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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
srEUBENvILLE.

SrEUBEyvLLE. O., August &c. All this
week the scene was busy one In the
burnt district on South Fourth street,
from fifty TO sixty men being constantly
employed clearing away the DEBRIS ana
getting things in shape Tor reoullolng:
Falk 4 O'Neal have decided TO rebuild
their block. but the contract is not let;
thew will not build joint wall with b. n
Lindsey this time. Chapman's blacksmith
shop Is under roof and ready for business;
VIM. Helms s. Son have purchased the lot
of Mrs Kendall and it will De USED Jointly
with their own in the erection OF large
blacksmith and wagon shod; the Soole
property is being repaired; II. IT, Donr-
man is negotiating for the purchase OF the
Shaw lot, and will likely build business
block on il aud his own lot in place OF the
brick residence burned down; LINDSEY
will rebuild his livery stable, out mas not
yet decided about his business block.
A force of men are at work this week
putting in the lateral sewer on North
Fourth street over which there was so
so much jangling in council, and 1t will be
completed ia two or three days.
The jefferson County Teachers Inst
tute met Saturday afternoon IN the stan
ton school building, with Rev. Joseph
Buchanan presiding. DR.. Coy ana Miss
llaIUEOD. Oh AtuCAuuAlAf WSAS 49,
ors. The Institute was in session all week
and the attendance was good.
Miss Anna Landers, daughter OF John
c. and Annie NJ. Landers, died Tuesday
morning at the residence Of her parents, on
Sixth avenue, Of dropsy, aged eighteen
wears. after an illness OF nine months. Miss
Landers was pleasant young lady and
h erdeath is sincerely mourned By = large
circle Of friends.
Howard Hoffman, a well-known brake
man on the Panhandle, and Miss Jennie
Burgett were married Tuesday afternoon
at the residence OF the brides mother on
North Seventh street, Rev. II. b. Edwards
officiating. The attendants were VIII
Roach and Miss Georgia Burgett, sister OF
the bride.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Col. R.
E. Fast, Of MorgaHtowu, w. Va, and Miss
Virginia, daughter of DR.. @. II. McLaney,
OF this city, on September Il.
Sixty-two tickets were held Wednesday
at the Office in this city for the excursion
to the Worlds Fair, via the Panhandle.
Mrs. David Thor burn, OF Martins Ferry,
is the guest Of Mrs John ). Beatty at her
home on South Sixth street.
Jacob George and wife are visiting
friends in Wheeling.
Miss Edna Porter Is the guest OF friends
In Pittsburg.
Sheriff Opperman has recovered from a
spell of sickness and is again attending to
business.
John C. Butte and wife aud Mrs. r.
Schnowenberg are in Cincinnati. Mr..
Butte is attending session OF the A. o.
L. w.
I. T. Lane, Of Wheeling, travelling pass
enger agent for the B. & o. railroad. came
up Wednesday to see his sick friend, VIM.
Sharp.
Mrs. E. L. Hammond and children are
visiting friends in Alliance.
Miss Lille Devers is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Devers, in Wellsville.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

Steenrod Division, No. los, will move their
Division from Wheeling TO McMechen
some time during the coming month, as
the majority Of the members reside here
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brant are visiting
their yarent, Thomas Judge, at GlOver's
CAD. They intend 70 stay several weeks.
Miss Dooley, OF Cameron, IS visiting
friends here.
Thos. Daily, Superintendent Of the tele-
graph ofice at tue junction, has been Ia
vorably mentioned as Mayor OF our beautl-
full town. IL appears that there could not
be a better selection made, as he IS bright
aud intelligent gentleman and would make
q frst-class Mayor.
Miss Maggie, the accomplished daughter
Of James BroOson, Esq, OF South Chap
laine street, who has been visiting her
friend, Mrs. J. q. Wayman, has returned
70 her home.
Conductor A. A, Carney, Of the Blue
Line. left last evening for Cumberland,
I'D, 70 attend the funeral Of his niece,
Miss Ellie Carney.
MIR John Lemous, a well-known and
popular engineer en- the Fourth division OF
the b. q o., and Miss seal DOoiey, sister
in-iaw of Mar. Barney Shebney, OF Cam
erOu, were married last THURSDAY evening
az the residence Of Mr.. Frank Baker, by
the Rev. Mr. Campbell, Of the Disciples
church. The many friends joins the RIG
lister ia wishing them years OF Joy and
happiness. The presents were numerous.
They will make their home here for the
present. as MIR. LhmOns cOntemplates the
erection Of a residence here at some future
day.
Mrs. J. NJ. Carney and Mrs. J. w. Hsr-
riugtOn was in Wheeling last wednesday
visiting friends
DR.. Riggs and wife were down visiting
their relations on Friday.
Rumor has u that well known society
LADY aud a brilliant railroad man will
shortly be- joined in the holy bands OF wed
lock.
w. Dufey, q we'll known passenger
engineer is in Chicago visiting friends
there.
Conductor William Dean is now running
the Blue Line during the absence OF Con
ductor A. a. Carney.
Mr. Daniel Hunter, a machinest at the
B. & o. shop had the misfortune OF being
tnrOwed of train No. A. at Twenty-Jhlrd
street crossing. sustaining q severe scalp
wound aud otherwise inlUring himself. he
was enroute from Wheeling 10 his work at
the Junction.
Employees Of the B. & o. shops have had
their time reduced to four days per week.
William Eberie will visit his family,
who are located at Cambridge. He lett
last evening and Will return Monday.
NJ. q. Hirsch, NJ. of NJ. AZ the Junction,
will move his family down here September
LIST. as his new residence is completed.
Firemen on the Fourth division and Z.
& o. division are making ample prepare
ton 70 attend the picnic at Terra Alta,
August SOth.
Quite u large crowd Of railroad men and
citizens Of this place went up to Wheeling
yesterday to attend the Big labor demon
stratiOn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
WELLsBURQ.

WELLsBURa. August 26-Miss Lille
Willer of Steubenville is the guest OF
relatives.
Miss Sue PAUL is seriously I'll at her
home on Pleasant avenue.
DIR. Coaper accompanied by his son, Jay,
left for the Worlds Fair on Wednesday.
Misses Bird and Ota Everett and Messrs
Argyls Campbell aud Lou jacob are home
from the Worlds Fair.
MIR. and Mrs. Capt. Cakes and Mrs. F.
w. Cox were among the visitors a. the
Moundsville camp ground last Sunday.
Misses Lizzie BentZ and Liddle Murine,
of Wheeling, have been visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Jehn Lewis this week
Herbert Z. Berry, Of Jenette, Pa, was
In town on business on Wednesday.
II. w. Carmichle, manager OF the Terra
Gotta WORKS Of Lazearville, was in Pitts
burg on Thursday.
e. Ratclife, Of the Riverside Glass
Works has been out west on business, and
while about twenty-five miles from St
Louis il was discovered that plot had
been formed 70 wreck the train aud rob the
Messengers. Luckily this was discoV-
cred in time 20 keep the train from run
ming against distractions that were placed
on the track by toe gang OF thieves: The
gang was scared away and none OF them
captured
Willie Jones. who was quite seriously
injured By coming in collision with bicy-
Gle last week. has recovered from bis iniu-
ries.
ID. W. Baird attended the funeral Of Miss
Ella Crawford in Wheeling, "Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Crary, Of Holidays Cove.
has returned 10 her home after months
visit with Mrs. Della Rosch, 81 New PhiIa-
delphia, o.
Miss Anna Morton, Of Holidays Cove.
has returned to her home efter . pleasant
visit 70 Miss Cora D0dd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
NEW mAErINsvILLE.

New MARTINsvuLE. August 26.-Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis, of Bellaire, we're visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Jacobs this week.
A number Of our citizens are contemplate
ing q visit 10 the Middlebourne Fair,
which takes place the coming week.
Sherman Grim. who Is engaged IN the
Insurance business in PlttSburg, visited
his parents and friends here for few
days this week. -
Mrs. ". p. Baggs and children, Of
Wheeling Island. who have been visiting
friends and relatives here for the past
three weeks, returned home Wednesday.
Miss Matte Francis, OF Moundsvllle, Is
the guest Of her brother, Mont, or the
Brooklyn cash store.
Miss Lizzie Davis, Of Chicago, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Clark Leap, one OF New Marnusvllle's
residents, but who at present occupies a
position in the Moundsville pen, visited
his friends here this week.
George Umstead, Of Pittsburg, was here
this week, visiting his home and friends.
p. b. Lively and wife, formerly OF this
place, but at present Of Point Pleasant, are
spending few days here with relatives.
Capt. b. 3. DOvener OF wheeling, was
here this week on professional business.
Miss Mile Wise, OF Washington, Pa,
IS TUG AAGaAN "a AAlA NNe9@AA1 %i@~@' 1919 ~
Their, this week.
Miss BERTHE jackson, who has been the
guest Of friends and relatives here for the
past three weeks, returned to-day TO her
home in UniontOwn, this county,
Mrs. AarOus. OF Wheeling, is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Brast, Of Main street, this
week
Mrs. F. d. Young aud children. Of Mid
dlebourne, are visiting relatives here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stamm. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. n. Wyatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob koontZ,
h. K. Thompson and nieceS, Misses Thomp-
son aad POstlethwait. W. T. Sidell and
Miss BERTHE Jackson, Mr. aud Mort Fran
els, Mrs. T. j. Gribble, j. Il. Bartlett and
Miss Ada Paden, John and Charles Bar
rick, Misses Florence WetZel and Teresa
Gibbons, all Of this place, attended camp
meeting at Moundsville last Sunday.
II. NJ Drabelle. representing the REGIS
TER. attended the Wetzel county fair
Thursday and Friday and made large in
crease In the WEEKLY REGISTER in Wetzel
county.
Arthur Love, assisted by his wife aud
daughter, gave a very interesting musical
entertainment in the Opera House Thurs
day evening. A large crowd was present
and all enjoyed the treat.
The sixth semi-annual ball Of the Terp-
sichorean Club was given Friday evening
in the Opera House. Prof. killmeyer fur
uished the music About thirty tVe couples
were present to enjoy themselves. Pow
haitian, Darlington, Moundsville and other
neighbOring towns were represented.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
HANNIBAL

HARRrBAL, O., August 26-Miss Daisy
Richardson, of New Martinsvllle, w. va,
was the guest Of Miss Lib Noll last Sun
day.
Mrs. Josie Brast and children returned
TO their home at Wheeling Thursday after
several weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Rev. Fisher eft Monday morning
for Bethesda, o., to attend camp meetlng'
Miss Lizzie Weichsel, OF Wheeling, Is
the guest OF IF relatives here.
Lewis Muhleman was down the river
this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Dietrich and son, OF
Buckhill, o., were guests OF friends in
town last Sunday.
Miss Rena Noll, who has been quite Ill
for several weeks, is convalescIng.
s. r. Linkard, Of Wheeling, was in town
several days the first Of the week.
Albert fisher, formerly one Of our town
boys. now the popular clerk in the Steu-
benville wharfboat, is here on visit TO his
parents.
Mrand Mrs. McKelvey and son, OF Round
Bottom, Ohio, were the guests OF their son,
DIR. Il. w. McKelvey, several days this
week.
and vicinity attended the Fair each day at
New Martinsville.
Mrs. Emily Bumgardner, Of West Vir-
gipia. was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John
| fisher, Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Neuenschwander aud son
Paul returned home Thursday from Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio, where they had been VS.
| iting relatives.
ME- Non. of Marietta Ohio, was in town
| Thursday calling on friends.
MIR. and Mrs. John Rea were at Claring-
ton, Ohio, Thursday TO attend the funeral Oh
| Albert Mlckle.
E.B. fisher, Of Moundsville, w Va, was
| here this week, visiting relatives and al
! tending the New Martinsyille Fair.
Capt. ThEd Thomas and wife, OF Claring-
| ton. o., were in town Thursday the guests
| of friends.
| Mrs. Forty Neuenschwander and daugh-
ter Mabel returned home "Wednesday from
| Benwood, w Va, and the MoundsTilie
camp ground.
| There was a happy sssemblage of young
| folks Thursday evening at the residence
of Capt aud Mrs. Godfrey Mualeman,
when their niece Miss Maud Len
| gard OF Wheeling, very pleasantly en-
/ tertaiued her many young friends az q
Lawn Feat The evening was spent IN an
| ENJOYABLE way by both hostess and guests
/ alike Refreshments were served al
seasonable hour.
Forty Neuenschwander attended camp
| meeting last Sunday at Moundsviile-
| Mrs. Brown and son Of Belmont county,
o.. are guests Of her niece, Mrs DR.. Boice-
! Prof. and Mrs. Dan Williams ard son
returned TO their home az Monnisvllle
! Friday evening" after two weeks visit
with relatives here
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
BENWOOD.

II will be glad news to all to hear the an
uouncement that the Benwood null Is 10
resume operation and that work Will DC
continued day and night. rms announce
ment coming as it does will prevent many
families from leaving the town. IL was
reported early in the week that qulVe
number of men had intended leaving Ior
different parts of the state and nelgn DOT
ing state This Of course will quell the
tendency toward leaving town. Many WHO
will not get a chance TO go TO work WILL OF
course wait. in hope of hearing the news In
regard to the other mill starting on, wnlcn
we are sure will be but question OF lew
weeks. ,1-.,.,..
Thursday evening the Knights OF Pytnlats
went down TO McMechen and gave orlii
for the benefit OF the people at tnat place
They report that they were royalty re-
ceiyed and did their best to make the uri4I
a success. The boys have some very pretty
madueuvres down fine, and they douolieSS
scored a triumph.
Quite a number will go up to Wneel-
ing Tuesday evening TO participate 10 Inc
farewell celebration of Archbishop-elect
John ]. Kahn. Elaborate preparations are
being made for the event. As many OF our
people as can attend should 90 up, as the
occasion will be made a memorable one.
Labor Day in Wheeling drew quite q
crowd from here yesterday. Although
there we're very few who took active part
from here.
Ali of the people from town who have
been camping at Moundsville camp ground
have returned to town.
Some improvements are being mace
down at the Junction on the line OF the b.
s. O.
Quite a number of the fishing camps
down along the river have broken up sud
the BOYS returned to town. Everybody mas
bigger fish story TO tell.
A few repairs are in progress at the
Riverside while the improvement at the
steel works is well under way.
Several new buildings viii be erected
during the coming fall.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
MOUNDSvILLE.

News OF the death Of Mrs. S. NJ. Altman
reached this city yesterday, which oc-
Cured az the home OF her father, Hon. A.
.. Whitaker, at Woodland, Friday. even
ing at S go O'Clock Mrs. Altman resided
in this plsce and had many friends, who
will be panied to learn of her unumely
deth. She leaves two children.
Mrs. Fannie Sellers, Of Rogersville, and
Mrs. DR.. Ullom and daughter, Miss
Blanche, OF Waynesburg, who have been
the guests of Mrs. Rogers, have returned
home
W. B. Pack returned yesterday from
two weeks business trip through the
northern part Of Kentucky. BE reports
business to be looking up al through that
section. and anticipates an excellent fall
trade.
John Davenport Of Friendly was in the
CITY Yesterday calling on friends
Sheriff Mathews yesterday offered for
sale tyventy-foUr acres of the Milligan
TAYLOR farm, on Roberts Ridge. It was
bid up to three hundred dollars, when the
sale was adjourned for two weeks.
Several Of our people went down TO New
Martinsv.lle and attended the Fair on
Wednesday. Thos. Riggs, Ed. Manning
and Ed King rode down on their wheels,
and came back on the evening train They
were less than four hours in covering the
route.
DR.. J.R. Davis has returned from the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

viii be heard Thursday at p. m. Next
Sunday will be Holy Communion cay lor
bovS and misses sodalities. St Mary's
school will reopen on Monday, September
4tb. Parents will please have their chill
dren nresent in the school room6 at 1870 q.
m. on 4th of September so that they may
assist AT mass. Devotions every evening.
Benedictine next Friday at :l5 p m Sta
lions of cross on FRIDAYS after mass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
CHILDREN


who are puny, pale,
weak, or scrofulouS,
ought TO take Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. That builds
no both their flesh and
their strength. For this,
and for purifying the
blood, there's nothing in
all medicine that can
equal the " Discovery"
In recovering from
"Grippe,n or in CON
valescence from pneu-
ronia, feyerS, or other
= - ....a.-n.- -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
AT THE CHURCHES,
a'nECHEN.

" =. Johnson, passenger engineer, -
s-eeting the foundation for his new house,
mitch beis BUILDING In Miller addition.
crank Cooper VIII tomorrow trot ms
horse Topsy / nils while j. haucN WILL
-;ds his bycicle 0n6-ha.f nile Tor purse OF
Sobert sherry has returned from Old
iDoint Comfort, where he has been Tor three
tIo6n Hauck win on September Is accept
tnosition OF city editor Of the Greens
Times. ,ss g. .r,.
Ee principal question talked Of Is tna5
l., tbev make application Tor caArter o.
.ooratioa thai lhe name oe ehange1-
M NfcNlechen 20 either Junction Wy
.},vervieu. TIT is possible that the c'sl-
~ers NAV have a. opportunity 10 woe , on
+bsonestion 20 Aecide which IL VIII oef
Irnctiou CITY or Rker View.
m Hartleyis reN residepce on LAuS "a
avenue IS completed and be (iA Hlo'e ln'0
FrsSk Cooper, 6gekeman the Blue
Line. was OF duty Isl week aoc0uh' %
-'i M "A. CardeH motsR into rs NAyalshes
nav residence, on ~ Dc W.
engineer M. B. StoV lsom
wheeling 20 bis new re-
Nchen. some time during I
nae lady's auxiliary o
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

wasting diseases fit speedily and surely IN
vi~orafes and iuilds up the whole system.
a. IN appsts y, restorative tonic, 1t sets
a. YORK AN h processes OF digestion and
nutrition, roul every organ INTO naluL IS ~
sc~ion. and Dr. back health and strength.
For an disc caused by torpid liver or
irnDure blood. -spepsia, BiliOusness, Scrof-
ul5us. skin, am Scalp Diseases-even Con
SUMPTION Cor Iung-scrofulal N ITS earher
Since, g Discovery is the only gudTul'-
ted REM Y.
Hitdo I benefit or cure, in every case,
ycu hzYe( r money back
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25

The democratic administration will have
been in control of the government one year
in March next. BY june. the end Of the
fiscal yOar. she treasury dshoit will. ac-
cording to Secretary Carlisls'a estimate. be
not less than $50. 600. 900. Tome facts speak
for thsmsslves.-Omaha Bss.
And these are some OF the facts that
speak for themselves: -Four and . half
years ago the republican party regained
power, found a surplus Of s10o,000,00O
in the national treasury and found re-
oeipts greater than expenses. Eight
months ago the republican party went
out Of power having brought the ooun-
try to the brink OF a yawning financial
and commercial abyss, having wasted
that surplus of sl0o,O0o,ooo and having
so mismsnaged atrairs that receipts
were lsss than expenses. Before tho
democrats have had control two years
the disasters due to republican misrulo
for four years will have been turned to
blessings and the country BIO on the way
to the mSrvelously prosperous condition
in which they left it four years ago last
March.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25

The merry goldbug Of Wall street
still chirps necessarily his little rounde-
lay. In his last circular Mr.. Henry
CLOVIS, goldbug, asserts that confidence
in the ultimate suspension of silver pur-
chases serves as a strong support to the
market. but goes on to say why failure
to repeal the purchase clause acts as a
drag upon both values and transaction.
The one gorgeous mistake that Mr..
Clews makes is in believing that stool;
gambling is a legitimate business. But
even Mr.. Clews attaches n cheerful con-
clusion to his tale of woe. His circular
winds up as follows: "Monetary move.
ments continue in the direction OF az
ease calculated to stimulate any reyiv
ing tendency that may arise in business
Throughout the entire country none
ia accessible to sound borrowers. A
this center the reserves of the banks
have risen to figures rarely touched a
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
THE OHIO

So far as the statement Of abstract
principles is concerned the Ohio cam
paign presents squarely the issue be-
tween protection and tariff reform.
Mckinley is the author of the present
tariff schedule under which our factor
les are closed OF are running on short
time, our workingmen idle by thou
sands, and all ommerc paralyzed. Mr..
Neal, the democratic candidate for gov
ernor, is tho author of the tariff for rev
enue only plank OF the Chicago plat
form, on which Mr.. Cleveland was
elected president. But there are sew
eral other features Of the campaign
which will prevent the result from be-
ing accepted as the judgment Of the
people of Ohio on the economic policies
represented by the two candidates. 1t
is merely a state election in which ques-
tions of state concern may have a deter
mining influence. The republicans will
exert every effort to elect Mckinley, in
order that, as q matter of state pride,
he may be the leading candidate for the
republican nomination for the presi,
dency at their next convention.
This is also an "off year" in politics
and it is the almost universal rule tina
"otf year" elections 60 against the ad
m%inistration. Furthermore, Mckinley
will get a good many votes out Of pure
sympathy, he having lost all Of his for
tune within the last year through tn
failure in business of a friend whose
paper he had endorsed. A good man.
OF the unthinking will also vote the re,
publican ticket this fall in the belle.
that the democratic party is responsible
for the present hard times,-a belief en-.
couraged by blatherskites of the pres:
and of the forum.
Add to these circumstances the fac,
that Ohio has a large normal republican,
majority and it is too much to expcc,
that the democrats will carry Ohio mex,
month, though the supporters of Mr.
Neal are not without hope of his sue
caGl.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25

Our esteemed contemporary, the Salt
Lake Tribune, speaks Of Comptroller
Eokels as "the chimpanzee, in his parrot
speech at Chicago" etc. Editor Good
win goes Prot. Garner one better. The
latter took a photograph and went to
the jungles to prove that monkeys have
speech with their kind, and with him,
but be has not yet made the bold dec
laration that they could learn by rote
the arguments OF their plumed neigh
bors on the silver question.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-25
Charged With MiAmRnagement,

NEw YoRK. Oct. 24.-President Joseph T.
Bant. of tho Madison Square bank, and
Director Simon Gutenberg ware arrested
this morning under the charge of nisman-
agement, In addition to those ar, estsd yes-
teFday. They were taken to the district
attorneys office, where later came Andrew
L. Soulnnd. Cashier Thompson and Fredsr-
ick Altman. Director i. A. Ku,shosdt IL
sick in bed, and Director Chas. i. Ssloyer.
in Passaic, N. j.. refuses to return without
u requisition. The office presented an ami
mated appearance, being fllsd with ba nix
ers, brokers and lawyers. Bail bonds were
prepared and there seemed to DO no scarcity
of bondsmsn.