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The morning call., 1893-03-30

IF YOU SUFFER- WITH CANCER, ECZEMA,
J. syphilis OF serofula send name and address u T.
o. box 3O5, Oakland. Cat. it VIII pay you. fel6 {,
I AIDES CALLfNG-CARDS- ARTIs{ICA
printed low prices. HOYLE, 534 CommeUciSI:
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MALE HELP WANTED.

)S RAILROAD RoCKMEN AND DRILLERS,
- free fare: Irish sectOn-hands, 81 rs a day;
z staDlemen. $50; butter-makerS and mixers, $50
ana $50; 80 more wOodchOppers, cotton and will
low, 4-ioot wood, tools furnished, 81 per cord:
and clearinghouse cooks. $40 and $50: cook Tor a
$40 Clay st. =,
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pAsTRY COOK. FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, S53;
short-order cook for lunch counter. Sl2 to a
week; cook. country restaurant $40: ranch cook
$50 z nrst-elass hotel walters, $40; German head
anu second walter, country hotel. $50 aud SIS;
coiored waiter, $50: 10 woodeboppers santa Cruz
County; shingle-packer, boss here; man to
10 GearY
The morning call., 1893-03-30

E9KNlTUkk- ETC, STORED REASONABLE
LiEbEs' PIONEER Storage Co.. $40 Stoektontt
E1ksT-CLAsS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE.
= eaz1s4a Mission st GRAZ L TAYLOR tYSr
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

ID C. GERMAN COOK CLUB FURNISHES COM.
petent cooks IN all branches. 1929 DIarket.litf
CTEADY WORK OF ANY KIND IN THEATER
- by young married man; know edge OF scene
painting; or with pictorial sign company; wages
object at first TIL prove myself com petenI II
W. DANIELS. $50 o'Farrell ST. mr3O5 So
EIRST-CLASS ENGLISH GARDENER WANTS
situation around private place; can take care OF
horses and cows and make himself generally useful
Please address e. IT,. box %. this once. mr3D sls
The morning call., 1893-03-30

M ISIS II. T. KNOTT. DRESSMAKER: SUITS IN
to. 527 Post ST. IprII 3m
The morning call., 1893-03-30

TURKEY AND CHICKEN DINNER, sun bays.
with wine, 20 cents. Dining Parlors, l lQJJ2
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS..
>>~---~-~~~-~-~->~>>->->-S~------
ES Pacific Lodge No. 1856, F.ar
t~S A M-oficers and members are notI- a
fed of called meeting TODAY at l P. NJ " "
70 attend me funeral Of our late brother w
GEORGE PENNINGTON, Secretary.
RS Doric Lodge No. eI6. F. and
Er-S AN, III Eddy st.-Called meeting "a
TONIGHT at 1880 O'Clock. Third degree Y "
Master Masons are invited to attend. By/%N
ADoLPH KRoNBERG. Secretary.
" California Lodge No !, #.
NE and A. M.-Wi!l meet THIS THURS "A
DAY) EVENING. March 80. at I $50 O'Clock. YY
Second degree. BY order OF the Master Nv
FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary.
RF Golden West Lodge No. .>S2sElul1.-
THURSDAY EvENIN6i. March 30 R9SSSG
Election OF representatives YES to the Grand lHNS
Lodge. GEORGE E. CHAPLIN, N. q.
|" Abou Ben Adhcm Lodge -.y0a1I-1--
H~1 No. 1l2 /. @. o. F.-Ali mem SST-H<.
bers please attend THIS (THuRsDAY) @SSSG
EVENING. Election OF delegates to @>>/lJNSS~
CHARLES ). srrAR. Rec See : y A-''' ~ 4
RP HeTmann Lodge No. t45, -,sNuaug1,.
@-S l. o. o. F.-Funeral notice-I'he SSSS%H<S<.
officers and members of the funeral &ss-<x<SE
committee OF this lodge are hereby notI- 1//3ThSS
fed to ass embe at their iodgeroom odd FeIIovsi
building. on Til URsDAY. March 30, at I2:so P NJ.
TO attend the funeral OF deceased brother.
ADoLrH LANe fines viii be strictly enforced
ny order OF the n IT, JACOB ALTMAN.
CHAs. MIEsEI. Sec mr2e ot
ESS- Annual MeetiDg-lhs Regular An
GFiD nual meeting of the stock holders OF the Con
wyoming Gold Mining Company will be held az the
California, on Wednesday, the NTH day OF April
1888 az the hour OF 80 ? NJ, for the purpose of
eiecting a board OF directors serve for the en-
suing year and tbs transaction OF other busi-
ness as may come before the meeting. Transfer
books Will close Monday. April g. at 3 O'Clock
Pm w. J. GuRNkTT, Secretary
omee-Sos Pine ST. San Francisco. Cal. mr2i I'd
The morning call., 1893-03-30

TAILOR SYSTEM TAUGHT: SUITS 81. Ups FIT Z
i guaranteedi 10 Kcarny ST. MIsSGILLIGAN 3ln
ITO THE LADIEs-DREssMAKING SCHOOL,;
L Morse perfect system; cutting. fitting: alf
branches; patterns 25c;- Innings cut and III, SIC.
JOSEPH STEELE co., 1922 Taylor, r. 14.dnrl2 I'm
6O7 O'FARRELL-DRESSMAK CUTTING
% and nrtinc a snecI1lty. reasnnahia MN q
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PERSONALS.

4 I-LETTFR AWAITS YOU AT 9ENERAL
n PoStonice addressed Miss"
The morning call., 1893-03-30
FOUND

EoUND-sORREL colt, WHITE STREAK on
forehead. owner can recover at DE VAULl'S
stable 1928 Post
GAME TO PREMISES. All FIFTH ST. SMALL
~ terrier, with collar and tag; owner have same
by paying expenses.
The morning call., 1893-03-30

" ANTED-FRENCH NURSERY MAN AND
~ gardener. $50 to S35; woOdchopper for first
class layout: farmers. $25 mixers, s25; camp
blacksmith near city; walter for coffee saloon SO a
week; waiter for country no ell $50; butter
maker $50; shingle-bolt makers, and Others at w
d. EVER & CO.'S 626 Clay St
The morning call., 1893-03-30
LOST.

GO IN REWARD = LOST. 9 TICKETS FOR
I'd -.OO the letter-carriers' ball. Finder plsaSs
return to this Office and receive reward: tickets Of
no use 10 finder; will not be hoBored 81 the
door. nr29 Sts
The morning call., 1893-03-30
On SCANDINAYIAN RAILROAD LABORERs;
~ free fare. Z. K. HANSEN " co, IlU Geary /

"a ANTED-YOUNG MAN, GROCERY AND BAR
~ $40 a month: man for Office and outside work;
MORGAN, 23S Kearuy ST
The morning call., 1893-03-30

] oST-LEMoN AND WHITE COCKER sPANIFI
~ dog Address owner. 25O3 Broadway. mr2R 81
DACKA6E OF PAPERS. RETURN To J %
ADAMS. 800 California nr2stts
The morning call., 1893-03-30
HELp wANTEp-CoNTrNuEp.


A TICKET To THE WURLD'S FAIR AND RE-
n turn and . months expenses can be earned by
any person for few hours light work at home. APP
ply DIR. HALPRUNEH, $50 Market st.
The morning call., 1893-03-30

NEW YORK DECORATING COMPANY OFFERS
~ to tint rooms from 81 mp: estimates EuE.3shed
on house, signs. fIeseo painting 400 TayloEst ID 6n
- & E. SHOOK. PLUMBERS, RooliERS.
u steam and gas filters. TeleihOne NoI7ZT:53O
Sacramento st near Kearny. mr. 3m
The morning call., 1893-03-30

MISS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUITS 81 90
WI mp; good WORK fit guaranteed. 1880 Mission. 3m
! Attest STYLE; PERFECT FITTING SUITS
i very reasonable Ia Murphy Buildiag.mfa 6m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.
ic oiolr


Daily Chronicle OF the Movement Of
individuals.
DEL. N. Burchlnal is sick.
D. Hartman, of Sistersville, is guest at
the Behler
J.F. Rujeo, of Pittsburg, is at the Nc
Lure hotel.
P. w. Bark, from Grafton, is guest at
the st. Charss.
W. NJ Johnson is in town. He lives In
Parkersburg.
George Lutz and family returned from
Chicago last night
Henry Mcdonald Of the South Side is
very i'll of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Mary Tucker left yesterday for
Pittsburg TO visit friends.
Alfred PAUL left yesterday over the
Pan Handle for New York.
VIM. Freudeuberger. of Steubenville,
was at the Behler yesterday.
Mrs. n. NJ. Lindner, of Washington, Pa,
was at the Behler yesterday.
Godfrey Webster, Of the South Side, is
home from the Worlds Fair.
Thos Hesson and wife, from Marietta
are stopping at the ST. Charles.
Geo. Fetterman, of East Liverpool, o.
is registered at the ST. Charles.
Z. s. Wolvington, OF McKeesport, Pa,
is guest at the Stamm House.
DR.. ]. H. Pipes will be home this after
noon from his recuperating tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Jacobs Of the East
End, are visiting PittsDurg friends.
Jas. B. R. Streator, Of Washington, Pa,
was guest at the Windsor yesterday.
Miss Lottie Fitton of the South Side has
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
LAnoR pAY ooMMf4TEE.
Business transacted at the Meeting
Eednesdav Nf1ht

Wednesday Night.
The general committee Of the Trades
Assembly, having the arrangements for
the coming Labor Day celebration In
charge, had meeting Wednesday eve
ming, and transacted considerable bust
ness. 1t was finally decided to offer
prizes for three good horse races. The
question Of bicycle races came up. and
the amusement committee was author
lied to arrange for at least one good
speed race, to consist of mile heats,
best two In three, with handsome med
ais for prizes. The question of slow
race was also considered, but rejected
by the Committee.
The route OF parade was not fixed, but
1t will probably not go below Twenty
fourth street, as the committee is Of the
opinion that many organizations from
the opposite side Of the river would de-
cline to participate In demonstration
il the route Of march was extended TO
the Eighth ward,
Bids were received for privileges, and
q good sum will be derived from this
feature
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
20 ,rurrImEs.s cLuBs
Organized in This CITY Last Night-oh
Gers Chosen

GERS Chosen
The second meeting of the Wheeling
Athletic Wheelmen was held last nlght
In the Office of Jason Stamp, and there
was a good attendance. The committee
appointed at the previous meeting re-
ported constitution and bylaws, Whlch
we're adopted. Tue club will be a joint
stock association. A charter Will Dc
procured and stock sold at SIS per share.
Membership until after the proposed
State meet, will be limited TO twenty.
A permanent organization was effect
ed by the selection OF the following Of
ficers: President, Charles II. Geiger;
Vice President, Jason G. Stamp; Secre-
tary-Treasurer, Herbert Riheldafer
Captain, w. T. Sadler; First Lieuten-
ant, w. r. Stevenson; Second Lieuten-
ant, II. Z. Holman; Bugler, DR.. John
Mcclure; Color Bearer. j. +. McCarter.
The election of directors was deferred
until the next meeting.
II was reported that correspondence
had been opened with manufacturers OF
wheels, and 1t was probable that three
high grade wheels could be secured free
of charge, to be offered as prizes. 1t is
thought that the prizes offered will az
gregate 81 900.
President Geiger appointed the 1ol-
lowing committees for the State meet:
Finance-Dr. f. NJ. Kearns. DR.. John
H. Mcclure, George B. Peabody.
Executive-C. Ii. Geiger. DR.. +. M.
Kearns, w. R. Stevenson, K. Mather
Archer, Neff Laing, Jason c. Stamp, ID,
C. Sweeney, g. b. Peabody
ProQramme-Neff Laing, r. Mather
Archer, DR.. F. NJ. Kearns, b. E. Hob
Press-R. Mather Archer, H. @.
Sweeney, II. Riheldaffer, w. M. Dinger.
Observation-Disclosures on G. Stamp. j.
F. McCarter, w. " Sadler, j. A. Nc
Ginns
Prizes-C. H. Geiger, ]. c. Stamp, W.
R. Stevenson, G.. B. Peabody, w. >.
Juergens, ]. F. McCarter, w. NJ. Ding
er. Neff LANG, j. A. McGinnis.
Races-W. r. Stevenson, w. I. Sad
Ter, Il. Riheldaffer, j. c. Stamp, Q. H.
Gels ger.
Entertainment-R. Mather Archer,
w. r. Stevenson, Il. c. Sweeney, DR..
John Mcclure, w. E. Mccoy.
Reception-All the members OF the
association. c. II. Geiger, chairman.
The committees will a. once get to
work, the intention being to hold the
State meet in September
A RIVAL CLUB.
A rival cycling club was also organ
ICED last night, at a meeting OF wheel
men held in K. Hoge's hall. Mr.. Henry
Mshlke was chosen temporary chair
man, and Frank Gilbreath secretary.
A committee on organization was ap-
pointed to prepare constitution and by
laws, and suggest a name for the club
Another meeting will be held on Tues
day evening.
Following are the members Of the
new club: r. Fl. Mshlke, Hugh Hawk
ms, hal Hawkins, f. l.. Gilbreath,
Frank Davis, Max MahlRe, Lee Leisure,
Park Brokaw, Lawson McCul, Ernest
Schrader, T. NJ. Jones, c. B. Biggs, K.
], Mckee, w. j. Lynch, William Kuhn,
M. Depew, Lon MCCul and K. Hoge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
THF TROLLEY AND HYPNOTlsM.

The New York World editorially ad-
vances a peculiar but not untenable the
ory I'm the case of a Brooklyn boy who
was run over and killed by trolley
car
The boy was on the track directly in
front Of the car. His companions called
out: Look out CHARLLEl Run" Just
then the motormau struck the gong VIC
lently. Instead Of rnnning the boy
turned white and stood perfectly still,
as II unable to move, and was crushed
to death.
''Those who have done little reading
in hypnousm," says the World, will at
once be reminded Of DR.. CHARCOT's ex-
perlmeuts in La Salpetreire, where he
uses loud gong to put patients
into the mesmeric or cataleptic
state, instead of the more IA
miliar methods Of staring into the
subjects eyes, giving him bright OBJ
ject TO look at or pressing upon the top
Of the head. a story is told Of one OF
the sensitive patients, woman who
was addicted to pilfering. She was steal
ing some photographs from the room Of
a physician when the gong suddenly
sounded. Instantly she fell into the
trance state and was found there some
time after with the photographs in her
hand, in the very attitude in which she
stood when the gong struck. 1t is pos
sible that CHARLIE DowD was, as the
saying Is, too frightened TO stir But
is it not in the range of probability that
he was hypnotized by the gong Of the
trolley car, so that the very appliance
intended TO be a warning Of danger be-
came the occasion Of his death?"
Everyone who has Witnessed hypnotic
experiments will agree with the World
that it's theory as to the cause Of CHAR
LIE Downs inability to move after the
motorman struck his gong is at least
plausible. In fact, the common phrase
too frightened to stir, describes one
stage OF the mesmeric state, and means
simply the absence Of mental control.
But in CHARLIE Downs case it might
not have been simple bewiiderment but
the perfect catelepsy OF hypnotlsm de-
yeloped on the instant Children are
the easiest subjects OF the mesmerist.
Not long ago in the Mcclure House
lobby, as scores OF people will
recouect, one Of the yeriest amateurs
in hypnotism, giving an exhibition "ior
fun" while unable to completely con-
troll any Of his adult subjects could
with the pass OF his hand, as demonstra-
TED In a hall dozen cases put boy COM
pletely under his coHtrol. Why should
not the sudden, startling sound Of a
gong. which, it has been proven, is suf-
feient TO produce instant catalepsy in
an adult, have putlittle CHARLIE DOwD
into that condition, making his volun-
tary muscles rigid aud himself unable
to move a step out OF the way Of the
certain death that was rushing upon
him?
THE World need not be especially
alarmed, however, about this hypnotic
influence" Of the electric car with its
gong. While il is true that almost
everybody is susceptible 10 the N esd
merie foree--though nearly everyone
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
DIED.

sPELLMAN-On FRIDAY morning, July 2Sth,
1so3. at 600 O'Clock, Mrs. ANNIE SPBLLMAS, wife
Of Anthony Spellman, aged 90 years and
months.
Funeral from 1924 McColloch street, Sunday
afternoon at g o'clock. Intsrment at NJ Cal
vary cemetery Friends Of the family invited
VAN KEUREE-Friday. July 2sth, a. l2:e0
o'clock D. m, LIZZIE NJ, daughter OF Charles +
and Eliza J. Van Reuren, aged 10 years, z
months and q days.
Funeral services st residence Of parents, No
20 Twelfth street, this Saturday afternoon a.
4ocleck. Friends OF family respectfully in
ylted TO attend. Intermsnt private st Green
wood cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
TAKE Bromo-Seltzer for insomnia
Before retiriDg-trial bottle 10 cts
so. NJ"

This Peculiar Parsonage Is Still In the
Land of the Living.
Notwithstanding the reports which
have been published in all the papers
throughout the United States, concern
ing the death Of the Immortal j. N"
that eccentric individual is still In the
land of the living, and apparently good
for several years yet, on this mundane
sphere. -. N" was waited into town
yesterday morning, but for some unac-
couutabe reason did not pay his custo-
mary visit to the newspaper offices.
A REGISTER reporter, however, met
him on the suspension bridge. In APP
pearance he was little changed, except
that his hair was probably an inch
longer, and presented more dis
ordered appearance than usual. The
suit which he wore was shiny, and
looked like IL had done service to Its
owner for ten years. He told the re-
porter that the toll collector had stopped
him, and he applied the pressure"
"Of course l am the greatest man On
earth" he said, land l could have
crushed him, but only applied moder-
ate pressure. / have money, but l
thought l would use the pressure on
him." But the toll collector didn't
bulge an inch under the pressure, p"
and -. N" reluctantly parted with his
coin.
1t has been stated that ~. N" was
drowned while fording stream out In
Missouri, and another enterprisiug re-
porter found that he met death in a
railroad accident. -. N" is one of
the most remarkable "cranks" in the
country. 1t is said that be has passes
which are honored on all the railroads.
He invariably tries to make friends
with the newspapers, which he uses as
the medium for communicating his
crazy notions to the public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29


The FairmOnt IRdeG publishes bank
statement showing the soldity Of the
banks Of that town, the substance of
which will apply not only TO the bank
ing but almost every other business
concern throughout the State.
West Virgluia's escape from the ef-
feets OF the general financial furry that
has laid low ia the dust of despair some
OF the soundest institutions in the coun-
try, is the highest tribute that could be
paid to the soundness of West Virginia
business enterprises and TO the good
sense Of our people.
Over two hundred national banks
alone throughout the country have gone
down like card houses since the first OF
January, but West Virginia banks and
West Virginia business concerns gen
orally stand solid aud fearless, and
ready to pay dollar for dollar to de-
positor, stockhOlder or investor.
The latter know this, and also that II
the very worst were TO come their
money would still be safe. They
know also that lack Of confidence
in our Shermanized currency
is the sole cause Of the pres
ent disturbance, and have business
sense enough to counteract ii as far as
possible by resisting the largely ground
less and generally aslnine fear which
has caused over-timld folk to pull In
every cent aud cash up every invest
meat, 20 their own injury mostly.
No banking or business house can run
itself. no matter how sound it may be,
II everyone interested in It draws out,
puts his cash 10 a stocking and sits down
on IT,
The moral Of the situation, which is
strongly emphasized in the souudness
Of West virginla's business concerns, is:
Don't BE AFRAID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
Miss Dana Injured,

The following from yesterdays
Charleston Gazette will be of interest to
Wheeling friends of Miss DANA:
"MisSeS Bessie Dana, Bessie Payne
and May Ruffner were driving on Vir-
ginia street yesterday morning, occu-
plying a cart drawn by Miss Dana's
horse. Miss Dana had thu lines,
and at Mcfarland street, she
pulled of of the street
railway track to let the car pass, and in
making sudden turn one OF the wheels
crushed TO pieces and let one side OF the
cart down. Miss Payne fell out and was
caught by the iron step 10 the cart and
dragged across the street. Miss Dana
fell, but held on to the lines and kept
the horse from running. She pulled
the animal TO the sidewalk, where
he was caught by the men at
Savage's livery stable. Miss Ruffner
held to her place in the cart and was
mol hurt. Miss Dana received some
slight scratches. Miss Payne was Sc
verely bruised, and was carried in an
unconscious condition to the residence
OF Mrs. r. j. Satterthwait, and Dr..
Barber was summoned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

To those who travel. 0. those who remain at
home during the summer, Never be without
sIimulant~ Its timely use saves the system
from many n shock. and % = preventive OF
disease Dtlrs whiskey has always been recon-
mended. Max Klein. OF Allegheny. Il a reliable
dealsr, iTho only keep the Durkst liquors IN
stock lais Siiyer Age az $50, Ducuesne. az
al IS. a4a Bskr Greek Il q % per full quart
each. osknot b. equalled send for catalogue
and prica lat (mailed frcel "a Max Klein, 81
FEDERAL slreat. Allegheny, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

QUR grain is going abroad and our
old is coming back, and Secretary
,ErIsLE foots up $50. 900, 600 over and
I'VE the 500, OO0 600 gold reserve in
he Sans purse, in spite Of the Sher-
and Mckinley acts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

THB Immortal }. N" is not dead, as
was reported a few days ago. YeSter-
day morning he was discovered expert
menting as to whether q suspension
bridge toll keeper could stand nick
els worth Of pressure. When the eX-
periment was finished and the veil lift
ed the toll-keeper was revealed in the
same obdurate attitude. But the "lm-
mortal, " OF course, had only to try it
again and succeed. From q railroad
pass TO a toll ticket nothing can with
stand his pressure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
LOST.

T .osT-GoLD RING AND DOOR KEY. Be
IL tween Roney's Point and Point Mills,
near Mr.. Lyle's. Ring had words From s.
Foster TO J. Foster" A liberal reward viii be
paid to the hnder. Please leave with Agnes j.
FOSTER, West Alexander, OF Wilson & Chap
man, Wheeling. iy2eetdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

TOTALLY DESTROYED.
A Midnight Fire in the Eighth Ward
Burns a Dwelling.
FOR SUNDAYS REGISTER.


Attwenty minutes after eleven o'clock
last night fire was discovered in a story
and half frame house on the east side
OF Wood street, at the corner of
Fortieth, and an alarm was rung in
from box Ga. As usual, of late, the big
bell on the City Hall was out of order,
and only one round was tapped. The
department got the alarm all right 10
the different houses, however, and were
soon on the scene.
The house was occupied by Frank
Plale, glass worker, and the
family were all asleep in the
house at the time the fire broke out.
They got out in the nick OF time,
but they lost about all their household
effects, the building being entirely con-
sumed. The loss will approximate
Sll 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

Our sprightly contemporary, the
Confessional Record, will resume
shortly, although the pubica-
ton Of those forthcoming financial
debates is calculated to injure its sub
scriptlon list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

A DISPATCH from Thomas, Ca, says
that "a negro prisoner was taken from
the custody Of the sheriff and has not
bsen seen since" tie Is probably act
Ing in the capacity Of fruit on the
limb Of some tree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

thinks he isn't-the chance Of such
.hypnotle sensitive" and a trolly car
meeting on the track under conditions
that would produce catalepsy are about
one in hundred thousand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

SINCE Sunday closing Of the Fair the
Monday Police Court record Of Chicago
has swollen considerably. The churches
are still running on half time, however.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

tbs Corbett-MItcbeI fight will take
place before the COaey Island Club
and che Mitchell-Corbett fight before
the Columbian Club. They will probably
fight on bicycles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

IT HAS been discovered that the last
surviving soldier OF the revolution was
JOHN GRAY, who died at the age of lO4
at Hiramsburg, o., March %, 1868. 1t
only remains now to place the last OF
the army Of WashinRton's nurses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

MINISTER BAKER doubtless would
iust as lief be in his editorial sanetum
up in st. Paul as dodgIng bombshelis
IN NlcarauRua, but he has lots Of nerve
AID the Central Americans had best not
get gay with him.