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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
united Brethren AppOIntments.

The following is the full list of ap-
uointments of the Church Of United
Brethren in Christ, made by the Park
ersburg annual Conference:
Parkersburg District-C. H. Cox, Pre-
sidining Elder. Parkersburg station, A
G.. Halterman; Parkersburg circuit, w. d.
Herndon: Pennsboro circuit, G.. ID. Hold
en-; Middle Island, G.. A. Davis: Mt Olive
H. r. Hess; Hessville, ID. Il. Weaver
Huntington. w. II. Albert; Little's Mills
A. Wright: Sylvan Mills, s. r. Bowman
Cairo, @. w. Weekly; Troy r., NJ. Hill
Tayernville, Z. l.. Reese; Bethlehem, a
Hendrickson: Mt Zion, A. S. Rifle
Smithton, A. j. Lyon.
Buckhannon District-R. A. Hill, Pre-
siding Elder Buckhannon Station, q. n
DOYLE; Buckhannon Circuit. A. 5. Blogg
Freemansburg, X. Wood; Cedaryilie, A. II
Hooker; Sutton, l.. Rexroad; Barbour. d.
w. Cunningham; Belington, j. n. Hanes
Kearns, w Z. Grail; Evansville, 5. N
STEPHENS; Nestorville. q. Y. Palmer
Grafton, to be supplied; Tunnelton, w. S
Davis: Glade, J. T. Johnson; Hartman, f
p. Aliender; Terra Alta, b. L. Parish
Philippi, H. .. Ross; Lewis, II. 3. 3
Ames; Upshur, w. r. Cunningham.
West Columbia District, j. A. Blagg
Presiding Elder-Ripley circuit, l.. Nj
Carder; Cottageville, C. E. Chalfant
Sandy, j. w. Wingreve; Morristown, j
w. Avis; Walton, L. Stead; Wood, j. 5
Loughton; New Haven, q. w. Pringle
Union, w. M. Slaughtin; Bethel, A. p
Sallaz; Buffalo, J. NJ. Hart; Thirteen, H
Rymer; Fairplain, J.pervis; Huntington
c. Robinson; Elk City, j. T. Pritcnard
Red House, J. A. Davis; Milton, j. F. NJ
Hill. S. A. Shonabargar, agent Of TIT
West Virginia Normal and Classica
Academy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05

The debris from the old stacks and
walls of the Belmont glass factory are
being rapidly cleared away. The lines
were laid yesterday for the foundation
walls of the new building to be erected
by the Novelty Stamping Company. 1t
is expected that the building will be
completed by the first Of December.
Mrs d. A. Henderson,, of Sisters
Vile, w. Va, was calling on friends in
this city yesterday. She reports that
the Sistersville oil field promises TO be
the largest in the United States. There
are 65 wells drilling, the present out
put being II 900 barrels per day.
Sentiment in favor of a proper observ-
ance of Columbian Day in this city is
being worked up nicely, and the indi-
cations are that it will be quite large
affair. Several OF the secret socities
and the schools will in all probable y
assist in the demonstration.
Democrats in this city were jubilant
yesterday over the report that Judge
Gresham, Judge Cooley and Hon.
Wayne MacVeagh had Topped for
Cleveland. They recognize that this
portends Democratic tidal wave in
November
Another conference on the long stand
ing controversy of street crossing over
the railroad tracks on Belmont street
will be held on Saturday, between the
b. 81 0. railroad officials and a commit
tee of Council members and citizens.
The old Ayers building on South
Union street, recently purchased by II.
T. Day, is being remodeled for gro
Gerry. A new front will be put in and
the partition torn out Of the fist floor
room.
Beginning the first of next week the
two banks 10 this city will be governed
by Eastern Standard time. The saw
ings department will be open on Satur-
day evenings from Z to o'clock, same
| time.
II. D. Dougherty, of the firm Of Day
& Dougherty, contractor, was in the
city yesterday. He is experimenting
work on the pixies in Jefferson county.
Miss Anna Warnock and Miss Ella
! Myers, Of Warnock, called on friends in
this city yesterday. Miss Warnock will
visit friends at Beallsville, o.
Prosecuting Attorney Hollingsworth
and Newell K Kennon, ESQ, Of ST..
Clairsville, were in the city yesterday
The Republicans have decided to or
ganize a marching club.
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MARTINS FERRY.

The Opera House promises to be
crowded next Saturday evening to wit
ness e. J. Hassan's "One of the Finest, J"
said to be one OF the best attractions on
the road to-day. The management is
under great expense to get this attrac-
ton and should be well patronized.
The druggists who have been hand
ling the school books have agreed to
Quit the business, as the small margin
with the trouble OF exchanging books
renders it impossible to make it pay, A
meeting OF the School Board was called
for last evening to elect an agent.
A prominent contractor of this city
told a gentleman that the reason some
OF the work was going along so slow on
some of the new buildings is on account
of the scarcity of carpenters.
Rev. G.. P. Macklin, an eloquent
speaker, addressed a large and en-
thusiastic meeting at Commercial Hall
last night on political issues from a
prohibition standpoint.
Col. Poorman has notified the Com
mittee on Invitation that he cannot be
present on Columbian day, as he has
been engaged for a speech in another
part OF the county.
A FIVE year old child of Mr. and Mrs.
Lindermuth, Of the Third " ard. burned
its hands badly yesterday morning by
picking up hot coal that had fallen
from the fire.
Sheriff Scott. John Pollock and A. z.
Blair. Of St. ClairsyilIe, were In town
yesterday on business.
. Council met in regular session las
Sleht and passed on the different bi
' before them,
Ida Cope, Of Smithheld, is
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MURDERED BY NCHES


Al Fiendlsh Deed by a Woman-A shoe
Knife Pressed slowly Into Cobblers
Left Lung
New YonK, October 3.-Next door to
q Chinaman's laundry, In the cellar OF
the tenement house at No. 334 First
avenue. Frederick Levy has second
hand shoe store. Mr.. Levy Is the COB
bier. shortly after O'clock this morn
ing Levy was sorting old shoes In MS
store. His clerk, Henry Myers, was
helping him. AS Levy put two pairs OF
shoes on a show case 10 corner OF the
shop Patrick Geoghegan walked In with
a woman known as Margaret GeOghegan'
Geoehegan picked up the shoes on the
counter aDd aCdOwn on the lounge. de
tried on the shoes and asked Levy no"
much he wanted for them.
.sFifty cents, said Levy.
80 nell wild YOU" said Geoghegan'
sTll take them along aud won't pay
you a cent" ,,.,-
Lew ran TO the door and tried to lock
il. Geoghegau dropped the shoes and
OrapDled with Levy. The two men fell
m the floor and rolled over, kicking and
fighting. The woman grabbed shoe
knife from the workbench, and as Geo
gheban mined Levy down the woman
struck al him with the knife.
"Don't kin me-" yelled Levy.
.sWon't -" jeered the woman. Just
watch and see"
Never. the clerk, started for Geoghe-
oan The woman saw him and turned.
$40 YOU want cold steel, too?' she
asked. starting towarn Meyer with the
knife.
Never fell back into pile OF shoes.
The woman turned again TO Levy ana
pressed the knife to Levy's left breast
s'Does IL hurt?" she jeered, and as Levy
writhed ia pain she sneered, Then II
hurts 20 be killed, does it?'
Little by little she pressed the knife
against his breast. The blade pressed
through the flesh. The woman held
the knife for a second, and seemed TO
ploat over her victims agony. Then
deeper and deeper she drove It IN, pauS-
ing now and then TO watch the coOoler
writhe. Suddenly she drew out the
knife from the wound and with both
hands drove 10 again into his breast
The blade struck about an inch TO the
left of the first wound, and penetrated
the left lung.
'.Let him go, Paddy" said the woman
10 Geoghegan, as she flung the knife In
Lewis face. "He'S dead, sure, or II he
amt he soon will be"
Levy staggered TO his feet and hur-
ried TO the door He was taken to the
Bellevue Hospital. An examination OF
his wounds showed that his left lung
was perforated, and there was little
hope Of his recovery. The prisoners
were taken TO Bellevue Hospital and
identified by Levy. As the woman
came out Of the ward in which Levy
Law she chuckled to Geoghegan:
"They say he's going to die AMI I'm
glad Of IT,.
"Shut up Meg, shut up, said Geo
ghegan.
The man and woman will De arraign-
ed in the YorkvlIe Court. Geoghegan
is known to the police as a tough and
thug. The woman is about % years
old and is rather pretty.
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Assemble In National Convention In Buff
falo-Business mapped Out.

Assemble In National convention IN hui
falO-Business Mapped Out
BUFFALO, n. Y, October 4.-The
Second Congress Of the Real Estate As
ISOLATION was called to order here to-
day. President Henry.S. Hill, OF the
Buffalo Real Estate Exchange, called
the Congress to order. At this time
there were about 400 delegates present.
The Chicago and several other delega-
tions had not yet arrived owing to late
trains. On the stage were President Is.
A. WE'LL, Of the National Association;
President Hall, of the local association;
Mavor Bishop, Judae Hatch and others.
DR.. Hubbell opened the proceedings
with prayer, after which James Nj.
Coney made neat little speech intro
ducing Governor Flower. Governor
/ Flower, in a few preliminary remarks,
thanked Mr.. Mooney for his cOmpli-
ment. saving that he had only done his
duty. The governors address was fire.
O uently applauded, illusions to the
/ leading citizens OF the country being
/ cheered from different sections OF the
/ hall. He was given hearty round OF
applause at the close OF his speech
/ Mr.. Mooney now introduced Mayor
Bishop, who deli vered al address Of
welcome, and was followed by Judge
Edward NJ. Hatch.
President WE'LL, Of the National AS
ISOLATION, now arose and introduced
| Col. Henry T. Turner, OF Chicago, VINO
/ had Just arrived TO make the assocla-
tion's response TO the addresses OF wei
/ come. He made felicitOus speech. Mr.
Mooney read telegram from Thomas
T. Wright Of Nashville, founder of the
| National Real Estate Association, pre-
/ senting to President WE'LL gavel cut
from one Of the logs hewn by Gen. jack
| son in 1904, and used in erecting his
/ cabin home, and which still stands near
/ Nashville. Mr.. WE'LL, upon receiving
the gavel, requested Mr.. Mooney to con-
\ vev his heartfelt thanks 10
/ Mr.. Wright. President WeilPs an
nual address reviewed the work
accomplished since the Nashville meet
ing, and spoke OF the Importance OF
\ the association to the realty or the
/ country. He recommended the passage
/ OF uniform laws by the several States
/ on real estate and recommended that
/ special committee be appointed, whose
I duty il shall be TO make thorough In
vestigation of the laws Of the different
/ States relating TO this subject, and to
/ formulate such measures as in their
| Judgment could be adopted to advan-
tage in every State and Territory in the
Union. Such a committee should, In
part, be composed Of the legal talent OF
| the country. He also urged the asso-
citation to take up the question OF
better country roads. Other important
subjects TO consider were high office
buildings in cities, 90 year gound leases,
the Torrens system Of registering land
/ titles and title insurance. He also call
ed attention to the great loss of prop
erty annually by fire in the United
/ States and the best measures to stop
this wasteful depletion of the nations
wealth. Since the last meeting boards
and exchanges have been organized in
the cities Of Louisville, Columbus, Cleve-
land, Minneapolis, st. Paul and Super
/ iOr.
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An Express Messengers Tact Rewarded

ST. PAUL. MINI, October 4.-Express
messenger Kennedy was surprised by the
Omaha railway company, which presented
him with handsome gold watch with
long letter commencing him for his bravery
and dutifulness in defending the cOmpany's
property on the night of June 80. Kennedy
had charge Of the express car which was
entered near KasOta by the Sontags on
June 80 at IL p. m. Divining their mis-
sion while they were working at the door
of the car, Kennedy jumped TO the safe,
opened il. threw the money il contained in
to a dark corner aud as quickly closed 1t;
At the entrance the desperadoes demanded
that the safe be opened and were accommo'
dated by the express messenger without
delay, only to find to their dismay that 1t
did not contain cent. Giving the messen-
GER a kick and cursing their i'll fortune the
Sontags jumped of the train aud were next
heard from at the Hollis robbery in Cali
fOrnia.
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Lolita Confined to Bed.

New YORK, October At is probable
that Lolita, the actress, will not appear be-
fore the public for some time. She was
confined to her bed yesterday at 207 Fifth
Avenue. Mrs. Crabtree, her mother, said
last night: My daughters trouble is
caused by a fall she had several years ago.
She mas never been obliged to cancel an
engsgement before and it was only on the
advice of the doctors that she did so week
ago Since that time she has suffered con-
siderably. and it is impossible to say when
She will be out again" Lolita is about A
wars old
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05

INVEST I'm M0undsville lots and real
ize handsome profits. Safe and sure in
vestment. Property steadily increasing
I'm value. Works employing a thousand
work-people in operation and contract
ed for. Population bound TO double in
a short time.
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TIE NEW vICEROY OF IRELAND.
Takes Possession OF Dublin Castle-.F avora-
bly, Received.

Takes Possession OF Dublin astle-'Favora-
bly, Received.
DUBLIN, October 4.-LOrd Houghton,
the new viceroy Of Ireland, made his
public entry into Dublin to-day and took
possession Of Dublin Castle that was
vacated some time ago by his Tory pre-
decessor the Earl Of Zetland. Lord
Houghton WAS received upon his arri-
val by TIE Rt. Hon. Sir r. Walker,
Lori Chancellor of Ireland, Lieut.. Col.
Sir j. West Ridgeway, Under Secretary
for Ireland and other officers Of the gov
eminent The vice regal party took
train at Kingston and were conveyed to
Westlaud Row, Dublin, where the pro-
ceSSion was formed to accompany him
to the castle. The streets through
which the procession passed were lined
with soldiers, while back Of them the
citizens stood in solid masses to watch
the ceremOnious entry of the new Lord
Lieutenant.
The crowd while undemOnStrative
showed a very friendly feeling for the
young yicerOy.
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REDWOOD.
George Turner and James Jackman
ERE arrested Sunday for fighting.

George Turner and James Jackman
ere arrested Sunday for fighting.
Jackman surrendered aud submitted
sbly, but Turner caused the u
considerable IoU5te. He was
frsraTrested ~ G1tely, and managed
TO get away. Officer Cooke afterwards
arrested him, and was bringing MIN up
Water street, when he struck him and
made his way over the bank into the
river. He was followed by the Marshal,
who used his club on him Ia the river,
and both got a good ducking+ While
being taken TO the lookup Tuner let
out a vOlley of abuse, which attracted
quite a crowd 70 the street.
County Assessor Manning was up
from MOundsville yesterday, calling upon
Water street property owners for the
purpose Of ascertaining the lowest val
nation which owners are willing TO place
upon their property. The wheeling
Bridge and Terminal Company, which
asks for a right Of way along that thor
oughfare, feels that the valuation OF
property owners is excessive and un-
reasonable.
The congregation of St. Johns Cath
ole Church will give a fair and bazaar
in the basement Of the church some
time fn December. A general commit
tee has been appointed, and the COM
mittees of ladies will be announced
within a few days.
The police have been notified that
crowd OF boys ranging from II TO 10
years OF age, make a practice OF Stoning
employees Of the Riverside stock house
after night. The boys should be severe
~ punished il caught.
Henry Coleman and Agnes Cannon
were united in marriage yesterday
morning at o'clock mass 40 st. John ;
church. They left on an early train
for a wedding tour through Ohio.
The soaking pit crane at the Wheeling
steel plant broke down yesterday morn
ing about one o'clock and the plant was
idle for the remainder Of the day. IL
will 60 on this morning.
Secretary OF War stephen B. Elkins
will address the voters OF Benwo % on
the evening Of the 18th inst. Col. VIM
MacCorkle will also address me citing
I'm the near future.
Evening Star Lodge No. IS. X. OF P,
will meet at their hall on Tuesday at
II o'clock a. u. to participate Ia the
parade at Wheeling.
Nearly a hundred people stood on the
rfver bank and watched the Beilaire
glass house fire, early yesterday morn
ing.
Michael Deegan and Miss Fannie
Gehrity will be called out Tor the 1rS'
time az st. Johns church next sunday
..Ringbone" Mcfarland was arrested
yesterday by Marshal Cooke for stonlng
,ybe Hungarian about two weeks ago
county Commissioner Owen has been
-ogfsterlng the names OF beh"Oou
vo2ers for the past few days.
Sboe- p. Deegan, Chairman OF the
pty Executive committee vas -
dsville yesterday
Deegan has purchased Dr. d, .
-ronerty on Sixth street Oon-
p, $1,000.
progressing rapidly on the
ling shop Of the Riverside
nlaelng the poles for the
me In Benwood has been
,ood will remove his
,e thne this month.
I'D to Pats,
er hereN
n 'MaiA
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one-the question of Innings and other belong
in 1 is one of decided Importance. A retro
speotive comparison will fully demonstrate at
the wide extent of the many changes and Inn,
The lastfew wears. Our lines of these are fully
abreast of the times-no essential details lack
everything right in touch with the educ
Gated demand Of the trade. In fact many OF
our foremost dressmakers, recognizing these
ment of ours their only purchasing place,
when customers leave these items to their dis
erection.
SOUTH WINDOW on Market street con-
tains a medley of these and we direct special
attention thereto.
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rhe Tnrnars in the Biz Parade.

CHICAGO, October 4-The special COM
mittee OF the Turner'S having In charge the
arrangements in connection WIN the
XFo,Isi,s- Fair dedicatory exercises, says the
<f(nrners' division will be an imposing one,
loth as to numbers and appearance, They
will he clad In grey and blue, with badges
commemorative Of the occasion The Nor
rvagian and Danish Turner societies were
rensresented and signided their readiness 70
participate.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER s.

$50 p. M-Opening exercises. The
winning of men, one by one, to Jesus
Christ, the browning work of the Asso-
citation, j. G. Quay, East Liverpool.
The young mems meeting the rallying
center of our work, J. C.Lynch, Wheel
ing. A Bible study, c. H. Potter,
Cleveland. 2-4:3O p. M.-How to get a
grip upon the word while in college, H.
j. Birney, Scio College; T. j. Fulton,
Franklin College. How to serve on an
Association Committee, E. A. Pierce,
GAINESVILLE. Question drawer, A. d.
Gazeley, East Liverpool. 1880 p. NJ
Addresses: The great factor in the re-
ligious life of college students, Prof. A.
NJ. Hubert, Marietta College lex
pected). The great religious awaken
ing among young men, VIM. Is. Jen-
nings, Pttsburg.
SABBATH DAY.
Sa. m.-Personal blessing meeting.
o. M, mems gospel meeting; 1870 p.
m, platform meetings; p. NJ, farewell
meeting.
Panhandle and Muskingum districts
consist OF the counties of Carroll, JET
ferson, Harrison, TuscarawuS, Coshoc-
ton, Belmont, Guernsey, MuSkingum,
Noble, Monroe, Perry, Morgan, Wash
ington, Athens, Meigs.
The associations to be represented are
East Liverpool, Steubenville, New Phil
adelphia, Dennison and Uhrichsyille,
Scio College (Scio), Franklin College
New Athens), Martins Ferry, Bridge.
mort, GAINESVILLE, Marietta College (Ma,
rietta), Muskingum College New Con-
cord), Ohio University (Athens).
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v. NJ. G. A. District Conference.

The District Conference of 1892 OF the
Panhandle and Muskingum districts
of the Younfi Mems Christian Associa-
ton of Ohio will be held at Martins
Ferry, October 70. The following is
the programme:
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER z.

7:3OP. M.-Welcome exercises. Ad-
dresses: The Opportunity a Young
Mems Christian Association Offers a
Community, Hon. G. w. Atkinson, OF
Wheeling, W. Va, (expected.) Why
the Bible is the Book for Young Men,
Cbas. e. Potter, Cleveland.
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- Pennsylvania Stations
TVIEgnnSyIVdnid LINES
Trains Run by Central Time.

rrcxyr OTYrCEs AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION On
WlTTR ST, FoOT or ELEvLNrH ST., WaKKLIFG,
Az McIURK HOUSE, NHKELTso, AID ~ The
PIsssYLvAGIA STATION BHiDCEfOEr.
cor-ru,urSr grsrx,r--' Pax HsEpIE Rorrr"
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Suit Against E1-CommlssiOner Berry


For some time the County Commits
sioners have had County Surveyor Bond
making remeasurement OF stone work
done for the county at a number OF
places under the supervision OF ex-Com-
missioner Berry, while still in office,
who was charged with largely over
measuring the work for his own per-
sonal gain. The Surveyor completed
the work and filed his report Monday,
and at the meeting of the Board Prose-
cutting Attorney Hollingsworth was in
structed to bring suit against Mr..
Berry for the sum O. S2,735.77,
the amount which hsNVSs alleged
to have certified to mC,eS%han the
work done amounted 70. Attorney
George Duncan, of this city, was en-
Moved to assist the Prosecuting Attor-
ney, while Hon. L. Danford, of st.
Clairsyille, and j. c. Taliman, OF Bell
ARE, will resist for Mr.. Berry the de-
mand of the Commissioners. The suit
will be hotly contested and Will be
watched with considerable interest.
What the defense will be is not known
and will not be until the answer is filled
and the issues made up. 1t is claimed
that on one Job there is a discrepancy
in the amount of work paid for and the
amount done of 81, 1891, while in
number OF other jobs there are errors
amounting from $500 mp, the total
amounting 10 the sum Of s., n,
which is now sought to be recovered
Martins FerTy Times, October 4h.
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BELLAIRE.

THE LEADERS IN NICE DRESS GOODS AND CLOAKS.