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The record-union., 1892-06-10
FIRE At ANGELS CAMP.
A Monitors Heavy Stream Pre-
vents Great Damage.
TWO ELK GROVE HORSE-THIEVI,5
CAUGHT IN NEVADA.

Fitteen-Inning Baseball Game at the
Bay-Dr. Ryer Leaves a Third of
His Big Fortune to Charity-One OF
Jesse Foulke's NIurderers Ex-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-06
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
Individuals.
Mrs. Geo. Wells, of Allegheny, is guest
of South Side friends.
Miss Daisy Heryey, of the Island, is Wis
ting friends in the East.
John G.. Martin and wife, Of Shinnston,
are guests of South Side friends.
Mrs. Chas. Killmyer and children have
returned from visit to New York an d
Baltimore.
John F. Sweeney and James Anderson,
of Wheeling, are visitors in the city to-day.
-Pdrkersburg Sentinel.
Mrs. Ella DEl9n-Martin, of Chicago, ILL.,,
is visiting her father, Capt. VIM. Dillon, at
No 102 Fifteenth street.
Mrs. John M. Davies, Of New Castle, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs John Hughes,
on South Chapline street.
Chas Hortman and family, of South Eof
street, have returned from four weeks
sojourn at Mt. Clemens, Mich.
McLURE.-C. w. Coleman, of Charles
ton; H. @. Hervey, Of Wellsburg; G. p.
Dorr, of Addison; A. L. Poole Of Friend
ly.
George Hirth, of Allegheny, came down
Yesterday to attend the Primus Club hop.
He is a guest of Charles Halter OF the East
End.
Miss Louisa Snyder, Of Sixteenth street,
who has been visiting friends in Pittsburg
and Allegheny for some time, has returned
home.
Rev. Writ and wife, of Huntington, are
visiting at the residence of Dr. H. p. Ford
a week or two, preparatory to going to La
fayette, Ind, to make visit.
Mrs. A. L. Murdoch, Department Presi-
dent Of the Woman's Relief Corps of this
State, arrived home yesterday, having
spent pleasant week at Kingwood with
relatives after attending the National En-
campment at Washington, d. @.
H.W. Semple, OF Wellington, o., who
has been visiting friends in Washington,
d. c., stopped over in the city yesterday
and was the guest of G. w. Brunswick for
few hours Mr.. Semple is a first class
business man. He was favoraoly i'm
pressed with this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-06

second Annual Gathering Of the state
Association


second Annual Gathering OF the State
Association
The West Virginia Dental Associa-
ton held its second annual meeting at
the Mcclure House parlors yesterday.
The sessions were interesting and
profitable, Nearly all Of the dentists In
this city were present. and the follow
ing were among the visitors: ii. j.
Jones and C. Fl. Bartlett, OF Parkers-
burg; Geo. /. Keener, OF Morgantown;
j. n. MahaR and ]. A. Houser, OF Char
lesion; w. K. Cummings, OF Wellsburg;
DR.. Devore, of Ravenswood; DR.. De
Normandie, of Claysville, Pa; DR.. Cal
houn, OF Plttsburg; DR.. j. 81. Hunt, OF
Cadiz; DIR. J. z. Templeton, OF Pitts
burg, and DR.. Furbay, Of st. Clairsville.
The meeting was called TO order at ii
o'clock by President DR.. Il. b. Harri-
son, Of this city, after which the Secre-
tary, Dr.. G.. l. Keener, of Morgantown,
called the roll. A morning programme
had been arranged, but was not car
ried out The afternoon meeting was
called to order at 2 o'clock with a
larger attendance than Ia the morning.
President Harrison delivered brief
address replete with practical sugges-
tions and good points. He was follow
ed by DR.. n. Mahsn, who read care
fully prepared paper upon Practical
Dentistry" which was we'll received.
The paper was freely discussed, and
after transocting routine business the
body adjourned.
At the evening session the first busl-
ness transacted was the election OF OIL
GERS, which resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, DR.. +. Mahan, Of Charlestoh;
President, DR.. Tener, OF Wheel
ing; Treasurer, DR.. Jones, Of Parkers-
burg; Secretary, DR.. Keener, Of Nor
gantown. Two new Directors were
chosen, DR.. Mason and Dr. Devore.
Parkersburg was selected as the place
for holding the next meeting.
After finishing up the business before
the body Dr. j. e. Tempeton read an
admirable paper upon "0mnium Gath
erum," and was followed by DR., IL. K.
Jones in a we'll written essay. The
topics treated by these gentlemen were
then discussed fully by the body, led by
the President. The Association ad-
iourned finally at the close Of the
meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-06
TIE SOCIAL MAZE.
What Is Going on in Festive Ciraes About
Town.

what Is Going on in Festive Circles About
Town
Mrs. julius POLLOCK has issued invita-
tions for an afBruoon reception next
Tuesday at heFhome on Chapline street
The hours6f the reception are from 3
to 5p.A.
4here will be quiet wedding in the
FparorS of Hotel SJamm next Wednes-
day, the contracting parties being Mr..
Frank G. Hoffman, of the firm OF John
@. Hoffman s. Sons, and Miss Emma
Stamm, the accomplished daughter OF
Mrs. Henry Stamm.
On Tuesday evening at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. j. 7. Mcclure there was a
pleasant social gathering In honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Booth, OF Texas,
and also to DR.. and Mrs. John Il.
Dlckey, who left yesterday morning for
months trip to Colorado.
There was a pleasant gathering Tues
day evening, given by DR.. and Mrs.
Leon Refer at their apartments on
Chapline street,in honor Of DR.. Refers
cousin, Miss Lillian Burkhart, OF the
'Incog" dramatic company, and her
sister, Miss Stella Burkhart, of Pitts
burg.
Invitations were received in the city
yesterday from Mrs. Mary Black Cra-
craft, announcing the marriage OF her
daughter, Julia, to Mr.. John Potter
Hume, Tuesday evening, October eigh-
teenth, at o'clock, at st. Matthew's
P. E. church, in this city. The couple
will be at home Marshtield, Wisconsin,
after November second.
The Knights Of ST. George bowling
party at Seibert's last evening was a
complete success. Twenty couples
went ont on the seven o'clock motor,
and sides were chosen, captained re-
spectlvely by Geo. Mathison and Albert
Hadlich. Each side was successful In
one contest. The best score, 300, was
made by Mr.. Hadlich. All returned on
the ten o'clock motor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-06

If you feel faint nervous, dull, tired,
languid, low spirited, lifeless and miser-
able, experience a faintness, sense of full
ness or bloating after eating, have irregu-
lar appetite, constipated bowels, frequent
headaches, wakeful or disturbed and I'M
refreshing sleep, with weak back, back
ache, dragging down pains, irregularities,
failing. etc, 90 Instantly to the drug store and
oct for 500 a bottle Of DR.. Grcenc's Nerulrd
blood and nerUe remedy, tCbich Is the greatest
boon TO lCOmen epcr discoUered, aud bB its use
be restored to sound, healthy and rigorous
t00mdnhOOd.
You need not fear to use 1t, for it Is pure
ly vegetable and perfectly harmless, and 1t
will bring back strength TO your nerves,
freshness to your complexion, brightness
to your eyes, and the bloom OF health TO
your checks.
The discover of the great remedy, DR..
Greene, the most successful specialist in
curing all forms OK nervous and chronic
diseases, IS West Fourteenth street, New
York, can be consulted free, personally or
by letter Call or write him about your
case or send for symptom blank to Ill out,
and letter fully explaining your disease,
giving advice, etc, viii be returned free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-06
TIE City ASSESSMENT.
Very Few Petitions Filed at the Clerks
ONCE, Yesterday

ONCE, Yesterday.
The supply of petitions at the City
Clerks Office, yesterday, was quite
small. The Committee put in the day
in the Fifth and Sixth wards, examining
property regarding which complaint
had been made.
Following are the new petitions
handed in:
David Herb, estate, south half lo'
No. 10, square No. 13. Ritchie's add
tion, Eighth ward; 1892, $1,000. "IoC
high"
Balzer Scharff, north half lot No. Ill,
Old Town. 1892, 1900. II think 81, 300
enough"
Jacob Dick, last half lot No. 40, Nos.
1O5 and 1O7 Nineteenth street; 1871 1871
$4,000; 1892. "a, 100. Al Iss.i5 the raise
entirelysoo high"
yaames B. Campbell, 1891, 81, 200, 1892,
so, 200. ~ will sell for S2,200."
David Green; 1891, 81, 200; 1892, 1880.
81 would like to have it reduced to
1891, which was right"
George Schafer, Grandview street,
Second ward; 1892, 81, 100. "The original
cost of the lot was $3.50, and the i'm
provement only cost 5000, or $50 less
than am assessed.
w. B. Simpson, executor, Arthur
Little estate, personal, S13,S65. "Che
correct assessment as returned by me
for assessment to Sheriff Steenrod is
5000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-06
A Now Arch Abbott Installed.

PITTsBURG, Pa, October 5.-Rev. Father
Leander Schneurr was installed and}con-
secraied Arch Abbott Of the order of ST.
Benedictine in the United States az La
trobe. Pa, this morning The ceremonies
attending the conservation were conducted
by Rt. Rev. Bishop Pheian IN the monas-
terry of St. Vincents. They we're most i'm
pressive and attracted large number Of
priests, abbotts and BenedfctIne monks
from all over the United States. The new
abbott succeeds Rev Father Andrew Hin
tenbach. who resigned the position June
so. The election Of Father Schneurr was
confirmed OF the Pope, and the Official
papers conveyed to Father Basil, OF the
brotherhood. w1o was officially notified
August Is. Fat Leander Schnearr, the
new Abbott, wasIb In Bavaria fifty-six
years ago, aud q k1e 70 this country, set
Ting in Pitts Z, sixteen years later.
Previous to hi4 Election to the highest
nositfon fn the HnedIetine order be was
pastor Of ST. ry's Church. Allegheny
City. He Eucc4 Arch Abbott Andrew
Hintenfath WI Weigned 70 accept the
presto ne5 Of Beass College. Perm.
illinois.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-06

ArEnor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
PithIly Toid

a1Enor Matters or Interest Briefly ana
l'ithIly Toid
THE mercury never touched 60 degrees
yesterday. AT noon It was IS, and At Z
o'clock ~.
The Tube Rose Fishing Club win give
their third grand ball at Bishops Hall To-
night Mayors orchestra
LOUIS G. COOP was yesterday appointed
executor Of the will Of Joanna w. Good,
deceased. Bond, 5000; no security re-
quired.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
to Charles Z, Kies. native of Barnesylile,
o., aged 90 and Mary B. byron, native
Of Wheeling, aged IS.
THE General Committee on Decoration
and Display for the Columbian Cele0ra-
ton will meet at the Public Library this
evening to hear reports Of sub-commlttees-
A full attendance is desired.
The Republicans of Triadelphia district
will meet at the town hail in Elm Grove,
this evening, to try the new ballot law:
Ballots win be on hand. and the method OF
voting and holding an election under the
new law will be fully explained and tested.
THERE were four cases in Police Court
yesterday morning "Tude" Craft ana
John McAndrews, for importuning people
for money on the streets, went TO the hull
for thirty days. Critic Williams was
fined 81 and costs, and drunk completed
the roll call
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-06
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT, OHIO COUNTY,
Il West Virginia, to-wit:
John II. KempIe and others,

John II. Kemple and others,
Caroline Wheeler and otbers.
The object OF this suit Is 10 obtain pkrtis
ton among the heirs 40 law OF Adeiine Terry,
formerly Adelinc Peppers, now deceased, Of the
north twenty-five feet Of lot numbered lS9 Ia
the city OF Wheeling, Ohio County, West Vir-
ginir. In TIE addition laid OF by Henry Moore,
trustee. which property was conycyei by deed,
dated on tue 18Th DAY Of september IA the year
1889. By 6. o smith and wife, % John A. ARM
strong. trustee, or should the said property NOS
be Susceptible OF partition in kind, TO have
sale thereof and partition Of the proceeds,
and siso % have ascertained and paid out OF
such prOcseds OF sale two claims OF Robert W.
Kyle ana Hugh Hawkins. respectively, for
and materials furnished In putting per-
manent improvements upon the SAID property,
and also 20 have divided among tiIo said heirs.
at-law A certain sun OF money now IN the hands
OF the said John A. Armstrong. trustee. ID q
appearing from an AFFIDAVIT fled IN tn tuee
that the defendants, Caroline Nheelsf, eline
Allcorn, John D. foOte, Matilda McComhs, ALL
Ian Wheatley and Oliver @. Riggls, are nonres.
idents Of the State OF West Virginia. and that
Wesley Kemple aud Charles Reggie, nephew
OF the said AdeliDe Terry. deceased. baye died
leauing children whose names AID residences.
ARE unknown, IL 10 ordered that the said Carol
line Wheeler, Adeline AllcOrn, John 5. toOtet
Allan Wheatly, Matilda McComss and Oliver q.
Riggls and the said unknown children OF Wes-
ley kemple and Charles kig9ie, respectively,
do appear within one month after he date OF
the FIRST publication OF this order aud do what
a necessary 10 protect their interests. Il
further ordered that this order be published and
posted as required by law
tines. John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of our said
court at the Court House Of said county, this
5th day OF October f592. to-wft. October Rules,
iS9z JOBN W. MITCHELL. CLERK.
Published first time October 9th, I6g2.
Attest: JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
HEEEY u. RUSSELL, Solicitor for Complainant
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THOSE OPERA TICKETS.
a Big Advance Sale for ''Tar and Tartar"
Next Monday Night.

n Dig AuNhnAo sure lar dhu AhAtNN
Next Monday Night.
It is pretty definitely settled that
there will be a throng Of people at the
Opera House on Monday evening next,
when the comic opera, Tar and Tar
tar" holds forth. The reserved seat
plan was opened up yesterday morning
at S O'Clock at Houses music store, and
there was quite a rush. Within short
time nearly all the orchestra and dress
circle seats were sold.
There was some criticism concerning
the number of seats that were already
checked off when the plan was opened,
a practice that naturally enough is
hardly in accord with theater goers gen.
orally. There was quite large num-
Der of seats checked yesterday when
the plan opened, and even those who
first applied after eight o'clock were
unable TO get seats they had calculated
upon, and In some instances were a long
ways removed from what they wanted.
The sooner this practice is abolished the
sooner will the patrons be better salts
fed.
There are a few seats remaining.
Seats in the balcony are now on sale.
Those desiring to witness this great
opera should secure their seats at once,
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stealing gs.

The electric motor company has
been caused considerable Inconvenience
lately on account of the petty thefts Of
the crowd of small boys who congre-
gate on Twenty-seyenth street, than
whom there is no collector Of more mis-
chievious and annoying kids in the city.
Yesterday morning five flags and Ian
tern were stolen, and an officer was
notified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-06

SATURDAY, October sth, at 1 o'clock
D. M, will sell SO acres OF land in lots
OF 10 acres or more to suit purchasers.
This will be sold on tho farm two and
one-half miles from Martins Ferry on
the Mt. Pleasant Pike. 1t is excellent
land for farming, gardening and frnit
raising. 1t lies well, is on good road
and is close to the city. Terms easy.
1t has good improvements and is well
watered. Inquire Of,
+. j. A. DRENNEN,
Telephone sri. Martins Ferry, o.
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THEN AND NOW.

In view OF the utterance Of the Pc
publican State convention IN itsvblat-
form and the present attitufs Of the
Fntslligcqeer in regard q Democratic
management Of affairs il West Virginia
the following from 56o I,teuigencer Of
June 4, 1891 is highly interesting:
The mteiigsFcer takes this good opDor-
tunlty 20 E5miud the capitalists Of the
world that West Virginia is not hostile to
/ capit1. To has taken no part IN that leGiSla-
/ TIRE rage lrhich has S0ight 20 take capital by
/ 4c throat and choke the life ont Of TO-
Legislation as vicious as any that has
been passed i'm other States has been advO-
Gated IN this, but public opinion
dividing on HO party tines, has been so
strongly averse that these efforts, as often
as they have been repeated and as persist
emily as they have been made have died
a-bOrning.
The great West has amused itself by
ripping capital up the back West Vir-
ginia has eXerted herself TO bring in CAPT.
tai. 20 keep 10 ia and 70 induce more capt.
tai 20 come by treating well that which is
already here. Whether In the coal mine,
the forest, the railroad or in manutactur-
ing industries, West Virginia offers to cap
ital a cordial welcome, and points 20 her
lars in proof Of the security of her PROBES
siOns.
This was what the TltsuHJencer said
last year when there was no political
campaign in progress and no reason to
tell anything but the truth about the
government Of West Virginia under
Democratic administration.
Maybe Col. HART can reconcile the
wild and denunciatory Republican
platform and his present hostile atti-
tude toward Democratic rule in West
Virginia with the above words from his
pen, written about a year ago.
Come, BIRDIE, explain.
ACCORDING to all reliable information
up to date the g, o. p. believes that q
high tariff insures high wages resulting
from high prices.
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tNi Nae'N '.r~ r.
Aswgills. OcloberTtR at ? p. IN.
Heaters. October Sth, 81 p p. 10.
ll D. Posi- Democratic candidate for Elector
nom the First district, viii speak At the follow
ine places in Tyler county:
Cenusville, October 9th, at P. m
Meadyille, October 7th, at P. m.
Eriendly October Sth, at p. N.
slstersyille, October Sth, night.
u Congressman John o. Pendleton viii address
Gre people Of Wetzel county At the following
times and places:
At Burton, Monday night October 10th, At z
O'Clock.
AZ Earnshaw, Tuesday, October 18th, at
s'cl0ck p, N.
at Uniontown Jno. Lavelle's), wednesday,
October 18th, at q o'clock p m.
a. Pine Grove, Thursday, October 18th, st 2
yciock p. u.
Al. wneyvine. Friday, October i4'h, At
click p. N.
Al Red Mills, Saturday, October 18th, at
clock pm.
bon. 4. S. Riley, candidate for Attorney Gen
ai, or some other good speaker, viii be with
4Nr Pendieton on THIS tour, and viii also ad-
.Cress eacn meeting.
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viii Locate In Fulton.

There was largely attended meet
ing OF the Wheeling Butchers Associa-
ton last night, AID il was finally de-
cided by vote to locate the proposed
abattoir and refrigerator structure in
Fulton. A committee from the Asso-
citation visited Moundsville, but were
not fully satisfied with the location.
There are three or four pieces OF land
being considered in Fulton, and just
which one they will purchase will prob
ably be decided In few days.
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trade th2t promises 70 have mora VIDE
spread results than any Of the previous
troubles that have occurred between the
masters and the operatives, anu "a tne
ship-bullding trade in tue Clyde, only one
third OF the berths are occupied, ana no
new orders are ia hand. Ii Is said that
fifteen thousand hands who were employed
In various capacities about the yards, are
idle, and those who are still at work are
working on short time. To make matters
worse for the employees, the masters nave
now decided 70 make q general reduction
in wages and have announced thai the le-
ducton is take effect October 10.
The CLYDE miners have also been notified
that their wages viii be reduced six pence
per day on and after the tenth Of the cur
rent month.
We waste the space to publish this to
show our readers how hard up the m
telltgencer and its party is for political
material. There is no news in the
dispatch and il certainly has no possible
bearing on the political situation il the
United States. We have twice as much
news Of that sort in our own country
which is not rumOrs Of strikes bat actual
strikes, lock-outs and reductions of
wages, Of which there have been five
hundred and more since the passage Of
the Mckinley tariff iniQuity; and this
news the IRtelltgeacer has religiously
crowded out" whenever it was posi-
bic.
While on this subject It would not
hurt any one but the Repub-
lican organ to note the fact
that the Tntelllgncer failed to
publish a third Of the news from Flor
ida that came to 10 yesterday morning
over the Associated Press wires; it made
no mention Of the clean Democratic
sweep Of the State, the increase Of Is
600 or 10000 in the Democratic major
ity and the enormous Republican loss.
That is the latest instance Of the sup
preston Of news for political reasons by
the IntelIigencer. The straight Associ-
ated Press matter the IBtelligeRcer has
suppressed since the opening Of the
campaign, because its publication
would hurt it's party, would fill many
columns in that sheet.
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DEmooaArIO CLUB mErrINss.

The following named Democratic Clubs will
p. upon tao days mentioned during the cam
"a:
- Dlstics Club, Bishops Hail. Eigh-
every Thursday evening At $3.50
rict Club. at club room. Twenty
-et streets, every Tuesday even
k
Trladelphia district Leather
lse, every Friday evening at
y yriadelphia district, Kim
I'm Grove, every Thursday
o'clock.
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y 10. n q UII-LIII3Ie
Solicitors FOR Complainant.
NOVICE TO TAKE pEPosITIoNs

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West
Virginia.
Louis f. stifel, administrator 4 b. n. G. L. a. OF
the estate OF Frederick W. Lindemanu, deceased,
VS..
Henry F. Lindenann and others.
The defendants In the above entitled case viii
take notice thai the dispositions Of Henri Kern.
John A. LIndemann and Louis r. Stifel wall be
taken at the Office OF Henry A. Russell, No 1871
haPiinc street Nheeline. Vast Virgins. on
Wednesday. the 9th day Of November. sea be-
tween the hours q O'Clock T. m an 6 o clock
p. M 70 be rad in evidences on Be ali OF the
plaintlf IN tie above entitled ca -. And II
from any cause the taxing OF suc.s dispositions
shall not Be begun. or liavfsR been begun. shall
not bB concluded on that day. tie taking OF the
same wi; be adio8rEel from III d nZne at the
same place untl. they shall b u Nj
l.EOfGt K. r. cIb# -ed
HENRY n RIS5F#
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Al ASTONISHING KICK.

The complaint Of the chairman Of
the Republican county committee
against the employment OF deputy, or
clerk by the assessor to facilitate the
work OF registration is convincing proof
Of the total unfairness OF the Republi-
can plan Of campaign.
The thing which the Republicans OBJ
ject TO in Ohio County Republican As
SCISSORS all over the State are doing, and
have a legal right to do. 1t is nonsense
to suppose that the Assessors in pop
ulous counties can attend to the work
of listing all voters without the help Of
deputies or clerks.
Furthermore. why should there be
objection to the listing of every legal
voterP Is it because the Republican
committee has notified eUeIy Republican
poter n, Ohio county to register and hopes
that the Assessors will be unable to
register every Democratic voter? We
can imagine no other reason for this
astonishing protest against the employ
ment by the Assessors Of the assistance
necessary to insure the right Of every
legal voter to cast his ballot.
IL is the duty Of the Assessors to see
shat every legal voter is on the list and
no friend Of free and honest elections
will complain Of anything that is done
30 facilitate the work.