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".'ich we propose to send 20 Won. tronsnor
'dtion paid. The little darling rests a,sa; ,'s
plioW, ana Is in the act OF drawing S,ST h.
VI SOCK, tho mate OF which has been n,IlIoI
unu hunS aside with triumDhont coo
az nesh tintS are perfect, and the eVes follovv
~, no matter where you stand, The exoui.
'TWSproductions OF this greatest painting OF
~ " auEa ltln most celebrated Of modern
untcr5 or naby llfel are TO be given 10 those
"ho subscribe 20 DemOrest's Family MaSss
"ne iOr ioIj. The reproduction cannot NJ
nd from the original. which coat e10o ara
~ tle same size lTx2g inchesl, The habv is
te SIZE. and absolutely lfelikc. We hSve
~ l ln prelaration, TO present to our subs
.sl.lll8 I'els u,lilll8 log3, other great pictures bv
louis Deschamps, and Others az vo,Id s.t
We did during the pdst gehf Y 4 Fa,,d y . enae 5
'les, and A White House Orchid :, ~, IN ~.
"tieoI ffeslicnb Harrison and Won viii Soc
''stt our promises mean, ~ "''' Wv
hoss VINO subscribe for ncmorsst,s Fauilv
,i. ,.t1',ls iof lsti VIII possess gallery of on.
,lKazinc that cannot So equaled nv any q, -
20 le world for It's beautiful illustrations ana
oJ'iet matter, that will keep eyeryone posf
~ on Gl the topics of the elav and ol tha
! = ana dinerent items of interest about fhe
/, hold, besides furnishing lnterestifc
y ~ ~tiiL matter, both grave ana gny, FOR fhe
Y'io ial,a,lly and while DemOrest's Is not
eel, aud we give you, free nj eosf4 An fhe pst-
ef.ls you wish 10 use during the wear and
- n,,f sl1s YOU choose, Send in your sub
c.iptloh at once, only S2 and Won will really
~ over SO IN value. Address the publisher.
!. yehtings Demorest, Is East 1lth ST. New
~ olk. Al you are unaequainted with tba
'@aA1ine' sena ~ cents for q specimen copy.
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01
DO ROU WANT TO ADOPT ApApv,

Maybe you think this is a new busin,.,.
donn 0siI DaOles on application il has bce,
e1I.s SOlJ Peloie' however, but never have tb,.o
,Sil .SIiLhlsneu Deen so near the original s,mnJ,, ~,
thn.. thls one. Everyone will exeIaim. :. Nj :
Httio I1at we .he sweetest baby ever saw ~ Thi
you buta faint idea OF the exquisite % originMai$ my
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

8 get out Of their own accord, or their
attorneys fees be paid ont Of nart,, Snt,r
IundsIas other political expenses ~aTS ars
paid. TO saddle political expenses "r1 of
any party on the State, is steaIingU ~
11ot6lng more, and NOTHING loss
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

required. 1t is guaranteed ~ rlles, or no pa
box Far SaIa y refunded. Price IS ceIts saIs m
~ Ashcraft & Clifton, SMYRNA siiTS PEI
NEsBITT-MARLATr Nh
OF ; Mr.; Clarence Samuel No.b;.t bbu;.atrrage
MISS Sallie Adkins MarIattN Nes1ltt t and
PbiIadaISSh; PbiIdITSh hm;ethodist Episcopal Church
Jan. 95tb on Wednesday EVENING
The cbn.,,I az nall seven o'clocS
and forUI f0n was decorated with naImS
ed bonr n "uu i0ng before the appoint
the uOtr our was filed with friends From,
The 49, ana many from a distance
Marlatt 'u ol honor was Miss Mary Fl
br;JoS.o' sister of the bride. The
biniaues bitt a;a were Miss Bertha Mes.
So Ut.U, d sister of the groom, Miss MsTio
Vir";GyiI, fg,,, DI Milford, Del, and Miss
rirI mslnia ~ Hlll, of Philadelphia, a littic
1bi,o i've years, who carried the
a.na mnIte marriage book from which tbo
UolemaIohy I,ae NO Wer read. The best man
Wa Was mr.. William Nesbitt, a brother of
1ne groom and the ushers were Mr.
tSSac ESs; =; ADKINS, of Milford. Del NJ
IaI Ios"rah lawson, lawson, of Dover, Del: Mr.
Wr WsePH Oi; Everest, of Port Deposit. Nd
onJ r MI UIln Hough. Mr.. Ernest AIdred
nh nh WI ~ Eharles X. Zug, of PbiIadeI.
piti p4tS' Inc bride entered the Cbnrcb
snd %,tn ,Il ner uncle, Mr.. George S. Adkins
fnlT ShE wa; was attired in white Bengalina n >
Ill., I'M; Iulle veil, fastened with natural
tlllles hu OF the valley, and carried red q,
valley. N"U iliiles OF the
riro Inc brides maids wore quaint En-
carr rsrri6S sIWns OF white India silk. and
NH vatIIsu 11oquets of white Carnations
WIN WIN trailing sprays of smilax and ''ons Gus
Inun. The ceremony was n@r Ua.
TbnI ~ neu 3y Rev. Jacob Todd. d. D
G1ey VIII entertain their friends at a.
az nS home" on February 18th. from
our Till eight, at their future p repi otn
,ence' ta' No, No, 485 North Thirty.second ITHi
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

Rev. {: w. Prettyman who is clo.
ing ms ISM hltn year at Fairmount, Md.
has been invited to Seaford, Del
where Rev. W. E. England is serving
temporary supply. ''i'Ang
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

An act to regulate the sale af corn
try produce in the city of WilminDton
by requiring an annual license of s10o
is before tbs House of Representatives
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01
A WONDERFUL Invention !

The PEOPLES TYPE WRITER tbo
latest invention by one Of the chief I'm, mn one
tors Of the Remington" Ahead of ali
others other: in simplicity, Cheapness and Mani
Ioidlng. Has copper type, uses ribbon
ana claims 80 words a minute. So simnIe
tnat anybody can use it in few min
Ites' VIII be in Smyrna only few davs
Price $50 See its merits or write for Caf.
5l4 N. Gilmore HS3' q 1eni Ral,i,1 1Agt.',,,
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

Inc citizens of Odessa are stirred
up over an epidemic of scarlet fever in
the town. One person died of II Sur
day and another Monday " ''Un-
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

IT Is a mooted question wbetbsr
Delaware can sell a part of her IanS %
Pennsylvania for the Quarantine M
poses, so says the Sentinel PuI'
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

Miss Clara Barr Pennington, dauob-
ter OF eX-C0ngressman John B. Pen.
ing'on' died on Thursday morning at
Dover aged 40 years. She has 6esn
an invalid for several wears. sn
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

W; scott Way, Esq, late editor of
the Middletowu Transcripf w6o N''or c,lI OF
to California six or eight wears "en' aod
has removed to Florida ~'S ago.
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

The fascination of the Red
convention draws thousands
OF visitors daily. Thousands.
a tact, not a poetic fiction.
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

joshua II. Marvil, the pioneer crsts
and Pasket maker of Delaware, and
owner OF the large factories at Laurel
Is critically Ill and it is feared will not
rlly from his present affiictiop
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

now nov EoONoMY Is PRAorIcEp.-
slse,sSs :, oers ofOur Legislature were
iss ~ \, pledged to economy, and by a
sessio, - expected that the present
tans 49, would reduce the appropria-
aat n. tkS y useless expenditures SO much
asgs .ns-s -ses Treasury would show
hous., surplus in revenues. Both
V H. saved saved few dollars by not hav-
si rs estate state papers sent to them but
saas~ the New Castle county
slnre sfaobers induced the Leeis.
I'd ons. .1row ec0nemy to the wind
hacIss "a ene treasury for party ext
Sspel,o passing a joint resolution
sssls d sne people Of the entire
sSaasass p1y to lawyers-probabIy a
osoocrs,. eohars each-to defend
esssseS1's IN Wilmington who were
ssg n.n 'os attempting to prevent
he sa nsn iron voting.
VINO are In trouble should
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

Cheh, eIieA, click goes the
shuttle, varied now and then
by the 7OAack that says the
card IS changed. These are
the sounds and the draped
enclosure with its yellow let
tered red cards are the sions
that indicate the presence Of
an Interesting Exhibition.
Visitors to the store will find
IN the Bargain Exchange a verv
interesting Illustration of
LpHen Wea0zng.
At a large expense we have
brought from the mandatory
Of A. E. StilIer & Son, Sorau'
Prussia, a loom and all tne
needed yarns for weaving
Linen Damask Table Cloths.
An expert weaver accom- |
F'''i,Cu lI' VINO Will daily exhibit |
the loom actively at work upon
a beautiful Columbian desiGn
~ u is commemorative Of the 4Ontb annivorsor,.
~ ~ 'nT discovery % America, The cartoon dis
praying tne pattern is shown near the low rs re
leaiures will be easily understood -'"i' us
IN the centre is portrait of Cbr;stonbor r.,
iuLlnuS III II Is framed in an illustrated hor5or
= sII!nuIlcal OF the life, attainments and DUbito |
sef'ice OF columbus At the ne head giobP" HS
sclehtlhc instruments and ships rigci1o mn, Iu
ira.e geography, navigation and sean6e1sbt |
Al the loot are emblems of science eSrjo,,i,IP |
nechanlc arts, mining and commerce o. ~ ~ |
sIuSs are shown the heraldie insi0nfe sra,tS tt
~ Oiulous Dy the crown of Spain and sbi6s H.
ltst Iltte heet OF discovery 70 Vi 'ie
me various illustrations are orounod ,,..,
NY IN an arDOrous pattern thai uniteS ad 'stIC SUI
1letes the entire design. anu COM
The cloth when finished will J
including fringe. - /
inches square. 1t will be of
natural flax not bleached, but
will gradually become pure =
white if carefully Hundred.
several replicas will be made
They will be for sale at a price {
'et to be fzed.
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

AzeH'S O0erc0ats.
If it were midsummer vou'd
wonder how Overcoat prices
could be so little.
Think of the marvel of it .
then, in mid-winter!
Mems G1srodnl fine all::wool Black Thibet Cane
S225O S"ily season price,
Fq9r }qy styles Mems Cape Overcoat,. Scotch
taD,i tnUmiesspuhs tsp very nobby, with f1li mill
TAI ,ary uaPe' at s25; early season price sg5
Two shades Mems Lamb's-wool OVer,co%,1s, G'1,
at SIS, were So "'0' NFercoatN
ivsl vnrs. bdue o,,; herSey Overcoats 46 in long
WY swell, silk lined, at S25 from SS5
"en hhest imported Blue Kerspv 0vor.
So sin iIueu' az 80 from
iew Cars Triple Melton Oyercoats sill.
SIS, ~'' carly season price
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

Cards are out announcing the mar
rage OF Darwin S. Collins of Ma 'l'
and Miss Annie Carlisle of Milford an
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

Organdie Lisse, 37Jc.
Organdie Rave. M 4oc.
french Satine Raye, sic.
French Satine Fancies, &c
French Penangs, 25c %
Brandenburgs, 2oc
lite Ne7O Wo0em Cotlous.
Anderson Ginghams. exc
,!;! Half-silk Zephyrs, CSC
Sllk-striped Zephyrs, 6oc
Satln-striped
= Corded Gingham, 45c
Satln-striped
Plaid Gingham, 4oc
Satin-striped
Ponitille Cloth, 45c.
Basket Oxfords, 45c
Spot Madras, 45c
Gauze Madras, 45c
2 Plain and Fancy Madras, 35c
Barnaby Ginghams, 20 in, in
25c, and Fl in, I5c.
Two reasons for the very.
very little prices in the Mems
made-to-measure stock-close
out ends of goods keep work |
people busy in the dull times, |
trousers trousers from $40 and SI2 so stnffs. SEN
rroti TrronSers from s. and $40 stuffs' S. '''''
suits from SIS stufs $40
run Dress Suits silk lined S3j
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01
New Restaurant.

of AGi avst persons on wishing to get good stew
tauFant Sefy wSare S5Il please call on at my res.
You W. With %n0fe re- ! am prepared to supply
Oy,Siters raw, panned, and bv the ouart "Isohs.
SaIioh; Also, pure apple cider 5S"ot @ OF
= e'''0"' ours respectfully,
o. WALTER SHELTON.
opposite Dunn's Drug Store
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

Col. d. ?. Barnard has accepted q
special agency with "The Fnmitobia
Life Of New York" Col. Bsrn5rd 'Io hne o,e
many friends in this State. and tboy
will, no doubt, wish him success in bis
new venture. us
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01
OUR SBMI-ANUUAI,
Sale,

~. In order to reduce our prnsent stooI. =
Winter clothing and make roHiI 9iJcN 81 o5
quick sales, we have gone fbr"ppot r"pnI ana
hnlied large number of lots. consistino a',U of
ne" and fresh stock of clothing made fbis b
season, as follows iii"ue tnls
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01
M$stEat1takSr'

PHILADELPHIt. Monday. Jan. 20 1904
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01
County and State Items

DOver's hosiery mill is about to star.
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01
BuokIen's Arnioo -

sorda me I1g pest Salye in the world for Cpts D.,
CRSpDeSd SdeeT 4ads saE Rheum, Fever Sores T[9Se TaS
Eruptions, and positiveiv u.s. OorBns and all skin
ffeg5ea fset6p o. IS to give % Sors OF no pay
box For saIe yg refunded Price IS cents salts
W Ashcraft & Clifton, smrrno per
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

Charles Wright, of Seaford, this State
has 6een appointed chief of tbs bnr"a,s 80
Of pomology, department of horticul.
ture, at the Worlds Fair. His an
Po'ntment was recommended bv the
Horticultural Society of Delaware and
The Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

Hugh Devlin and James McGuiyan
aged respectively Is and II vear,
wrestling at ROckland, near WilSinr'
ton, fell into a l5-foot deem var ,Sd
broke an arm for McGuigon and caused
fatal injuries to Devlin. - '''''U
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

NE INSURANCE MAN HEARD FIRE.
"a good joke was played on the rep
sentative Of a Well-knOwn insurance
pany at the Central Hotel Milford
,. Isw days ago by DIR. Porter the
I'..sriioquist. 1t happened while the
eoaranee man was at dinner. His
S'1pany has a great deal of property
Suted 10 Milford, and while he was
Pa, eating his 0Oon.day meal DR..
inter sser yelled ''fre" several times in
sOs s,ss.ion. os.,n. The insurance man boitsd
ur... 1he dining room and into the
Vbs,. mourning Of every passer-by
prsn s The fire was. He seemed very
tboS-s tbSu excited aud acted as though he
sOmsel CONT every property insured in his
sastoIiy IN town was on fire. He
a So u ABOUT the ventriloquist and
BIN ~ ~ as be saw the laugh was on
Ts 'y;anea ;ua IN as heartily as anybody.
asp, selaent ~ afforded much amuse-
'nose present.
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01
Merchant Tailoring Department f!

~ Goods S made to order at sweeping redpc-
tloH from former prices. Now is Tho t;Too
to send in your orders. 10 '"e Vlhe
freight prepaid to all points. Car faro
pies sent on application. ''''"' 'Sm-
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

Edwin r. Paynier, ESQ. editor of
the Georgetown Democrat has basn
called to New Haven, Connecticut IN
account OF the illness of his nephew
Rowland u. Paynter, who is ATTENDING
Yale College. Is
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

SAYS THE WILMINGTON Sunday Star.
As We expected the Moody and San
Key meetings at the Eleventh street
INK has proved one of tbs greatest re.
hglous events ever known in this citv
aud the. public interest in them is
unprecedented. The attendance has
Been enormous. and despite the fact
toat four thousand people can crowd
iato the rink, this humber has been
laFned away each night that the ser.
wees we're held, notwithstanding the
Aet that afternoon services were also
nsld nearly every day. Interesting
results may be expected from this
great revival of religious enthusiasm.
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

ADVANCE IN CANNED GOoDs.-Tbe
price of canned goods has advanced
greatly within the past few weeks. and
rs likely that it may go higher. Can.
ned tomatoes are at present selling at
me caDneries for Sl.lO dozen, which
IS % cents more than they were a few
weeks ago. Corn is selling for the
same price as tomatoes. There is mo
enange IN the price OF peas, and a few
other canned vegetables All kinds of
canned meats have advanced from o.
% ~ cents dozen, pound cans. Lard
has gone up cents a pound, and is
now selling for IL aud u! cents a
pound by the tub.
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

Il Is rumOred in New York that the
Pennsy lvania Railroad is to absorb tbo
Richmond Terminal system. It is also
fumored that the Pennsylvania system
IS to be managed by an execmtiva
board, and that Mr.. Roberts is TO re-
lire from the presidency of the Penn
sylysnia 0Hu-
Smyrna times., 1893-02-01

The tenth annual session of the In.
sIllute for the Colored Teachers of
Delaware will be held at Wbatcoa,3,
u. Z. church IN Dover, on February
O. y and 10. All Teachers are re-
qulred to attend, and their salaries
Will be allowed them for the day tbev
are ~ attendance at the institute, the
same as if they were teaching.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-07
SMALL TALk
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithiIv Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithilv Told
AT Theatre Muses-VarietY entertainment.
Four performances daily.
AT Grand Opera House this afternoon and
evening-James Reilly in "A German Soldier
AT Opera House this evening this afternoon
and eyening-"The Danger Signal"
THE Supreme Court of Appeals meets at
Charleston Wednesday next.
A NUMBER of well-to-do residents of
Wheeling are taking out the natural gas,
and the coal men are doing an Increased
business.
ELSE GRAY, convicted Of securing money
under false pretenses, was taken to the
penitentiary, yesterday, by Sherln Fran
zheim. He gets two years.
WELCOME LODGE, No. 8, A. o. U. W.,
Thursday night, installed their newly
elected officers. After the ceremonies a
brief time was spent in social enjoyment.
VIC. SMITH, who has been in Jail here
on the charge of obtaining S63 by false pre-
lenses from Mr.. Dolan was taken to Ben
wood Yesterday. Smith had hearing last
evening before Squire Riddle, Of Ben
wood.
GEO. ]. MATHIsoN, assignee Of \. j.
McGarren, offers in the advertising
columns of the REGISTER the fixtures and
stock of the market square grocery for
sale. This is a splendid opening for bust
ness man.
Miss MARIE KLINE, OF South Chapline
street, fell down flight of stairs at her
home, on Thursday evening. Her back
caught on a nail and the flesh was badly
lacerated, requiring the services OF q
musician to dress the wound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-07
QUARTERLY MEETING.
Interesting Session of the wheeling
Teachers Association Yesterday.

Interesting Session of the wheeling
Teachers Association Yesterday.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Wheeling Teachers's Association took
place al Clay school Friday, January 6,
at p. m. The superintendent being
called away, Prof Hammond, Of Union
school, conducted the meeting, which
was very interesting one. After the
opening exercises, which consisted Of a
song by Grammar Room pupils, prayer
by Rev. j. BrittiDgham, followed by
another song, the presiding officer in
troduced Rev. J. Birmingham, whose
remarks, judging from the very close
attention he received, were thoroughly
enjoyed.
A paper entitled "a Plea" which was
A proof of the earneStness of its author,
read by Miss Eta Roberts, Of Webster
school. Miss Steinbecker, Of Richie
school, treated the Associated to a Sc
lect reading, "The Moral Law" This
completed the programme as arranged,
but there was still another treat in store.
Prof. f. Ii. Crago, who happened in to
visit the Association, addressed the
teachers. Having been former mem
Der it was rather homelike to hear him.
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned until April.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-07
AMUSEMENTs.
DANGER SIGNAL TODAY.

OF the attraction at the Opera House
this afternoon and evening the Detroit
Free Press says; "a railroad melo-
drama called The Danger Signal is
the current attraction at Whitney's.
The leading player in it is Rossbel
Morrison, whose voice falls agreeably
on the ear, whose pretty figure is pleas
ing to the eye, and whose graceful act
ing suggests her long training under
the eye of her talented father, Lewis
Morrison. Some of the mechanical
effects introduced are quite startling,
and all are equal TO anything OF the
kind ever seen on the stage in this city.
They include q locomotive and cyclone
rotary snow pillow, night scene in the
Rocky Mountains, and the cannon ball
train, ard q wreck scene which proves
very exciting. A considerable measure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-07
Circuit Court.

There was no session Of Judge Paull's
Court, yesterday.
Before Judge Campbell: Aud &
Conger V. O'Neil, Funk & Co.; defendant
called but came not; judgment for
plaintiff for S506.94.
James Emblem v. George Arkle; de-
PENDANT moved a continuance because
of the death of w. II. Clemens, a ma
terial witness; granted.
Chippery & Collins V. c. f. Behler;
motion TO Qussh execution; set for Jan
uary 14th.
Arguments were commenced before
Judge Campbell, yesterday, in the man
damus No. matter, issued at the in
stance Of :. G. Smith, Republican con-
testant for the office Of Delegate. Mr..
w. p. Hubbard made the opening argu-
ment, taking the stand, among other
things, that the Board should have
opened and certified to the Court the
packages Of uncounted ballots tranmit-
ted by the election officers to Clerk
Mitchell. Mr.. Russell, for the Board,
will reply at a future time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-07
INSTALLATION CEREMONIES
And Entertainment Last Night by tn
American Union League.

And Entertainment Last Night by the
American Union League.
League No. l, OF the American Union
League, held a very pleasant open
meeting last evening st the X. of e..
Hall, on Twelfth street. The Leag ne
was called to order by the President, A..
y. McNash, who introduced the
National President, F. II. Crago, who
installed the officers for the ensuing
year, using the short but impressive
ceremonies OF the order.
After the installation ceremonies the
following programme was rendered:
Music on banjo, guitar and mouth organ, by
G. b. Leach and sou.
Short talk on the principles OF the order
President Crago
Vocal auartette-Misses - and
and Messrs. Hammond and Billiard.
Talk-Prof. J. L. Mannix.
Music by Mr. Leach and son.
Talk by DR.. H. &. Baguley, Medical Director.
Vocal Solo Miss Zoo hastings, assisted by
ouartette in chorus Just for the Old Time S
Sake"
The officers installed are: President, A. j.
McNash; Vice President, e. Dowlet; Score
tarv. D. Dinger; Treasurer, Z. W. linn;
BOARD Of Censors-J G. Devine. j. n. Devore
and Chas f. Bachman; Trustees. Henry Sea
mon, c. II. fancy and j. F, Miller
The hall was crowded and all the
members Of the Martins Ferry League
were present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF
individuals.
Stamm-Mrs. T. c. Lang and Eddie j.
Scott, of Grafton.
John S. Naylor and L. A. Lallance. are
in the East, on business.
Miss Hattie Pace, of the Island, has re-
turned from visit to Baltimore.
Behler-T. Leonard, of Warrington;
Jacob koontz, Of New Martinsville.
McLure-Frank H. Smith, Of New Cum
berlard; l.. Reinheimer, of Fairmont.
Miss Daisy M. Fry, of Cameron, is q
guest of friends on South Chapline street
Miss Mary Adams left yesterday morn.
ing for Allegheny, 10 resume her studies at
the Female Academy.
Miss Emma Mehl, Of Pittsburg, Pa has
returned, after making pleasant visit TO
Miss Mamie Adolph, of Twelfth street.
Governor-elecJ VIM. A. McCorkle ar
rived in the city yesterday from Charles
ton. and departed for Pittsburg on the l
D. m. train. He will return to-day.
The Misses Mollie Hess and Rose Bar
rett, two Of Grafton's prominent society
ladies who have been the guests OF their
school mates, the Misses Smouse, Of Fiji
teenth street, returned to their homes this
week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-07
1t Was Suicide,

1t turns out that Charles c. Faris,
formerly Of this city, committed suicide,
instead Of dying from natural causes,
as the item in yesterdays REGISTER
would indicate. Mr.. Faris left the
Office Of the Meyers Bros Drug Com
pany, where he held responsible posi-
ton, in good spirits, and proceeded to
his home at Glendale, a suburb or st.
Louis, where be seems TO have passed
the night in his usual manner. Thurs
day morning, he blew his brains out.
There is no known cause for the rash
act. Mr.. Faris was born and raised in
this city, and is very we'll known here.
He leaves wife and four children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-07
NOTES OF THE KIvER:
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.


the Ohio.
SpeeidI 7sle0ram 10 the Rec isssr.
PARKERsBURG, January 6. - The
Ohio, which broke up here last evening,
has been running bank full Of heavy ice
to-day. The boats Andes, Lizzie Bay
and Ben Hur were jammed up under
the bridge by the gorge, which formed
at the mouth of the Little Kanawha,
but are rot considered In much danger,
unless the Little Kanawha should rise
suddenly. Several home boats were
wrecked and sunk. The Ravenswood
wharfboat is reported sunk last night
by the running ice.
There is still considerable floating ice
in the river, but no danger is appre-
hended from it. The water is still fall
ing.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, January g.
River closed. Weather clear.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, January g.
River 5feet inches and falling; weather
cloudy and cold
WARREN, Pa, January 6.-River l
foot and 2-10; weather, fair and cold.