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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
POLICE COMMITTEE.
A Considerable Amount OF Routine Busi-
ness transacted.

A Considerable Amount OF Routine Busi-
ness transacted.
The Council Committee on Police met
last night, before the meeting OF Coun-
Gil. The following bills were recon-
mended for payment; Z. Hoffman
Sl6,25, Std0ts ZeitlpC $3.50,
Greer & LANG $3.50, b..
Euiugham 25 cents, Garlic Bros.
$3.50, Otto Walden $500, Robert Nc
Nichol $50, aud others.
The report of Superintendent Ma
Ioney, of the city prison, was read and
its recommendations cOncurred In.
There were seven inmates in the prison
on May 81; admitted during the
month, SO; time expired, -; released
by Mayor, II; in prison July l, IA. Bills
aggregating S9O.29 were presented.
Martin Tunney was appointed night
guard. One hundred and twenty-six
loads OF stone were furnished.
Henry Tape presented a claim for
81. 80 against officer Conrad, and stated
that he refused to pay the bill. AT
A previous meeting OF the committee
the same account was presented, and
the Committee passed a resolution max
ing a failure OF officers to pay their
debts sufficient cause for dismissal. a
motion to dismiss Conrad was made,
but afterwards withdrawn, and the
Chief was asked to- notify him that II
he has any excuse II make he must ap-
pear before the Committee az its next
meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.
U1oo...o IIaapd ;s In tho cikW

individuals.
Feorge Heard is In the city.
D. C. Mister is here from Plttsburg.
Miss Katie Nicholson 10 visiting friends
at East Liverpool.
Miss Jennie Shelter, from New Martins
vile, is at the Stamm.
H. SchauHs, of washington, Pa, is
guest at the Stamm House.
Jesse Ebeling, of South Eoff street. left
for visit TO Chicago yesterday.
Misses Nellie CradGock and Sadie Baird
are visiting at Mountain LAKE Park.
Henry Large and family, of South Wet
eel street, are visiting friends at Clarlng-
ton.
Miss McCluskey, of Cameron, is guest
of Miss Iona McCluskey, Of the Eighth
ward.
Ex.lnternal Revenue Collector A. B.
White, from Parkersburg, was at the Nc
Lure yesterday.
Mrs. Isaac Stewart and daughter, OF
Thirty-frst street, will leave to-day for
visit to Williamsburg, Pa.
WNDsoR.-S. ]. Mallory, st. Marys;
Robt. A Armstrong, West Liberty; r.
Reister, New Martinsville.
Mrs. G. Gutman and daughters, Misses
Bessie and Emma. left yesterday TO spend
the summer at Portland, Me-
Mrs. Gweudoline Green, from New Mat
amorls, O., is visiting at the home OF A.
r. Roper on South Jacob street,
Chas. Heldinger, Of Forty-third street,
is homo from visit down the river TO the
Riverside Fishing Clubs camp.
Chris. Kalpitzer, the South Side butcher,
has received from the West one of the finest
lots of cattle ever driven into the city.
H. H. Hornbrook, formerly Of the South
Side grocery firm of Hor nbrook & Marsh.
now Of MouDdsville, was in the city yester-
day on business.
Albert Speidel and David Bur ett, of
the South Side, are visiting home from the
fishing camp, of the Riverside CLUB, at
Belmont Grove.
Miss Name Kennedy Writ entertained
a number of young friends at Park View
Place, last evening, in honor OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles Waterhouse.
Popular w. B. Myers, gripman on the
street railway, accompanied by his wife,
will leave to-day for visit TO Mr.. Myers
former home in w ashington, Pa.
w. @. Armbrecht, the South Side
pharmacist, is confined to his bed by sick
ness, and Jerry Newman, Of the Sixth
ward, has charge Of the pharmacy:
Her many friends of the South Side will
be panied to hear of the death and recent
burial, of Miss Emma Hornbrook, at the
time Of her death OF Moundsvine, but for
merly Of the South Side.
BEHLER-A. Lancaster, Parkersburg;
j. B. Knott, Warrington; G. w. Lenard,
Beverly; r. O. Caldwell, Slstersville; A.
Contrite, Parkersburg; A. l.. Pratt, Val
lev Rend and i H Douber SistersVille.
Ed Yahn is home from Cincinnati to
spend the summer months. Ed. has been
attending the Odeon College Of Music, and
has been receiving vocal instructions from
w. S. Sterling. He possesses pure, rich
bass voice, which shows marked improve
ment under the careful training which it
has received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08

does not intend TO do 1t. Numerous
and urgent complaints Of the citizens
who pay Mr.. CLARK for the services he
doesn't render, do not move him. He
is the one citizen of Wheeling who in
this sizzardy spoil remains calm, cool
and collected, while the garbage piles
grow larger and more foul aud remain
dncolIected.
Contractor CLARK is under Oond TO
carry out his agreement with the city.
Really, his bond ought to be forfeited,
though he Is not more 70 blame than
Council and has simply followed IN the
Old rut. Council should turn over
new leaf and establish new precedent
which win make Mr.. CLARK aud future
garbage contractors do the work they
engage to do.
The garbage must be collected pro-
perly and on time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08

After 1887, IL did not again touch 100
until last year, the highest temperature
in 1891 being 81.
Last night the air was hot and sultry,
all night, and the indications are for q
warmer day to-day than yesterday.
NOTES OF THE DAY.
The lappiweld department at the Riv-
erside Tube Works was knocked of
yesterday morning by reason of the
heat. The heat was so great last even
ing that the department did not resume
and will not till the heat becomes less.
In the tube works alone twenty men
gave completely out, and In the other
departments of the Riverside plant
there was great suffering by reason OF
the heat.
Jno. Voight, of Twenty-ninth street,
who works for the Metropolitan In
surance Co., was in East Wheeling
Yesterday when the great heat over
came him. He had been effected in a
similar manner before, and feeling the
coming Of the shock was enabled to
reach house near by, where medical
aid was summoned. His condition is
not regarded as serious.
A bricklayer, whose name could not
be learned, working on house in East
Wheeling, was Frustrated by the great
heat yesterday. He was carried to
house near by and medical aid was sum-
moned and restoratives administered.
Heat overcame Mrs. Isaac Faith, OF
Twenty-sixth street. yesterday. She
was hanging out clothes, when the
shock came, and she was completely
Frustrated. Dr. Walden is giving the
medical attention.
Willard Hill, of Tweuty-siXth street,
is q workman at the Lower Benwood
mill, and yesterday he was overcome by
the heat, at the mill, and is suffering
severely as a result.
James Morrison, employed at the
tube works, yesterday had sunstroke.
He fell at his work, and for a time it
was thought he would not recover. He
is of the South Side.
Nearly all the mills OF the Whitaker
we're compelled to knock off yesterday
by reason Of the heat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
mrs AL RIGHT.

President has had a slight at
rheumatism and the tOOthaehe.
tired from the extraordinary
aufas undergone since his in
aud has retired, like a sen
10 his seaside home to recu-
get ready for the extra ses-
ress, and In the meantime
himself TO all visitors.
fettV ment, his rheumatism and
othaehe,Nbowever, have furnished
he basis necessary for the enter
! 9 correspondents to work up col
on the subject and even to stretch
bothache into a cancer.
! CLEVELAND meanwhile sits out
shady porch at Gray Gables in
Artable neglige attire, fans and
And enjoys himself.
any man in the United States Is
ed to all the rest aud enjoyment
an get out Of a brief vacation,
Elk CLEVELAND certainly is, after
solid months of wrestling with
financial situation and the Office
srs. lie needs it.
{ him Mone. He's all right.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
A FEARFUL DAY.
THE MERCURY MOUNTED TO NEARLY 81
DEGREES YESTERDAY.
Many Persons Affected By the Temperature, Esps'
cially About Industrial Plants-Ths Pros
poets for To-Day.
TIE RECORD.

The above was the thermometrieal
record taken at Schnepf's, yesterday,
and IL was corker.
1t was hot with breat big T, and the
way humanity sizzled and suffered was
pltiful 10 behold.
Long before noon the streets were
like bake-oven, and store rooms and
residence apartments like furnaces,
and as there was little movement
OF the atmosphere at any time during
he day, the full effect OF old Sol's rays
were felt everywhere sbout the city,
Quite number of thermometers went
up 70 the 100 notch, and it was every
where agreed that DO more trying day
had been experienced in Wheeling for a
year at least. The mercury was higher
last year on a number OF days, cut yes
terday broke the record OF 1899
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
WEST VIRGINIA OIL
Standard OIL People Think 1t Better Than
MoDonaId-Two BiK wells Drilled-Ihe
Marion County Field Surprises In ose
OnioiaIs Who InVestIRatsd It

Standard OIL People Think 1t Better Than
MoDonaId-Two Bix Wells Drinsd-The
Marion County Field Surprises Ia ose
OnioisIs Who Investigated 1t
Last nights Pittsburg Chronicle TeIe-
Graph says:
The STANDARD Oil officials are greatly
pleased with the new West Virginia field,
and expect IL will rival some Of the famous
Western Pennsylvania localities in pro-
ducing. Messrs. G. n. Payne, Of Titus
vile; @. T. Braden, Of Oil City,
Superintendent Of the National Tran
sit Company's lines; j. C., McKin-
ney, of Titusville; j. ID. Archbold, Of
New York, attorney for the company, and
II. II. Rogers. of New YORK, mem GER OF
the Executive Committee Of the Standard
Oil Company, are registered at The Monon-
gahela House. They are returning from
an inspection of their holdings in Dodd-
ridge, Richie and Marion counties. West
Virginia. They report that the South
Penn OIL Company, branch Of the Stand
ard, and which has tho largest holdings OF
West Virginia's producing territory. has
recently completed two new wells in
Marion county which will probably open a
new field. a member Of the party said:
at would seem that the oil belt. which
apparently extends from Oil City. directly
south. becomes richer toward the South.
The oil belt was first tapped In the North.
and the wells were mostly bumpers after
the first few weeks Of flowing. One by one
these wells became busters, but develop
ments toward the South reached the same
belt. The production was larger and more
natural, while the petroleum seemed richer
In quality, was easier refined and produced
better illuminating effect after being pre-
pared for public use. II appeared that the
climax Of the anti-clinal, or oil territory
was reached when the Washington. pa.
reld was developed. Then came the dis
coyery that In the progress southwark
drillers had neglected the Mcdonald field.
The first well drilled there was an eItraor-
binary gusher. DrilleFs or producers
were wary. however, fearing that a POCKET
only had been perforated. Developments.
however. served 10 open a TERRITORY rich in
oil beyond the dreams Of producers and
which was able 70 supply the world With
oil for years.
Now comes the West Virginia field II
has hitherto been tapped % raU-hazart
way by wild caters who hsd no,
the courage OF their coDvictiol ,eked
the capital, for they did ~ deem
enough 10 tap the real vein. ON.
ments Of the South Penn Con I've Nv
beyond all question thai there is q yreat
field there, and 1 iook for surprises.
"Hss the Souih Penn Company or Stand.
ard Company done anything 70 secure the
terrltoryl1 the official was asked.
1t is protecting Itself" was the slgpis.
cant reply.
"Wi.l the oil be Transported 70 the
Northern refineries or wiz plant ne
erected In West Virginia for refining mr..
poses"
1T has been customary 70 ship all nils
North. but there is a proposition 10 mia
near Msuaiugton. However. that haz ,ot
been determined, although u was one =,
The objects Of the inspection"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
Arnlunhln Rernrdr.

BRASpRETH's Pills purify the Blood.
stimulate the Liver, strengthen the
kidneys, regulate the Bowels. They
were introduced In the United States In
1885. Since that time over sixty mill
ions of boxes of BRASDRETH's PILLS
have been used.
This, together with thousands of con-
ylncIng testimonials from all parts OF
the world, is positive evidence of their
value.
BRANDRETH's PILLS are purely Vege-
table, absolutely harmless, and safe to
take ct any time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
THE FAIR FINANCES.

cordlng to Mr.. FRANKLIN w.
D's article in the Forum, the total
OF the Worlds Fair is SO, 100000.
stimates the total receipts Of the
ltloa ire m all sources at SIS, oOo,-
hitch would leave a deficit in the
eompaDy's excheQuer OF 81, 100000
timate OF gate receipts is very lib
apparently too LIBERAL His estimate
for the five months succeeding
the average attendance would be
e times tho average in May has not
borne out by the June receipts,
ch fell short Of even doubling the
average. So the remaining months
Exposition must more than treble
Z, lake the total receipts foot up
900, which is Mr.. HEADS high
. mark
re seems to be no chance, accord
present indications, for the ex-
lid b company to come out anywhere
q rem. After il pays its debts the
khblders viii receive about 50, $780,
'on their $40, 900, 600 investment.
inmates, however, are very uncer-
and there may be an Increase IN
ndance during the next four months
bat will let them out ahead. Many
people have not attended the fair be-
,ause of its incompleteness. They in
tend TO 20, however Nearly every
body intends to 60. And there will
probably be a rush later on.
However. it is estimated that Chi
,aqo's visitors will leave from S3O,OOO,-
boo to double that amount, In the town.
So the pluckY Windy City will come
but way ahead anyhow. 1t deserves TO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
POLISH CITIZENS
Fall Out aud Go to Law About 1t.

Fall Out aud Go to Law About 1t.
Polanders in the lower section of the
city got on tear yesterday, and three
law suits resulted Yesterday after
noon and evening the offices Of Squires
j. w. Schultze aud Jos. A. Ankle, OF the
South Side, were scenes of confusion,
the Polish language being thrown
around in chunks, and interpreters we're
plenty. These scenes in the Justice
Courts were the liveliest seen on the
south Side for long time.
SQUIRE Ankle had two OF the cases. In
the frst, John Marcusdef complained
that Andy Sulinski had assaulted him.
Andy got IS and costs. which he paid.
officer MinkemyeT made the arrest
The other case was that of BartholemuS
Levaaduski, defendant, and Mike Meg
inskey, prosecutor. Dependant got two
and costs, aud gave $50 bond for good
behavior FOR six months. The charge
was pointing of gre arms, and Officer
Minkemyer made the arrest. Here are
some OF the Witnesses names the
SQUIRE tackled Andy TrashlusKi, Adam
Collinskei, Frank DGmpseffeial, Bruins
Broohiuski, Frank Pschilliski, ana An
ME MolzatSkei
SQUIRE Schutze bad the other case,
and a lively time be had. Constable
Larue arrested Michael Levanduski for
assault and battery and the breaking OF
the peace. The prosecutor was Bar
tboiemus Levanduski. The prosecutor
paid the costs OF prosecution, aud the
defendant, on the charge Of braking the
peace, was bound over by bond for the
keeping Of the peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08

Sasrf1[ Jflf0FQFn 20 FNf HfJfffF|
'' urSTfsGrog. w. VA, July THE an
mai meeting n the West Virginia teachers
a Ito1rned sine die this evening. Fairmont
gss selected as the next meeting place
Tbe newly elected officers are as foliowsi
president State Superintendent. Virgil A.
LEWIS First Vice President, w. n An
derson. Wheeling: Second Vice Prcsidsn.
A +. Wade, Morgantown; Third vice
president. G. J. G. Bennett, Buck hannonI
Fonrtb vice President, Tbos. E. Hodges
pnntipg,on: Recording Secretary, a. .
WIikinsop. Grafton: Corresponding Secre-
49, " VI Strauss, Parkersburg. Treas
nrsr' Thos G. Miller. Fsirmoot.
Resolgtions were passed fayoring an in-
aasei5 the State school levy, and more
elective supervision 10 the schools
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
SMALL TALA
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithny Told.


Pithhy Told.
THE work OF repaying the telephone
conduit ditch, on Market street, south
of Tenth, is under way.
The funeral Of the late John e. Car
lin viii take place from the family resi-
denCe, on North Huron street, this
mOrning at ten o'clock.
A COLORED man, who said his name
was Frank Murray, and who said he was
wanted at M0undsyi.le for blackmail, F"
gave himself up at the City Hall last
night and was locked up. A razor was
found on him.
Is Justice GilIespy's Court yesterday,
Joe Jarams was tined 81 and casts for
using protane language, 50 and costs
for cOntending with angry words, and
required GO furnish bond for his good
behavior 10 the sum Of $50.
TINS evening the popular South Side
organization, the Nellie Bly, Fishing
Club. containing a5Ou, forty five men,
borS, wiA leave the Thirty-eighth street
landing for dowu-Tiyer trio. Hack
etl's brass band will play for the club
IS they shove or,
TUE city reservoir was subjected 20
It's annual CleaaiGg operation last night.
Superintendent, Varuey had bis first ex-
perience st the JOB, and came out Of
the contest with the mud with flying
coloys About the usual number OF
men were employed, and the usual
scenes transp,red,
II THE case Of the w. B. & T Rail
way Company vs.. Sehad and keoniiue
for damage 10 their properties in Ben
wood BY reason OF She extension Of that
road, the jury gave Keonline $, goo, and
70 Schsd 5000. This IS s1O0 less Ia each
case than was awarded BY he Condem-
nation liOttadSCitle Echo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
Eternal Vigilance

Is the price of health. But with all our
pre- caution there are enemies always lurk-
ing aoOut our systems, only waiting a Ia
vorable oppoi tunity 70 assert themselves.
Impurities In the blood may be hidden for
wears or even for generations aud sudden
liz break forth, undermining health and
Fastening death For all diseases arising
from impure blood Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the uneQualed aud unspprOached remedy.
II is King of them all, Tor it conquers dis
ease
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
.eood Thing for Cough. aud Cold.

The more Chsmberlain's Cop,h
Remedy is used the better 1t Is 49,
We know OF no other remedy ina, -
WAYS give satisfaction. IL j. good -
Won irst catch cold. ItIs good ~
your cough Is seated and yonr lnnrs =
sofe. Iii good in any kind Of co,.l
We have sold twenty-five dozen -.
And every bottle has given satlsiac,io.
Steaman & Friedman, druggists, MI.
aasota Lake, hInn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08

IARAGUA has withdrawn her lega-
the United States aud Europe.
Arly this action would mean the
etc severance Of diplomatic rela-
but Nicaragua has no object other
economy in the premises and the
sentativss OF the United States
Europe will probably remain. The
d States at least are too deeply
Isted and have too much at stake
laragua to withdraw their repre-
I've. Minister BAKER will stay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
La.t psy of the Henley Regatta.

LONDON, July This was the last Day
OF the Henley rogetta. The hnal rounds Ia
the different events were rowed, ana tho
prizes awarded 20 the successful compet-
tors. The weather was sunshiDy and not
In the final for the Stewards cup, the
crew OF the Magdslen College rowing CLUB
beat the crew OF Thames rowing CLUB by
length and quarter. For the Grand Chai-
leuge cup the crew Of the Leander rowing
CLUB were pitted against the london row.
Ing clubs crew The Leanders hook
slight lead at the start, and before hall OF
the course had been trayersed they hAo
quite stretch OF open water between
themselves and their opponents. The Lon
don crew finished q length and three quar-
tiers astern Of the Leander.
G.. b. Kennedy Of the Kingston rowing
CLUB. and f.. Biddington, Of the Thames
rowing club. were matched against each
other 10 the final round for The dlaDdnd
sculls. Kennedy showed himself the suPe-
rior oarsman, aud won the race as be
pleased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
Badly Injured.

Yesterday afternoon 25O-pound sack
OF salt fell from an elevator at Water,
house Bros, on Main street, and struck
Mr.. Joseph Schiller on the back, In
turing him very badly. He was
taken home. and a physician sent for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08

In postponing decisive &C
! proposed ordinance granting
way to the new electric street
as acted wisely. We want all
Drlsss Of this sort and al the
facilities we can get, but
should thoroughly canvas the
nd learn the Views Of the peo-
|arding the proposed right Of way
making a grant so valuable as
. asked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
Judgment Entered Against E.-o
GamubeIf Wv

New YORK, July IA judgment va.
entered Yesterday in the supreme Conr, -
favor of The First National Bank % 90 -
ego against ex-0ov. J. Z. Canpbell =,
Ohio. In a suit brought on PROMISE -
note for s, CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
BIZ SURE TO GET
Your Ads. in EARLY
FOB SUNDAYS REGISTER
U.,hinx in the Ohio.

There are great maby basners aons
,be wharf these hot nights, aud espec-
ALLY under the suspension bridge GA
me Ohio side, which appears 70 be tne
fayorlte place for swimmers. a caoie
mich hang. suspended from the bridge
has furnished rare sport Tor seys' A.
Nights. The swimmers swing ou' 'O
feet from the shore on the CABLE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
j. H. LOCKE SHOE COMPANY,
A sunday Run to steubenvills.

The following wheelmen OF this city
will take a run TO Steubenvllle Sunday:
w. w. Kennedy. Will Dinger, j. w.
Herbert, A. l.. st. Myers, G. w. Hart
man, r. l.. McCue, II. II. Hawkins, Max
MohIke. w. J. Miller, II. c. Fisher, j.
T. McCartsr, j. M. Campbell, ii. Nj.
Hoffman, j. Il. Graves. Il. IL. Dice, w.
j. Juergens, II. a. Hawkins, w. A.
Leasure, +. l.. Gilbreath, Q. Is. Blggs,
II. f. Holman, Charles StrOeble, IL. Il.
Kennedy, VIII Kuhn, Charles Johnson
Martin RugRaber, w. II. S4dler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08

The National Cyclists union of Eng
land is endeavoring 20 raise $4,000 oy
subscription TO send team OF racing
men TO the international races in this
country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
- GARBAGR.

Garbage Contractor CLARK has evil
GENTLY mistaken his contract with the
eisy for an Official leave Of absence from
duty.
The good people Of Wheeling cannot
bu. sympathlze with Mr.. CLARK, partic-
Iularly during this heated term when
Agerybody who can is stopping
rk aad going of somewhere and
Oe down in the shade; but while they
Readily understand his disinclina-
b work, the garbage, which at
eason becomes offensive with e1-
Inary rapidly and most proi'ne
Of disease germs, has 70 De re-
lad Mr. CLARK has contracted
lsy 70 xnss0rm cnsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
Asmoss Inside out.

The stomach that is not turned thus by q
shaking I'D on the s.briny wave" must be we'll
fortified one. The gastric apparatus can De
removed proof agailSs sea sCknssS VIA That
storta 2hic SO popular amongVrayelers oy sea
and llnd-HostSttcr's Stomac9 blttets. II de-
:,s,a ana saStess ~ saIaRpla s0ns'ipA-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
Tn.Hirht.. Concert.

Following is the programme for the
Saturday evening concert by Mayors
Band:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08

the river-men, property
) city have been unsuc-
erlng for the past four
site for q new station TO
ce Of the rattlstrap, dog
rn now at the foot Of
eet. Last night they came
heut that is entirely salts
h. The new station promi-
finest in town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08
DAG }

rTz-At Fostoria. o.. Friday, 9niy . Z, - 800.
IL o'clock .. m, JAcos Erz, Jf.' sssu"
Funeral notice k,rsafieE