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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that at general meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Consolidated Car
Heating Company, TO be holden At II clock
10 st its ofacs In the city OF Albany, county OF
Albany. ana state Of New YORK, Tuesday. the
eth day OF June, A. ID. 1898, shall, by the unan-
iuous ADVICE and approval OF the Beard OF
Directors OF said corporation, offer the follow
ing resolution:
RssO!Usd That the capital OF this corporation
be reduced from ~ $1,000 two million FIVE
hundred thousand dollsrsl TO Il 10000 lone
million two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
WILLIAM 9. RICE.
A Stockholder Of the Above Mentioned Corpor.
alton. mySeta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having duly qualified as
executor of the last will OF DR.. r. A. Stifel
deceased, notice Is hereby given TO ali persons
indie bted to the estate OF DR.. Stfel that the ac-
counts have been left for collection with Lewis
r. Stifel at the Wheeling Title aud Trust Com
pany, No 1915 Market street All persons hAy-
ing claims against said estate are requested to
present the same, duly verified.
ella GEO. L. STIFEL, Executor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
PROMINENT people INTERESTED.
$4,000 Asked for the Alienation OF n
Tife's Affections.
SDsrfaF TsI4oraJa 10 fAs Rs0fstsf

90OsNOO A8Eeu Tor the ALeuolAOh Va -
Wife's Affections.
SpscidI TsIscrdm 20 ne Register.
EVANSVILLE. June 2.-W. Fl. John
son, leading Republican lawyer Of
this city, and a delegate to the Ma
tioual Convention at Minneapolis, has
begun sult in the United States Court
OF Kansas, against A. Durkee, Of Fort
Scott, Kansas, for s5O,0 600 damages for
alleged alienation Of his wife's atfec-
tions. Johnson and his wife had trouble
about four years ago and separated;
she going 10 her mothers home in Fort
Scott. In March, 1891, she began suit
for divorce. Johnson never received
notice and a decree was entered by de-
fault, but under the laws OF the
state IL was not made absolute for six
months. Johnson learned Of the pro-
ceedings In the meantime and had the
case reopened, filed answer and, on the
hearing, which consumed three days
and attracted great deal OF attention,
Mrs. Johnson was refused decree.
She subsequently began another suit,
which is now pending, Durkee, who is
q rich wldoWer, has been paying mark
ed attentions TO Mrs. Johnson, and 10 is
currently reported that he Is furnishing
the money TO prosecute the divorce suit
and in the event of its being successful,
he will marry the plaintiff. johnson
charges these thingSin his petition and
claims to have evidence to substantiate
them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received until IL o'clock m.
Monday, June 5th, 1898, for the erection OF a
rover House at West Wheeling, FOR the new
street car line on the Ohio side OF the river.
Plans and specifications can be seen on and
sitter June lst at tne office OF the new Street
Car Company, IN Oglebay Block, bridgeport,
Ohio. A certified check OF $4,000 must accom-
pany each and every Did.
The right 10 rvject any or all bids 10 reserved.
BELLAlRE. RlDGEPORT AND MARTIN s
FERRY STREET. RAILWAY 90. mySlt
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JOSEPH BELL STOVE co.
FOR SALE.


Cottage No. W Zane street lot 3Jxls0 feet
$3.50; very cheap,
Brick house and store room corner Lincoln
avenue and Second street, Astnayille O.
Six room house bagh room, laundry. natural
gas, 4ONlOO, klrkwood, o.
Lot 45xll0 Zane street
Lot 3OkIl2 North Huron street
Fou lots on Nortb Huron street
One lot on North Wabash street.
One lot on North Indiana street
One lot on South Front street
Two lots on North YORK street
One lot, North York street, 33rlSl river view
Fourroomed cottage Martins Ferry.
One brick house, No. b17 North Main street
One mouse and lot, 60rtO) North Front street.
One house aud lot, 70KlO0 North Front street
fiye-roomcd housl on Erie street
One lot, 40Xio0 Moundsvilie.
Four-Toomed house on Virginia street
Fight-roomed house on Virginia street.
Seven.roomed house on 5. York street oOrln
One lot In Robinson's addition, \. broadWAy.
One.hall lotion south WsbAfh street
Six lots, South York street (WAters addition).
One house and lot South Roadway Co.,
Likes chapel. .
One hotel aud several farms, Sutton, W. Va
All OF the above property will be sold very
cheap. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT
JONES u WILLIAMS.
Real Estate Agents and Collectors, hotafiss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
Nin Renew The Canal work.

pa, COLOMBIA, June 2-M. Mango,
ntative OF the iQuidator OF the
} Canal Company, says that work
anal here viii be renewed at the
be year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
RIMEHRRT & TATUM,
City Bank Building. Telephone 2la
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR LEASE.
The Arlington stove Works Prep
erty.

We beg 20 inform our frieuds aud the public
at large that we will continue the Stove aud
Range business. both Wholesale aud retail, In
Wheeling as heretofore, but having dlscon-
tinued manufacturing, wish 10 sell or lease the
real estate we now occupy
The property consists OF two tracts OF land,
one containing 9 lots, having frontage OF 100
feet on Main street. no feet On Fourth street
and $50 feet on West street. More than half OF
this ground is covered with brick buildings,
suitable for manufacturing purposes The
other tract, directly west OF the above, also COO.
tains loss, having loo feet froatage on West
street and extends 20 the Ohio river aud 10
bounded by Fourth street on the south,
This property Is conveniently situated for
manufacturing purposes or any other business
requiring railroad facilities. having tue Pan
Handle tracks and private switch on tbs
premises. Will be sold or leased on accommo.
dating terms. Apply on the premises.
JOSEPH BELL STOVE CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
.ST0N Mons
st From the state Capitol
and That Vicinity.
ecraya 10 IA Recfsfsr,

gst From the state Capitol
and That Vicinity.
lecram to to Rs0istsr.
ARLESroN. w. VA, June Am
bhcation was made TO the Governor
this week for reQuisition for a prisoner
arrested In the State OF Washington
aud waited in West Virginia for crime
committed here. The Governor agreed
TO issue the requisition upon the condi-
ton that the travelling expenses Of the
officer bringing the prisoner here shall
not exceed $3.50. The applicant refused
TO take the requisitiOn unless be was
allowed ten cents per mile, the full
limit allowed by law, which would
amount TO ABOUT 5000, going to Tacoma
and return. There are men in West
Virginia who make the securing
of acquisitions and bringing
prisoners from afar of ar
rested on trivial ofenSes a regular
business which they followed as a
steady occupation. Travel on the rail-
roads IS about three cents per mile.
The State allows the officer bringing
10 a prisoner ten cents for every mile
travelled, and these officers usually go
the most roundabout way they can
find. Recently a prisoner was arrested
IN Cumberland, Nd, who was wanted
for an Offense COMMITTED in Marion
county. The officer Travelled a long
way to get to Charleston TO get the
reQuesitiOn and having secured the
document went around through Vir-
GINA, by Washington city and into
Maryland before he reached his
man, costing the State an i'm
mense sum Of money to secure prison
er charged with q small OtTense. The
officer makes seven cents clear on every
mile he travels, and sometimes is able
to clear thirty or forty dollars In =
single day. The reQuisirion business is
q paying one.
w A. Mansfield, who is at work fres-
Going the Governors Reception Room at
the State House, is quite a celebrated
artist He studied az Milan, Italy, and
was employed for a number OF years by
the Prehistoric Society OF London, and
worked in Joppa, Jerusalem, Damascus
and many OF the old cities OF Asia Min
or. His work 10 the State is Of a very
high order.
The Kanawha County Teachers Nor
nal Institute will begin ia Charleston
Monday, Jane u, and continue for two
weeks DH A. L. Peterman, OF the
Kentucky University, will be the chief
instructor. DR.. Peterman is one OF the
foremost educators Of the country. II
is expected that this will be one OF the
best teachers institutes ever held in the
State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
NESBITT e DEVINE,
FOR SALE!

Groom house, bath, all conveuences Jacob
street, near Eighteenth, az SO 900; cheap.
II room double house ,os. "a and &C -Four.
teenth street, at S., 70O good location; otS3xl20
feet.
rooms and storeroom front near Fourteenth
street on McColloch, a. $500 on easy terms;
very cheap.
room house on Sixteenth street. both gases,
at IS 500 lot 4DNi00.
Lot on Market street between Twenty.second
and Twenty.third streets, s2x9O feet, at sl,10J;
cheap.
rooms. hall. pantry. both gases, on Elm
street, at $1,000 on easy terms.
room house No. lll3 Elizabeth street. at
1000; cheap.
room house at Echo Point. lot 9)0X300, front
ing three streett, with natural gas. good water.
Young orchard; possession az once; at great
sacrifice il taken at once; only two minutes
walk from motor station.
We have building lots for sale from 30 up.
ward, and $40 payments monthly BE sure 10
call on us if you have a small amount Of money
to invest. Real estate is a sure Investment
FOR RENT.
7rooms and bath, all convenlences, 5O0-gallon
cistern, large yard, Edgington Lane road; rent
S25 a month
rooms and BATH all improvements, No. 1873
South Penn street, At go.
3 rooms. hall. pantry. basement bath, hot
and cold water. Zane street, at So
rooms and bath No. S0h Thirteenth street;
rent t25.
rooms. both gases, No. 43 North Huron
street; rent SIS month
room new house. bath, hail, beth gases, hot
and cold water, on huron near Kentucky
street; rent s95 a month.
Broom flats, all convenlences, on Twenty
third street near EofT: rent ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
LOT S6xI2O FEET.

House is two-story brick dwelling. with four
rooms and hall On dfSt floor; four rooms on
second floor; laundry In basement good cellar,
and stable on rear Of lot.
Terms aud particulars on application.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03

american belles-our American
Is
PEI is the story their beauty tells
wise bellies, too, for it is Iheir
cry day their SOZODONTA
eetens breath and keeps te n
we're proud Of our America
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
DUBLIC SALE on
CHAPLIHE STREET REAL ESTATE
For Sale.

We orer for sale the very desirable property
known as No 23ia. on the west side OF Chaplina
street, second house above 1wenty-ioufth
street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Sarah @.
DegaTmo aud Jubish Degarmo her husband, 70
me az trustee, dated June 70. 1875, recorded 10
the Office or the Clerk 81 the County Court OF
Ohio county, West Vfginio. 10 deed Of trust
hook No, ~, page 2GO. will sell at the front
door OF the Court House, on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-03
FOR RENT.
ROLF g. ZANE.
5G6 1927 MARKET ST.
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Teleph0He 500
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09
Maguitying Power OF TELESCOPES,

The following careful statement by
Professor f. $. Holden on the power
Of the eye and the telescope, as they
are contrasted in actual experience, is
OF special and permanent interest: If
the brightness of star seen with the
eye alone is one, with a two-inch tel
escope il is 100 times as bright; with a
urinch telescope it is 400 times AZ
bright eight inch telescope it is 1900
times as bright sixteen-inch telescope
it is 6400 times as bright; thirty-two-
inch telescope it is %, 600 times AZ
bright thirty-six telescope it is
30, 800 times Ms bright. That is, stars
can be seen with the thirty six inch
telescope which are 30, 900 times fainter
than tina faintest stars visible to the
naked eye. While the magnifying
power which can be successfully used
on the tive-inch telescope is not above
400, the thirty-six inch telescope will
permit magnifying power of more
than 1000 diameterB on suitable OBJ
jects, stars, for example. This power
cannot be used on the moon and plan
cts with real advantage for many rea-
sons, but probably power of 1000 or
1900 will be the maximum. The moon
will thus appear under the same con-
ditons as if it were to be viewed by
the naked eye at distance of, say, 200
miles. This is the same as saying that
objects about 300 feet square can be
recognized, so that no village or great
canal or even large editice can be built
on the moon without our knowledge.
Highly organized life on the moon will
make itself known in this direct way il
it exists. Ii one were looking at the
earth under the same conditions, the
great works of hydraulic mining, or
the great operations of farms in the
DHkotas or in California ranches would
be obvious. Chicago Herald.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09

bv your dressmaker into having an
empire gown. 1t is a style which suits
one woman out of ten, and the other
nine are simply foils to set off her
charms.
Don't-if your feet are short and
broad --squeeze them with agony into
the shortest SHOES you csI Pvt Oh. II
YOU wear a 5 b get - A aud see how
much slenderer and better sLaped your
feet will look.
Don't-if you are blonu, brunette
or medium-be afraid OF wearing vel
low. There is surely one shade of that
color which will suit you and bring out
all the pink i'll your skin; if you are
sallow it would make you look white.
Don't-cover your face with one of
the purple wells. Very few colored
wells are to be trusted as being becom-
ing while black and white are always
i'll good stvle.
Don't-copy everything that you
see is the fashion. Suit your own
figure and face, and among all the
varied designs you will find something
that will give you an individuality of
your own. Remember that the lovely
ladies in fashion plates are all Ven
uses, which few of us are. Chicago
| Record
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09

Owing to the absence Of the American
wheelmen. the Paddiugtom, England, bicy-
clists' meeting was exceptionally tame.
The Socialist deputy, Baudin, arrested at
Paris on May day for assisting in an eight
hour demonstration of workingmen near the
Chamber OF Deputies, was fined today f.l00
for assauIting the policeman who took him
into custody.
The Duke OF Edinburgh has been pro-
noted to the rank Of admiral Of the fleet
Paul Schiti, banker. and the heaviest
speculator on the Vienna Bourse, is dead.
The Offices of the Western Mail newspaper
In Cardiff have been burned. Loss, EG0,OU
A dynamite cartridge was exploded in a
cafe IN AIais, department Of Gard, France.
Two persons were severely injured. The
man who placed tue cartridge has been ar
rested.
A company OF revolutionists who made a
demonstration near Puente Ia Reina, Ma
varre. has been dispersed by the military,
Two revoIutionsts were killed and two
wounded.
A CARLOAD of gunpowder was exploded on
a street OF Kim, Rhensh Prussia, by spark
from pipe. Two men were killed and -
other persons injured, several fatally. Thirty
houses were damaged.
WI lie the Car was in Moscow, recently,
the church OF the Chudoy monastery, within
the kremly, was plundered of vast amount
amount OF plate and money. The plate had
lust been used IL the ceremonies attendant
anon the reception OF the C2sr, and had not
vet been returned to the vaults where it was
usually kept. The total loss is estimated Al
hetw,en $500, 900 and 3,O00,0OO rubes. Thr
burglars are supposed to have entered the
Monastery through the roof
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09

The modern young woman is as
proud of her athletic tastes and accom-
plshments as her grandmother used to
he Of her extreme delicacy and weak
ness. The modern young woman does
not faint easily, she can row ii boat up
stream, WELD tennis racket with sus
tanned grace for hours, climb noun
tains, catch the breakers or swim III the
surf, ride bicycle. perhaps, and i'll
the privacy of the women's class i'll the
gymnasium, she can run, leap, fence
and perform numerous feats III her
pretty and comfortable gymnastlc suit,
which an outsider, seeing her in a snug
tailor-made dress or flowing evening
draperies, would not suppose could be
among the possibilities. And with this
addition of muscular force she has
gained intellectually and does not
shrink from the same college curricu-
lum which her brother attacks, The
girl of the closing years of the Nine
teenth Century, who has been able to
avail herself of the privileges open TO
her, is thoroughly well equipped
Young lady, and the country has II
right to expect much of her whether
her chosen field of usefulness be do
nestle or professional. New York
Ledger.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09

j. VI. Hill announces his retirement from
theatrical business. He has severed his con.
nection with Marie Tempest company and
VIII retire to private life Mr.. Hill was
member of WillOughby, Hill Il Co., the
clothiers. lie first came into prominence
about 10 years ago, when he introduced Mar
garet Mather to the public lie was the dis.
coverer OF Denman Thompson, and has
brought ont several other celebrities.
Eighty-two fcurth-class postmasters have
been appointed OF which IS are to Il II va.
csnces caused by designations or death.
Among them are Stephen French Stepney
Depot, Ct, and ID. y. Dyer, Lagrange, Me
Plllsbnry of Boston beat Morgan of the
Franklin Chess Club in PC 4 opening
at iladelphia.atter 80 moves and drew
Ruy Lopez against II. q. Weight after IL
moves.
Chinese highbinders attacked Frank Wong
an Charley Lum, agents Of the Chinese six
companies In an alley at Spokane, Wash,
Ist night and nearly killed them. Clubs'and
knives were used and both victims were bad
" wounded. Wong and Lum were suspect
ed of giving information to the police which
led to raid on an opium den. The high
binders escaped.
All the rivet machines IN the Burden water
mill, Troy, have suspended operations for
the summer except one. An extra large
stock on hand is said to be the cause.
The Howard Furnace Co. Of Syracuse has
plans prepared for the new works which il
proposes 10 erect at that place. II provides
for two structures, elch 100 feet square, one
four stories In height, TO be used as general
building and the other as foundry.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09
PROPER FOOD poR BUSINESS WOMEN.

A woman physician, eminent i'll her
profession, who has made this subject
study, declares that at least half of
the breaking down and nervousness of
women with occupations ID due to i'm
proper food, or, to state 1t more
clearly, to the lack of sufficient
amount of nutritious food.
Many of these women either board
themselves or live in third. or fourth
rate boarding houses, where food that
is really appetizing rarely comes tothe
table. They take some weak coffee,
bakers bread, whatever of the hastily
prepared breakfast they think they can
manage, which, rs rule, is little
enough, goodness knows, then rush off
to their work. At noon they either
club together and make cup of tea,
with more bread and butter, or else
they eat cakes, tarts, cookies, crackers
and the like, and then are at work
again. At night it is no better. There
is really nothing at the boarding house
that tempts them, and if they prepare
their own food they are too tired and
spiritless to fix anything nourishing
and simply aggravate worn-out nature
by more tea and bakers bread.
1t would be good idea if some
benevolent person would take the
matter in hand and furnish business
women with suitable meals at reason.
able prices. St Louis Star Sayings.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09

Don't-unless your arms are white
and rounded wear only little puff on
the shoulders in your party dresses.
Have your sleeves made in one or two
big dropping putfs to reach almost to
tue elbow where they will meet the
long gloves of the same shade. You
will look quite rs stylish and dressy.
Don't-if you have II pale complex
ion--weer light gray or tan felt hat
because it will give you the effect OF
being sallow. If you must have it a
light shade to match your dress, line
the inside with dark velvet, which will
make Your skin look fair. Apropos of
hats, the rule holds good that an UNI
trimmed brim is trying to all save the
most youthful faces, whereas plat
NJ or rven II ioll of velvet would i'm.
part LOOK OF sottness.
Don't-ii yon are very thin or very
stout or il you even suspect yourself
ri tendency either way-be beguiled
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09
FASHION NOTES.

Lncc frills for the neck are quite
popular.
Marrow pointed toes are still favored
by fashionable women.
A French combination is water cress
green and turquois blue.
There is new rose, II very exquisite
blending of pink and white, called Gu
pid.
Fur shoulder capes will be more or
less evening wraps throughout the sum,
mtr.
Chinese lanterns of gold in exquisite
miniature are something new III ear.
rings.
Considerable that is absurd and ride
ulous is put forth as the Fashion OF
1890"
Soon the loving cup will be so "com-
mon the sentiment Of the article will
he lost
In these days of so much fancy sta
tionery, plain white is the most dis
tinguished.
French dotted Swiss, with tinted de
signs, is one of the dainty fabrics for
summer gowns.
Mahogany, ox-blood, and the medium
and dark browns head the list of st lish
shades of street gloves.
Skirts and bodices are outlined with
narrow passementerie, velvet pipings,
and pearl and crystal beads.
Brides this season have received or.
namental lamps as presents to an ex-
tent heretofore imagined impossible.
Fichus Of crepon, in white, pale,
pink, blue, and lavender, made very
full and to hang below the waist, are
worn in profusion.
1t is said that continual bathing of
the face in hot water-not warm-at
night will tend to remove wrinkles
and eradicate blackheads.
Sleeves are running to extremes, and
the wider they are, and the farther
they canproject out from the shoulders
the better the wearer seems to like it
Fish net, gilded, or dyed to match
the colorings of an apartment, is new
departure in house decorations, but i
is one that produces very good result
in draperles.
A toque of gilt gauze has its crown
entirely covered with small shells of
pinkish tint laid close together On til,
left side there il large dragon-ny ant
at the back II pale pink tip set up yer.
high.
Broadcloths are particularly strik
ing, their fine quality and beautiful
color schemes causing them to tax,
first choice among the fabrics that arr
used for handsome street and carriag
costumes this season.
A new or rather revived fashion 70
trimming is the half-circular folds ant
rows of narrow lace on the front of TIN
dress-skirt A handsome house dress
with train, has the front covered fo
half its length with these folds and lace
the ends finished with ribbon-bows
The remainder OF the skirt is perfect,
plain.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-06-09
WORDS OF WISDOM.

The richest people are those who
have the fevest wants.
II is because that We hate the grave
that We try 10 hide II with flowers.
The next best thing to owning some
thing is to be willing TO do without it.
bad man digs pit for others, and
then shuts his eyes and falls into it
himself
You cannot always tell by the shape
and fit of mans coat how much he
Is worth.
If you want your children to be
good, il would be well to show them
how to begin with.
II is said that a hornet can easily
make mile minute up hill, If you
get him mad enough.
One difference between a wise man
and fool is that FOOLS mistakes
never teach him anything
There may be pigs that never wal
lowed in the mire, hut there has never
been one that didn't want to.
The man who bowls and growls
every time his wife wants a little
money, very often buries her in rose
wood casket Rams Horn.