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Quick Fight.

OMAHA, Feb. 5.-Dick Moore of st.
Paul and Jack Kelly of Ashland. Wis,
welterweights, met here tonight. Kelly
was clearly outclassed, and was whipped
from the first blow. The fight lasted two
rounds, during which Kelly was terribly
punished. The fight was awarded to
Moore in the second round on a foul.
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Decided in Favor of the Contestant

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The House
Committee on Elections to-day decided
the contested election case from the
Twenty-fourth Congressional District of
Pennsylvania in favor of the contestant.
Craip. Dnrnncrat -
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Must Stop Inhuman treatment.

BERLIN, Feb. 5.-The order issued by
Prince George of Saxony, as Inspector
General of the German army and COM
mander of the Twelfth Army Corps, call
ing upon the officers of that corps to stop
the iEhuman treatment practiced upon
privates by commissioned officers. is
very likely to result in the amelioration
of the condition of the privates of the
whole army and to free them from the
brutal tyranny of low-grade officers. The
matter was discussed to-day by the
Budget Committee of the Reichstag, and
it was resolved to favor greater publicity
in the proceedings of military tribunals
and the punishment ordered by those
courts
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No Fears of Violence.

STOCKTON, Feb. 5.-Sheriff Cunning
ham returned from Lodi, tonight, feeling
that no act of violence will be committed.
Bennett DeVin, who was ordered to leave
town, says he will not be driven out, but
If given time to look around will take his
wife and leave
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injuries. however. are not of fatal char
Both Prayers Denied.

SANTA BARBARA, Feb. 5.-The Stoke
VS.. Stoke case was disposed of to-day by
Judge Cope denying the prayers of both
of the complaint and cross-complaint.
Complainant Yda Ads Stoke some
months ago brought suit against her hus-
band, c. a. Stoke, for separate mainte-
nance, alleging cruelty. In answer, he
brought suit for divorce, alleging cruelty,
and insanity prior to marriage. The de-
clslon leaves them iii the same position
legally as before the suit.
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Death of Father Young.

SAN JOSE. Feb. 5.-Rev. Edward J.
Young died here yesterday, aged 20 years.
Father Young came to California in 1858,
and has been for many years a teacher in
the Santa Clara College. The success of
that institution in great measure is due
to his efforts
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Reciprocity ProcIamatIon

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The President
issued a proclamation promulgating a
reciprocity treaty with the British West
India Colonies, Trinidad, the Windward
and Leeward Islands, etc.
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Frank Capps Wanted in Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD Qll.), Feb. 5.-Governor
Fifer to-day issued requisition on the
Governor of California for the return of
Frank Capps, wanted at Pittsfield for
robbery, and now under arrest at Los
Angeles
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Klamath Reservation Lands.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Representative
McKenna to-day reported to the House
from the Indian Affairs Committee a hill
/ to provide for the sale of abandoned
klamath River reservation lands in Cali
! fornia.
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Victims of the FerndaIe Wreck

ASTORIA, Feb. 5.-Three more bodies
have been washed ashore from the wreck
of the bark Ferndale, at Gray's Harbor.
The vessel and cargo were bought yester-
day by f. P. Damon of Hoquiam for
$40
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Fire Ragfne fn Gorham. Maine

PORTLAND (Me.), Feb. 5.-A serious
fire is raging at Gorham, ten miles from
here. The high school and several ad-
joining buildings are gone and the fire is
still spreading. This city has been called
upon for assistance
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Arid Lands Bill.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The proposition
to cede the arid lands to the States, to be
reclaimed by them, was carried by an al
most unanimous vote at meeting of the
House Committee on Irrigation today.
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Iieht Shock of Earthnnaka

SAN JOSE, Feb. 5.-A light shock of
earthquake was felt at $50 o'clock this
morning. 1t lasted about two seconds
and ratified loose articles in the houses
somewhat
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Injured by a Premature Blast.

SAN RAFAEL, Feb. 5.-Joe Seroacher, a
laborer at the Fortin brickya on Point
San Pedro, in this county, was badly in
jured this afternoon by the premature ex-
plosion of blast. He is badly powder
burned on the face, hands aud arms. His
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TARIFF LEGISLATION.
Springer's Separate Bill Plan Gets
Strong Endorsement.
HON. DAVID A WELLS SAID 1T Is
THE WISEST COURSE.

Resolutions Introduced in the House
Directing the Ways and Means
Committee to Report Bill Placing
All Kinds of Agricultural Imple-
ments on the Free List-BiIl Relat-
Ing to the Duty on Tin.
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Silver PURCHASES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The amount of
silver purchased by the Treasury to-day
was $4,000 ounces at figures ranging
from .9ll to .9l4.
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BRITISH TOPICS.
Parliament Will Resume Its La
bors on Tuesday Next.
THE CABINET ENGAGED IN SHAP-
ING THE QUEENS SPEECH

NO Reference to be Made Concerning
the Present Body Being Near the
Close of Its Career-subiects Which
the Speech WIN Call Attention to-
Mrs. Osborne demanded to Jail by
London Police Judge for Perjury
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sis involved in dealing with farm irnple-
ments. AS iron aud lumber are materi-
ais from which farm implements are
made 1t would not do to put finished
products on the free list and leave the
"a, raw material still subjected to tax.
Ihls would simply drive the manufac-
turers OF such products out of the coun-
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ABDUCTED BY INDIANS.
Redskins Making for San Carlos
With a White Girl.
POSSE ORGANIZED TO EFFECT
HER RESCUE.

Light Shock of Earthquake Felt at San
Jose-The Body of the Man Lost in
a Snowstorm in the. Sierra Nevada
Mountains Some Weeks Since
Beasts Had Partially Eaten the Re-
mains.
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POLITICS In LOUISIANA.
Southern Blood Stirred Up to a
Very High Pitch.
PROSPECT OF TROUBLE AT THE
COMING ELECTION.

Forty Cases of Winchester Rifles and
Quantity of Cartridges Arrive at
New Orleans, Consigned to the
Chairman of the Central Committee
of the McEnery Party. Which They
Claim VIII be Used to Protect
Their Rights.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05
TIE wINp-UP.

DR.. Reed Baird was called and testified
70 his fathers habit of carrying revolver
for years. The pistol was given him by
Alex. LaughHu, and ne died in 1885. He
had it that long, at least. His father car
ried the pistol az night, being afraid OF
dogs. he believed his father was out the
night before he was shot.
Dr. Baird was asked 10 the fear IN his
fathers family that he would make an at,
tack on DR. Garrison, and in reply he SAID
he knew of nothing Of the sort. He never
heard any expressions of anxiety.
Mr.. Henry Beu was recalled by the
State, and said he sat on the west side or
the car, facing Eleventh street. He saw
Or. Garrison lump of, and 10 was about
the middle Of Eleventh street.
The state then announced il was through.
The defense offered the written evidence OF
II. o. OFT. as by agreement The State
objected, but il was allowed to 20 IN. IL
related 70 Dr. Baird habit of carrying a
pistol DR.. Baird told witness two years
before his death, he did not carry pistol,
"and there the matter dropped"
At5HO the evidence was closed.
The Court announced the arguments
would be limited 10 six hours a side.
Mr.. Williams, for the Jury, asked for a
night session, in order that the end might
be reached sooner. To this Mr.. Howard,
who has the opening, said he felt sure II ne
spoke tonight the case would not go 10
the Jury before tonight, anyhow. He was
perfectly willing 70 divide today among
counsel, and get the case TO the jury this
evening. The Court assured the jury no
time would be lost and the Court adjourn
Ell until a. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05

in the evening we shall find very pretty
bright star shining above the horizon at
the same height as that or the sun on April
|, This fair gem is Saturn, and be is get
ting to the meridian earlier and earlier up
on each succeeding night as he approaches
the point of opposition with the sun, where
he will arrive in September after which he
viii become morning star.
Tue description OF the boy fOater found
here last Sunday, his clothing ana all,
TALES with that OF boy named Bailey,
who was drowned at Port Homer, some
time ago, by a johnboat upsetting. The
bows parents now live at Yellow Creek,
and brakeman on the G.. u ?. road says
the description of tho boy and his clothing
tallies exactly with that the distressed
mother had given him Of her lost boy.
JUDGE r. H. COCHRAN, of this city, has
been selected as one OF the speakers at the
annual dinner OF the military order Of the
LOYAL Legion of the United States, to be
held in Cincinnati this evening. Among
the other prominent speakers TO be present
are: Ex-President r. B. Hayes, COM
mander-in.chief OF the order; Governor
William Mckinley, Jr., Of Ohio; Major
Nelson A. Miles, L. >. A. commanding
the Department of the Missouri, and Blsh-
op Boyd Vincent.
AT the PittSburg tournament OF the Inter
State Manufacturers annd Dealers Asso-
citation Tuesday, Wheeling figured promi-
nently. In the fifteen-bird event, thirty
dollars guaranteed, Scott divided first with
two others with fifteen straight, and
Dinger divided second with two others
with fourteen out of fifteen. In the main
event of the day, sixty dollars guaranteed,
with surplus added at twenty blue rocks
each man, Dinger captured second ell
alone, witha score of nineteen. Burt divid-
ed fourth with several others with seven
teen.
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eFNERAL ALrREp cALDwELL.


This witness took the stand at quarter
of five, but there was another short delay
while the defendant was consulting with
Dr. Ulrich about the condition Of his sicI
child.
Witness said he never at any time or IN
any place asked DR.. Garrison II he carried
a revolver. Neither did he ever run away
from Dr. Baird, down near Skaters gro
Gerry.
To Col Arnett witness said he remem-
bered g visit TO DR.. GarrisOn'S house at the
time OF Mr.. Stewards candidacy for the
Senate He did not remember seeing a
pistol on the table, and picking II up and
asking DR.. Garrison if he carried IT, IF
such a thing had occurred, l would most
certainly have remembered IL"
The witness was shown an old four-bar-
relied pistol and was asked. If he had seen
il there. He said ne did not see that or
any other pistol there. If had seen such
a thing as that there il would have made
no impression on me. I'd never ask any
sane man if he carried such thing as
that"
Col. Arnett then asked about the Shafer
incident. and witness said he did not want
Dr.. Baird TO see him in DR.. Garrison
company, for he thought that perhaps ne
would not have an opportunity of making
an explanation, aud he did not want his
uncle to have any i'll feeling in his mind on
that account.
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Go to the Circus to-day by New Steel
Bridge.
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
l'ithuy Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithny Told
The B. < Q. track on Sixteenth street is
/ being ballasted with stone.
I THE Island Fishing Club will give an ex-
/ cursion 10 New Martinsville next Sunday.
tbs Board of Public Works awarded
/ the curoing contract for 1892 TO j. }. Cava-
uaugh.
Mrs. Ida Pebler lost a gold watch yes
\ terdav and 10 was found and returned by
/ VIM. RayL
TurRE are said TO be more wild ducks in
I the Ohio river this season thar for several
/ years past
FRED Hess and Charles Hafer were ar
rested last evening by Officer Menkemeyer
for disorderly conduct.
4 TuE summer excursion season on the
river is opening briskly. n number Of eX-
I Cursions from here are contemplated.
The North End Litarary aud Athletic
| Association are down for a picnic at
/ Seibert's Garden Decoration Day, May
/ 30th.
Ex-CmrF Of the Fire Department Jas.
II. Duuuing has started in the produce
business at the corner Of Market and Elev-
enth streets.
Miss LIzzIE HAHNE aud Mr.. Henry
7 Schmoker, both Of the South Side, We're
married last night az the homo Of the bride,
on South Eof street.
TUESDAY Col. T. ]. HuguS shipped two
hlOoded aud registered HOlstein cows 70 j
f. Sands at Fairmont. The cattle were
raised on Mr. Hugus' farm out the pike.
WILLIE ALLBAUGH, aged 9, Of Benwood'
followed the Red Mems procession on, yes
I L. Tho - ranOrf-
ed 20 the police. and the child was found.
Tur Flint Glass Workers are about as
much exercised these days as the politicians
over the coming election of delegates TO
their annual convention, which meets July
18th, at Corning, y. \.
Tur members Of the Home Mission Band
OF the Third Presbyterian Church are en-
gagged In making preparations for Silver
Social 10 take place In the basement OF the
church on the evening OF Friday, May 2Oth.
Miss EMMA VoGEL entertained about six
cOuple cf Young friends at her home, lSg
Fourteenth street, Tuesday night Tue
evening was spent in playing games and
speech-lnaking. Light refreshments were
served.
CBIFp WILLIAM COATES, OF the Pittsburg
IRE department; Chief Murphy, OF the Al
legheuy department and ). b. Marley,
general agent Of the Eureka Hose Compa-
ny, were at the Mcclure. yesterday the
guests of Chief Healy.
SPRING farm work has progressed very
fast. and in many places farmers are ready
10 plant corn. The ground is IN excellent
condition. The peach crop is ruined, the
cherry crop badly damaged, but there IS
promise of a big apple crop
Mrs. Fry, who keeps q boarding house
on Main street, near Ninth, complained TO
the police yesterday that some one entered
the hall. Tuesday evening, and stole an
umbrella and a hat A tramp who had
been seen ABOUT there is suspected.
\ IL Police Court yesterday morning Sam
Logan and Tom Duffy for Drunkenness
were each fined 81 and costs. James
Whaien and Matt Daley also got 81 and
costs, and John Mooney. IN default OF pay
ment. was sent 10 the hill for fifteen days,
and James Dixon was sent up for ten
days
II we lock due south about nine o'clock
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Al don't suppose it makes any differ
ence what know or what / don't know.
/ had a brief interview with DR.. Garrison,
attended the Corone-'s inquest, but took
no part ia it, but sOlemnly swear never
had heard Of hip pocket at that time
The State sent for MIR. Frederic Mason.
o. the REGISTER, and was proceeding 10
ask him about whether or not Col Arnett
had dictated a statement 70 him on the
night Of March 9TH, when the defense oo-
jected, and persisting in it, the Court s4s-
tained 10. Mr. Howard challenged the de-
Tense 70 be allowed 10 90 on, and being re-
fuseL then demanded the defense to state
their position, but got no satisfaction, and
the witness was allowed to so, after sug-
gestion IRON the State that perhaps the de-
fese might want TO cross-examine him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05

Q-Coionel, DO Won know who wrote
THAT statement in the REGISTER! Al do
not most positively.
Q.-D.dut YOU Land TO 10 Mr. Beans
A.! am satisfied cid not
Q-Oidu't You aaud lt 90 the REGISTERi
Al did not / ,aink went to the Office
and had Talk with Mr.. Beans.
Didn't YOU dictate that statement
ana Mr. Beans waite % out. Al think
not
Q-What were you doing there. Colonel
There was "a statement at the COrO-
uer5 jury and printed in the evening paper
about witness named Miller. / went in
and saw MIR Beans, and he agreed with
mel that % would be better not 20 send any
person APP Co the Jail We talked about IL,
and general statement was written out
ann very sure 10 was not given ia that
language, and ] am sure there was nothing
SAID about the hip pocket for 1 knew moth
Ing about 10 then myself
capt DOveuer asked great many cues
ions ABOUT the statement and how ia came
Nd be- made, where the Colonel mad gotten
us information, etc, and went over the
statement line by line, asking az the end of
every clause or sentence whether or not ne
s'ld 10, or where ho got the infOrmatiOP
The Colonel denied a number OF the state
meuts and C0rrOb0rated others. Capt
'ovener asked the Colonel IL he didn't re-
.i- that be had seen Mr.. Beans and had
'een referred by him 20 Mr.. Mason, who
wrote out the statement az his request. The
looue! said be believed Mr. Mason had
'a&en down something from him.
Q.-D0 you say you didn't make g state
m4ent 10 a reporter named Mason, in the
IElisrER Office, on Market street, in this
city, ON the eyeuingof March Tthi A-TNl
say this, Captain; 1 an positive that did
uo- dictate that statement. / stated in g
General way the information had obtained
rom DR.. Garrison and others. / am posi-
lively and superlatively certain that |
never dictated 10 ia that language aud I am
very certain that { never said anything
ABOUT the hip-pOcSet. The object in making
me statement was 20 avoid any misunder-
standing or any improper use OF Language,
'9a rs an Offset 10 the published statement
~ DO I understand you 20 say you did
10y make 10. Al an perfectly certsin
o.ont dictate the language, nor that it was
e' sr resd 70 me.
= A, that time did you know Dr.
1alEd rad "a overcoat on and bUttoned ID
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05
DIED..

ENTHUSIASTICALLY morning. May 4th,
1892, at l2:2O o'clock, CHARLES MAHAFEr, In his
oist year.
Funeral services at his late residence. No. Oil
Market street, on Friday afternoon at o'clock
Friends OF family invited to attend. Intermsnt
at Mt Wood cemetery. No flowers, BY request
GAUS-On Tuesday morning, May 81. iSe2,
At o'clock, WILLIAM MICHAEL son OF August
and Annie z Gaus, aged II months.
Funeral from the residence Of his parsn s.
No. 9i7 Market street, Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock Interment private rt Mt. Calvary
Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05

Col. Arnett recommended by asking the
defendant 70 relate his purchase Of the
cartridges from Mr. Bushy, and the de-
PENDANT restated the transaction, with some
details one being that Mr.. and Mrs. BUsby
went 20 the Opera House that night. He
never purchased any cartridges from Mr..
Cartwr ght
Col Aruett then asked about the state
ment, and be said he had authorized no one 10
make "a statement, and knew nothing about
10 when he saw Co.
The witness was Only on the stand for a
short time, and then Col. Arnett took the
stand, iu compliance with his former agree
uent about the REGISTER statement.
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A New Decision.

In Police Court yesterday morning
there was a new decision by His Honor,
relating to the presumed negligence OF
one OF the officers. Martin o'Neill, who
was before the Court for drunkenness,
walked out of the Court room, unbe-
known to any Of the officers, pending
the examination of the other
prisoners. When his case was
called up, he was not to be found. The
Mayor then turned about and fined
Officer Lee Bach, who was supposed TO
be in charge of the prisoner, s. and
costs. In other words the case was dis
missed at Officer Buch's costs. Officer
Buch was busy In another part Of the
door atsthe time, and as be said could
not be expected 10 personally watch
all the prisoners. He will contest the
case.
Use New Steel Bridge going to Circus
to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05
OTHER WITNESSES.

John Lane was called as to the color Of
Dr. Garrison's overcoat; Mrs. l.. L. Busoy
as % the purchase Of cartridges, TO whlch
the State objected and was sustained, and
then the defense rested.
The state called George Baird as to his
fathers habit Of carrying pistol. and DR..
Garrison was put on 10 say that the Sherln
had told him about DR.. Baird's pistol, and
they had diniculty in getting il. Albert
Franzheim had il, and they seemed to want
10 hide IT, This was objected 70, and went
out.
At four o'clock there was half an hour OF
DELAY while witnesses were being sent Tor
70 be used in rebuttal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05
NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The Scotia was the Pittsbug packet
yesterday.
The Sam Clark passed down yesterday
with big tow OF coal.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati
and intermediate points.
The marks on the landing at midnight
showed 10 feet inches OF water in the
channel and rising
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, May A.
River feet inches and stationary;
weather cloudy and warm.
BROWNSVILLE. PA, May River 5
feet ) inches and stationary; weather
clear and warm.
WARREN, PA, May River 6 40
feet; weather clear and mild.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05

The REGIsrEI will hereafter be served to
any part Of the city OF Clarksburg by VIII
Neusbaum. the Main street merchant, at l5cents
per week for the Daily and Is cents per week
for tbs Daily and Sunday Single copies
cents Orders left as above will receive prompt
attention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05
Assortment.

This is just what we have in ladies
Oxford Ties, Theo Ties, Langtry Ties
and Strap Operas, all style toes and
lasts, prices Sl.00 and Sl.95.
j. II. LOCKE SHOE Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05

A TTENTION, KENNA CLUB.
There will BE- an important meeting ~ th-
Keuna Club at Schenk's Hall next Thursday
evening ct 5:3o All members aud others wish
ing TO Join are requested 20 be present
w. v. CROGAN.
ID. S. TooMEI. President
Secretary ap2oTR sU.warH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05

Scrofula is, in the main, a
disease of early life. Home
knowledge is all astray about
it. You cannot tell whether
your child has it or not; your
doctor will know.
We do not prescribe. We
are chemists. We make the
remedy, SCOTS Emulsion Of
cod-liver oil. Your doctor
must tell you when to use it.
A book on CAREFUL LIVING
tells what scrofula is. Shall
we send it? Free.
Seer & BowSr. Chemists. Is, seurA s,hAv-nn-,
New York.
Your druggist keeps scor's Esnula,a Of cod -lIver
el-sil druggists everywhere %. g..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05

NERVOUS PRosTRATIoN. sleeplessness,
opium habit, dizziness, blues, cured by
Or. Miles Nervine. Samples free at the
Logan Drug Company's and X. b. Burts
and at Bowie Bros, Bridgeport.
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T o. o. f. FUNERAL NOTICE.

Members OF Wheeling Lodge No. Q are re-
quested to meet at the loJge room, Friday, May
6, at p. M. Tor the purpose OF attending the
funeral OF Brother Charles Mahafey Members
OF sister lodges are invited.
VIII BONE, y. G.
r. f. POTrs, Sec'y pro TEN. mybr
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Cost.

pRbS
I oST-BETWEEN 922 AND 92S MAIN ST
! Pair Gold Spectaclos. Finder Will be re
wardsd by leaving same at +. BUCHANAN *
CO. 1913 Main street ma5q
7 oST-A LADIES SILVER CHATELAINE
IL watch, The finder will please leave at this
Office. MAR
I OST-ON APRIL -, A ROMAN GOLD
IL Necklace. set with a spark, somewhere be-
tween Eighth street and Y. NJ. e. A. building.
reward offered. Leave same at REGISTER
office. mAih
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NJ. GUTMAN Z CO.,
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
Twelfth and Main Streets.
Mem 1npertfs efirettts.

U,oR sALE-PROPERTY, No 1901. MAIN
II street. Fronting on South street. Enquire
OF FRANK G. CALDW ELL. lt25 Sonth street,
city. mafeu&dq
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WHAT folly! To be without BEECH
ANS PILLS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-05

Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrla
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Referring to the above notice. we shall well
come all our friends TO the old store, and We
shall aim to have at all times in stock good
sessonabe goods marked 81 rock-bottem prices.
NJ. y. DEEGAE,
naAetAdo w j. DEEGAN.