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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13

PITTSBURGH, Jan. l2,-Fire this even.
ing destroyed the buildings 5O2 to sos
Liberty street, this city, occupied by A.
Ellis Ia Co., barber supplies, Wilson &
Phillips, commission merchants, Farm.
crs Produce Company and the Chautau.
qua Butter Company. Total loss SS5,-
600; fully insured. 4
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Expiosion in Boston. /

BosToS, Jan. l2.-,An explosion Of
blasting powder occurred atlO:so at
the corner Of Hyde Park avenue and,
Forest Hill street, where the city 5is
building q sewer. One man was killed
and several buildings were shattered.
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a1lllnls,. 1,eaIdon,c,cn, l,nrp,,ol

LONDON, Jan. 12.-Thc mansion Of Sir
John Z. Everett Millais, tho distin-
Cuished English painter, near Perth,
Scotland, caught fire last night and was
burned to the ground. g5Tz
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Nyill Wind Up I,usln ess.

LorIsvIkLE, KY, Jan. l9 The Vance.
burg Deposit Bank closed today on
account Of q run occasioned by dissatis-
faction among the stockholders. The
stool; was S25 900. The bank was sound
tinancially.lThe business will$be ewound
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A COLD WAVE.
rho aIcreury way Eslow zero in wes.ern

Tho Mercury Way Below Zero in western J
States. 4! {f
Sr. PAUL, MINI, Jan. l2.-Specials
from all parts OF the northwest show
tho coldcst weather OF the season. At
Parkers, S. D., it was 2s below zero this
morning; at Aberdeen it was S5ibelow
and at Yankton 50 below IS IS.
HURON, S. D., Jan. l2-It was 26 de-
grees below zero here this morning, the ;
coldest OF the season. f;}s5 X Z. I.
FARGus FALLS, MINI, Jan. o.-The5
mercury registered % below last night. /
No wind. 535
WHITEHALL, Wis, Jan. l2.--It was 81
below here this morning. This is tho
coldest OF the season. .is .i555
CINcISSATI, Jan. PA heavy fall Of
snow began here at 8 O clock this after
noon and still continues ut midnight.
s AlEMruls, Jan. la.---Nlcmphis is hav.
ing the worst weatherit has experienced
in, five years, and the cold snap seems
general throughout the south. A;sleet
storm setin carlyyesterdaymorning and
continued steadily rnti! tonight, rend:5
ering pedestrianism difficult under.
taking. All lines of cars, as well rs: tel {
egraphic communication isseyerely in
terfered with. III: *
HousroS, TEX, Jan. l22.-Specials TO
the Post from about fifty points in the
south and east Texas arc 10 the effect
that the worst weather prevails that
has ,been,known for many years. Iceiss
common and slcet and snow cover tho
ground in many places.
MovRoE, La, Jan,3 Pa slect and
snow storm, that commenced at a. N. !;
Still continues tonight. IA i5l
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cnrG!nsl slnn,,lin; IS r III. n,

.Lo&DoS, Jan. Cardinal Manning
is III Of congestion sSof the lunSs and,
bronchitis. l7lS l.a
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A GENUINE SENSATION.
Unexpected Evidence in the Balti-
more Investigation.
BRUTAL CHILEAN AUTHORITIES

Refused to Allow tho Wounded
American Sailors Medical Attcn.
tion. and Ono at Least Died of
Blood Poisoning on that Account.
Testimony Of tho United States
Naval Surgeons Which Aggravates
tho Grievance THIS Country Hns
Against Chilc...What tho Invcsti.
cation Shows.
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BENEDICTINE ABBEY BURNED
1t is tho Place Whore tho Famous Bcne.
dictino Ditters Were Made,

dictinc Dltters We're Made.
PARIS, Jan. 12.-Fire broke out last
night in tho Bcnedictine Abbey at
Pccamp, department OF Seine Infourio,
and notwithstanding tho efforts OF the
tircmen, who were aided by the monks
OF the abbey, the building was destroyed.
The abbey was noted as being the place
where the celebrated Benedictine
iquer was manufactured.
The flames broke out afresh this af.
ternoon in part OF theinstitution that
was still standing and soon two hum
dred thousand bottles OF liquor were
burning,a and astock OF l 800 hectolitresof
alcohol stored in the cellars was in ngreat
danger. Explosions were heard in the
cellars at short intervals.
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ALBANY, .. y, Jan. 70. Senator Ed
wards, the independent Republican,
whose presence resulted In a quorum
being present at the organization of;the
senatelby the Democratic majority. has
been made chairman Of the committee
on railroads. 81 : 5l5Is5
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nerr Werr,,n,utl,. yc,r.xv IIl.

BERLIN, Jan. 12.-Hcrr Wermuth, the
German commissioner TO the Colum.
bian Exposition, who ill With 5intlu-
enza, is IN q critical condition.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Ways and Means Committee WIN
Not Hayo Long Hearings.
l GENERAL WRONG IMPRESSION

Regarding tho Workings OF tho
Mckinley Act..-Importcrs Propose
10 Show that the Imports of WOolcn
Goods Have Fallen on Moro Than
Finy Per Ccnt...Thc Proceedings of
Congrcss...Mr. NiQrrison's Opinion
of the Supreme Court Decision TINT
witnesses Need Not Criminntc
Themselves. ri.
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WasHtSsros, d. O., Jan. IL telo.
gram was received at the war depart.
~ geAt to-day saving that guard Of SOL
t,eTs W. accompanying an army paymas.
@I W., mad been attacked Burroughs ut No.
SsS, ssls,, Arizona, and that tho sergeant
i" %"'' been arrested by the civil authors
Iiss in,s, lpF his share in the fight tllat fol-
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Z INSTRUCTED FOR BLAINE.
Philadelphia Declares for tho AIalno 1In
Il. tsi,;sts mt tho Priuprics ,sis

PHlLApELrHlA, Jan l2.-As result
ofthe Republican primaries held here
tonight to elect delegates to the state
convention that will elect delegates to
tho national convention So out OF IS
delegates were elected with instructions
tovote for James G. Blaine for Presi-
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K PARIS, Jan. l2.-A1. Floquet was re-.
elected president OF the chamber OF de-
,puties to-day. u. n
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THEY THREW STONES.


-
Chilean Touchs Insultcd Commander
Evans, Of the Yorktown.
WAsHlSGroS, D. c., Jan. 1.-THE fol,
lowing cable message from Commander
Evans, commanding the gun boat York
town, the only United States vessel now
in Chilean waters, was made public this
afternoon s.
VALPARAISO, Jan. 0. Z
Secretary Of The Nary
Yesterday afternoon my gig while ly.
ing of the landing place, waiting, was
stoned by three mon in crowd OF bad
characters. No one injured. visited
Immediately tho senior Chilean naval
officer atloat and requested him to mott.
fy the police authorities that demand.
ed their efficient protection, and that il
the offcnse was repeated l would take
tho matter in my own hands and pro-
tect my men with arms. Much regret
was expressed by the Chilean senior
naval officer. who went at once to the
police. To-day l have assurance that
the parties will be punished and pro-
lection given. (Signed.) EVANS.
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Chilean Trouble Discussed by tho cabino,

Chilean Trouble Discussed by tho Cabinet.
:WAsHISGroS, D. c., Jan. l2.-Thc
trouble with Chile was tho principal
topic OF discussion at the meeting Of the
cabinet to-day, with n view OF transfer
Of the further consideration OF the
subject to Congress. 1t is understood
that tho entire correspondence will be
submitted to Congress early next week.
All members Of tho cabinet were
present at to-day's meeting except
Secretary Foster, who is at Fortress
Monroe. 4. 49,
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THE DUKE E0OF. CLARENCE.
Lying Very III with Pneumonia at
Sandringham Hall. N
GREAT ANXIETY IN ENGLAND

Over tho Prospect that the Heir to
tho Throne VIII Dio...Bcncdictino
Abbey, Famed as tho Place whcro
tho Noted "Etttcrs" aro Made,
Burned to the Ground.-.Thc situn-
tion In Tangicr..-Fcarful Rayagcs
Of tho Grip Throughout Europe.
Other Foreign News.
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81. PETEssEvRd, JaRslo Anti.Jewish
have occurred III many vii.
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VALPARAISO, Jan. 0.
CHILE'S NAVY
Not Larger Than Ours-Secretary Tracy
No. Corrects n Fnlse Rouort. ,

Not Larger Than Ours-secretary Tracy
Corrects n False Report.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 12.-secre-
tary Tracy desires to have it known
that he did not say. as he has been
widely reputed as saying, that the naval
strength of Chile is greater than that OF
the United States. "What did say"
remarked the secretary this afternoon,
"was that I believed Chile was ambi.
tious to maintain stronger naval
power in the Pacific than any other
nation and that ii there had been no
war in that country and shc had not
lost her ships, and if the three now
ships constructed for her in Europe
were out, she could have done eycry-
thing she pleased with our Pacific
squadron. ! was not speaking, how
ever, OF our naval strength as 4 whole,
for the reason that our Pacific and
Atlantic squadrons combined are much
larger and more powerful than the
Chilean fleet"
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LIyERfooI Jan. y Arrived, Queen,
New York. ,5!II
QgEESsrowS, ,sJsn. la-Artiycd, Brit.
ish Princess, philalelpllia. N A
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THE INDIANAPOLIS STRIKE

No Nearer Scttlement-Both Sides Still
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
CIRCUIT COURT.

c. E. Iverson, native Of Germany,
was admitted to citizenship.
In the case OF State v. Frank Martin,
indicted for robbery,in stealing watch,
there was q plea Of guilty to petit lar
ceny and q sentence Of seven months in
jail, the prisoner being credited with
six months he has already been in
prison.
In the case Of the State V. Frank
Former, convicted Of cutting Charles
Whitesides, the motion for new trial
was overruled and the defendant was
sentenced to five years in the peniten-
tiarY.
In seven cases Of L. G. Hallock and
others V. Paige, Carey & Co., the gar
nishees OF the Phoenix Powder Company
were ordered released.
In the case OF A. l.. st. Myers v. the
| First National Bank OF Santa Barbara,
the demurrer was overruled and defeD-
dant required to answer In six days.
In the case OF j. r. Handlsn V.
Schilling & Robertson, there was a YER
dict for defendant and a motion for a
new trial.
Arguments were heard 0y Judge
Campbell in the case Of D. H. Harrison
v. the Fraternity Of Financial Co-opera-
ton, Erskine and Alfred Caldwell for
plaintiff, Judge Jacob for defendant.
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ALMOST MURDERED.
A SERIOUS AFFAIR OVER IN MARTINS
FERRY, YESTERDAY.
Leonard Whits Struck on the Head With Brick
and His Skull Frac!ured-Carris Palm@
in Her Great Act Once More.

Yesterday afternoon between three
and four o'clock q serious ARRAY &C.
Cured over at Martins Ferry, which
promises to result in charge OF muir
der being preferred against the criminal
In the case.
This latter parsonage is one Joseph
Morgan, while his victim is Leonard
White. Both the parties are colored.
Morgan took to drink some time yes
terday, and about half past three ne
was in semi-comatose condition, but
full of fight as we'll as of liquor, and
proclaimed himself a "bad niger. +"
About the hour named he ran across
Leonard White. in the Second ward, and
the two men fell out over something.
Morgan seized brick and struck
White fearful blow In the head,
fracturing his skull and stretching
White out on the ground unconscious.
Morgan seems to have been somewhat
sobered by the act, and had presence OF
mind enough to make his way to this
city, evading all the efforts OF the Mar
tins Ferry officers to capture him. Dr.
Shuttleworth was called to view the
wounded man, and pronounced the case
a dangerous one. Late last night
Whites condition was still serious, and
his death is among the probabilities.
Morgan lived in a small frame house
opposite the Sherman House, on Second
street. He is a very large negro, and
very powerful. He was at one time q
hod carrier, and later worked at Nc
Cues livery stable.
The Wheeling police were notified
that Morgan was wanted, but up to q
late hour he had not been found.
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Index to New Advertisements.

SECOND PAGE.
Observation-Disclosures Frew.
THIRD PACK.
Special Attention-John Friedel Co.
FOURTH PAaE.
Dentistry-Drs Mann, Taft 4 Pollock.
Wraps, Suits and Suitings-Geo. &. Stifel &
Low Pricss-Stons & Thomas.
A Fact Of Marvellous Import to All.
TuTH PAGE.
Bargains in Dress Goods-Geo. NJ. Shook &
Co.
y I'D. C.. Funeral Notice.
Opera House.. IL. Emmett
Wanted-COOk.
Wanted-Five Hundred Men.
Opera House-PrOf j. r. Flynn.
Wanted-rwo Bench Carpenters
Wanted-Business Man.
Public Sale Of Household and Kitchen Fur
liture--J. q Heryey.
Ihs Buffet saloon and Restaursnt-Ferd.
Wanted-Girl FOR Homework.
Auction Sale Of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture-W. III. Raller.
For Snlo-StGblo.
For Sale-DrlVing Horse.
FOR sale-Heavy Draught Horse,
WAnted-Girl for 9Ousewor6.
Wanted-LadY Correspondent
Durand's Cherrles-Albert Stole & Co.
Shield Of Honor Funeral Notice-zsne Lodge
SIXTH PAGE.
Nose, Head and Throat-Copelsnd Medical
Institute.
EIaHru PAGE.
The Mineral Wonders OF the World-GreAt
Republic Mining and Milling Company.
TENTH PAGE.
Furnish Your demonstrating Instslment
Company.
Solid Fact Bargsins-L. Metz.
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POLICE COURT.

There were seven cases in this Court
yesterday morning and five last night.
AT the morning session the only point
OF interest was attached to a row be-
tween a married woman, her husband
aud two other men, the cause being
Jealousy growing out Of too great at
tentiOn shown the woman by a man who
was not her husband. 1t was settled
on a basis OF So and costs all around.
Louis HOwser, 3 German youth VINO
Twas arrested for bathing before sun
down, got 81 and costs and drunk was
ct of with q dollar.
AT the evening session four vags and
a drunk made up the list.
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j. K. Emmett

]. z. Emmett, who appears here
Thursday, has been paying considerable
attention to his voice the past summer.
He has been under the most celebrated
vocal teacher in New York. The re-
suits will be fully understood and appre-
ciated by his many admirers when they
hear his new song "Alpine Rover" In
his play of Fritz in Ireland" there Is
no sweeter charm than the cuckoo song,
the child's lullaby and the warbling
song. Every one Of them goes straight
to the heart. 1t was composed espec-
tally for him. Emmett is supported, in
a musical way, by cute little Baby
Spencer with songs Of her own. Seats
on sale Monday.
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CARRIE ON A TEAR.
She Creates Disturbance and is Placed
In Jail.

She Creates q Disturbance and Is Placed
In Jail.
Carrie Palmer, the well-known pro-
prietress of an Eoff street bagnio, again
languishes in durance vile.
Yesterday afternoon Carrie filed uI
on bad whisky. She is not an angel at
any time, and especially when she gets
outside of a certain quantity of corr
Juice. AS lover Carrie is simply ''out
of sight" For some time past she has
been lavishing her affections upon q
wellknown young man. 1t is unnec-
essary to mention his name at this time,
as she has often dragged him into
prominence by her vagaries.
Whenever this lover looks at another
girl, Carrie is moved by the "green'
eyed monster" and proceeds to give heI
rival the dinky-dink, which translated
into pure Anglo-SaXon means stern
rebuke. The rebuke usually takes the
form of lovely black eye, threat
against the rivals life, or merely
verbal denunciation, couched in lam
guage not usually heard in polite socie'
ty, all depending upon her conception
OF the gravity of the otfense.
As before stated, yesterday afternoon
Carrie got gloriously full, and started
In search Of her lover. She went to
we'll known boat house and demanded
admission. Finding the door locked,
she proceeded to beat campaign march
upon 1t with her hands and feet, accom-
panying it with volley Of threats and
abusive language. Constable Laughlin
witnessed the affair, and persuaded
Carrie to accompany him TO the office OF
Justice Ankle. The Justice, in view of
her condition, remanded her to jail, In
order to give her an opportunity to
sober up, and set her hearing for Mon
day morning at ten o'clock.
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HOOPS PILLS cure constipation.
Fine sponges.

John Coleman, the druggist on the
corner of Chapline and Twenty-third
streets, has the largest exhibition Of
sponges in his show windows ever seen
in this city.
1t consists principally Of the well
known varieties of Bath, Sleeps Wool,
Florida Yellow, Nassau and Mediter-
anean sponges.
A miniature house made entirely Of
potter's sponges, is special attraction
to his window. 1t is quite pretty and a
novel idea.
Mr.. Coleman carries the largest stock
of potter's sponges in this city. As he
makes 2 speciality of this department,
he can serve his potter friends with the
best sponges at the lowest possible
prices.
We would advise all potters to see
this new stock soon.
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A Gard.

Recently a notice appeared in the
REGISTER to the effect that Mr.. George
+. Hoke was no longer in our employ.
Although there was no intention on our
part in any way to reflect upOa Mr..
Hoke, but simply to notify the public
that our business relations had ceased,
it nevertheless appears that Mr.. Hoke
takes exceptions to the publication. 1
therefore desire to say, in this public
way, that there was no intention,
either near or remote, TO reflect upon
the gentleman's character in any way
whatever. d. GUNDLING.
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COVERED WITH SORES.
Tried the Doctor and Almost Everything
Could Think OF But Nothing
Helped Ne.
Thought Would Try Cuticura Remedies.
In One Week L Was
Cured.

tried the CUTIcURA REMEDIES and they did
everything fos me. My head and body were
covered with some kind OF sores. and tried al.
most everything / could think Of, and finally
tried the doctor, but nothing helped me. After
reading your advertisement, thought wou
try CUTcURA REMEDIES. l bought the CUTI
cURA, CUTICURA SOAP and the CUTICURA Re-
SOLVENT, and one week after / began using
them my sores dried up, aud / have not had
them since.
MRS. E. A. JONES. Mcintosh. Ga.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.

Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday.
The following transfers Of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made August 2, 1892, by W. B.
Simpson, executor Of the will OF Will
liam Busby, to B. +. CALDWELL, for 40
feet s inches of ground on Market
street. Consideration, S1s, 500.
Deed made September %, 1892, by
Susan Rosenlieb and Samuel Rosenlieb
to Alice M. and Kate M. Baggs, for 30
feet Of ground on Huron street. Con-
sideration, $40.
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Mr. PhiInott,a Funeral.

The funeral Of the late o. S. Phllpott
will take place from the family resi-
dence on Twenty-third street this after
noon at three o'clock. 1t will be under
the auspices of Nelson Lodge, No. 30,
A. +. and A. M. Services will be held
at the house, after which the remains
will be sent to Ravenna, Ohio, for In
terment,
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Picnic and Lawn Fete.

The picnic and lawn fete given at
Archibald's Grove yesterday by the
Knights of the Mystic Chain and the
ladies' organization was complete sue
cess. During the afternoon music was
furnished for dancing and there was an
abundance of refreshments. In the
evening the grounds were lighted and
the crowd was larger than during the
afternoon.
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The Last Chance.

Talk about mines, but the Last
Chance, at Creole, is indeed leader.
Since the present owners began work
ing the property Qess than year, the
Chance has sent out million dollars
worth OF ore, and will doubtless pay
over 81, 200, 600 in the first year OF its
working. A careful estimate at present
places the ore in sight at a million and
half. The Last Chance is stocked at
SIS, 600, 900, upon which sum the product
of the mine will pay 25 per cent. per
year-a good investment. Stock is held
at par and is worth II. Mr.. Ralph
Granger, Of Norte, owns one-third Of
the Last Chance stock, and for August
banked $40. 900 as his share OF the prof
its-Or at the rate Of about S50O,O00 per
year. 1t is doubtful If there is another
man In the West enjoying such prince
~ income to-day. The Last Chance
mine at Creole Is about as good as the
beSt-DCRUer Mining Exchange Journal
The Last Chance Mine referred to
above Is IN the same great ore vein as
the Happy Thought" mine advertised
In this issue Of the REGISTER
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

THE Emerson Piano can be found
from Maine to California. from the
Pine Tree State to the Gulf OF Mexico.
The entire country is enthusiastic over
the Emerson Piano. 1t has the world $
greatest improvements, and is acknowl-
edged as the leading piano of the pres
emit age, and may be found in the homes
Of the best families. All styles in plain
and fancy cases at Houses Music Store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

Ifyou need spectacles, eyes tire or head
aches when reading or sewing, consult
and have your eyes carefully and scien-
u6caliy examined for glasses, without
charge, by Prof. Shelf, the Scientific
Optician, corner Main and Eleventh
streatg >. n. Il. q D .
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
sWARACkER.

Having Just returned from the Eastern
Murig-t every department Ia our establish
mgnt 81 fun OF the very latest the season
affords, in Dress Trimmings especially.
We are showing some very rich novelties.
For this week only we will sell our new
line OF Embroidered Hankerchiefs at one
half their actual value.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
wHEELING PARK.

The ansst pleasure ground Ina the State
Sacred concerts every sunday afternoon
BIZ the full opera House Orchestra. A ride
10 the PARK on sunday IA q recreation to
everyone that works All week
The elm Grove Railroad, with Its in
creased facilities, can accommodate All
visitors
Organize your Ten Pin Clubs and secure
the Alleys In time, also secure dates for
Pfcnics through Park Telephones Nos.
zoe aud 6O4, or apply TO Col. August Rolf
MANAGER, city
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
CHOW Dan. Prlde Tobaeoo.

Manufactured by P II. Hanes & Co.,
and for sale at the following places: M.
E. Bashar's, VIM. Gruber's. H. Meder
& Bros, Hornbrook & Morris, Thos.
Killeen's. f. NJ. Works. Wheeling, w.
Va, T. P Hoffman's, Fulton, W. Va;
Jno. G.. Raab, Elm Grove. w. Va.
p. 81. HAMS & Co.,
Winston, n. G.
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THR NEWS OF THE DAY.
Prog FIvnn a. the opera House.

Tomorrow evening Prof. ]. F. Flynn,
the noted Irish mesmerist, will open
q three nights and Wednesday matinee
engagement at the Opera House. His
performances are very highly spoken OF
by the press of other cities, and he Is
said to be an artist In his profession.