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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-09
ABOUT people
DAILY Chronicle Of the Movsnsas Of
individuals


Daily Chronicle OF the Movsmeas oil
individuals
The "Musin Company" is at the Wind
sor.
William Hoffman. of the Atlantic, is OF
duty sick.
Thomas Mack, of Washington, Pa, is at
the Behler.
VIM. Sunoerman, of South Jacob street.
is very i'll.
J. S. Huffman, of Washington, Pa, is at
the Windsor.
The Cadiz football team registered at the
Stamm Hotel.
ANDY Kerkhoff, driver for zarnitz Bros,
is on the sick list
Mrs. Fred Biedenbach, OF South Eon
street, is seriouslyil.
WINpsoR-R. B. Harris and w. II.
Wright, Warrington.
STAMPS. A. Smith, Shirley; j. w.
Boyers, Paden's Valley.
Mrs. Thos. Marker, of South Main street.
is very i'll of rheumatism.
John r. Coburn, of Steubenville, was IN
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Edward Hlghwaite, OF South Jacob
street, has Dad attack OF grip.
Archie Campbell, of the South Side, has
gore for q hunt near Newark, y.
MCCLURE Mrs. w. w. Walker, Man.
nington, ana VIM. G. Morley, Kingwood. :.
The eldest daughter OF Fred Bishop, Of
Thirty sixth street, is very Ill OF lung fever
G. Helms and o. w. Morrison. OF Steui
benville, registered az the Stamm yester-
day.
Fred Foster, well known citizen Of
Forty-third street, is dangerously Ill OF
" phoid fever.
John Kress, a well-known young man,
will 90 TO Logan county, TINS state, IN
few days OF visit
Daniel Mcdonald and John Koehnline,
well known citizens, will leave In lew
DAYS for y hunt 10 Pennsylvania.
Paul Reymann has gone 10 New York to
receive his parents. They will land this
morning from their foreign tour OF three
months.
Theodore Hirth, of Henderson, KY, is
visiting mis- father Philip Hirth, OF South
Wood street. This gentleman is an old
Wheeling boy.
Gen. Alfred Caldwell is able TO be out
after weeks illness. Gen. Caldwell took
sick last week while attending supreme
Court a. Charleston.
Jacob Shearnan, of Eighteenth street, is
home from hunt 10 Monroe county. He
had good luck, having oagged twenty-seyen
rabbits, seven pheasants and eight SPUR
rels.
BEHLER-P. H. Mahaney, Warrington;
William Laferty and w. e. Flemming,
Parkersburg; c. w. Costeel, Williams
town; p. j. McMshon, Warrington; w.
F. Bryant, Middlebourne, ana Andrew
CLARK Dean
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BURSTS Chicago candy maker.
steam Boiler aud Employsrs' Liability
Insurance.

steam Boiler aud Employer Liability
Insurance.
To Our Patrons:
We have accepted the agency Of 1.-THE
Fidelity and Casualty Company, Of New
York" for the district composed Of
West Virginia and Eastern Ohio. This
Is the oldest aud strongest steam boiler
and employers liability company in
America and needs 40 endorsement with
steam users and manufacturers In this
district. It's assets have been increased
from 1882, 341.70 January 1st, 1882, to
s., S12, 955. 10 January 1st, 1898.
We know it will be gratifying to our
patrons to know that Mr.. Mark L.
Thomas, who is acknowledged by every
one TO be the most careful, competent
and best steam boiler inspector ever in
this territory. has been engaged TO In
spect for this company, and this COM
pany only.
We are substituting the policies of
Fidelity and Casualty for those Of the
American Casualty Insurance and
Security Company as fast as possible,
and doing all in our power TO secure for
you the increased premiums on your
American Casualty policies. We hope
YOU will not close your insurance with
any other company till we can see you
and give you terms and rates, which we
are confident will meet your approval.
Thanking you for past favors and con-
fidence in Us, we are
Sincerely yours,
J. C. ALDERsOF & Co.,
116O N treet.
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INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
Points Picked Up About the MIlls and
Factories.

Points PICKED Up ABOUT ING milis SHu
Factories.
This is pay day at Bloch Bros.
S. P. Allison, of the wire works, is on
the sick list.
VIM. B. McMechen is on business
trip to Philadelphia.
Fred Blair, Of the city gas works, is
off duty, confined with bad attack OF
grip.
A child OF John Webster, the we'll
known South Side potter, Is danger
ously ILL.
The wife of John Ii. Henderson, a
mould-maker at the La Belle pottery, Is
very low of grip.
The rolls at the riverside side plate
mill were changed yesterday. Those
in the steel works will be changed to-
day.
Alonzo Raper, foreman at the River
side, is home from hunt TO Woodland,
this State. He got nineteen rabbits and
twelve pheasants.
Four furnaces, employing puddlers,
will be put on next Monday at the La
Belle mill. This will give employment
to about 16 puddlers.
A. r. Cochran, OF the Wheeling
boiler works, and family, which had
such bad attack OF grip, are recover
ing. Mr.. Cochran is working again.
A cylinder Of the big engine Of the
factory of the La Belle mill broke yes
terday. All the employees of the factory
were thrown of. The break will be re-
paired to-day.
Delay has bsen caused in the work on
the new brew house at Reynann's
brewery by iron not having arrived.
This material is on hand now, ana the
structure is to be rapidly built.
A force OF workmen have begun clear
ing away the ruins Of the stable at
Schmulbachs brewery preparatory to
rebuilding. Good progress Is being
made.
A compromise was effected yesterday
afternoon been Messrs. T. E. Kaseley d.
Son, coal operators, and their employees,
the latter accepting 1215 per cent. re-
ductlon in wages.
The pudding department: OF the
lower Benwood mill will close down
this evening till further orders. There
are reasons to believe that the shut
down will be longer than usual. Orders
are slack.
The prospects of the Wheeling steel
works are gloomy. The newly i'm
proved works, made so at an outlay OF
thousands of dollars, are ready for oD-
erations. 1t was hoped that the works,
which employ over two hundred per-
sons, would go on soon, but differences
regarding the scale have made the
hope improbable. Last Thursday the
mill committee of the works called on
President Hubbard at the Office. The OBJ
ject was TO see him regarding the scale
10 90 into effect next month. MIR. Hub
bard stated that be would meet the
workmen at the City Hall, in Ben
wood, the same evening, which
he did. A reduction in the
present scale Of 80 per cent. was
offered. The men would not accept
this but would agree to the Belaire
and Mingo scales, which average about
2S per cent. cut from the old one. The
men decided TO not work till times got
better or till they were offered less
cut. Some Of the steel workers are
anxious TO go TO work, but the majority
ruled to hold of.
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Omcsrs EIeotsd

z. w. Stephens Post No. So, G. A. R.,
held an interesting meeting at Helm
brecht's Hall, South Side, last Thurs
day night, and officers were elected.
Squire Joseph \. Ankle was chosen
commander for the eighth time. The
other officers elected were: Henry
Goethe, Senior Vice Commander; Samuel
GephRrt, Junior Vice Commander; Jas.
T. McCready, Quartermaster; DIR. John
h. Pipes, Surgeon; A. t. Ray, Chaplain;
jacob Honecker, Officer Of the Day;
Philip Cottenbaugh, Officer of the
Guard; and delegates to the Depart
ment Encampment next April at Par
kersburg, Jacob Honecker and Henry
Goethe. An inspection Of the Post was
held by Past Commander j. II. Burtt.
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Almost Miracle.

Radam's Microbe Killer has acted like
n miracle. 1t cured my wife of Con.
sumption and me Of Lumbago and Dia-
betes.
FRANK S. JONES, Camden, N. J.
The Logan Drug Company Agents for
Wheeling.
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Hospital Entertainment.

The Hospital Entertainment Commit
tee have arranged for their entertain
ment during the holidays, and 1t will be
known as the Mother Goose Reception.
1t will be held at the Opera House De-
cember 81 and rs. The young folks
will be called on TO help. The pro-
gramme promises to be very attract
i've one, and will be also novel and in
teresting.
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Green Goods Artists.

1t is evident the green goods men are
endeavoring to do business In this city
again. Several South Side business
men have recently gotten so-called con-
tidential letters telling them show to
become rich" in short time. Frank
Walthers, the business man of Twenty
seventh and ChaDline streets, got let
ter yesterday containing alleged clip
pings from papers and the usual other
instructions.
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Farewell Sermon.

Tomorrow the Sacramento will be de-
livered at the English Lutheran church
and Rev. E. H. Dornblassr will preach
his farewell sermon at 1880 y. N. The
Church Council has called congrega-
tional meeting for next Wednesday
evening when the name Of minister to
be considered for election as Mr.. Dorm
blaser's successor as pastor. Rev. Dorm
blaser has made host OF friends dur
ing his pastorate. all OF whom will SIN
cerely regret his departure. The
church will no doubt be crowded to its
capacity tomorrow evening.
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Alteration Among ohlnamen.

Last night about o'clock about fifty
persons were attracted about Ho Why's
Chinese laundry on Ch&pline street near
Twenty-fOurth. 1t was evident Ho had
some Misunderstanding with his part
ner, Jim Long. People say, too, that
Ho had been celebrating something and
had i'm bibed too freely of liquor. In
side the laundry the Cinnamon had a
fight, and in few minutes 10 dashed
out, and tried to burn what is believed
q ten-dollar bill. While the bill was being
scorched jim ended the proceedings by
grabbing Ho by the neck. They then
both went indoors, where for an hour
they kept up a continuous chatter.
These Cinnamon are.psaceable, and this
is the first my off" recorded in the his
tory Of their South Side laundry bus
mess.
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BURSTS Chicago candy maker.
ICE HOUSE DESTROYED.
A Disastrous Fire at Pleasant Valley
Last Night

A Disastrous Fire at Pleasant Valley
Last Night
The incendiaries who have been
causing so much loss Of property in
this city during the past two weeks,
sppesr to have transferred their field Of
operations to the rural districts
About 1918 o'clock last night the
large double ice house On the creek
bank near Seibert's, was discovered TO
be In flames. The entire neiRbborhood
was aroused, and an effort was made TO
exiting uish the flames, but they had al
ready gained such Roadway that the
building was doomed when the fire was
discovered. The flames lit up the sky,
and could be plainly seen from num-
Der Of places in this city. SeiberFs
ice houses are not far distant, but
these were saved.
The ice house destroyed belonged 10
Mr.. Ball, aud with its contents, several
ice wagons, all OF which were destroyed,
were valued At between 81, 500 and
So. 900. It could not be learned last
night whether there was any insurance
on the building.
The BE- was undoubtedly Of incen-
diary d S< - Ison was about
the bull no FIRE or
light W robabie the
work OF IONS malici-
ously In
DuRs1 yer.
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HI. Nsu str,et Railway

BenwOod citizens and people along
the newly laid out street car line from
Moundsvills 10 BenwOod are taking
more interest in the project. Exon
gresham Ben Wilson, Of Clarksburg,
is preparing En ordinance TO be pre-
sented TO BenwO0d Council in few
days at its special session. Wnen the
right Of way is secured the projectors
claim the road is sure 90.
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Praise Service.

The monthly praise service will be
held in the First Presbyterian Church
on Sabbath evening, These services
have been much appreciated by the
congregation and the general public.
The subject Of the sermon will be 1.-THE
Grace of God Manifested in the CONVEX
sion Of John Newton and Illustrated by
His Hymns" The choir and congrega
ton will join in singing some OF New
tons best hymns. A welcome is eY-
tended to all singing people and others.
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BURSTS Chicago candy maker.
Boid Theft

Mary Gsnse, a young lady living out
C2ldweirs Run, had hand bag con-
tanning her house keys and some money
and other articles stolen while she at
tended a South Side church last Thurs
day. The .ady left the article beside
her in the seat, and whe when she went
20 start home the hand bag was miss
ing. Where 10 COS 10 was mystery
tlJ yesterday, when the article was
picked up on South Chaplne street,
everything having been taken from it
Suspicion rests on person who has
reputation along this line, and an in
vestigatiOu will be made. BY the loss
the lady Is out several dollars, besides
having 60 60 TO neighbours house to
stay, her house Keys having been among
the missing articles.
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DUBsT's Chicago candy maker.
sooIal atths Mssler q. 3. Chur.n.

Last night was the opening Of the
concert and social given by the Wesley
NJ. E. Church at Mozart Hall, South
Side. 2 hs hall was well filed, and a
musical and literary programme was
well carried out, and elected close at
tention from the audience. The hall
was beautifully decorated and there
were several fancy booths on either
side of the room. Tbs supper was
grand, and the first nights venture was
a great success. Tonight will be the
last, and the Wheeling City band will
be there to aid with the programme.
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bursts Chicago candy maker.
We have Novelties of all kinds aad az all
prices 1. q. DILLON & co.
Interesting Social Event Planned.

The newly organized and successful
lodge, Vlgilant %, A. o. U. W., Of Nc
Mechen, at its recent meeting decided
to hold an excellent entertainment next
Thursday night at Schsfer's Hall at Nc
MeChen. As the entertainment will be
the first ever given by the new lodge,
the members desire TO make the VEN
ture a big success. The best talent Of
Wheeling, Bellsire, and neighboring
places will be secured. At the recent
meeting two candidates were Initiated,
and there will be at least two more at
the next session. Arrangements will
be made to transfer passengers from the
street car terminus in Benwood to Nc
Mechen by hacks and buses. The new
lodge now has membership OF forty
six.
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ArchbI,hop Kain's Condition

Most Rev. Archbishop j. j. Kain is
still confined to his room at the North
Wheeling Hospital, where be is receiv-
ing tho best OF care and attention. He
has been slowly improving during the
past two days, and is now on fair road
to recovery. Considerable anxiety has
been manifested in st. Louis regarding
his condition, and exaggerated reports
have been circulated. Abp. Kain will
be able to be out in a short time.
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AMUSE MESrs
LEWIS MORRISON.

One of the most remarkable scenes
that has ever been presented on the
stage is the one in Morrison's produce
tion Of Faust" called the Broken. As
a stage picture it is something wonder
full. Morrison and his excellent sup
porting company will hold the boards at
the Opera House next Tuesday evening.
WILL O. THE wIsP.
McCloud and MeIvile's grand scenic
productio Of Edgar Selden's greaI
Irish play, "Will o. the Wisp," which
will come to the Grand Opera Houss
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
is well worth seeing by every one who
is interested IN bright comedy, clever
speciaties and the better class OF
drama. There is nothing cheap or
tawdry about the play or the produc-
ton. A splendid lesson in life. told In
an interesting fashion, is contained In
the play, and 10 has been put on this
season with a powerful company and
with special scenery.
THE METEoRs.
Another large audience witnessed thS
second performance at the Grand last
night. Each and every act scored an
other big hit. The song OF Maud Ray
mond TO the orchestra is very funny
and she had to respond to several en-
cores. "Albine," the magician, is with
out a doubt the greatest in his line ever
seen at the Grand. His marvellous egg
trick and card manipulation must be
seen to be appreciated. The Metsors
will give a grand matinee to-day. and
tonight will be their last performance.
BURSTS Chicago candy maker.
stop and see the UudergiaLe China In L.
4. milan a. 10 n window to-day.
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DURsr's ChicagO candy maker.

Nobody more determined TO sell cloaks
than ourselves. Our cut prices Will do The
work. GEO. a. SNOOK 8 CO.
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Good word, for ,.Buck. Z"

The news that Buckenberger had
signed caused unbounded JOY among the
baseball patrons, and once again the
talk OF winning the pennant in 1894
burst forth. Buck VIII now begin 10
sign the Old players aud look around for
a frst-cllss pitcher. He said the latter
was an that was needed. In his opinion
Elmer Smith would make star center
fielder and Stencils superb stick work
would atoEe for any rough edges that
NAV appear 10 left field. With steady
work IN the field be was certain Jake
would make a splendid plsyer.-PittS-
biTg Post.
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When prices are cut on oloaks we cut as
deep SIS the deepest.
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CRIMINAL RECORD.
STEALING COAL BY TIE CAR LOAD AT BEN
WOOD.
Rs-Arrssed for Assault-A General Charge Of
Observation-Disclosures Grim
isal Happenings.

Persons well informed say that at
least $50 bushels OF coal have been
stolen from the Riverside Iron Works
within the last three months. The coal
is left in cars in the yard and persons
in need of fuel have been helping them
selves. The Company has placed a spe-
cial Waterman there these nights and
the coal cars are now left on the trestle
where the thieves cannot get it so
easily. Constable Charles Sprouts,
Of Squire Riddell's Office OF Ben
wood, yesterday arrested Adam
KerliVskey and Frank Morins-
key, living at Bogg's Run. They
were charged with stealing coal from
B. & o. cars near the Kuntz coal mine.
Each got So and costs before the Squire
yesterday, and she men paid and were
released. Before releasing them the
Squire gave them = good talking to.
telling them that the small fine was be-
cause Of their first offense. The Squire
stated that several more arrests are to
be made in that locality for coal steal
ing soon. In these cases the full az
tent OF the law will be given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-09

Why purohase sample elOaks, mainly OF
early season manufacture, that have lost
caste, color aud shape in their travels
fr,,m city 70 city, when We charge you co
more Tor clean, shapeiy and select styles?
GAO. n. SNOOk- : CO.
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RsarrestOd for Assault.

Nearly six weeks ago Conrad Luke
hert, OF South Wetzel street, charged
with assauIting Joseph Goenski, at the
Riverside works, was arrested by the
Wheeling police and given over to the
Benwood authorities. Lukehert has not
yet been given hearing. The matter
has been put of from time to time, till
q few days ago Mayor Mahood, OF Ben
wood, dismissed the case for a reason
not known. At this time Lukehert was
out under bond, his mother standing
good for his appearance. In this state
Of affairs Squire Riddle, Of Benwood,
wishing to have justice done, had Luke
bert rearrested by Constable Sprouts.
He will be given hearing next Mon
day afternoon at Squire Riddles Office.
Attorney B. B. Dovener will act as
counsel for the boy. As result Of his
assault Goenski has been laid up since
the occurrence, and is now only able to
leave his room.
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stop and see the Underglazs China in i.
q. Dillon s. Co.'s window to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-09

WHEN pain and anguish wiring the brow
Il miniStering angel thou"-Bromo-
Settler.
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nunsr,s Chlcago candy maker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-09

stop and see the UnderElaBe China In L.
q. Dillon & Co.'S WINDOW Today.
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THE METEoBs.
lrRsr,s Chicago candy maker.

stop and see the UndergiaLe China In L.
g. DilIon & CO.'S window to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-09

The situation being 10 this generally
unsatisfactory shape as 10 the original
proposition TO purchase both the old
factories aud start them under new
mapagement, 10 has been suggested that
IL might DO well 20 take up 10 a serious
manner the other thought, to build en-
tirely new plants The chief objection
heretofore urged against this method
OF arriving az the same result was that
six or nine months would eiapse before
rev factories could be built and put in
operation; but If ws are not able to
start tie old faCtOries-and il is be-
ginning 20 look that way-UOuld not
the next best thing be 90 build a new?
To be sure, some months will be Occu-
pjed in building, but that is not an un-
mixed evil, for some one will be given
employment, and 10 is infinitely better
m wait even nine mouths and have one
or TWO glass houses 90 the end Oh that
time. than to wait Indefinitely, and
DsrhsDs have none. AID it needn't
take nine months, nor even six, 70
buUd and start q Lew works. TReSe
things have been suggested:
/. That the price asked for the old
factories ny NAC - - NVA E@AI -
somewhat high.
.. That three sites for new factories
have been rendered, one, comprising
eleven lots around the hill, about one
half or a litile more Of the price 70 be
taken 10 stock; one by the B. Il o. Rail
road Company upon liberal basis, and
one north OF the city free.
8. Bulldogs of the "irenclad" type,
we'll adapted for glass-making purposes,
can be cheaply and quickly erected,
even in the winter season, and once up
furnaces can be built within them even
in fairly cold weather.
4 Enough money has RoW been sub