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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26
NOTICE 10 LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding lions BY Judgment or
otherwise, on the real estate oY sny uart
thereof Of Joshua $ Hardeaty:
IN pursuance Of a decree OF tae Circuit Court
o. Preston county. madei in n cause therein pom
ding. 70 snbioct the real estate Of tho said
Joshua y iardosty TO the satisfaction Of tho
hens thereon, yoo are hereby required to pre-.
sen. AZ CHAINS held b. you and each OF y0u
against the said Joshua &. liardesty which are
nons on b's real estate OF any part ~ H. for adj
loication. 10 mo, NJ my Ofice IN KihgwOod,
preston county, West Virginia on or before the
8ist day 81 October. ID 1874
A. D., 1907 F
NRlI.J. FUIgrrFBY. CorDruissionsr.
BeoWn q hyde, PINS Att'ys. llU6e84t-93.75
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26

The Postoffice at Grafton was
robbed last Friday night by thieves
who effected an entrance and blew
open the safe, securing over $500
in stamps, 800 in money and q
number of registered packages,
value unknown. Some suspicious
characters are under arrest and tho
matter is being Investigated.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

TO All persons boldins liens W. Judgment, OF
Otherwise; on the real ostato, or any part
thereof, OF Phil II. Cauneld
10 pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court
oil Preston county. made In n cause therein
Eeadtn9, 70 subject the real estate 81 the said
=. X. Cauheid 70 tho satisfaction Of the liens
thereon, you ARC hereby required 90 present all
claims held by you and each OF you against the
said y. X. Cauheid. which are liens on his roai
estate or any part Of II. for adjudication to mo-
~ my once IN kinRwoOd. Preston county West
Der. A. D., 1893.
Given under my band ,his Bird day OF October,
a. D., 1893. NEIL, i FOhTNRY 80
Po-b54t-s3fo Commissioner.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens BY Judgment, or
thereof. OF Samuel Colebank:
In pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Preston county, made In a caure therein
ponding, TO subject the real estat9 OF the said
Samuel Colebank TO the satisfaction OF the lions
thereon. you are hereby required to present ali
claims held by you and each OF you against tho
said samuel Colebank, which are liens ON his
real estate or any part of IL. for ad judcation 10
me, az my office In Kingwood. Preston county.
West Virginia. ON or bcforo the 5rd day of No.
ve'nbcr, a. d.. 1899
Given under my hand this 3rd day VI October.
A. D.. 1893. NELL, FOisTNEY
10 oI69t-S3.2S Gemmjesioner.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.5

To All persons holding liens By Judgment. or
otherwise. ON the real estate, or any part
thereof OF Henry NJ. FELTON, -
III pursuance OF adecreu Of the circuit Court
OF Preston county. mado In accuse therein non.
ding to subject the real estate Of tho said en-
~ NJ. FELTON, TO tho satisfaction OF the liens
claims held By you and each of you against the
SAID Henry M FELTON,. which are lions on his
reni estate OF any part of II. for adjuication 10
me, NJ my o1ico in Kingwood. Preston county,
West Virginia. on or before the Goth day Of No
yember, 1888. Given undSr my hand this 9th
day OF October. 1898. u, AZ JXCKsoV
fo1293fts23.S Ccmmissione,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26

"McKinley times" is what Bro.
White, of the Journal, wants in
1896. oh, no, Bro. White, we
don't want the Mckinley times of
1898 in 1896. We are going to
have Democratic times in 1896, and
your "infant industries" will be
robust and prosperous.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26

At Reodsyille the Postoffice
changes hands and Democrat
takes charge. David Ii. Loar was
last week appointed Postmaster in
place of Mason Watson, whose term
had expired. Mr.. Watson has
made a good Postmaster and given
general satisfaction and no effort
was made to remove him till the
expiration OF his term.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding lions by Judgment or
Otherwise. on the roal estate. or any part
thereof. Of Eagenc MctIinnis:
In pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Courr
% Preston county, made in q cause therein pen~
ding. 20 subject the real estate of the said R,I.
gene Mct'innk to the satisfaction Of the liens;
all claims held by you and each of you against
The saht Engeno Mctsinnis, which are lions ON
MS real estate or any part OF II for adjudication
10 me- at my Office Ia Kingwood. West Virginia.
ON or before the @fh day OF November A. ID. Z.
1893. Given under my hand this 3rd day OF 90
toher. A. d.. 1893. NEILy FORTNEY
f0-J93-Jt-SJ.75 COMMISSIONER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To tho Credtors OF Isaac =. Painter deceased
inpursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Court
therein. pending. to subject the real estate 81
the said Painter 70 the payment Of his debts,
you are required To present your claims against
the estate OF theSaid Isaac y Painter for adtu-
dication To j. A Jackson, Commissioner at his
ofilcc IN tho said county on OF before the 18th
day OF November next.
=, witres-, J W Watson, Clerk Of said Ceurty
this 3d day OF October, 1893.
r0-5-'93 --4t--Ss6 = :
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors OF Mary Deal, deceased:
IN pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Cont
therein PENDING. TO subject the rem estate 81
the said peal 10 the payment Of HIS debts YOU
are required TO present your claims against the
I'd. fortnoy, Commissioners. at his ofice In
,he said county on or before tho sd day Of
Witness. J; w watson. CLERK Of said Court,
o-5-'g3-Ct- g. ss. ""i'oN' 'iorA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26

1t is so funny to see the Republi-
can party denouncing tho Sherman
and Mckinley times of 1898 and
scoring it to the Democratic party !
Though this be madness, yet
thcre's method in it."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26

The silver men have finally given
mp the fight against tho Repeal Bill
and the Senate has agreed to pass
1t at las, and an early adjournment
Is expected.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26

The store Of W. W. shoeh, at
kowlesburg, was robbed between
tsn o'clocs and daylight last Thurs
day night, BY breaking in through
tho ware-room windows. The
thieves isok ono very light.colored
cream ovsrooat and some black
clothing also q iot % Iadies' gold
pins, earring snd cun bottoms q
i9t ~ gentf stods. pins. cnG but.
fans ard otheF gold srnksts ; q los
~ gents aai lsiief fancy hand.
kershiris, is1Itf ard gentf gos.
ia gloves and o.her r5ola kept for
etie lns e5nntry STORE A liberal
feuari r..i be Ts.a 81 aay one e.r.
fF infsnsfan tasf wH irai fo
srsFshenasu ~ Ell ara rsg.
80 81 gaois Mr siooh has bad
sd lles ia thn iias. 81 tfs tisr.s
r ~ hset pek SIS hm era
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26
A GENTS
"A wanted

To work for o.. We have an open.
ing for you, n you wish TO earn
money quietly and not work very
hard. The business 10 light and
gsuteol. Men and Women that are
shrovd are getting rich fact,
II gon want chance % make
Five thousand Dollars Tor yourself
essiiyd0ring the next twelve months
write us for our confidential terms,
N y0u vii answer this WITHIN tho
neat cen days wo viii sond Won q
sample" ~ our goods that will be
WORTH dollars % you, Address at
once.
s0f : iY0g \. Y
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26
GUM-EI.AsTIo ROOFING

DOsfTIvELY THR BRgr AND cHRApEyy
hOOFiNG IN USE. 81 10 pff 100 aanaro
fcet. including Wire Nails, Metal caps and
Paint Tor one coat complete
GUM ELASTIC PAINT
For Tin and Iron Roofs md tops 81 Prosehs
Cars. II will stop breaks in metal and offsrg
saves the cost ~ a new roof, One gallon Paint
and Tub. SfiO.
GUN CEMENT,
a positive cure for Ieaky Roofs. u Il De.
signed expressly for repairing breaks or naif
holes y tln mctal OF other roofs. Price 81 70
@. w. MENEAR, Agent,
Kingwood, Preston 90, W. aV
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26

r. A. Coniff, Of Rowlesburg, W.
Va, called upon Mr. James b.
Taney, consul at Belfast, the other
day. Mr. Couif has been travelling
abroad for some time past and when
5n Belfast reported he bad q most
enjoyable trip. he sails for New
York October 2slh on the Cunarder
"Lucania," which broke the record
the other day. The steamer will
touch Sandy Hook. no doubt, No
7ombeF "a or Suaday Regisler.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26
SHERIFF SHAW wiTHDRAws His
WITHDRAW.

Many people have been asking us
II it is true that Sheriff Leroy
Shaw has resigned, aud we answer
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26
GUM- ELAST1O PAfl
GUN CEN ENT,
LADlES sOMLY-.

DR.. DC MoN'r'S FEMkLE RForrr. A11No
PflLS are always safe and reliable f9o0f os-
Nmoui4ls from ali over the world. HevenH -
dangerous snbfiiiuiee and limitations PrE r.
pef nack8Ee. Sent By mail securely F6aicf -,
observation.
Alaross "a. DrMmtf
es naistsd ST. Chicago a. 49,
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commissioners notice.
o.. cos.rss,oxrz's or-,ss.
kingwood. w. Va. Oct. 3. iS9s

Kingwood. w. Va. oct. ;. isas.
Eia- Mines Exor
r<~ft~-
l. L. Painters heifs ct al.
The ADORE entitled cianeery causc. by a de-
cree OF the Circuit Court vi Preston county.
made therein. on the 4nd day OF Sepfesnier
10. having been referred to the under>icr cd
commissioner In chancerys with the followinx
uirectfons: TO ascertain and report the real
estate owned by the dsceased 1. l.. Painter. AZ
MS death the state and condition Of the ti,ie
tccreto tbs liens and charges thereon. their
amounts. character. prioritfos. and TO whom
owing and To ascertain and report whether a INV
personality remains IN the hands OF the admir-.
istrator OF said decefcnt. liable to any debts
sgainst said estate: and that he reporf any oth !.
sr pertinent matter which may be deerned no
them. ~Ss VI
:. The parties TO thfs cause, to wit DAVID A.
Nine. TX or OF the estate oh Fi,Ss Nine dscsd
plaintiff and Walter b. SAWYER NARY = Saw.
yer his wife, Elizabeth A. Painter. Joseph III
FAINTER. j. Howard Painter, Chas. ". Fainter
Painter In her own right ss ndmini.tratr}x ar
the estate Of Calvin Painter, deceased. Ada y
Bush and Theodore Bush her husband. II. L
band. and John r. Jones. edrninisfrstor Of tho
estate OF Isaac J.. Painter. deceased. defen-
uants; vii. therefore. take notice that en- the
!oth day OF November 1888. nc nv once An,
hingwood. w. Va. county of Preston i shall
proceed 20 execute said decree.
Given undcr my hand this eth day Of Oo.o
.Ler, LIS. y. 4. JACKSON.
si' ISSo 7Feo 10 Commissioner.
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$500 REWARD

'''' you sent me j Ss PHss sos cJ lRp
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plI1 oT O - N99IoQ ENh!aI vlIlY weak Mcorg "a
Iendeuoy. " '"o ''''''' ." e'Hof 20
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-10-26
NERVOUS DEBILITY PILLS
ENGLISH BRAND.

paeSsggo NERVOUS PILLS Jon sent done mo good va
what oaloi ehnasm Ia hgh and dev
~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-21
THIN BURGLAR AGAIN.
A GANG OF -FOUR RAIDED A BESwOOI
RESIDENCE,
And Kalhsatsd the Owner Bu. Got Little BoOty
The Criminal Record Of Tester
day in DEAL.

A few days ago Mr. Conrad Rinehart.
of Upper Benwood, sold a piece OF
property and took the money to his
home, near the street car barn. The
fact that the money had been thus dis
posed OF, instead of being taken to the
bank. seems to have been known to
several gentlemen Of a burglarious
turn of mind, and Sunday morning
soon after midnight four men broke
into the house, and, without seeming to
care whether any one heard them or
not, began asYstematic search OF the
various rooms. Charles Rinehart. son
of Conf d, heard the intruders, and got
up, when he was seized, knocked down
and his arms badly hurt, his head cut,
and he was choked until wind was very
scarce article with him. The aged father
dared not go to his sons assist
ance, and the robbers proceeded with
their search, but fortunately did not
find the large SUN Of money they were
looking for, as all the booty they got
was SIG. Sunday Mr.. Rinehart placed
his money in the South Side bank, and
notified the Benwood police, who are
working On the case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-21
WHEELING DAILY REGISTER TUESDAY. NovEMBER 2l 1888

Grand sentinel, ]. W. Porter, Of St.
Grand Marshal. S. L. Dodd, Of Mar
tinsburg.
Committee on Printing, P. G. s.,
Jacob Morris, G. r. c., K Smith, 6. s.,
Fl. A. Uthman, all OF Wheeling.
Grand Representative, G. A. Hiehle,
of Petersburg. G. K. Smith also holds
over as Grand Representative.
This concluded the business OF the
Grand Encampment. and it adjourned
about six o'clock. The place and time
for the next meeting will be decided 81
the Grand Lodge.
GRAND LODGE TODAY.
To-day the Grand Lodge will meet
and will continue in session until
Thursday evening. The Rebeckahs
will also meet to-day. Yesterday the
work OF decorating the lodge room was
started, and it will present very
handsome appearance when the dele
gates reasonable for the transaction OF
business.
The business to be transacted to-day
by the Grand Lodge will be mostly
routine. Upon assembling the usual
committees will be appointed and re-
ports OF officers read. The considera-
ton of the committees reports will
probably consume all the time of the
afternoon session. Tonight the ban
ouet will be spread In the reception
room on the second floor. 1t will be
followed by addresses by prominent Odd
Fellows. The banquet will be in charge
of the ladies of the Rebekah lodges,
which is a sufficient guarantee of its
excellence. The ladies' have handsome
lY decorated the hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-21
THE GAS BOARD.
OFFICERS ELECTED At A MEETING HELD LAST
EVENING.
W. 4. Fee For Secretary and William Eham For
Observation-Disclosures Darrah and
Collector Wilkie Rschosen-A
Tour Of the Plant

The City Gas Board met at its Office
in the City Hall, last evening, and
elected those subordinate officers who
have to be confirmed by Council. The
others OF the Office force, whose names
are not required to be presented to
Council, were not chosen, action In that
regard being deferred for some future
occasion.
The officers selected last evening
were:
Secretary-Wlliam H. Fee.
Assistant Secretary-William lsham.
Superintendent of the Gas Works..
NJ. Darrah.
Collector-J. B. Wilkie.
The two last named we're simply re-
chosen to I'll their old positions, the
duties of which they have discharged
with ability and complete satisfaction
during their past tenure OF Office. Both
gentlemen are we'll known, and their
selections will give satisfaction. Mr.
w. d. Fee, the new Secretary, is wide
liz and favorably known as young man
of much experience, thoroughly COM
petent 10 discharge the duties of his
new position, and the affairs OF
this city department will rest secure
In his hands as executive officer OF the
Board. For three years past he has
been Assistant City Clerk, and Clerk OF
the Police Court, and as such has been
a model official. Assistant Secretary
Isham takes his first public position In
accepting this Office. He is a young
business man, entirely competent, aud
largely experienced in Office work. His
selection will be generally commended.
After the meeting was over the
Trestees went to the gas and electric
light plants and made a complete tour
of the works. AZ the gas works Super
intendent Darrah met the Board and
showed them through the entire works,
explaining to the new members
of the Board, Messrs. Holli-
day and Buchanan, the workings
of the several departments. At the
electric light plant superintendent
Capps took the party in charge, and the
various branches of that department
were gone through very thor
oughly. The Board noted with salts
faction the excellent condition OF
both plants, and expressed their
approval OF the care which
was evidently taken Of the machinery
and works generally. 1t was about
half-past ten o'clock when the inspec-
ton was concluded and the Board
finally adjourned.
The names OF the new officials will
be presented to Council at the next
meeting Of that body, and the officers
will likely enter upon The discharge OF
their duties the first Of the coming
month. The only retiring official will
be Secretary George He'll, as the posi-
ton of Assistant Secretary was vacated
some time ago by the resignation OF Mr..
Jesse Shafer to enter the Collectors
Office. Mr.. He'll has been twice Secre-
tary OF the Gas Board, being the only
man who was called to the place sec
ond time, by an entirely different
Board-a fact of which he and his
friends are justly proud.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-21
RESIGNATION NOT ACCEPTED.
The Action of the Congregational Meeting
~ tha IL p Chnrch Lat EYanInR

The Action of the Congregational Meeting
at the U. p. Church, Last Evening.
A congregational meeting OF the
members of the United Presbyterian
church was held last evening for the
purpose of taking action concerning
the resignation of the pastor, Rev. DR..
Mcclure. The report of the committee
selected to arrange details for action
provided for voting on the questions by
ballot. This method was opposed by
several of the elders OF the church,
they favoring roll call. Urgent APP
peals were made by the elders to reject
unanimously the resignation, which had
the desired effect, the members OF the
congregation who were present decid-
ing by a rising vote to reject the resig-
nation.
The question OF electing co-paStor
was then considered.
After discussing the advisability OF
action at this time, the matter was re-
ferred to a committee with iDstruc-
tlons TO learn the number Of applicants
and the consensus Of opinion as TO who
was most desirable.
The pastor, elders and trustees Of the
church were requested TO meet this
committee on Friday evening next to
discuss the matter. The meeting was
then adjourned; the committee and
number of the members going to the
residence OF DR.. Mcclure and acquaint-
ing him with the result.
The action OF the congregation In re-
fusing to accent the resignation OF DR..
Mcclure, is to be commended. al
though physically incapable for actively
assuming the onerous duties required
as pastor of this congregation, his eX-
ueriences as pastor will be Of value TO
the church, and with the cooperation
OF a young and vigorous co-pastor be
can direct the work OF the church for
many years, with the happy consolation
OF the support Of his congregation dur
ing his declining years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
"oUR COUNTRY COUSIN. "

The Bijou was crowded last night,
and people stood through the perform
ance unable TO obtain a seat. Our Coun-
try Cousin was brought out in man
nef that gave the greatest satisfaction
to the audience both down stairs and
up. The railroad scene and the thresh-
ing machine scene were remarkably
realistic. Mr.. Frank Jones seems to
have been born to play the character Of
a farmer upon the stage. he and Mr..
Frank Young and Miss Lillian Walton
bear the brunt of the comedy parts in
the performance, and Mr.. Frank Young
exhibited an ability to dance quite out
Of the ordinary.-NashUille, Tenn. Daily
American, Oct ffth, 1892.
'Our Country Cousin" will be at the
Grand the last three nights OF this
week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-21
sorEs OF rus sIvEK
News Of the Boats sad Boatmsa Aiens
tks Oklo.

The Bedford IL scheduled to depat
for pItt,burg At o'clock this morning.
The Liberty had q good trip yester-
day. and was delayed about an hour 10
clearing for ClsrIDgton.
Ths Courier arrived last night and
will clear for Parkersburg and inter
mediate points ~ ii:sO o'clock ihis
morning.
The Ben Hur did not 60 70 Parkers--
hnro Yesterday morning. on account OF
,hs low water. She will miss one trip
A. least, and will not go out until there
Is swell.
c.ntaIns Calhoun and Phillips finally
cot 70 CInclnDau With the Batcheior'
,bs 40 called Fighter" for the Hudson.
A ,snort was circulated among river.
men here, that the tSo Captains "AiEso
home.
The river marks last night sherea :,
feat II inches OF water 10 the enann.'
ana statlonarY. Capt. CroeksFd efpees
: rise In 4 DAY or tHo. Telegraphie 70,
no,,s from OH City Indicated asHeh "
10 inches at thai point.
GpxExsBoRo, PA, Noysmbet %
pt.a- feet II inches and IsiiIs'
weather. fair and cool. -, Al.
wonsASrowx. w. Va. Novsmoe. -
p,vsr 6 feet 2 inches and stab0hS'''
weather. clear and cool. p,,w
or CRY. Pa. November z9.-n 80,
feet lnch and rising. "ea'nsi' 60
-loaaanf -
w WsnnEs, Pa. Noyeneer zS[ -.,her.
soos S inches and rising. "
clear and cold. x....se, o.
FL. fi.lss fsste inches and siasionafI'
w.. clear snd cool
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-21
IntsrsstInr Celebration.

Peter Miller and wife, well-knoWn
peoole OF North Main street. celebrated
their thirty-sixth wedding anniversary
last evening at their home in most de-
lightful manner. There were present .
goodly nun Der Of Mr. Miller and wife's
friends. A repast, hard 70 excel for its
excellence, was one Of the delights Of
the evening. The entire event YVES one
OF great enjoyment to all. Mr.. Miller
and wife received many valuable pres
ents, as tokens Of esteem and gratitude
from their friends At late hour the
guests repaired 10 their homes, having
enjoyed most pleasant evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-21
HOW 30 TELL A COOP MHEskEY.

How many people can tell a good whiskey
from an Inferior one? Can you: II you can,
silver Age DuquesBe and Besr Creek RyeS,
and IL yoE cannot. then you must be governed
nv the testimonials OF physicians. supertn-
tendents OF hospitals and connoisSeurs, who
~, pnite IN declaria 70 that the WHISTLES bottled
by Max Klein. OF ALE heny, Pa. are absolute
" . re, old and mellow. reliable siimulant
in the house at this time Of the year is an alb
solute necessity. and why not get the best IN
tie conntrys
These WHISTLES are for sale Dy wheeling
Drug Co. at regular pEiceA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-21
mENEMIEs FOR LIFE"

The "Eaemies for Life" company
will open atwo nights engagement at
the Grand tonight The cast is good
one and the scenic and mechanical ef-
fects are very artistic, particularly the
picturesque paradise Canyon, which
in words fail to describe this beautiful
display. Reserved seats on sale at the
Grand box Office.
THE QUEEN OF COME DIES, "JANE."
Jennie Yeamans. who has made such
a great hit in Jane" which comes TO
the Opera House on Friday night,
spends a fortune every year Tor rich
dresses for the stage. She has them
made in America, and is proud OF the
fact that she does not have to 90 to
London or Paris for stylish gowns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-21
south siders Fight.

Excitement was created at Forty
third and Jacob streets, last evening,
about $50 o'clock. A South Side capt.
talst aud shoe maker got into fight
in front OF Becker's barber shop. Both
these persons, who are prominent citi-
zens, were intoxicated, and tho fight
started over q trivial matter. One of
the men was k ocked down, and laid
there for some time. 1t is also assert
ed that one Of the participants drew a
revolver and fourished it about. No
officers were at the scene of the fight,
and no arrests were made.