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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
EDUCATIONAL.

HOODS PILLS are the best after-dnner
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache. Try box.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
The Bfu disappeared.

Cu1cAGo, August 16.-By a peculiar
transaction the officials in the office OF
the circuit court of Cook county last
week suppressed bill for divorce
brought by VIM. B. Keep, the attorney
for the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way Co. against Annie L. Keep. The
discovery of the transaction created a
disturbance in the clerks Office this
morning which it is thought will put a
stop to all occurrences in the future.
VIM. B. Keep filed his bill August 10,
and in it alleged cruelty on the part OF
his wife. The bill was marked with the
clerks file stamp and then vanished as
completely as though it had been
burner.
Mr.. Keeps domestic troubles are not
for the first time expected TO public
view, though cruelty is new title to
give them. April /, last, Mr.. Keep
and S. Miller Kent, an actor in Froh-
mans company, then playing Aristoc-
racy at the Columbia Theatre, had an
alteration at the theatre, in which
Kent was severely thrashed. Kent did
not play his part that afternoon or even
ing, but he said it was sill right and he
did not want any revenge. Neither he
nor Mr.. Keep would say what the
trouble was about; the latter, however,
insisting with great emphasis that Mrs.
Keep was not involved. At the time
Mr.. Keep used every effort to suppress
the story, but failed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
The wstzel county Teaehera


lSUsctII IesfHrtfa 10 re X ltstef.
New MARTINsNIILE, w. VA, Au-
gust l6.-TO-day's session Of the In
stitute opened this morning with the
usual exercises, music, devotional exer-
cises aud roll call.
The Civil Government Of West Vir-
GINA was discussed by Prof. Crago, OF
Wheeling, after which Prof. Powell
spoke on single entry bookkeeping for
a short time.
The first topic on the afternoon pro-
gramme was Arithmetic" and was
given 20 Prot Powell.
Civil Government was again taken
ND and discussed Oy Prof. CragO.
a short talk on school journals fol-
lowed, after which the Institute ad-
jOurned until morning.
Col. Jake Kemple gave lecture last
evening in the school house, on the
subject, "A Public Office Is q Private
snap" The Colonel is a witty and hu-
morous speaker, and his lecture was
very interesting. He kept the house In
one continuous laugh during the time
be spoke. He Will give another lecture
this evening at the same place, on
the subject, 'MexleO, and Her lnha6-
itants"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
Wa. vi,itinr in baltimore.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 10. Tine
announcement OF the disappearance
from the city Of Miss Daisy Garland,
the daughter of ex-Attoruey General
Garland, excited a great deal OF inter-
est. The publication Of the story was
instrumental in locating the where
abouts OF the missing girl. She was
heard from last evening, and later IN
the evening she returned TO her nome
According to the explanation given oy
the family of her disappearance she
had simply gone over to Baltimore Tor a
short visit, aud the young friend 10
whom she had impaired the knowledge
Of her plans had forgotten to inform
Miss Garland's family, as she had prom
lsed.
This evening her brother said:
"Between and o'clock last even
inn Young lady friend OF my sister,
having heard of our anxiety, cs'ieu a'
the house and said she had met her on
Friday and been given a message 10 oe-
liver TO US saying that my sister was
going to visit some friends in Baltimore
on Madison avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. She had called on
rs on Friday afternoon; had rung the
bell, and getting no answer had concin-
ded that the house was closed fer the
summer. The matter escaped her MIND
until she heard the rumors about my
sisters absence.
During the afternoon and evening
hundreds of people have called on US.
Col. John r. Fellows and l went to the
address in Baltimore and found my SIS
ter, who would have returned In day
or two anyway. She was visiting a
Catholic family, the home Of Miss HIS
one Of her old school friends at the
Academy OF the Visitation"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday evening one OF Ed Virtues
teams was standing near the q. ~ I.
freight depot apparently all right, when
suddenly one of the horses began kick
ing threw one of his hind feet
over the tongue, which frightened
the team and they started on run
down Second street, but owing to the
shape one OF the horses was In they
made poor Roadway and were soon
stopped, but kept plunging and kicking
In a terrible manper, and one OF them
had to be thrown down before il could
be untangled. Beyond few slight
bruises the team was uninjured, out IL
a very narrow escape from a serious
runaway.
The Myrtle Fishing Club, which Is
located at Willow Springs, entertained
quite a number of Martins Ferry peo-
pie at their camp yesterday. The Mar
tins Ferry Cornet Band was in attend
auce aud furnished some excellent
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Smith and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. g. f. McGlumphry
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
McGlumphry will attend the Riggs
Hanen wedding at McMechen to-day.
The Independent Hose Company held
a meeting at their rooms, on the corner
Of Harrison and Fourth streets, last
evening, and transacted considerable
business of Importance.
Officer Och arrested Charles, alias
Freddy" Clifford last evening for
threatening TO shoot Lewis Busch,
colored man employed on the Bellaire
electric street railway.
James Tannehill left yesterday to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Baker Boyd.
The Climax ferry boat is laid up on
account OF low water. A skill ferry
will be run until there is sufficient wa
ter for the boat to resume.
D. C. Black, of Salinevile, was visit
ing friends here yesterday.
Miss Ella White, of Bellaire, is spend
ing few days with the Misses Long,
on Washington street.
The condition of Mrs. DR.. j. w. Oar
ran RENAME unchanged, her fever still
remaining at a pretty high point.
Conrad Long had gaan Of men at
work yesterday putting tin roof over
the large wagon shed at the Belmont
Brewing ComDany's plant.
The A, NJ. E. church and Second M.
z. Sunday school picnic at Burlington
Yesterday. There was quite large
crowd in attendance.
Watty Sanders, Of Peal street, who
is down with typhoid fever, was report
ed no better last evening.
The south school building is expected
to be completed this week.
A crowd OF our young people will
picnic AT Burlington to-day.
James Robbins is putting up six
roomed dwelling on the corner OF Madi-
son and Indiana streets.
John w. Terrill and Henry Burkle
returned, last evening, from Cincinnati.
George V. Brown, of st. Clairsvile,
way in town yesterday.
L. Spencer is on business trip down
the river.
William Howell and family have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Wilbur Ross, an old resident of this
place, is here on visit from Denver,
! Colorado.
w. j. Harris, of Mt. Pleasant, was
calling on his cousin, Mayor Harris,
here yesterday.
Robert Haughton7of East Liverpool,
is visiting his brother, Ed Haughton, Of
First street.
j. E. Reynolds and Frank link re-
turned from the Worlds Fair yesterday
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
Hon. A. A. Lewis Views.

If there IS one man In Weston who
reads the newspapers and studies the
public questions Of the day more than
another, that man perhaps is Hon. A.
A. Lewis. When approached upon the
subject Of the coinage question and the
existing condition Of affairs, Mr.. Lewis
said:
Gas you have asked my opinion OF
the present business crisis, / will say
briefly: When Cleveland left the PreSi-
dental chair, succeeded by Harrison,
the u. S. Treasury was redundant
near one hundred millions surplus
but Cleveland In his second term
found the Treasury in a
very different condition near
$50 600, 900 deficit This In time could
be overcome, yet Cleveland declined TO
Increase the national debt, and this for
the time caused embarrassment for the
want of gold The fact that the Re-
publican party had caused this c0ndi-
- is very strong proof that the policy
at party as TO the tariff is not In
lterest OF the people, aud their de-
on ln electing Cleveland adds an
nei link 20 the chain TO strengthen
lnfdence in our form OF government.
tit we're not for this condition there
could have been no panic and every
Ing would have been as prosperous as
ZEN Harrison succeeded Cleyeland.
t Sou see the banks failing and
business interest Is alarmed
rue, the Republican party press
vantage Of the gold embarrassed
on and by predicting hard times
Cd a false alarm which may last
sw months. The Comptroller Of
rrency has had time 20 fully in
ito and he finds National banks In
81 condition as they ever have
" could be expected. Under ordi-
conditions they could increase
discount line 10 20 Is per cent.
Sui YOU ask how as 20 silver and
There Is but one solution Of this,
that Is 20 get as much OF both as
can. The volume OF currency
I'D be increased. Silver as q bull
or q commodity is now very low,
as money is worth as much as Il
was. To has been recognized as
ey for ages 10 all countries, and Is
money OF an other kinds wanted for
mary transactions OF business.
7t folly to undertake TO depreciate
Waited States coin by changes in
of bullion caused by specu-
stoek gamblers and synti-
sixteen TO one Is the proper
A compromise between the
ss and the silverites must be ef-
and the question must be set
would say repeal the sherman
re-enact tho Bland act. This
Mould be taken without delay
chat business men should have
hinty as to what the aSminis-
DO. All that is waEted Is
action to give confidence.
ould have currency 70 Ne
ads deposited with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17

A Singing Reb3ko to Partisan Calamity
MOWERS

Sandag Iranscript, Rsp
The attitude assumed by the Tran-
script has evoked considerable discus
sion, and, In the main, our position, rel
alive to the financial trouble and its i'm
mediate cause, has been conced Cd to be
well taken. Men Of all classes have
agreed with US that the seml-panic OF
to-nay is senseless one, and has
been precIpated uOon the coun-
try for partisan purposes by par
tisan press. The panic peddlers have
unnecessarily alarmed the timid aud
raised a corner In money belts aud old
stockings; they have also created
silly scare in manufacturing circles In
regard to the tariff. The tariff scare is
as near causeless as anything can well
be. Tariff reform will certainly come:
but there will Do no change in the
tariff laws that will disturb, TO any APP
preciable extent, a single legitimate In
dustry. Protection TO considerable
degree will always be maintained.
The panie-producers know, if they
know anything, that no people are so
timid as those who have by hard work,
and often by economy bordering on
penuriOusness, saved little money.
They are ever 10 fear Of the pr0verbial
rainy day. At the first sound Of alarm,
without waiting 70 make inquiry, they
grow a distrust OF the banks and saw
Ing funds They want TO finger their
money, 20 look &C and fOndle il. Who
can blame them2 10 is their little all;
but who does not blame those who, for
their own base purposes, engeHdered the
mistrust, fOstered the depression and
encouraged the panic? However, there
Is light In the window for our erring
editorial brethren.
There Is still time for them 90 make
amends. Whether they will show the
requisite courage and come humbly
forth and tay they have sinned before
the people and against the party the
early future must disclose. There are
multitudinous opportunities Offering
now for them to rectify she harm done.
improvement is everywhere. Banks
that were suspended have opened their
doors; mills that had been shut down
are in active operation; sunshine
and gladness are banishing the
gloom and depression. Let the
carpers, the croakers, and the mar-alls
call attention in displayed headlines and
OptOmistic editorials 10 the great better
ment Of affairs; let them be at least as
eager 20 build as 20 raZe, and applause
shall be theirS-nOt loud nor long, at
first, because injuries cannot DO con-
dOned at Ouce; but if they continue 10
be truthful and keep on In the good
work the commencing reclamation
will increase In volume and forgive
ness eventually come. They have sure
ly dcne harm enough TO be eagerly
willing and sufficiently brave 70 do a
little good. To be sure, they cannot
reclaim all the votes they have lost us
with their whitening walls and woeiul
Weeps, but they can halt good many
from going over tg Mr.. Cleveland's par
", and they ought 20 il.
Many OF them have shown a cOntrite
spirit by unQuallfedly indOrsiEg the
Presidents grand aud glorious message,
and thereon we base q hope for further
good from them. Brothers, come home;
don't let the light in the window sput-
ter and flicker out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
A NO Previous knOwledge,
Washington star.

Iron and steel works Of magnitude
which had been closed In Pittsburg have
been re-ppened and more will follow
their example soon, and employment
will be given TO $1,000 men. The BeSse-
mer steel works at Pueblo, Colorado,
concerning whose resumption Of bust
ness THIS year much doubt was felt, have
again resumed operations, giving en-
plOymbnt 20 500 men. This is done with
out absplute knowledge as to what Con-
gress vii do with reference 70 silver or
The tarif. The needs OF q big and
healthy country demand that It's ener-
gies be actively employed, and while
lear may cause them 70 halt for a short
time, they are bound 10 recuperate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
16. Story Of an African Farm.
BY (RALPn IRON OLIVE scHRErsEB.

Under the nom dc plun' Of Ralph Iron, Miss
Olive schreiner has written an e1iraord nhfily
powerful story. full OF graphic descriptions aud
ne most appealing patnos. The author seems
10 have followed no recognized model OF 70
nance. but struck out new path In nction iot
herself Her novel consists OF series Of stud
lee Illustrating the wild life OF an orchard farm
In south sffioa. and setting before The reader,
vii b striking yigor,the problems "hlch trouoIe
a strong intelligence and an imaginative am
bition. remote from any possibility OF culture.
The work which leaves an ADDING memory on
every reader IS one Of the most remAfksbie
novels OF the nRe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
II. Laws Of the Scottish CaraIIers.
BY WM. EDMoYsroUSE AYroUN

These stirring ballads OF Professor Aytoon.
OF BlAckwOod fame hsve their only riysl ~
in s.Nacaulay's Laws OF Ancient Rome" Their
popularity is not lessened By the fact that they
are % DO met with in every school rea-er And
Ia the repertoire OF most eiocutionists ana a.
form DISCLAIMERS. Nor Is popular apprec aton
Affected by the fact that their author. In en-.
shrining in patriotic and soul.stirring verse the
heroic incidents Of Scottish history. taxes the
"RoyalistI side as aZsinst that OF the Cove
nanters." The volume IS well worthy place
among the classics OF The Premium Library"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
10. Dreams
i, , ~ Iporl OLIvE scHREryER.

Though unlike the STORY Of an African
Farm !" aDrearns" has many o. the eharscter-
fsfirs xhich made MES scbreineFs early WORK
famous. The nook Is both interesting Aad sug-
gestiye. and. bssldes It's high meditasive quail
ties, is rich in he dissussIon o. isose mss.a.
5sIiehts 10 pro oound 70 herself and lay befofe
The thouehtful reader. Dreams Is msnifestly
ths Eork Of a rare and unccnnon mind
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
IL. Essays OF Ella.
By CHARLES LAMB.

These charming essays are full OF a gay hu-
NOR interpreted with many sly hits. happy
puns and bright ScintilationS OF wit; carefully
elaborated IS they are, they are written vita
the utmost ease and grace, and composed IN
spirit At once delicate and uuobtrusiye. SEEK
Ing his material in the common paths oil life
even the humblest-Lamb gives an Importance
TO everything and sheds grace over all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
14. TMiee.Told TaIes.
Nv NATBAyIrI. HAwTHoRyE.

Hawthorne, the most distinctly American
aud by FAR the NEST popular OF our writer's, has
given the world An undying book in Twice
Told Tales" They have all the felicity OF ex-
preston as well as the subtlety OF thought and
OF ''rhe Scarlet etter." Each story breathss
its own air OF contemplation. and its effect is
heightened BY the literary felicities Of style no
less than by the imsg native genIus Of the au-
thor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
Is. Vicar OF Wakefield.
BY OLIVER GOLDSMITH.

This beautifully illustrated edition OF IA
nous English classic will increase its AtsrAc-
tons for those who recognize the claim II has,
Gs essentially "homs book for the whole
reading world. Goldsmith has shed over the
work the ten1erest light OF his genius. and the
pastoral scenes in Il are unriyalled, We had al
most said unapproAched, by any other writer
OF fiction AS SIR Walter scott said Of II. I'VE
read the Vicar OF Wakefield IN youth and age,
and return to 1t again and again, ami bless the
memory OF an author who cOntriTes so well TO
reconcile US 70 human nature"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
ANEW BOOK will be added each week.

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termed an localized Robinson Crusoe, AM IL
hes ali the fascination OF that renowned work.
IL IL DO X that is sure 90 20 Gown the cen
turies charming as we'll IS edify ing generations
vet unborn. Paul and Virginia" atty nnds
place among the bookf Of the Premium Libra
o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17

LONDON, August 16.-The race for
the great Northern Leger stakes OF 500
sovS. was run to-day at Stockton, and
was won by Mr.. Il. S. Wanswick's bay
6lly Queen. OF Navarro.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
A Fifteen Per Cent. Reduction.

CIlfCIUF IoFtLF We 70 W. -sE4E0FF''
BUCKHANooN, w. VA, August 16.-
The Buckhannon River Lumber Com
pany has made a fifteen per cent. re-
duction IN the wages OF their employees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
stnl Inhorsing AltgeId.

CHICAGO, August 16.-The Interna-
tional Union Of carriage and wagon
workers to-day adopted resolution en-
dorsing Governor Altged's action in
pardoning the Anarchists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
BY OWEN MEREDITH.
Robert Lord Lytton.) }
Is. Lucille.

"Lucile." by the second Lord Lytton. late
Governor-Gensral OF lndlA ana BRUSH AsnoAs
sador At Paris 10 q novel in verse, with rhymed
couplets. casl somewhat In the mould OF Mrs.
Browning's turora Leigh" IL IL an enchant-
ing story will q strong admiIture OF romantic
thought plus Fertility OF Invention ano oiiliiah'
dialogue
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
,. A TlllylOss scandal.
J. NJ. BARRIE.

new work by J. NJ. Barrie, author OF that
Scottish classic The Little Minister" which
has had phenomenal sale, may be expected to
waet the literary appetite Of every Intelligent
reader OF first class fiction. In stories or mum
bic scottish PEASANT life, Mr.. Barrie Is on his
own spe.ial G.olnd. Ee knows the character
istics of the Scottish weaver and the peasant
81 IL tho sailO- knows the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
I5. Paul and Tireiaia.
By BERSARDTx DE SAINT PIERRE.

Of the wholesome romantic school, IL an immoT-
tai book. and has won place for itself In tie
homes OF almost every people who possess
literature and can appreciate the work Of GENT
" 1t may, with some literary propxiety, be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
FOR SALE.

Two nicely located lots In Bslvedsrs ada,,,o,
So each. 'AOH,
hosss ave rooms EOG street Centre wA.sL
Horse four rooms. Eishteeuth ,tre., 8, A,
House three rooms, Twelfth street SSO
house eight rooms. Sixteenth street in rood
condition, tS,sU0 eN'~
House four rooms aud stable. Twelfth s.r,,.
House seven roonA Jacob stresI Cent?.
Wheeling 81 500.
Lets IN ksNechen 500 10 $50. on easy term,
Business property. beis location, IN 4Eisa.
vie, house eight rooms, storerosm and good
staoie,o easy terms Good reasons Tor selling
House With full lot, Wood street near Forty.
third street, $50
House rooms aud stable eighteenth stree,
$500
Fine suburban hOmss miles east OF olty q,
mocerAte price.
tlOIs in Fiian. white & Gallagher .dal.ea
6CNlU0 feet S<OO each.
s lois on CaldNslps run. tas0 each
Fine farm, las acres, on National road, nina
miles east 0f city, on easy terms.
House LOT rooms, Fifteenth street with modefa
Improvements
House 8 rooms, Sixteenth street, sSoo
House rooms TweRty-tbird street. 81 zoo.
House rooms North n arkst street o. 300
SIX loss in COED locations In Park View,
cheap
Market stree, business property At moasrats
price.
oOs-hAli 10. en- NOCOllOOA stree. o.Htrs
one Of tAs beet nanufAsturiag sitssIH tAs
City, tienung On two tAilfoAaL
new houao rooms, on north wabash street.
:i5c. Loo, 81 So I2oOo and n.Soo to loan or
city real estate.
NESBITT & DEVINE,
ApS i7S MARIE, street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
IL. The Scarlet Letter.
By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.

romance OF intense interest exhibiting eK-
traordinary power of mental analysis and
graphic description. For an artistic eKpos-
ton OF Puritanism, as modified by New Eng
land colonial life. we have nothing like IL in
our literature. Like the best Of SCOTS novels,
IL is true at once 70 the local manners AID
scenic features OF the age and place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17

Our Sketch represents 9 charming
dress Of chartreuse green satln' win
black satin band and bows and loops OF
black satin at the skirt edge, Inc
bertha is Chantily lace, and the sleeves
of foulard chiffon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
8. A Book OF Golden Deeds.
BY G. NJ. YoNGE.

This is just the book to put into the hands Of
youth, circulating healthy morality and true
manly and womanly sentiments Few books
are better formed than this to develop aud
mold the tastes II The rising generation and
encourage optimistic and patriotic ideas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
10. Moses from an Old Manse.
By NATHANIEL HAWTHORN

Another delightful companion for Idle hours
is this collection OF magazine papers. which
Hawthorne entitled Moses IRON an Old
Manse." Like all his works. IL 10 distinguished
for its simplicity and truth Its high literary
excellence commends itanew TO public favor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
Standard Literature at Nominal

one should read. It's author has great mag
NATIVE power and a weird but original genius.
There are passages in "Fraukenstsin' that ap
pail th@ mind and make the flesh creep. once
bad, the book can hardly ever be forgotten.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-17
1. The Reveries of a Bachelor or, A
Book OF the Heart.

By TX. MARVEL Donald q. MitchelD.
This American classic has enjoyed a world
wide circulation at It's price OF sl.35. 1t IS now
offered for the first time at nominal COS! to
our subscribers.
How agreeable is ~. Marvel" in this gem of
n book from mis- pen, how quaint how humor-
Gus, philosophical pathetic ana Charming