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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31
HALLOWEEN.
sooD OLD FESTIVAL CONES ON TO
D. HI6HT,

% NIGHT,
-. sr,n Boy The Big Boy, The Wee Sir,
ID D, u t b. Young Mss Will Alike Re
biss AhG Their Aind'
"Holler Eve,
Holler Adam,
please, Miss,
Gimme kiss"
,-bt was "corn night" a Nine
Ia,' osntury invention OF the ire
7''' r,o American kid OF the male gen
7'''' "a the occupants OF countless
i''' .' 1 were made uncomfortable by
..,tIs OF corn-kernels, beans and
stones on doors and window
l-. .,,bt is Halloween, and the scenes
-, evening will be repeated on a
o. ,,orsiye scale. which is to say that
all amount Of damage will be
tbe youth Of all ages, in town
zone ~ ,,rDrry. whenever they can
lll .be eve OF the angry citizen or
avn ...,-s,a,.ca of the guardians or the
ils I'M Wheeling, fortunately, what
lt-.', -f,,e amounted 10 a veritable un-
- o and unreStrained rald upon
nroperty Of all portable sorts, has
.,~ .,lrb restrained Of recent years,
o. is to be hoped it will not be
il1 r,tu that species Of celebration
'-' 90 snnk into complete deSsue-
a Meanwhile, that other and more
10 ..,,aI and enjoyable symptoms OF the
- ,~ -atber of the night-the party
-l. t ms "tafy-pulling" feature; It's
wa -rfgIs of fortune and luck, its
-lr.s and cuesSes Of future husbands
.t I've, etc, shows no signs OF obSo-
.e and, accordingly, tonight no
...,b55rbood will be exempt from the
.,,-.a. halloween party"
-u.Howe'en is the name popularity
..r., -o the eve or vigil OF All HalIowS,
: r.rml of An Saints, which, being
,.r,r,ber lst, brings Halloween upon
5..,bsr3fst. The great day Of All Saints
... .at apart by the church as such be-
..r.sof the imp0SSibillty OF doing JUS
.-.s Individually TO the memories or all
.,s .a,pteG Of the Christian faith; hence
..s necessity Of appointing a day upon
rscr all the martyrs could be common
Grated iu a body.
Although much neglected in modern
,-,r..re. the most essential part Of the
gsraw,'ou ritual has been the kind
inc bv each household Of a
t..fre at uightIall; and this
custom. Old as it is, points to the
,.r more ancient and widely difiused
r--rH.a OF lighting sacred fires at
rs-a.a seasons Of the year-as among
..s Urais.
In England, on Halloween u was
n-ycu,t0mary % crack nuts, duck for
s-s.es ina tub Of water, and perform
rF,- harmless freSide revelries. While
rr- same can be said of Scotland, the
Fl..5we'rn ceremonies OF that country
.r10k more Of a SuperstitiOUS charac-
,- taking, among the natives, the
form Of charms 10 discover who should
be- bis or her partner for life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31


You can get one for little more than
rent by joining the new Wheeling
Building Association. Shares $50
each. No rebates or deductions. Meets
every Saturday night at office OF the
Franklin Insurance Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street. For StWk or further informa-
ton apply to either of the undersigned.
Books now ready.
JAMES MCADAMs, WM. Mccormick,
w. II. HALLER, WM. ELLNGHAM,
4. J. MCNASH, g. L. ADAMS,
Z. b. KLIEvES, w. j. w. CowDEN,
JOHN Il. CLAToR,
THos. 0'BHEN, President.
J. c. BRADY, Sec'y.
JAMES II. MCCLURE, Treas.
Kid Gloves at SOC. shook n Co.
>o---
TILE finest, best and largest assort-
ment of Mems Fine Shoes in this city,
in all the leading styles. l.. '. BLOND
Stylish jackets just received. Shook q
Co.
EXCURSION tickets free to McMechen
Friday and Saturday. Call at Rolf Il
Harvey's Office, 1914 Market street.
Low prices on Pattern Suits Shook i Co.
To-day only, 4O-inch HomesPun Cloth
81 90 for y Full, Dress Pattern. bach
buyer Is limited TO two patterns.
o. Es'sHEIMER
Full size All Wool skirts 6Oc. All Wool
Homemade Flannel lie to-day only.
L. >. GOOD.
CIoaks cheap to-day. snook Co.
ktockinett Jackets at half price. Shook
S Co.
SECURE an early sitting at Tappan &
Conners Gallery for your Holiday Foto-
graphs.
Jos. HAsENAUER sells Shoes cheapest.
PASTEL and Crayon Portraits for the
Holidays, at Tappan Il Connei's gallery.
Follow the crowd to our Cloak and suit
room H. ENSHEIuFR,
Island 90 Eleventh st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31
AN ENLARGED SERVICE
To be Insugurated by the Terminal Com
pany to Martins Ferry.


Commencing tomorrow the Terminal
Railway Company will make very mate
rial changes in its passenger service be-
tween this city and Martins Ferry,
which will tend to largely popularize
this already much-patronlzed route.
The new time-card, which appears IN
another column, shows that the early
morning train, leaving Thu city at 6:l5
o'clock, will run clear through to Laugh
Inns mill which is reached at G:3l. An
evening train will leave the mill at sos
for this city. This train will be very
convenient for workingmen.
The total number OF trains leaving
the city has been increased to Seven-
teen, and they now run up to 10:45 p.
NJ, the added trains in the evening
leaving the Union depot at $50 aud
1O:45, whereas the former service
stopped at $50 ?. m. The last train
leaves Martins Ferry at 10 D. m. 1t
will thus be possible for Martins Ferry
people to attend places of amusement
etc, and still be whiSked home in about
ten minutes after getting onto the cars.
A new car is to be put on the line,
and the service improved in every pos
sible manner, for which the company
and Manager EayrS deserve thanks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

IN. tHE remarkable growth, which, till
,. ..1.n TWO years, was brought about
'le'pa.iy by one person telling anoth-
'' Is monument to Garfield Teas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

sv oe.S,Im1eacmg sunday, May 3Ist, and
P - sunday thereafter, the b. 4 o. r.
Pc ~ Will sell excursion tickets 70
W. ,',Ssourg and return at $3.50, and 70
Sunday ONLY Va ~ :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

So 1iAFPAN y CoNNELL'S ''AriSto" Foto-
rsris g = anything yet shown in Ar.
">"c Fotografy.
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

7 OFFER NY HOME FOR SALE, lis SOUTH
l. Front street, consisting OF eight rooms and
bath room, with hot and cold water, iilumina-
ting aud natural gas, with a lot adjoining,
making total OF sixty feet front
The house is In perfect condition, and any
one wantinga comfortable home will find II to
their interest To call and see me,
Address or call on
CHAS. T.. MASON,
Cor. Twelfth and Market or ll5 South Front
oc27edA
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

10 the Creditors Of the Estate Of John keDsrmot
and all Others COheerR.d:
You are hereby notified that st the request OF
Geo j. Madison. administrator OF said John
McDermQt | have appointed Wednesday, the
10th day OF December, A. ID. 1891, rs the time
snd the Office OF Boyd IL SOmmerville, No. 1917
Chspline street. " heeling, w. Va, as the place
for receiving proof OF debts or den Ands against
the said de. edrnt, or his estate. at which time
and place you sre required 70 attend
Given under my hand AS commissioner OF &C
counts Of the County Court of Ohio county, this
3lSt day OF October, A. ID. 1921.
GEO. E. BOYD,
T 6. RILEY, Attorney Commissioner.
Oc3IO.a.Wy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

eav ,.OoA Homemade Flannel lie, to
LIS. GOOD
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THREE ACCIDENTS.

IshapS NJ a More or Less Serious Ma
ture.
Sluue. Bbodacker, who lives on South
Wood street, met with what may prove
avery serious accident last night, about
u-u, O'Clock. lie was wa. king across
.. Wood street railroad bridge over
latweI'S run. when his foot caught
pom projecting spike, and he trpped
and te.. 90 The run beneath, a distance
O. eighteen or twenty feet, aljgbting
on his head and bruiSins himself badly.
be was picked up and carried 10 his
home, where a physician dressed his
wounds. IL is feared that he may De
Injured internally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

children Cay for Pitchers Castoria
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sunday Excurs,onS

Sanitary Underwear. Snool & Co.
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BROKE HIS LEG.

Amos, a bright four-year-Old son Of
';ad Eobert, VINO lives at BOggS' Run,
.et with serious accident, about TWO
clock yesterday. lie was playing
aoo1t large front gate, when in some
manner the gate gave away, beneath
-s weight, and he fell to the ground,
.'-c,gr.ng his right leg above the ankle,
10 l"o places. DIR. !. II. Pipes was sent
..f and he reduced tue fracture.
ABAD CUT.
Mrs. MuBSiord, who lives on Jacob
street, between Thirty-Seventh and
11Fiy-eishth streets, cut an ugly cash
between the thumb ami forehnger Of
-er right hand, while using a large
,-ie. DIR. III. 7. Ford, of BenwOOd,
dressed the wound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

PASTEL and CrayOn Portraits for the
Holidays, at Tappan Il Connei'S gallery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

SECURE an early sitting at Tappau &
Conners Gallery for your Holiday Foto-
graphs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31
TO You Want a Home?

$3.50 Kid Gloves now s1.s5. snoOk 8
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31
Kid Gloves at SOC. shook * Co.

TILE finest, best and largest assort-
ment of Mems Fine Shoes in this city,
in all the leading styles. l.. '. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

EXCURSION tickets free to McMechen
Friday and Saturday. Call at Rolf Il
Harvey's Office, 1914 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

Stylish jackets just received. Shook
Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

All the newest shades in
Bedford Cords, Whip Cords,
FouIe, Cheyiots, Gamers Hair
Cloths, Henriettas, Serges, etc.
VelVets and Trimmings to match
them all. Pattern Suits at re-
duced prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

EoIIow the crowd to our Cloak and suit
room H. ENSHEIuFR,
Island 90 Eleventh st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

JOS. HAsENAUERs sells Shoes cheapest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-31

Long and Short Fur Capes,
Fur Collars, Fur Muffs, Fur
Trimmings---aIl the new and
popular things in Furs.
Goat Skin Rigs at low prices
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-11
GORDON CUMMING MARRIED.
The Bride an American Girl, Of Course
They Will Visit This Country.

LONDON. June 10-Sir William Gordon Cum
ming was married this morning in Holy Trinity
church, at Chelsea, 70 Miss Florence
Garner, daughter of the late Commo-
dore William Garner, or New York
CITY. Only twelve persons were present.
The marriage was particularly secret sir
William was proud-iooking, cool and entirely
seIf.nossessed. There was no trace in his per
sonsl appearance of depression or emotion re-
sulting from yesterdays verdict. Lady and Sir
William Gordon Cumming left this city shortly
after the ceremony for the bridegoom's estate at
Altyr. near Forfeirs, in Scotland, where they
will spend the honeymoon
The bride and bridegroom after the ceremony
breakfasted with Lord Middleton, Sir William
Gordon Cummings brother-in-iaw.
sir William attributes the verdict entirely to
the summing up aud charge OF the lord chief
iustice Sir William has received over seventy
letters expressing sympathy with MN In nis
troubles,
In an interview today Sir William Gordon
Cumming said that he had nothing to add 10
what he said in the witness box He refused 70
saw ANYTHING regarding the comments of
the newspapers upon the case just de-
cided. saving that they were at perfect
liberty 10 say what they pleased When the
verdict was pronounced against him, sir VIII
lam offered TO cancel his engagement 20 Miss
Garner, but that lady. believing in his inno-
cence, would not hear OF such thing ana IN
sisted that the marriage should take pace tooay:
Sir William and his bride viii visit the United
states in the autumn
Cir william Gordon Cumming has resigned
from all the clubs Of which be was member
His costs in the suit were s-9soOo de told a
friend today that it was not The lady mentioned,
hut another high in society, Who was prinel-
nal factor in the betrayal of the secret
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impossible It was scene of solsunity. The
draped fronts of stores and other buildings were
IN unison with the dark apparel OF the crowds
which fhronged the streets and the heavy
mourning OF the funeral cortege.
After leaving the church the procession re-
formed and proceeded to the station. The
funeral then proceeded to Kingston.
KINGSTON, June l0.-The funeral train arr,vea
here this evening, and The cssket containing ths
remains OF Sir John Macdonald were deposited
on 9 catafalque at the entrance of the citv bsIl
VICTORIA, June Io.-Ispecial Memorial ser.
vices were held in Christ Church cathedral ~.
day for Sir John A. Macdonald. The interior q,
the edifice was heavily festooned with crane.
the sonber appearance being relieved BY roses
The services were brief, but most impressive.
The memorial address Of the bishop OF Brit,.h
Columbia Ws . mastery effort, and was lis.
tened to with rapt attention by large congrc.
0atf0u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-11
AN EDITOR MURDERED.
w. j. Penrose, Of Butte, Assas-
sinated at Midnight.
LABOR LEADERS HATED HIM.
President Oakes, of the Northern Pa
cifc, Arrives in Tacoma.
Horrible Death Of an Oregon BOY
An Eloping Couple Travel From
Toronto to Victoria in Plano Box
Portland Republican Soninasions.

HELENA, June 10.-TspeciaI. Editor
w.. J. Penrose. of the Butte Mning Jour
nal, was murdered in that city about
o'clock this morning. He had been at his
home during the night, but at that hour
he left for down town. A few steps from
his own house he met friend, who spoke
and passed on.
Penrose went block further, and at the
corner Of Galena and Montana streets he
was struck on the head with billet OF
wood, knocked down. and revolver held
to his left temple and fired, tbs bullet en-
tering his brain and causing instant death.
Three men were seen running from the
place of the murder, but there's scant
clue to their identity.
1t said he received note yesterday,
signed by one Belle Browning, woman
with whom he had maintained intimate
relations for several years, and who claims
to have been married to him, asking him
to meet her at midnight. She had caused
him much trouble of late
Penrose had of late been waging vio-
lent personal attack on professional
workingmen," who vigorously recipro-
Gated in kind. Penrose was fearless
man, and let no consideration of his own
life deter the expression of an opinion in
his paper. The trouble grew out of his
opposition on the eight-hour bill intro
duced in the last legislature, of which he
was member. Some think he was killed
by personal enemies whom he had as
sailed in this warfare. For several years
Penrose worked in the coal mines at
Streator. ILL.,, afterward going to Virginia
City and Eureka, New, and getting into
the newspaper business. He. moved to
Butte several years ago, and has been in
the newspaper business ever since.
The Butte city council tonight voted
81 900, and James A. Murray wired from
San Francisco 81 900 reward for the arrest
and conviction of the murderers. The
coroner's inquest failed to find a tangible
clue.
Belle Browning has been arrested on
suspicion, but she denies any knowledge.
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THE DEAD RETURNS TO LIFE.
Moses Scott Coming Back to Olympia to
Claim His Large Estate.

OLYMPIA, June 1o.-IspeciaL There is sen.
sation brewing for Olympia people, which viii
create grave trouble in the courts. Harry Me-
Elroy has received a letter from Moses II. Scott.
the son of Samuel Scott, formerly of this city.
He was supposed to have been in another world
for some years. Moses left here in 1881, and by
some means his stepmother, Mary Scott, took
out letters of administration, and has been ad-
ministering upon his estate ever since. General
Milroy was appointed administrator.
The property of the Scott estate is scattered all
over the county and city. A great deal of il is
out toward Black lake. There are quite num-
Der OF lots in Olympia. There are now several
eases in the courts relative to the property.
samuel Scott was friend OF the late T. j. Me-
Elroy. the father of Harry McElroy, and it W as
to him the letter was written from Sacramento
by Moses Scott, who is evidently aware of the
death OF Mr.. McElroy, ST. In the letter he
wanted TO know in what condition the estate
was and said that later he would explain the
cause of his long silence
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-11
THE PHILADELPHIA BANK FRAUDS
Additional Warrants Issued-A Texas
Land Company Assigns.

PHILADELPHIA, June i0.-Mayor Stewart, Di.
rector OF Public Safety Roney, City Solicitor
Warwick, and other city officials conferred to-
night on the subject OF the shortage In the city
treasurer's Office and the iooting OF the Key
stone National bank. The result Of the confer
enee was that additional warrants were issued
for persons connected with the scandals. The
officials are very reticenS and the names of the
parties for whom warrants were Issued cannot
be learned.
Late this afternoon Edward Msgill, assignecot
John Bardsley, entered Eve suits against alleged
debtors OF Bardsley, TO recover the indebtedness
60 defendants assigned estate The first is
against the Keystone bank, TO recover se45,000,
the amount Of due bills held. The other four
suits are to recover upon four promissory notes,
aggregating s22,7sa
Ephraim Young, president OF the Millward
Cliff Cracker Company, and director OF the
broken Spring Garden National bank. was ar
raigned today charged with conspiracy with
Francis w. Kennedy, president Of the bank, to
defraud the cracker company. Young waived q
hearing, and was bound over In $4,000
DALLAS, Tex, June 10.- The Dallas Land and
Loan company assigned last night with la
bilties OF 100000 and assets of nearly 100000
In an interview today l. Marsalis, the presi-
dent, said that the company was forced to an
assignment, which would be only temporary, to
protect its assets. The company was the prin-
cipal owner of Oak Cliff,a suburb across theriyer
from Dallas, and had to carry so much paper
that it got caught in q tight place.
NEW YORK, June i0.-The Liabilities OF Charles
Haight & Co., -four commission merchants, are
reported to be about $4,000, and the nominal
assets considerably larger.
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A Dificult SureicaI Operation.

CENTRALrA, June 10.-tSpeciaL 1.-The major
operation Of excision of the greater part of the
left breast, for cancer, was performed yesterday
afternoon by several Of our city physicians on
Miss C. Bryan, q single woman about 40 years
old. She has been sufferer for six years, and
latterly has been q confirmed invalid. The
operation was very quickly and neatly accom-
plished with the loss of scarcely adrop of blood.
The woman and her sister, Mrs. Hyatt, claim to
be descendants Of Daniel Boone, the pioneer of
Kentucky, and have In their possession family
bible containing genealogical tree from Daniel
Boone down to themselves, The patient is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-11
CALIFORNIA AT WORLDS FAIR.
Site Selected and Saloon License Asked
Opposition to Poor Maxwell.

CHICAGO, June 1o.-The California commits
sion went 10 Jackson park today and selected
the ground they desire for an exhibit. IL is
situated just north and west OF the Illinois state
building, and comprises five acres.
California viii be allowed 10 conduct wine
rooms and fruit stands in its state exhibit build
ing. The California commission called on the
chief Of the construction department yesterday
to learn when the site could be granted 70 Cali
fornia. Burnham said that this could not be
done for ten days, or Until the landscape sEehi-
tect had plated of the ground The commits
sion Is determined that California shall begin
building as soon as the site shall be granted.
CINCINNATI. June 11-The american SEED
Trade Association at teday's session passed
resolution protesting against Maxwell as the
head of the horticultural bureau OF the "orla
fair.
CHATTASo5GA, Tenn, June 1o.-Af an inter-
state convention today resolution was adopted
favoring limited exhibition OF Alaoama,
Georgia and Tennessee at the Chicago Aorids
fair in 1886, and permanent organization was
etfected to carry out the plans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-11
MICHAEL DAvITT IN VANCOUVER.
His Views on the Irish Question and the
Prince of Baecarat.

VANCOUVER, B. c., June I0.Ispecial. +
Michael Davitt, the Irish agitator, arrived here
yesterday and left today for Victoria en- route to
San Francisco. where he will remain couple of
months. In the course Of an interview with the
PosT-ISTELLIGENcER correspondent he said the
English Liberals would not btIng on the general
elections for some time, as tgTy wese afraid of
defeat. at may be that year from March last
will sec the fight in progress, but am inclined"
said he, "to think year from the coming
autumn. By that time we will be In splendid
shape for the contest. Our organization viii be
complete, and we will go in to win. The con-
test viii be truly battle royal, and we all hope
to see the Liberals under Mr.. Gladstone win a
triumphant victory. The Conservatives have
been afraid to bring on the elections, and will
doubtless put them off as long as
they can. The recent by-elections have
been heavy blows to the Tory hopes,
and have shown to what extent their cause is
losing ground in England. Home rule is what
we want, and when the Liberal party goes into
power, as it surely will, we will then get full
and free measure. Our fondest hopes would be
gratifed If we had such freedom as you have
here in Canada"
When asked if he knew that the Labor World.
the paper of which he was editor-in-chief. had
ceased to exist, Mr.. Davitt said yes He Mr.
Davitt) was afraid he had not published anv
too brilliant a paper, and the responsibility of
the closing up of the paper was as much his as
anyones.
When asked about the famous baccarat scan
dal, Mr. Davitt replied that the Prince of Wales
was an Englishman and could not be blamed if
he was possessed Of the English traits. "I am
opposed to monarchy of all kinds on principle. -
he continued, "but think, from what 1 know
of the Prince of Wales, that he is grossly mis-.
represented. There is not man In
England today, except, perhaps, Gladstone,
who stands higher in public regard than the
prince, and the general feeling about him is
that he is jolly good fellow. For my part do
not think it at all surprising that when you think
of the strong, fierce light which beats upon the
throne, SO to speak, you can wonder at there
being some little scandal. But it is a mistake
to suppose that he is a wanton, abandoned man.
He is simply an Englishman, with the faults
and failings of typical Englishman, and the
same virtues in abundance"