visions rise and fioat
On the wave OF each full note;
sitvery day breaks brighten slow,
Sunssts blush on mountain snow,
Moonlight shivers on the sea.
Autumn burma in bush and tree,
And a charm lights everything
AS | listen and you sing.
Blowing willows band and sigh,
Whispering rivers wander by,
Through the pines sweep sea-tones soft,
Wild fowl crconiNg cross the mere,
Ihrost.es in the dawn call clear,
VANISHED faces giea1Il and go,
Eltenced voices murmur low,
Centtt3t memories come and cling
As | listen and you sing.
All! repeat the music's tale.
Love shall perish not. nor fail!
l forget the fear OF death,
Breathe in thought immortal breath;
| believe in broadening truth,
In the generous creeds of Youth,
In consoling hopes thai climb
Up TO some triumphal time.
And a dream of splenaor bring
As l listen and you sing.
Joseph freeman in Macmillan's Magazine
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-23
TIE MANE

z FO
A.. M. Hotter, Capitalist, Helena.
Divide Musin, Violinist, New York City.
+. D. Edgerton, President of Second National Bank, Hell
George H. Hill Asst. Cashier Of First National Bank, H,
VIM. Nelson, Jr, Merchant, New York City.
VIM. Treacy, Physician, Helena.
Robert Sale Hill, Broker, Tacoma, Wash.
Chas. Snedaker, Conductor, N. P. r. r.
Chas. B. Garrett, Alderman, Helena.
John Mcguire, Theatrical Manager, Montana.
Capt. ]. ". Stafford, Stockraiser, Montana.
P. P. Pardllian, Jeweller, Helena.
Ike Hensley, Mine Owner, Castle.
Duncan Hunter, Capitalist, Helena.
Allan "A. Paine, Banker, Cassellton, North Dakota.