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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
THB TAGS ARR COMING.
THE ADVANCE GUARD AT Tub CITY HALL
LAST NIGHT.
Petty Thisving About the Ciy-Oriminal Matters
In and About
Town.

As cold weather approaches the num-
Der Of tough looking strangers In the
city increases rapidly, and there is
every indication that the genus Vag will
have much larger representation hero
this winter than for half-a-dozen or
more years.
In direct ratio as the number Of these
irresponsibles increases, reports Of petty
thievlng grow more numerous, and
householders who desire to save them
selves annoyance should put new locks
on their chicken-coop and cellar doors,
and keep a general sharp lookout for
their outdoor portable property.
Early Sunday evening two thefts OF
clothing from residences occurred on
the island, the thieves being popularity
supposed to belong to the wandering
class here referred to. at the residence
OF Mr.. Stattler, on North Front street,
an ulster aud cape were stolen
from the front hall between Z
and O'Clock in the evening, and
about the same time similar
theft occurred at the residence OF >. u.
TomlinsoD, on South Fourth street,
dress coat and overcoat being taken.
There were several papers OF value In
the pockets OF these coats, which Mr..
Tomlinson would like 10 get hold OF.
Lieut.. Terrill made trip over the river
yesterday, in hopes OF arrestlng the
guilty parties, who are supposed TO
have gone up the river short distance
and then crossed into Ohio, but 1t was
without avail.
Last evening was the coolest OF the
season, so far, and there was quite an
aggregation Of dodgers at the City hall
as a result. They began TO come soon
after seven o'clock, in squads of two,
three and four, and some OF the april
cants who were sent down stairs were
pretty tough looking customers. Inc
police rather encourage them TO come,
as they prefer having them where they
can be watched 10 securing the town
after them, and keeping them out OF
mischief, but after they have slept at
the building for two or three nights,
thew are generally advised 10 get out OF
town, and the hint is generally taken.
Most OF the dodgers say they are looking
for work and can't find il, or have just
lost a lob in Plttsburg or some other
city, and come here in search OF an
other place, and in some cases these
stories are evidently true, but in very
many cases the men are Enthusiastically
professional vags who have been driven
out Of their country haunts by the re-
turn of inclement weather, and are
making their way to some large city.
It is expected by the police that now
that the Worlds Fair is over the Chi
cago authorities will take steps to rid
that city OF the tens of thousands OF
professional dead beats, buns, made-to-
order crippes, etc, who have swarmed
there all summer and fall, and that
small multitude of these folks, whose
usual hauRts are in the East, will pass
through this portion Of the country on
on their way TO the seaboard cities.
These gentry will soon be coming into
Wheeling via. Baltimore and Ohio,
Wheeling and Lake Erie, and c., l.. u
w. freights, aud there will be more or
less OF time as long as they are
around,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
TIE CASUALLY RECORD.
The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday.

City 1ebterOay-
A street car at Tenth and Jacob
streets ran into Owen Coniff's cart yes
terday morning. The cart was broken
but no one was hurt.
Henry Guenther, OF South Chapline
street, a stone contractor, had q stone
to fall on his finger yesterday after
noon, badly crushing it.
Mrs. Minnie Shopper, lady Of South
Water street, while coming down stairs
last Sunday, fell aud dislocated her
ankle. DR.. Ford gave the medical at
tention.
Robert Green, of Elm Grove, en-
ployed by the Elm Grove Coal Company,
was painfully hurt at the mine yester-
day. The large elevator descended,
striking him on the foot md severely
MASKING 1t. No bones were broken, but
be will not be able to work for some
time.
Last Sunday evening at North Ben
wood. two buggies colllded. Squire
Henry Riddle was driving up street
and his horse became scared and ran
into Walter McJilton's rig. No one
was hurt, but a serious accident was
narrowly averted. Both buggies were
smashed.
Last Sunday afternoon four Benwood
men, Intoxicated, were driving near
Schad's crossing. The horse took
fright and ran toward the furnace
The wagon broke near the furnace and
all were thrown out and each was
slightly injured. The horse ran on
and dashed against tree, demolishing
the rig completely. The horse was
badly hurt.
Last Saturday William Dennis, a
printer employed at ONeill's photo
graph gallery, suffered most painful
accident. He was carrying bottle OF
acid, when it.fell to the floor. The con-
tents splashed up TO Mr.. Dennis face
and badly burned'it Some Of the acid
flew into his eyes and most painfully in
jured them. 1t was at first feared that
his eysight would be lost, but DIR.
Dlckey, who gave the medical attention,
states that he thinks his sight can be
saved. Mr.. Dennis will be laid up for
some time as result Of the injuries,
but it is thought his face will not be
disfgured
William Schultze, a popular young
South Slider, a son Of the coroner, is
laid up at Woodland, this State, as q re-
suit Of an accident. Young Schultze
had close call from death. Frank and
James Mclaughlin and the Injured
Young man recently went TO the place
named for hunt. Last Saturday night
they were coon hunting and Mr..
Schultze went too near a cliff and Tell
over, distance Of thirty feet. He
tumbled over stones and small trees TO
the bottom. and when his companions
reached him he was unconscious. 1t
took half hours work to bring him
about, and it was found that he had
been cut in five places ABOUT the head
and face. There were long gashes in
his neck and side OF the face giving him
the most pain. He will be removed
home in few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
NOTES OF THE RIVER
News OF the Boats and Boatmon Along
the Ohio.

Wharfmaster john Crockard was In
Plttsburg yesterday on business.
The stage OF water was stationary
Yesterday. with the marks showing 3
feet II inches all day.
The Ben Hur left for Parkersburg
yesterday afternoon az 3 o'clock. She
had q good trip, both to and from this
port.
The packets scheduled for to-day are
the Bedford for Pittsburg, at z o'clock
a. M, and the Courier for Parkersburg,
at 1880 a. m.
OIL CITY, PA, October 3O.-Rlyer
foot and IL inches and rising slowly;
weather clear and cool.
GREENSBORO, PA, October 30.-River
7 feet z inches and falling; weather
cloudy and warmer.
MoRGANTOwN, w. VA, October 30.
River feet inches aud falling;
weather fair and cool
WARREN, PA, October 3O.-Rlyer
elght-tenths OF a foot, above zero;
weather clear and cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
Alter Birds.

1t was a merry party OF sportsman
who chartered a naptha yacht, and late
yesterday afternoon departed for Fish
Creek. The gentlemen were after game
in the shape OF the inofensive wild
ducks, which are numerous along the
river Just now. About two hundred OF
the fowls consented 10 be targets for the
sportsmen, and just two birds were
brought home last night. Each gentle
man will wear a feather in the lapel OF
his coat to-day, and there will be just
enough to go around. The party was
made up OF A. a. Franzheim, George
Baird, Dan Dinger, and others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

The City Sergeant of Elm Grove is hav-
ing biz time collecting taxes. Last
January an election was held TO decide
whether or not the borough should be In
corporated. The friends Of the corpor-
alton won, and city officers were elect
ed. The old Council refused to give In,
claiming they were still In authority.
The matter has never been settled.
Under the new rule about dozen citi-
zens. favorable to the former govern
ment, refused to pay their taxes. The
Sergeant served notices on them, but TO
no avail. A prominent citizens taxes
we're finally due last Friday, and his
wagon was attached and offered for sale
by the new Sergeant. There were no
bidders, and aDother attempt will be
made to dispose of the vehicle. This IS
the first OF the many similar cases that
seem bound TO follow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
Arrested for Trespass.

Albert Rose complained 10 Justice
Gillespy yesterday that crowd Of boys
and young men had entered the yard of
a house owned by him, broken into the
house and carried OF the gate, beard
walk, and other lumber to use for Oon-
fires on Seventeenth street, near Nc
Cullough. Warrants were issued for
three BOYS named Michael Hoe, William
Hercules and Thomas Manion. The
boys were arraigned before the Justice
last night The evidence against the
two FIRST mentioned was insufficient aud
contradictory, aud the charges against
them were dismissed. Manion's case
was postponed until this evening, when
additional evidence will be heard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
REAL ESTATE PRICES
Have Not Dropped In This City During thu
Dull M1 rths.

Dull MC Pths
"With the depression in all branches
of trade in this city, it is remarkable
fact that real estate is still held az what
might be termed boom prices" said a
prominent real estate agent Yesterday.
"There have been no foreclosures 1r
forced sales" he continued. AS mat
ter Of fact. the real estate transactions
during the past few months have been
comparatively few, but there are evil
denceS Of a better feeling now.
have had more inquiries during the past
80 days, than for the three months pro-
ceeding. Real estate has not yet felt
the effect of the hard times. Good
property, wherever sold, brings prices
that will compare favorably with ttr
received in the spring. l think e. CO
many buyers are holding of 10 the sE-
pectation Of securing bargains AZ forced
sales. There have been few, II any Y-r-
chaseS for speculative purposes r.-
Gently, most sales being 10 hon
builders"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
snatobed the Watch and Ran.

Yesterday morning Harry BarthoIe-
new, OF Martins Ferry, went c|Wr t1
Bridgeport to look FOR a fob ero CT. .n
with fellow named C0nuUrs.
asked what time IL was, and h.
new told him. Then Connors b. q
notion to look at Bartholomew AL. .l.
and examined it, looking al the "Eorss
etc. All Of a sudden he snatched the
watch, breaking the chain, and ran.
He tore over the bridge to the Island,
and made his escape. The police re-
covered the watch, but they didn't get
COnnOrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

The only independent slate writing
medium in the city. The only clairvoy-
ant who gives names, dates and facts
instantly, answers sealed messages cor
rectly and never asks solitary ques-
ton; brings back your lover, husband,
wife, child or friend; restores lost affec-
tions, breaks spells, removes stumbling
blocks and bad luck. Parties out OF
town. send me a seif-addressed stamped
envelope FOR free advice, but ask no
questions. Mediumistic persons devel'
oped at home. 2Gl5 ChapllDe street,
from Q a. N. until p. m. Success or
no charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
NEWS OF THE DAT.
A Small Blaze.

About 1920 yesterday morning still
alarm of fire was brought to the hook
and ladder house. Mrs. Calvert, OF
21O2 Main street, was absent from home
washing, and her children built too
large fire in the CRATE. The fire
caught a closet full Of clothes and
burned them. The lady's loss is con-
siderable. The hook and ladder fire
men soon extlnguished the tlsze.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

How many people can tell gool whiskey
from an iuferi9r one. Can yolf ~ lo-
~ Sc auquesne aud Bear Greek
ans - goacannot. then you must D. govern
hv ne testimonials o. physicians. tapcrh
ed .ntB Of hospital= anG g. anoissenSt y
~ Nay Efein. Of Ale teay. Pa afe alscllp-
" plre. cid aid mellow. a reliable stimu - :
In The house st this time q the year = al ~
solute necessity. and why not get tue best ~
TSess WHISTLES are FOR sale Dy wheeling
Drug Co. az regular prices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
A stolen CIock Recovered.

About month ago fine brass clock,
valued at forty-fve dollars, was stolen
from Ada Foster, and has been missing
up TO Yesterday, when Officer O'Brien
found it in a boat house on the Ohio
side OF the river and brought it to the
city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
PHYSICAL CULTURE
A Glass for Business Men Organized Last
Night.

At the Y. NJ. c. A. last night the
physical instructor, Prof. Geo. II. Mar
shall, organized class Of business men
in physical culture. The class was a
good sized one and viii be augmented
at the next meeting. The class will
meet at the Association building on
Mondays and Thursdays Of each week
az five o'clock.
Prof. Wsrman, who delivered a series
OF Delsarte lectures last week, left yes
terday for East Liverpool, o. An ef-
fort will be made to induce him 70 re
turn &c deliver a course OF lectures for
teachers, and it will probably be sue
cessiul.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

SEVERAL parties OF young men were
out duck hunting yesterday ADD ha-
very good success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
IN SOCIETY.

Some Past aud Prospective Events In the
Gay World.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Hall, Of Colerain,
o., very fttingly celebrated the TWEEN
tieth anniversary Of their wedding yes
terday by giving dinner at which
about sixty guests were served one OF
the most tempting menues that could
be prepared. The guests departed ex-
pressing themselves as delighted with
the manner in which they were enter
tanned. MIR. Hall is the proprietor Of
the "Wsyside Inn" which is so familiar
to the young people of Wheeling and
vicinity as place of resort In the
summer months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

fyou wIsh TO have the best local and
teIsEraphic paper in the city Left At your
door regularly every morning subscrtPe
for the Daily aud sunday editions OF the
Register. 10 cents per week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

The ladies and gentlemen composing
the South Side class at Prof. Mullens
dancing academy last season, gave q
hop last night at Teutonis hall. There
was good attendance and everything
passed OF pleasantly. Prof. Killmyer
qmcIated at the plano with his accus-
tmti grace, and an excellent pro-
grzmme OF terpsichOrean numbers
was merrly discussed. Luncheon was
served at midnight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
ANOTHER new LODGE.
Remarkable Growth of the a. o. Q. VI.
in This City.


The remarkable growth Of the An
cient Order OF United Workmen in this
vicinity, continues, and 1t viii not De
many months, IL the present ratio OF IN
crease IS maintained, until West Viz
ginla will have Z separate jurisdiction.
Last night, Vigllant Lodge No. 20. wa.
instituted at McMechen, starting of
with > good membership.
DR.. Garrison is now at work upon an
other lodge, which will make seven in
this city alone. He has already secured
thirty names, and the lodge will be
started within few weeks.
Groves Of orange rich in perfume,
With their odors freight tue breeze;
SOZODONT. IN heaithful fragrafce,
Cannos Oe surpassed by these
Teeth oy Il are snow white rer
Tzke no substituten tender
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

Peter Zeirler and wife, of the North
End, Will celebrate their golden we'd
ding at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. ZeiRler have a
host Of friends and acQuaintances in
this city, and there will be a good re-
Spouse TO the large numbers Of invita-
lions issued. A golden wedding cele-
bration is an unusual event, and this
one promises to be very interesting and
enjoyable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

HALLo'EES Tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

The Full Bloom Club, Of the South
SIDE. will give a grand masquerade oall
me 10Th Of the month al the Alert Club
Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

Next Thursday evening the Alert
an will give dance at its hall on
South Jacob street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

Camille, the bright young daughter
of John i. Stamm, was three years old
yesterday. To properly celebrate the
event, invitations were issued to num-
Der of misses aud masters, who were
entertained with taffy pulling at Mr..
Stamm's home on Main street yesterday
afternoon. Juvenile games we're played,
and refreshments were served, the az
ternoon being very enjoyable one for
the little folks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

Thns. Moore, well known attacbe
OF Locke's shoe store, and Miss Naomi
Carnahan, Of Main street, will be mar
ried this afternoon at , o'clock, in the
Second Presbyterian Church. Quite a
large number Of guests are invited.
After the ceremony the young couple
will 60 10 Philadelphia on their wedding
trip. They Will 90 to housekeeping on
South Market street.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-28
&anias.

- Qnideineno 9ibt ii6 bic Salton=
'i6e SabnrauberbanOe aud nit tlein=
liten Sui6tleppereien ab. Neuli6
Nbenos traf &. Si99inbotbam BON
glafwell auf Dem Gberotee=S "treifen
in Nrtanias GitD Elm. Inter
ipees Duroe or bon Stpei Gdubern an=
ee6altell, wel6e ibm nit Oorgebalte=
men Win6eiterbii6ien iein 8elo abfOr=
berten. Sig9illbOtbam Oerli6erte ibnen,
Dab er nur Srpei SOllars bel li6 fibre.
Sarauf na6men lie ibm einen Collar
bapon nit benz Semerten ab: yg0ir
iino nidt tleinli6 gei5i9. SuStannit
ben anoeren Collar bebulten." Samit
ritten Die &Guber binwe9. Siggin=
bptbum ertannte in linen srpei Mtit=
9lieoer Der SoltOn'i9e Sanoe Namens
SiQ Sulon uno Dynamite.
- Sn Dem Marttflefen Soronto,
fiiniSebn Wteilen weltlid BON Oates
Center in @reenmooo Gountp bat Elm
o6tSi9jdbri9er 8reis Namens &. g.
Barnard itine 63 Sabre alte Satin
iomie ieine SO Sabre alte SO6ter Gor=
nelia ourb S6ilie aus einem Jtepoloer
ermOroet uno ii6 oann ielbit cine STU
gel our6 ben &Opf 9eja8t. glls S. 3.
Song, Elm StieiiObn Oes alien WNnnes,
am glbeno na6 SNuie Suriiftebrte,
fano er Die orei 8enannten ais Gci6en
in ibrem Ylute i6wimmeno Dor. Sn
einem binterluiienen SAreiben an iei=
men StiefiObn gibt Der W0roer uno
SelbitmDroer ais 6riinOe fir ieine
ppblilberle9te Shat an. hab er lih uno
ben Seinen nllr cine Gait lei, ober Den
@e9'in's Senieits nidt ALIEN antreten
Dplre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-28
0QrQutirtc Sur.

@ir baben ben gpotbefer, Der uniere
@aaren uerfduft, ermd9tist, DR.. Kings
New Discovery fir NuS;ebruns, Suiten
nno Grfdltuns unter obiser Sebinsun9
81 %pertaufen. Wenn Sic nit elmer Grfdl>
tang, einem 6uiten oSer irseno elmer I'm
reselmdBis'eit Der 3unse, ocs SaIies ober
Der Srult bebaitet iino unO bieie s MitteI
9ebrau6cn, wie uorssi6ricben, uno es auf
biuise Dirt aui Die Brobe lteuen unb ba:
BON teinen 0tuesn baben, t0nnen gle bic
6lai9e suriidbrin9en unb erbaIten ibr
@elb Suriit. Wir tonnten oieies Nners
bieten ni6t MAIDEN, wiiBten mir nl6t,
oaB man DR.. Kings New Discovery
Sutrauen i6enfen fam. Gs tGui6t ME.
Erobef lai6en frei in Z. @. &uete's
apotbete. @roBe 6Iai6en so Gents
uno elm Dollar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-28

einen Sienitmann ieinen iebr 9roBen
WtaltaIten in ben Nrbeitsraum I6aften,
padte Den Gaum unter ben Geib' IN
Geib' l~ie9enoen 6arbentutcn boil Stii=
sen llno lieB Damn Den &aiten wieoer in
lelne 9Sobnun9 I6alfen. 8roberc
PORTRAITS wuroeu einf00 ais Srult=
ooer &opfltilf aus ben &ubmen &c
l1nltten. y. ioll oieien Siebltabl ull=
lldberno ourb Spei Sabre betrieben ba=
ben. Die 3abl Der 9~eltoblenen Stis,en
ollrfte 1tb ae9en bunDert belauien;
oarllllter pielleiht nabe an Die oreiBi9
Sismard= Eprtraits.
= Neulib ipdt am @beno alma Die
olterreibi!6e &aiierin i'm Sub a.
pc It err Soibur99arten ipaSieren. Gin
allf Wahe Itebenoer SnfanteriIt rief Iie
an nit ben 9Sprten: User Iino Sie?"
= Die &aiierin antwortete: sd bin
Die &aiierin." Ger Snianteriit ioroerte
lie glei6uobl auf, ben 8arten gu per=
lallen, oa es I'M oieie Stunoe Niemall=
Den mebr geItattet lei, in oemielbcn su
mcilel. Die &ailcrin CAB oieier Nuf=
ioroerung 6ol9e; Der Snianteriit wnroe
fir Die piinttlide Sefolaung ieincr
SorIbriften belDbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-28
Sbio.

- gu welden periperflihen Mitteln
englii6=nmeritanii6e Gciitlihe 0uf Der
&anSel g~reifen, I'M fiir li6 &eclame 81
MAIDEN, bat Der Yreoi9er @ilber g..
@orner pDn Der y@race Wetbooilt
Episcopal Gbur6" in Springiielo.
our6 Elm neles Seiipiel bele9t. Gr
belt am Sonnta9e in Der STRIDE nad
porgdngi9er 9ntilnoigun9 Dor elmer
oidt gei6narten 3ubOreri6ait einen
SOrtrag 0reoi9t bari man ni6t ID
0en), iiber Die SerOerbli6teit oeS
8liifsipiels uno entblOoete ii6 ni6t,
ieiuer 8emeinoe ipdbreno oes 9ortrags
Die &nifie oes &iimmelblGtt6en=S pieles
nit wirtli6en Surten greifbar Dor Die
glugen 81 iiibrcn, nobel CT Die &arten
nit perblilifenDer So6tenntniB uno
8ei6iflidteit b%anobabte. Sabei l6ien
er gars per9eiien Su baben, oaB er in
Dem erlten Sbeile ieines @ortrages Die
3eitungen pe8en Der S6iloerun9 bon
@insclbeiten i%trafbarer SanOlungen
bitter 9etaoelt bate.