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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
MICHIGAN DAYS
aa the
Worlds Fair.
septemberI:B th and 18th.
HALF FARE
to -
CHICAGO
via


On Sept. nth the C. 4 w. NJ. KY viii
sell tickets u Chicago and return al one
way fare for the round trip. good ten
days. including date u sale. via St
Joseph aud boat sls0 and via New buf-
falo. all rail. s5.lo
A SPECIAL TRAIN viii leave Grand
Rapids at = a. N. sept 18th, arriving
al Midway Piassance. Worlds Fair
Grounds. at noon.
Michigan Days" will be celebrated in
grand style. With splendid illuIninations.
fireworks. electric fountains. etc. during
the evening
Every patriotic Michigander should
make il point 20 be there. il possible.
20 help in the celebration. and make IL
the greatest Of the year. for MICHIGAN
Is CHEAT STATE"
Other celebrations during the week
will be:
Sept. 18th. Athletic Union; iith. Ohio
and Veterans day: 18th and 10Th.
Kansas. Costa Rica. Mexico. New Mexico
and Vermont days
SEPrEMBfR iirH
tickets will also be sold via either route.
Ask c. 4 w. NJ ticket agents about
rates, train time. etc. for all above dates.
aud arrange TO 20 and help celebrate.
Gro. DE HAVEN,
Gen. Pass Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

The D. q. ~ a VI R'y Co. in counec.
ton With the Gorsirich Line. will run
nother excursion q Chicago SATURDAY.
sept ?. leaving Grand Rapids AZ 49, 2
m Fare for the r0und trip ara Tick
cts good ten dsyR
Jas CssPsF1f. City Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
The Modern Beauty

Thrives on good food and sunshine. with
plenty OF exercise in the open air. Her
form glows with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. IL her system
needs the cleansing action Of laxative
remedy. she uses the gentle and pleasant
liquid laxative. Syrup OF Figs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
rfME ROADS.
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA
RAILROAD.
Aus. q. ia.

rams leaving south az Z O1 y N and n - d IA
'"N uahj' Otser trains daily except sunday.
s'hFP 81 Avo FAeLok CAR sEtvWk
NORTH 10 IN tain has psrior car 70 Mack.
NAV City
10 a. m rain has sleeping cars Grand Ran.
ID 10 Petoskcy ara Mackinaw
south 20 IN train has parlor car C,ra,i
hapHs To Cincinnati
iU0i m train has through coacs aud n.rIo,
CO Grand Rapids 10 Chicago
tW , N train has Wagner sleepin- car fsr.ai
Lapi'is % Cincinnati
IA - y IA train mas Wagner sieeuing car Grand
Rapids to Chicago
,srskEeo~. GRAND RtyFps 4 y~pravA
Tor hmsAeSon Lv. ooa n II 2sen slOpm
from Meskegon.Ar, Q 20 M 4sOpm 5Spm
eunoas tram leaves for huskeyon as IA
Atns"s nom Musk son 81 IN
CfifCtGo VIA - r.
r.5rnnd Rapids. 1901 m 2oop u,oor
Ar thfcago.-....--.,.. fi0pm 9tOp N 7Oaan
l0Oi a m train has through coach ana h,ssFss
paror car and II - m train dauy wasnsr
sleeping
Nv. htrago.....- AIM y, N m - -
Ar Grand Rapids. sionm els
10 p m train has buffet srior car and dining
100 N train daily. through coach and War.
ner sleeping car
through tickets and fun infor,uatio, "a, n,
had o' calling upon A. Almquist ticket agent
n union station. telephone No COS, Grand Rap.
iu> MICA 4. J. LocKwooo
uen. Pass and Ticket Azsle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Finest line q Naccabee Cards In the
city al bottom prices Stanton Printing
Co.'s Pearl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

The c. 4 ". n and y. LIN iires
viii sell tickpts ~ chicago ard ratnrs
va 81 Joe and brat snd Va AZ rail
rcute ~ enc Fare fer round trip. 90
sept. "a n. "a. - and - Return Amis
tsr lays
Sept = and - vii hs 0salfenoue'
days - the Worhfs FAIR. snd = great
ceiebration = exrectszi Stafe ard
other eeisbrations are q fses0snt occaf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Prot Dear the well known aeronaut.
viii make balloon aecrusinps daily ~
o'clock AZ Nerth Park during Marcabee
week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

LILY WHITE -four is warranted to
please you in every particular. Made
only By Valley City Milnrg Go.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Prof. Dear. the xsli known ssronant
viii maks balloon ascensi0ns daily AZ 4
o'clock - North Park dsring Naccabes
wesk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Short lengths In cloth. just the thing
Tor boys pants or suit
folsF. HKKPoIsHEfMxR 4 Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
To Nullify the Law.

The new Chinese minister arrived az
the national capitol last week. and since
that time there have been consultations
between the president aud his cabinet
on the report Of the Chinese govern
ment. While the Chinese minister has
refrained from committing his govern
ment as % the policy 10 be pursued in
case the Geary Law remains permanently
upon the statute books. he has DOT hest
tafed To express the belief that the rigid
enforcement az the Law at this time
would be a grave injustice 10 those Chi
nese. who under belief that the law was
unconstitutional belief which GER
tainly had the color Of probability since
three judges Of the supreme court OF the
United States had coneurred therein
failed 20 register within the prescribed
time. The result OF these conferences is
that Congressman Everett OF Massachu-
setts has introduced in the house a bill
which extends the time OF registration
from May ), 1893. 10 September /. 1854.
The effect Of this bill. il enacted into
Law, will be- 20 practically nullify the
Geary law until September l. 1894.
when 10 will 90 into effect with all its
restrictions This bill is brief and is al
most word for word as quoted above.
and its passage. II is thought. will re-
store cordial relations between the
United States and China
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
DR.. SCHENCK'S

Mandrake Pills have a val1s A. a household
remedy FAR bsyond thu power Of language 70
Describe Ths family can hardly BE true %
issrlf that dos not ksep tosn on hand fo<
uss Ia smcrzsncisS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Remnant sale d cloth Zoe men and
boys wear AZ
vorsr. HERroIsHEgaER & Co.'S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Large assortment a Picture Car de al
Stanton Printing co =. Pearl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

To DTTRoir
~. orAnd hspics ROAM slt5pm 5opm
ar Deti'i1.---.---.--..ii 80 a IN SIP n 10 > ~
PROM DETGon
~ letrntf. -....-. - a IN s1Gpm 900 D m
A. Ot@nd hspids l. - "A SOP n 10 t5p n
ssGIStw. ALMA AND ~ Lops
Iv Grand Rapids IMAM 4sxo
AZ "rAnd hapias.-................u ~ m 10 % N
i'owKi.t. VA LOWELL HASTINGS ER
Nv. Grand Rapid. 7o0am lBpm 3pnr
a.. IRON Low al ........ f2tipm "a m
IhForGH CAK SERVICE
Far'or cars On all frairs between Grand Ran-
Id and Detroit fsrlor car 10 saginaw On
tloFf ing train.
'Eger5 day. Other trains week days onls
1koRoE DkHAyEN. tfru- Pass Axsnk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

The Central Shoe Store. 1f5 Monroe
street. i holding a great bargain sale
this veek. The firm Eill save you
money BY huyiug 81 them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
I" Speculation"

The time never was more favorable for
specializing in grain and stocks than at
present. Prices are 40 per cent lower
than they ought TO be on both grain and
stocks
The recent money panic 10 the cause
Of these conditions
The crops are generally good this year.
with the exception IL wheat. through
out the country. and theforeign demand
10 the largest OF the year. owing to the
damage 81 their erops IL is but short
time until wheat will sell 40 cents per
bushel higher than present quotations
If you are not posted in speculation
write &. r.. Van Wrinkle & Co. 30 La
Sale street. Chicago. Ill.,, for their book
on Speculation and How to Trade"
sent free on receipt % stamp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
CHICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN


Aug. II. isa
7ocHrcsGo
" y. - X ? is 2saIn 500 am i,I pm Of y pm
AZ NhioSso. a. ~ pm go pm o 90 pm go am
FROu cHscAGo
i.v Chicago. = am eooam sGp.a.lf 4, nm
Al = II pds.. 9pm Ss5 pm 10 s. pms6 ID a
VIA ST. 5oE AND srE.xEe
~ ~ Grand hapids. ---.....~....i q D IN f631 m
o. e. Statca 90 - m ? % m
Nv. chicago . ~ n n Ar Grand Rapids = . "A
TO AND FROM NrskEoox
Lv g. hapiGs...--... .0a N l.5ou Hmm
al. u. haslds. II $ N .55Dm ss5n m
TRAVERSE CITY. CnAzLEvosx AND rzrosEvr.
u. q. SIS pm T2)am NE m,
Ar MANS elu q pm i2lDpm 4sOan
Arlldv III ~ pm J. 20 pm
At tnariefoix-...---. Il pIa 73am
A. ietcsAsy ...-.....- Is pm 7s0a.a
AZ. bHJ ffeS ..-. - psn 800 am
Afnye from Bay View, cts. 600 n, II ~ a ,r..
o1TAVk MACH
~. Trend Rapids $50 am sls pm
lN oftaSa Beech +. % am 81 20 pm ef0 pln
sunday train leaves Grand Rapids - a M
leaves OTTAWA Bach SPIN
rARLos AND SLEEPING cArs
To CHICO, ". @. r sam Is pm I'll N M,
10 Petos y ". q. x 531 am IIsnm
Tot. X. lv. Chi'go s25 am s5pm al rs prs
lg.1 IL " fetosy l30pm rs - ON
Every dag. tExcep, saturday. Other, we,S
days oniy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
T0AMEND GEARY ACT
Chinese Protests Against Its Rigid
Enforcement.
The LEGALITY IS QUESTIONED
BuI Introduced which n Passed WIN
sallify the L&w Cnfil sep
tenber 4. fs9A
The LEGALITY IS QUESTIONED

wAsaISsrox. Sept l0--It y probable
that the protests Of the Cheese 80 vern-
meat against the rigid executi0 n % the
Gsary exclusion act are TO be respected
and that legislation may be enacted
which vii amend the existing law
within the limif allowed for registra-
too. although in no wise recediag from
the position heretofore assanaed b. the
government as 20 the constitutionalify
Of the measure. when the Chinese ex-
elusion law sas passed IL viii 10 re-
nembeFed there WAS grave question
among the leading iarists Of the nation
az 20 the constifutiOnallfy. and the Chi
nese ia America employed Choate Carter
II New York and Ashton Of Washington
u. G.. three u the leading lawyers in
the Unitsa States. 20 render an opinion
a. % the constlfutionahty Of the meas
ure. These gentlemen studied II care
fully. and. after much research and long
elaboration. rendered the opinion that
the measure was Unconstitutional and
that the Chinese need not register. De
pending implicitly upon the correctness
of this opinion. the Chinese all over the
United States regarded the new Law az
unconstitutional and imperative and
generally refrained from registering.
subsequently, test case was made and
appealed 10 the United States supreme
court. and there. by a vote II fve TO
three. the supreme court declared the
law constitutional
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

sl3sGr 81 ,thers ,fsiis ssc-gs .saiss
lzEtar sff~et 4 - 14s4
rie@s<as esrs sss racifr sasi Atlsnfse exgf-@ss-.
- al fr.In flsfreft fsftar ears IN n tra -
irsxssa flrsnsl Ferrts ~ - r. sal itarfns
I>frcif - 5 = 3 g. s-riFfaE - sffs1t - .tsfs
- n. lstrarf rurispsttsse us1fs - '-trasa
slth a. skros1ak rrafrt rtsf a~ef ttse Alf1tx4s
taotrai raiirssf ff,ses3a <entaezn sti~iss9.a4
4 trsfcrTsr Ffrkps tFf1t
sfs1 Pessesxer <sat.o@
y. kcosLAs e. = I. A. 1alcs<a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
IRE
YOU READY

To tnsbed a fme selection Of Fail
and Wink<y Jackets and Cates fer
Ladies. Misses and Children !? II
y01 are not ready to bay. TO look
w0sf hayt. We s0anf TO Keep you
posted on styles f0y this coming
season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

Tie Lake Sbetra ia tirvei sd IN caarae-io,
With ne Ere z. and Il =. 4. Is fs.-un, Is,
eElckest saf nost airec- route % fltssharx
A ~sfrs - I -. p A.. Ciesefan.t a
l. = ks-ssHs. ttfy Pass. &zant
Sskss CAsFhekt.. tsty Iicxst krsne
~. - Manrus ~rr,sk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11
HETROlT, GRID HAVEN &
- MILWAUKEE RAILWAY.
1iss fsp.s Vow * Efrscr

6vFni Ksritis s. an. Tmr,si as TN ~ ~ ON
q. Hsvra Ar A. en- ~ nnI 60 rrf n ~ IN
hHNsoke = Steamer 49, Il "a an sUsn
tbscsro A. 80 vu s1eaa
sugdag oeiy itait ieeves trad Rar8is 80
~ for SPINE Lax an1 tsrsBd Hsvsas ~
/ n, - cnnrcct = rs ~unsfsF ntzht steamer "a
trard Har~a ~ ghirs.-a
spstiy ft'atly errsrt snndzy.
1rsin< STRIVE firm th3 tlasf > m. NJ,
r.. q + ~ erd d p ~
traips arrive frasn -. ue-t a. sad l3l1a n
rs n and 8 Pm
Eastward - 10 - War.rr parIF< b8fst
rsf- NJ - parler ca Wesf-rart->o "A par.
ioE car ~ Is Nafafr psrior hu4st ear
@oes W. LrFn Trsesr haeas~r.
Tvs ffErtaEa frev. Isss Ag@7t
SAs 1ANFssff-. - Tfrket AEsat
N - Nonras -tr,ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-11

School books Of all kinds. both new
and second hand. at
r. ~ SEYMorR's.
las Monroe street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
MADAME RoLLA's singh. j..
Commented Upon by the Press in New
York City.

Commented Upon by the Press in New
York City.
The following are comments from
New York city papers regarding the
substitution Of Madame Kate Rolla for
a part IN the opera Don Giovanni at
the Metropolitan Opera House on
Wednesday night. The Herald says:
when a singer is called upon at the
last moment TO sing so difficult and
thankless a role as that OF Donna e.
vira, 1t is eminently ft TO make allow
ances. Considering these trying cir
cumstances, it may be admitted that
Nine. Kate Rolla acquitted herself with
something like authority, She has
been stranger TO the stage these last
three years, yet she moved after the
first feeling of nervousness was over
come with perfect freedom and ssslsted
herself unsteady like woman who
knew not only her own notes but good
portion Of the score besides. In the
lower and medium register her voice is
more agreeable than In the upper tones,
which sounded trife thin and harsh. ."
The World says:
"Elvira. Nine. Rola, was negative;
like the miller's son Jack, she was not
very good nor yet very bad. In JUS
tice, be 1t said that she was evidently
suffering from cold. She has voice
Of considerable volume, which is, too,
decidedly pleasant In quality under IA.
vorable circumstances, but last night
she sang of KEY more than once"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
TIN SEAL BREAD
More in Demand Than Ever Before.

More in Demand Than Ever Before.
We had thought that after Christmas
there would be lull in the baking bus
mess; a kind of reaction was expected.
1t appeared that every boy and girl 10
the city was collecting Tin Seals I'm
order TO get doll or penkniie for
Christmas. Naturally we thought that
the wonderful enthusiasm among our
little friends would pass away with the
old year Then the idea had gotten
abroad that Tin Seal Bread was 10 be
Withdrawn. All this made the manager
Of the Wheeling Bakery just a little
anxious about his very novel scheme
TO sell bread which he Intended 70 con-
tinue throughout the entire winter.
Very late in the fall he bought 1000. 600
Tin Seals and an immense number
Of dolls and penkLiyes, making
every arrangement for an immense
trade, which promised to surpass his
iondest anticipation. Over 400 presents
had been drawn BY his little friends be-
fore Christmas. But, In place Of grow
ing cold, the interest Is becoming more
intense every day. Every person ia the
city Is determined 20 have Tin Seal
Bread. They say Is is the bes. bread
they ever ate. The great eagerness
that seems 10 possess every boy and girl
TO complete their collection OF 100 Tin
Seals is simply astonishing. Yesterday
., 300 OF the little souvenirs were pre-
sented at the Office OF the bakery, and
just twenty-three boys and girls were
astonished az the beautiful present they
received. We take pleasure In giving
the names ADD addresses:
Willie Cole, Twenty-sxth and Jacob
streets.
Robert Vance, 23O2 Main street.
Harry Beck, Martins Ferry.
Hupp McCuIley, 1925 Eof street.
George Amber Clacker, 27Os Eof
street.
Spencer Hosteter, Benwood.
Annie Morris. 80 Forty-thIrd street.
Annie Sprica, 4422 Jacob street.
Bertha Strif, 1l49 Market street.
Willie +. Wells, Palatlne, w. Va
J. w. Irwin. Fsirmont, w. Va.
Minnie Parscale, Glen's Run, w. Va.
Eula Black, Burton, w. Va.
Edwin Moist, 1856 South Broadway.
Rena May HoDIitzell, 133 Virginia
street.
Lillian Hoffman, Bellaire, Ohio.
Pearl Barrett, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Wylie Parsons, Atnaville, Ohio.
Philip Seward, Burlington, Ohio.
Willamette Strela, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Lilly Stewart, Benwood, w. Va.
Grace James. Bellalre, Ohio.
Ella Moran. SIS Main street.
All seals are promptly destroyed as
sooD as presented at the Bakery. Please
hurry 10 the seals; nothing gives Us
more pleasure than 10 present. these
beautiful dolls and penkniVes TO our
deserving little friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30

The Water Board Authorized TO Extend
the Mains. Last Night.

the Mains, Last Night.
Council met in special session, last
evening. there being just quorum in
the Second Branch at O'Clock, and out
little more than a quorum in the First.
The report of the Committee on
Finance transmitted to the Second
Branch the appropriations ordinance
for the first three months Of 1894.
The ordinance, as usual, appro-
PIRATES TO the various depart
ments one-fosrth of the aggregate
appropriated during 1898 to said de-
partments, and in addition thereto
ST. for balance on new apparatus,
81, $40 to Markets for new roof 10 the
Secord ward market house. and TO the
b. p. w. $4,000 for its contingent
fund, 50, $50 for principal and interest
and principal on the 1890 loan Of 1877,
and S1,230 for interest on compromise
loan. The ordinance was passed by
both Branches.
An ordinance from the Water
Board empowering the Board TO
supply water to the town OF
Fulton, was taken up. The ordi-
nance, which was very brief, simply
empowed the Board to lay aud connect
pipes for the purpose named upon
such terms and conditions rs may be
agreed upon by the said Water Board
and the authorities OF the town OF Fall
ton" The ordinance was passed.
An ordinance allowing the Bloch
Bros. Tobacco Works to lay down q
switch from their works TO the Tsrmi-
pal tracks, at Water aud Fortieth
streets, was passed, after a slight
amendment, made in the Second
Branch, as to the planking, in which
the First Branch concurred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
Well Known south slider Dead.

Charles Meyer, widely and popu-
larry known citizen Of 1921 Eoff street,
died last evening about 6 o'clock. He
had been sick for a year, but was able
to be up on Christmas day, but the
next evening was attacked with pleur-
iSy, which cut short his career. De-
ceased, aged SO, came to this city from
Germany in 1864. lie started to work
as a coal miner, but fourteen years ago
went into the saloon business on South
Eof street, in which vocation be was
before his death. a wife and grown up
family remain to mourn his loss. Mr..
Meyer was a member Of the following
lodges: Red Men, A. 0. e. w. and the
Shield OF Honor The funeral arrange
ments were not made late last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
Mra. LON sells Dead

Mrs. Lon Sells, wife OF the well
known ice merchant OF Bridgeport,
died last evening at her home, after a
short and painful illness. Mrs. Sells
sustained internal injuries from a fall
which she sustained about two weeks
ago, resulting in Inflammation Of the
bowels, which caused his death. De-
ceased had a wide circle of friends, who
will mourn her uGtimely death. Four
children survive her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
AMUsEMENrs
crrrr1ANn,s ,I1xsrRIEIs.

CIEVELAND'S MINsTKEl5-.
Cleveland Ministries gave very dis
appointing eDtertainment,to two audi
eRees az the Opera House yesterday.
II Wss not up tothe standard establish
ed by Mr.. Cleveland, yet had its re-
eeemtng features, The setting for the
first part was good, and the singing was
excellent.
TIE BEST or. The SEASON.
Oon,t mark this on the iee-mark II
On your euf? Powell. the magician,
tie great entertainer, with his new pro-
seyamme az sensations aid novelties, at
Opera House. Monday, January lst,
! s04s You needsnot wait for other en-
gtertainments, .foFsno better one will De
seem s ere this season than will be given
by this greatestof al magieians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
Points Picked Up About tho Mills and
Factories.

Points Picked Up About the Mills and
Factories.
Next week stock will be taken at the
La Belle nail factory.
Alexander Robinson, of McMechen,
employed al the lower Benwood mill, is
quite sick.
This is pay day at the Riverside
works and Miller Bros. Forty-second
street too! works.
Stock is being taken at the lower
Benwood mill. There is no prospect Of
any part OF the plant resuming soon.
Last evening the bars were pulled il
the La Belle forge department. The
puddler expected work to-day at least.
Starting indefinite.
The mill committee Of the Riverside
iron woaks is called 10 meet Manager
Frank Hearne this afternoon at the
mill office The object is 10 consul: re-
garding the wage scale. The tube
works must necessarily close down, II
arrangements are not made 10 start
more OF the Mill. The tuoe works have
already used up u. Inc material avail
able.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
Goat Thief Oantnrnd.

Yesterday Chief McNichol received a
telegram from Steubenville, asking that
the police keep a LOOKOUT tor colored
man who had stolen 3 black kersey
overcoat from Z. K. Williams. Officer
Scally caught Frank Kingery, last
night with the coat on, and he was
locked up. Kingory is the man who
killed servant in the St. James kitch-
en- about three years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
On JannarY Flrat.

Hon. NJ. J. O'Kane will formally take
hold OF the reins OF government at the
postoffice on January 1st. Both he and
his assistant, Mr.. George Baird, have
been looking about the Office for the
past two weeks. On New Years the
usual holiday custom will be observed
one general delivery at s o'clock in the
morning. There will be FIVE collections,
however, 10 the business district,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
Low Holiday Rates.

For the Christmas and New Year
holidays the Wheeling & Lake Erie
Railway will sell round trip tickets at
low rates 10 all points on its own and
connecting lines. Tickets will be sold
December %, o. "a. %. %, 30 and 81, aud
January /. good for return passage IN
I'll January 3. inclusive. For full parti-
eulars apply to any w. & L. F. agent
or o. r. Wood, TraF. Pass. Agent. 20
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Suspicious Characters.

Officer West yesterday afternoon
found a man who gave his name as Lee
roy, endeavoring to dispose Of two la
dies macklntoshes, in the Second ward,
at 81 each. He placed him under ar
rest, and took him to the lookup.
Later, James Barker, believed to be a
partner of Leroy, was also arrested by
the same officer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
NBE YEARS ball.
THE ASSEMBLY DANCE AT THE MLURE
HOUSE, LAST NIGHT,
Attended by Large and Fashionable Assemblage.
A Complete Succsss-Weddings, Parties
and Other Social EysnS

Beauty and fashion held undisputed
sway at the Mcclure last night. 1t was
such a gathering of the oeaux and
bellies Of Wheeling society, as seldom
assemblies on any other occasion than
the annual New Years ball. The As
sembly made elaborate preparations for
the affair, and the fondest anticipa.
tons OF its members were realized, For
the nonce the rule of exclusiyeness was
ignored, yet the invitations were so