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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
Political Notes.

Hugh P. Fulton, OF Lancaster, Pa,
spoke last night to Republicans Of
McMechen.
The Union District Democratic Club
will meet this evening in full uniform
TO attend the meeting at Fulton. All
members are requested TO be present.
The henna Club will meet at the
Wheeling Democratic Club rooms at :
o'clock, sharp, this evening in full uni
form, TO participate in the Fulton dem
OnstratiOn.
The German Democrats OF the Eighth
ward are trying TO secure German
orator TO make an address in that end OF
town. A number Of persons have been
heard from, among the number being
Mr.. Carl Schurz, of New York. 1t is
thought a speaker will be secured, and
big blowout among the Eighth ward
Germans will result.
Considerable interest IN the coming
Stevenson meeting In Wheeling is be-
ing awakened over in Bridgeport. This
town has some Staunch Democrats, and
they are hard workers. They expect to
turn out a company one hundred and
twenty strong next Tuesday TO come TO
Wheeling, aud all on white horses.
They will make a handsome showing.
A committee is now induStriously at
work signing in the members il the city
and suburbs.
Democratic money is still pouring in.
A letter was received at McLaughlin's
Yesterday afternoon from gentleman
at Little Washington wanting to put up
IS. 600 on Cleveland, but Mclaughlin
wrote back that he would be unable to
accommodate him at present, as he had
several orders ahead. We noticed on
the boards at McLaughlin's few point
ers like these: Even money that Cleve-
land carries New York; 5000 that Har-
rison carries Ohio by $4,000 plurality;
even money that Cleveland is elected.
There was large and enthusiastic
Democratic meeting at MoundSvllle
last night. A fine torchlight parade
occupied the early part Of the evening,
and the principal streets were traversed
over. throngS of lookers-on being along
the line OF march. The meeting was
held In the Opera House, and was pack
ed with people. Superintendent Van
Pelt OF the PenitentiarY presided over
the meeting, aud presented as the speak
er OF the evening, Hon. j. B. Sommer-
Vile who held the closest attention OF
the auditors throughout. Mr.. Nj. ID.
Post also made few remarks.
The VIM. L. Wilson Tariff Students
held a largely attended meeting last
night, and finally decided not to take
the trip to Charleston and other places
as escort to Stevenson, as it would re-
ouire somuch time, and there were
so many other places nearer home
that they could more easily cover. they
will attend the Wilson meeting at Full
ton tonight, and go to tairmont To-
morrow night 10 attend the big mass
meeting there. They expect to go to
Fsirmont fully 100 strong. On Satur-
day night the Tariff Students will go to
the John 0. Pendleton meeting at Ben
wood.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement of
Indlviduals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement of
individuals.
DR.. and Mrs. John L. Dickey have re-
turned from Colorado.
John Stout, Of Wallace, Harrison county,
was in the city yesterday.
McLuRE-C. r. Denel, OF Friendly; j.
f. Watson and A. J. Stone, of Fairmont q
Dr. C. Walton, of New Cumberland,
formerly of Benwood, is at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Jennie Thomas and daughter, Eva,
are guests of New Martinsville relatives.
Miss Maggie Flanagan, Of South Wood
street, is the guest of relatives in Steub-
enville
Godfrey Schul and wife, Of South Jacob
street, have returned from an extended
Western tour.
Mrs. Glenalvin Downing, Of California,
Is in the city, called here by the illness Of
her father, George Lang.
d. w. RYAN, Of the Tucker Democrat, is in
the CITY. He thinks Tucker is safe provid-
ing Elkins' Doodle don't accomplish too
much.
Cen. Sommers, Of Charleston, arrived in
the citv Yesterday. Mr.. Sommers is COM
Milling an industrial history of West Vir-
rinia, fol the Worlds Fair. He has nm
isbed the State, with the exception OF sew
eral river counties and one or two counties
in the extreme southeastern portion OF the
state. He will remain in Wheeling sew
eral days.
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A Great Gift to the People.

There have been great advancements
in medical science during the last few
years. 1t no longer surprises US to hear
that the blind see, the deaf hear, the
lame walk. Heretofore sufferers from
nervous and chronic diseases could have
a cure Of their cases accomplished only
by personal visit to one Of the large
cities at great expense Of travel and pro-
fessional fees. At the present day all
this is changed. A celebrated specialist
In the cure of nervous aud chronic dis
eases. known all over the United States
on account of his enormous practice,
great skill, and the thousands OF suffer
ers he has restored to health by his
system OF harmless vegetable remedies,
proposes to send to all sufferers from
any form OF nervous or long-standing
diseases, a valuable written diagnosis Of
their cases fully explaining their dis
eases and telling how they can be cured
free of charge. Thousands are being
cured. Don't delay, but write at once
about your case to this great physician,
DR.. Greene, No. 35 w. 14th Street, New
York, the discoverer Of the great DIR.
Greene's Neryura blood and nerve
remedy. Send for his symptom blank
to ill out.
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Nail City Lodge.

Nail City Lodge, No. 112, 1. o. G. T.,
met last night in Rechabite Hall, Broth
er c. NJ. Donley, G. T., in the chair.
The following programme was render
ed: Sister Mazingo, reading; Sister
Bowman, reading; recitation, Broth
err Thomas Rainbow; reading, Sister
Agnes Leathenburg.
An election Of officers took place,
with the following result: Brother
Thomas Rainbow, Chief Templar; Sis
ter Mary Mazingo, Vice-Templar; Re-
cording Secretary, Sister Leathenburg;
Financial Secretary, Brother George
Watson; Treasurer, Sister Annie Moore;
Chaplain, Sister McClain; Marshal,
Sister j. Brown; Guard, Sister Bow
man; Sentinel, Sister Carrie Mccarthy.
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Y. M. ID. c. Meeting.

The Young Mems Democratic Club
held a largely attended meeting last
night and admitted eight new MEM
bers. Two invitations were received
for Rext Saturday night, from the Ben
wood Democrats and from Martins
Ferry. The former was accepted, and
the club will go down on Especial train,
leaving on the b. 81 o. at o'clock.
The meeting will be addressed by Con-
gresham John o. Pendleton. The in
vitatiOn to accompany Gen. Stevenson
was declined, for reasons given else
where. The invitation of the general
committee of the Stevenson demonstra-
tion was accepted, and the club decided
TO offer It's services TO the committee to
do escort duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
Ex-CONGREssMAN WILSON

falton-A housing Democratic Meet
ls Expected in That Town Tonight.
ZION al. Indications there will be a
ls Democratic meeting in Fulton
-sa" Al. the clubs are warmed up
,-e occasion, and will likely be out
'-I force. EX-C0ngreSSman Benz.
"sol wi, be- the distinguished speaker
'-e evening, and an eloquent and
-'11'ls address will be given. Among
-'' ao.a .qea6ers TO be present are
w. ., Is Somuervil'e and L. s. Jor-
Esq The William L. Wilson
-''- ,S,l1eu,, viii form at McLaugh-
:. n4" 10 the early evening, where
.-' '-e other clubs expecting 10 take
~ l-e parade are requested to
S... The Club viii then march
. '-e.- ana over the hill 10 Fulton.
\. ~, I,..i c-os vii. be met at the cor
,.. \. seventh and Main streets by the
M. "-ee.lg Faulkner Club and the
- ueuocra-.c Club, which clubs
-. ,'. -... The speakers 20 the meeting.
~, wi. 'ae.y be a large turnout of
~, W zee This demonstration and to
y M. " 'le able arguments that will
\, ,,.- .oI'l' Let every voter in Full
IA, - 49, 'le meeting tonight and
.-e .--lfaye.ing OF sound and solid
~.elGlc doctrines
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A VERY NEAT JOB.
THIEVES ENTER A ROOM AT THE HOTEL
BsHLER AND MAKE A GOOD HAUL.
Arrest Of Man Who Attempted to Kill bis
Brother-A Saloon Entsred-Gensrd
Criminal News.

Yesterday morning robbery OF rath-
er slick nature was reported to the
police.
The scene OF the haul was room No.
25, at the Hotel Behler, and property
valued at about $500 or $500 was taken.
The room was occupied by three mem
hers of the "Bill's Boot" Company,
which has been showing at the Grand
Opera House. After they retired,
which was naturally at q pretty late
hour, two local parties registered, one
as w. NJ. Tutosh, and the other name
which could not be deciphered, and
were assigned to room No. "a. They
went I'D stairs, and nothing more was
heard of them until an early hour In the
morning, when they paid their bill and
departed. During the night one OF the
men in room No. 25 was awakened, and
saw a stranger in his room. lie asked
what was wanted, and the stranger
apologized, saying he had gotten into
the wrong room, and at once went out.
When the occupants Of No. % got up
in the morning, they found the thief
had gone through their clothes. taking
two or three diamond studs, pin, and
a couple of pawn tickets one calling for
a gold watch, and other articles OF
value.
The police were at once notified, and
IL was not a difficult matter to fix on
one of the men as a well-known ''sport.
He was pretty full during the afternoon,
and it was deemed advisable not to ar
rest him for the present, in hopes OF
catching the other party to the crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26

This afternoon and evening the Opera
House will be thrown open by the Pro-
hioitionist for two big meetings and
large audiences are expected at both
gatherings. James B. Cranfill, of Texas,
the Prohibition candidate for Vice Pres
ident will speak in the afternoon, and
in the evening there will be addresses
by Frank Burt, candidate for Governor,
and Miss Vandelia Varnum, and Mrs.
f. w. Graham will sing a number OF
Prohibition campaign songs. All these
speakers are orators of note in the Pro-
hibitlon cause, aud the addresses will be
well worth listening TO. Large delega-
lions are expected at the meetings from
out OF town. This will be the Prohi-
bitionists big meeting Of the campaign,
and il is expected there will be gen.
eral turning out Of the temperance
workers.
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Sent to Jail.

There was a fine roundup Of persons
of unsavory reputation atJustice Ankles
Court room, yesterday morning, on the
occasion of the hearing Of the cases
brought by Grace Martin against Lizzie
Carless and by the latter against Grace
Martin and Melissa McGlumphrey. The
case Of profane language against the
latter was dismissed. and the cases
charging renting houses for improper
purposes were continued until the 2sth.
Lizzie Carless was sent to jail in default
of bond to be OF good behavior for one
year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26

MP. G. RosENHAIN, OF 1869 Main
street wishes to inform his friends and
the public that he has taken D. ii.
Rothcbild as a partner and will con-
tinuo business at the old stand, under
the Arm name OF G. RoSenhain u Co.
He is at present in New York buying
an entire new stock Of mems furnishing
goods. which will be sold at astonish-
ingly low prices. ,o..
Financing his friends for past favors
and 5oning for a continuance OF the
same, we remain
Yours respectfully,
G. RosENHAIN 81 Co.,
1869 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
Street Railway Accidents.

While on its way to the fire, Monday
night, the Eighth ward reel collided
with car ''Nina" at Thirty-sixth street.
The rear platform Of the motor was
damaged so badly that it had TO be
taken to the barn for repairs. A horse
attached to the reel was badly hurt.
Electric car "W" struck a drove OF
hogs while coming down the Main street
hill yesterday morning at 1880 o'clock,
and killed four Of the animals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds OF Transfer Left for Record Yes


Deeds OF Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday.
The following transfer OF real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made October 5, 1892, by Jacob
Ebberts ami wife TO the Board OF Edu-
cation of Richland district. Consider
alton, $500.
Deed made October "a. 1892, by the
Wheeling Ice Company to Alfred Dim
mado, for lot No. 90, In Joseph Cald-
wells addition. Consideration, 50,
Deed made September 25, 1872, by the
Stone Church Cemetery Association, to
Jos. II. Sage and Amanda French, for
lot No. 80, in Section a. ConsIdera-
ton. S35.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
The Facts in the Case.

Voters of both political parties who
want to get at the facts in the case are
invited to call at this Office and get cop
les of the New York World supplement-,
containing all the letters relating to the
West Virginia Republican colonization
frauds, and particularly the fac Stmtte
letters from Senator Quay. They can
then judge just how much Senator c.
]. Faulkner had TO do with the affair.
This document makes very interesting
reading.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
Marriage Lioensss issued.

Amarriage license was issued yester-
day to w. +. Baker, a native of Fulton,
aged 80, and Mrs. Mary G. Hess, a ma
tive Of Ohio county, aged %; also to
Chas. Mcconnell, native Of Mounds
vile, aged %, and Stella Blanch Grif-
fin, native OF Williamstown, w. Va,
aged 10. also to Lewis Colvin, a native
of Monroe county, o., aged %, and M.
Bell Rosenlieb, native of Monroe
county, o., aged 81; also, to DR.. Frank
NJ. Kearns, a native OF Wetze county,
aged 27, and Miss Margaret A. LOTUS,
q native of Wheeling, aged %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
Boston's Stars.

The Boston Stars, very strong COM
bination of Sterling artists. will open
the Young Mems Christian Association
course of concerts on next Monday
evening. Mrs. Nella Brown-Pond is at
the head of the company. She is I'M
qnestionably one of the finest readers
before the public. Natural, able and
fascinating, her talents never fail to be
recognized. Mrs. Pond has associated
with her persons Of assured reputation,
notably Charles d. Kellog, the favorite
bird warbler and whistler, whose per-
Torrance for absolute novelty and gen.
uine merit ranks him among the very
best entertainers. Miss Chester has a
most satisfactory voice. 1t is pure
contralto of wide range and great power.
The sterling merit and pleasing appear
ance of Miss Low, the pianist, make her
a great favorite. Seats will be reserved
at o'clock Friday morning.
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The Kenna Club Has Not DIsbanded.

The Kenns Club want 1t understood
that they have not disbanded as stated
in yesterdays issue, but that the club
is in a flOurishing condition and admit
ting new members every meeting. The
information upon which the item was
published was furnished by members Of
the Tariff Students, who say that a
member OF the Kenna Club made the
statement at a meeting Of the Students.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A Cyclone of Fun

Can be looked for at the Opera House
on Thursday evening, October 81, when
Alfred Kelley, supported by Col. Theo-
dore Hoppenheimer's London Company,
will present the laughing craze, ovid
ow Murphy's Goat" London's famous
prima donna, Lille LaRose, will posi-
lively appear in the part she originally
created. and played for 396 perform
ances in London. There is but very
little doubt but what this attraction will
call out the best class Of amusement
lovers, as IL did on the other side Of the
water
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on for Denver.

Mrs. L. P. Sisson, State President OF
the w. C. T. U. of West Virginia, left
last night over the B. & o. for Denver
to attend the National Convention OF
the w. C. T. U. that meets there on the
2Sth inst. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Jennie Engle, OF Warrington, w.
Va; Miss Jennie Pickens, of Quiet
Dell, w. Va; Mrs. jerks, Of Fair
mont. These ladies are delegates to
this convention, appointed by the State
VIC. 7. U. There were several other
ladies also on the train from West Vir-
ginia who go as visitors and to take in
the convention. We learn that quite a
delegation of ladies were on the train
from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton City and other eastern cities. The
3. & o. seems to be d favorite among
the members of the w. c. T. U. people,
as they seem to have secured most of
the eastern delegates TO the Denver
convention. Mr.. Sisson before return
ing home will visit friends in Chicago
and Decatur, H., at which latter place
she will be joined by her husband, where
together they will spend about ten
days.
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CoIumhlsn Entertainment.

Already almost enough tickets have
been disposed of for the presentation OF
columbus, His Trials and Triumphs, :"
to ill Convent hall this evening. The
musical feature will be one OF except
ional merit, the following gentlemen
having consented TO take part: Chas.
Zulauf, Frank Diegmiller, r. V. Ankle
and w. b. Day. The entertainment
will consist Of tableaux and recita Cons,
and the costumes will be historically
correct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
Martina Ferry nreetInr.

All Democratic clubs are urgently
urged to take part In the demonstration
at Martins Ferry on Saturday evening,
when Congressman A. j. Pearson will
address the Democrats at the Opera
House. This is intended to be one Of
the largest demonstrations ever held in
Martins Ferry, and it is probable that
several clubs from this side of the river
will go over.
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DIED.

CLARK-Mondsy afternoon. October 24th,
lses. az 3:45 o'clock, 81 Der late residence, No.
Il64 High street, LAURA B., wife OF g. w.
Clark, aged % years.
Funeral services this Tuesday afternoon At
9o'clock Friends Of the family invited to a.
tend. Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
HOGAS-At Moundsyille, October e,
lsQ2 HELEN MCLEAN, wife Of J. Z. Hogan. age
So years
Funeral from Trinity Episcopal Church Tues
day at 2o'clOck, p. N
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Got dis Money Back.

About a week ago Frederick Acker,
who lives up CaldweYl's run, had about
eighteen dollars stolen from him. A
neighbor woman told Mr.. Acker II he
would send to a certain house not far
from his home, he would get the money.
He sent his daughter to the designated
house, and the missing money was given
70 her.
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FTFN9S MEETING
.cArfggS IN CHARGE OF THE
DEMONSTRATION.
IL, Tomorrow Nighi-Mssdngs
.' :. g,-ss Next Wssk-Ths Full
% ~ ,.,..-,g-Ohsr Political Notes.

,-irqs encouraging reports
Cd - .bs big Gen. Stevenson dem
Ta'ls Tuesday Of next week.
~ have been sent to every
i ',.'.e club in the First Congress
&c and favorable replies
..ty been received from some
on cities and towns along
~ will be present in force.
..,mf.tee of the Committee on
,.f- FOR Pittsburg yesterday
4 -r..s8 several clubs to attend 1t
~ that the famous Randall
"a the Jackson Club, OF Allie
an be down with a big per-
" ~, their membership. The
Pa..ison Club Of Beaver
~. r,ontsed to attend. This
..,, and the Young Mems Dem
.r.s5 o., Fairmont will be guests
4 v.rrr Mems Democratic Club OF
5gr.ns their stay in Wheeling,
4 .,efrv Democratic ladies respond
....sn fora meeting at the resi-
'-S Mrs Col. W. w. Arnett, and
" sfss,f3 great deal Of enthu-
Mrs COL Arnett was chosen as
IT, and Mrs. Gibson Lamb, sec
plans were informally dis
,ta general opinion favoring the
-..-.,arr OF the clubs at the diff
Le-srs II this idea is
IA a srb-committee Of ladies will
.rtr-al for each ward, TO solicit
49, They could take no action,
az they did not know what
...ls of the general committee
An executive committee Of seven
,,ssrs5 and instructed to meet with
'r-..r-.va Committee last evening.
rvs,ot.ye Committee met at Dem
III beadeaarJers, but no business
~r~,aere was transacted, the time
III mpe.Iug being consumed In ar
-.,sf discussion Of plans Tor the big
'5-,,far The ladies will prepare a
..,r,.aI lunch for the Pennsylvania,
/, and West Virginia clubs. A gem
rss-.rr OF Democratic ladies has
I, called for this afternoon at 3
I'D AZ Dem0CC-tic headquarters,
.sIIsdies OF a. city are invited to
,,s.srt To is hoped that there will
I FOOD attendance, as final arrange
n, viii be made for the ladies' part
me entertainment OF the visiting
ps Executive Committee will meet
n tonight with the chairmen of the
s,srt committees and the entire
sscs Committee. The Entertain
!, Committee held a meeting last
ttgttb club room and, after trans
or considerable business. adjourned
restaga.u Thursday evening.
he Young Mems Democratic Club at
meeting last night declined the inyi-
5s OF Senator Camden TO accompany
!. Stevenson on his trip through the
b. The w. L. Wilson Tariff Stu
Is met also and reconSidered its de-
on 20 20, finally deciding TO decline
invitation. A great many members
he latter organization had already
ie preparations 10 go, and are cOnse-
lty greatly disappointed. The in
.toa was declined by the clubs for
.01s reasons, principally because it
considered unwiSe 10 take so many
.5s active and energetic workers of
party away from the city on the eve
election. The uncertainty as TO
.thef the clubs would be furnished
transportation between Huntington
Charleston, and also the uucer-
,y % regard 90 board, was another
,0l for declining.
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THE NEWS OF THE DAT.
strike over the River.

Yesterday morning the workmen en-
ployed in reconstructing the street rail-
way track In EtnayiIle struck for nine
hours work day for the same wages
81. 5O-they have been getting for ten
hours. The demand was refused, and
new men will be employed.
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To Instruct Voters,

The Eighth Ward Democratic Club
room will be open from now till after
the election for the purpose of instruct
ing the Democratic voters OF Richie
district in the new election law. The
CLUB has arranged to have an instructor
at the rooms day and night.
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TEE Faulkner MEETING.
be West Virginia senator to Speak at the
Opera House.

Opera House.
arrangements are about completed
/ tde meeting at the Opera House to-
prov evening, 20 be addressed by
l.,ej States Senator ChaS. j. Faux
b. % Martinsburg. The Senator has
vide reputation as an able public
aser, and his knowledge Of che is
Is dividing the political parties will
pure q good attendance.
The Faulkner Democratic Club, Of
+ First Ward, viii escort the distin-
lsaad speaker from his hotel 10 the
e0 House. The chairman Of the
salg and yice-preSidents will be
lined to-day. AN voters who desire 10
Eafair and able discussion Of the
al' and force bill issues, should at
Do the meeting.
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D.mocr.,,o Mass Meeting at FairmOnt.

For the Democratic mass meeting at
Eairmont. w. Va. on Friday, October
9sth. the B. & o. Railroad will sell ex-
cursiAn tickets at rate Of one fare for
the roand trip. Tickets will De on sale,
op day ar the meeting, at Wheeling,
GRAFTON, Aorgantown. and all interme-
diate stain ms to Fairm0nt and will be
good for 7 turn journey on day Of sale.