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miscellaneous.
SMALL STEEL CASTINGS.


SMALL STEEL CASTINGS.
good Wrought Iron Fo4gngs (partlcu-
arly those 81 shapes. Clean and
easily worked. Also harden. Such u gears worms.
wrcuchcs dentists and surgical Instruments parts.
etc. etc. from 2 O 800 II weight each STANLEY
c. FLAGG CO.. North l0th-st, Pennsylyania-avc and
Haniton-st.. Philadelphia
w ANTED.-"Washbun Real Property" State
w price.
Room IL. - Park Row
A DYERTIsEMENTs. AND suBsCRrTIoNs. FOR
"A THE NEW-NORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE No l.2i2 Broad
way "a door north Of Thirty-hrst-at.; and ADVER-
EASEMENTS the following branch Offices:
Eahth-ave. s. Twenty third-st 1852 ssixth-nve
1877 FOurth-ave corner FOurtecnthst.; Third
Forty-sevenih-st.; 1026 Thirdave near sixty.
nrsst 1OS Firs-ayc.: West Forty sccond-st; 1902
Coumbus,aye.; 81 Avenue A; 1923 Third.avc 20 West
feureenthsL: 2J7 West Forty-second-s 554 Thd-aye:
LBS Thri-ave; 201l Third-aye? bet, One-hundfcI.
Gac-twefth and Onc-hundrcd- and thirteenth SITS.
Al the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East Onc-lundred
and-twcnty hfth-st 2i3 West Onehundred
ffthst and $40 West hundred and-fOrty- fst UP
TO D. m. az regular Office rates.
Bediord-sve. up 10 D. at regular Office rates.
London Once for Embellishments Norfolk Street; strand
w. c.. London. England.
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cDAPANeGMlElAo

JA[PAM7GMlMAn
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL 8 s. co.
PACIFIC MAIL $ $. co.
Steamers leave San Francisco.
cTTY OF r PET5X6 e e
GrF Msv . M m
for freight passase and general Information apply to
3sa iiT9aawly or Battery pace. Washington bu'idns
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
wi FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
FEE NfMs M sx 6Y E 16YX nad b S9's sEa
MEXICO CITY TWAS ANS Sy F 15ii r IN MEXICO.
DENVER. co+9aA % ssPPEEI$Gs. SALT LAKE CITY.
And s Il GSee'P fa b T9l.T Rc,er''
T ~ MAIGohY IINE issue. 5o'G srnHfdfr and
ROUND TRIP TiCk rs to AZ points in Texas csora4 i
and Havana cuba Eyecllgns passenger aseSmn9latons
T MAoRY IS CEN p A sa"u Pier 30 Iie'
NETHERLANDS LINE.
~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Boulogns
Mer. France.
5 WHKTEYDNM sa"1G5y WITH at p M M
First CABIN so ana upw'd sgIond caPn $50 sieerase
Passenger Agency. 80 broadway
old DOMINION LINE
*'q%i M S N2EE9S FS4H Ts o 5
VIRGINIA BEAch PETERsBl'RG ana RicIIMoND
and Sat For Richmond. Via JAMES RIvER-wet. and
fat For WEST POINT VA.-Tues. Thurs. and Sat
From Pier 20. No y. r.. foot Reachst.. at p m:
Through tickets and freight all South ana
West w. L. GuIILAUDEU. Trafnc Manager.
DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IL FOR LA GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELIO. CURA.
,,SGA.Q AHn MAhn NJ, A. l lIJ, IN Tu5nMAo,
s. S. PIIlLADELPHA......Sat SATURDAY March -. p m.
S. s. cARACAS............W ~ncslay. April L. | D.
:. :. NENEHl' ELA........ saturday. April H. l p m
These American steamers built expressly the trade.
have very superior accommodations passengers.
FOR MARACAIBO- FREIGHT ONLY
s s. MARACAIBO. saturday, March II
BOLTON BLISS X DALIETT.
General Managers 100 Fron-st.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
intended steamship sangs from Nancouyer
TO cJAIPMNl AND GG11NAo
ENTRIES OF INDIA: April 2 Jane :. Avg g.
ENTREES OF CHINA May H. July 10 sept Il
TO H0E0lUlW Flll AND AUS BAIllA.
For Tickets ana freight rates apply 353 Broadway. For
freight only. 90 Wnl ST. y. y.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique.
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE
LA BRETAGNt ups............ sat, Mich. % . a. m
Ia TOIRAINE Frangu"l. Sat Mch. II. 10 a. m
Ia BoIRioGNE Le6ouf. sat. APR : 3:D q, n y,
days. Flrsi-class 500 Sec0nd-class. SIG
A. FORGET General Agent No Bowling Green.
ETION STEAMSHIP COMPANY Qimted),
~ NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
Queenstown every fortnight, . -.
Arizona A. - ii 4 " Arizona. MAY 90 a. NJ
Cabin. $50 and upward: according 70 location;
second cabin 49, seeragr S25.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green.
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CIJNARD LINE.

CUNAKD LINE.
n. To LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN. .
E;rura. Men 81. p H. ampani go m
iucania. Apl 4 $40 A. m Servia...Apr - h"U a. M
Apr 10 m E,rura Ap y a ~ a.. d1 20, a. H.
Cabin passage $50 Upward. Second cabin $50 ana
upward according t, steamsr and ocst'9 Enr,n. a,
very low rates For freight AM passage apply az 'n'
eoripnny's Office No. 4 Bowling Green. New York
VERNON II. BROWN CO.. General Agents
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WHITE STAR LINE.

A. WHITE STAR LINE
majestic. Mich. o. 80 Am Majestic .ATrl - -"
Germanic. Mch -. IL a. m ,icimanic' apr. - a. n
Britannic Ap IT, 10 'Britanaic May ., $40 a. m.
From, White star Dock. foot Of West ION
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEA Nfs'iH
Saloon rates $50 upward according TO steiner az u IA
upward according date of sailing Storage 70 Or rom
the Old Country S25 No 30 broadway. New-lOrK-
Philadelphia Office. 900 WaInMi r., ,,rpcrv ,ger,
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Ocean GIcamer3
NSR7TN GERMAN LLOYD S, S, CO..


NSRTA GERMAN LLOYD S, S, GO.
HEw-YoRK. Sou IlILA TT S,f BsENhN
cabin. SO and upward; II cabin -; ana S9o II
Sire isr T rnss Neh - An ii6e Apr
ms Mc, kG 81 ii S HiieT s I%es APP
Saaie Sa, Apr : . \. NJ Lain. Tue. APP. - dim
''''e' '''"' Mi,DITERRANEAN SERVICE
-G!BRALTAR-GENoAss n n
Worm Mar 81. ~. NJ Fulda MAY ac' !" ~ " ~
fulda. Apr. IRA y kalscr....M Nay . II
Warra AR 2S 10 T. NJ Fulda. June 49, . a. ~
cabin rates from $50 upward.
OIsLRICIIS IL CO.. Bowling Green
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PACKET CO. ..,->.-
East line TO Lo%DoM asp :. c0 % dGG f
Mn ~ II goa M 4 \ Victoria. May 81 2:'o m
,rcf arr ~ iO::pa m Nor1annia Jun" g. n. m
ld,",nhta AR 10 y m + bismarck June IL m.
tt,,'rt Ma . 3.2O n m Columbia. ..jurc 81. \ a. m
Nornannia. May 1920 an. y victoria JIn,r-c M
bismarck. Nav 1880 g. m. Nornarha - Wy
Columbia. May 81. y. IN. FIlsmarcNJ NY y '"P'
Winter rates during March and 1Pti,
II NNfII' Rti- MEXICAN PACKET Coz - biNO-N''FN-.
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~ VIA TsTIIMtS OF PANAMA,
70 California and Pacific Ports OF Central ana
South America.
Colombia. Mich 90 noon city # Para Mch 80 noon
PassenrerJ line San Francisco enjoy tho COM
forts q tropical clirnste and on the way call al ports
OF six Central American Republics and Mexico
Cabin rassage San Francisco. S.2n
eteerage
Incluiing and berth FOR voyage 81 four weeks
For FUN particulars address the general agents.
STAMFORD PARRY. HERON & 20.
81 Broadway or Pier No. -. y. r.. y. T.
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EUROPE, Holy Land, California Mexico,
n Florida etc Excursions and individual tickets.
Choicest ocean herths all lines Tourist Gazette free
H. GAZT. 4 SONS. 113 broadway y. Y. n;st lsii)
Official Ticket Agents for Chef Trunk Lines
DERNIDA-Thc elegant and new Steamship
D"TRrNIDAD'' is now making the voyage from New
York Bermuda in 4s HOURS from Land OF SNOW 70
Land ~ Lilies NeN sailing March eth. at 10 a. m FOR
illustrated Pamphlets saterooms. &c. apply 70 TEoS.
COOK \ SONS or to A. f. CUTERBRIDGE & CO.
Agents Quebec S. s. Co.. so Broadway New-York
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
TIE HOTEL REGISTER
Anecdotes aad Personals OF Those Who
are stopping Ia the CIty.

Anecdotes and Personals OF IhoSe 0ho
are stopping IN the CIty.
W. A. Brady. OF Huntington, is stop
ping at the Windsor.
Frank L. Hill, of East Liverpool,
Ohio, was guest at the McLnre yes
terday.
Miss E. A. Coen, young society lady
of Washington, Pa, was guest at the
Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fouty, OF Lima, Ohio,
were in the city yesterday on pleasure
trip and stopped at the Brunswick.
w. A. Steele. a well-knoWR merchant
OF Buckhannon, w. Va, was promi-
nent arrival at ths Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. j. s. McIRtyre, OF New York
City, arrived in the city yesterday al
ternoon. and is stopping at the Windsor
Mcclure Mason and Uriah Blue, Ct
Albright, and NJ. L. Francis, OF Catawoa,
are West VirginiEns stopping at Van
Keuren's.
The Little Spectator company 60 OUT
this morning over the B. Il o. for Nc
Kessport, where they will open Gn en-
gagement
j. B. Knapp, cashier in Revenue Col
lector Gilkeson's Office at Parkersburg,
arrived in the city Yesterday afternoon
and is stopping a. the Windsor.
d. E. Cunan. ManniSgtoh; W. Il.
Anderson, Clevslsnd; j. barry Frazer,
Youngstown; Percy Hammond aud Rol
B. Wasson, Cadiz, Oai0, are guests al
the Stamm.
Behler-J. A. Lash, Amos, w. Va.
j. r. Rankin. Bellaire; Wm. Forsythe,
SistarsyiIle: b. T. Smith, c. c. Fisher,
J. +. Long, Mennington; z. j. Lursell'
Washington, Pa.
The following prominent people from
out Of town are registered at the Bruns-
wick: Chas E. Chiffer, San Antonio
Tex; j. Ii. Pintius, ManniRgton; Geo.
Hagerman. Bethany; Z. NJ. FreShwaterr
Scio, o.
John B. Mccoy, Of Fairmont; Z. G.
Owens, Grafton: A. Courtrlte, Parkers'
burg; Misses M. Belle Sehauf aud
Tempe Carrahan, of Cadiz, Ohio, wero
prominent arrivals at the Windsor yes
terday.
C. A. Mason, Elizabeth; W. S, Logan
and wife, West Virgins; A. T. Cline,
Jr., Grafton; j. w. Weston and son,
Psrkersburg; T. A. Hamilton. Man-
nington, are State arrivals at the st.
Charles.
Mr.. Percy s. Crouch, the genial and
handsome representative OF Adams
Tutti. .Frutti, arrived In the city yester-
day and is stopping at the Windsor.
Mr.. Crouch has travelled for other
houses and always was fsvorlte with
the adeis, but he says that since he has
been handling chewing gum that he is
actually inconveHienced by them some
times. He says he don't know whether
1t is his personal charm or the gum that
draws them. Col. Tom. Reilly, OF Colum-
bus, says 1t Is the chewing gum the
girls are after and not Percy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02

FARGO, N. D., December 1.-The Hirsh-
Geld case is ended aud the young bride OF
The Montana millionaire has been declared
by CourS of Equity TO be legal wife.
Judge Mcconnell gave the decision de-
nying the application of Aaron Hirshheld
for the annulment Of the marriage contract
Immediately at the conclusion Of the argu-
meuts Of counsal
The decision was given orally, the court
stating that he did not care to point out
that the testimony was unworthy or ore
dence.
The plaintiffs claim. he said, that two
armed men forced him to accompany the
defendant to the Office of a Justice OF the
Peace, where they were married under du-
ress, must DE substantiated so clearly that
there was little room for doubt, or it must
be shown that the
PLAINTIFFS MENTAL CONDITION
was such that he was incapable of making
q contract
The first position he did not think clearly
sustained. He believed Aaron Hirshheld
was a changed man, but not TO the extent
that he could be held TO be irresponsible
He had taken careful evidence; had fol-
lowed each witness closely and was conti-
dent that he had lost no point that would
be of benefit TO the plaintiff, ana saw no
other way in Justice than 10 hold the mar
riage contract valid and deny the decree.
The Judge had warned the spectators
that there was to be no applause ana tne
crowd respected the command, but when
he said II deny the Decree" the sigh OF
relief that went up swelled TO
MURMURs OF APPLAUSE.
But outside the Court House nothing
could prevent the iubilation OF the crowd.
Women who had never saw the deten-
dant till she came TO Fargo pressed for
ward to grasp her hand before leaving the
room
Lam happy woman again for the first
time in year" was all that she could say.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pisces of Telsgrsphic News
10 small space

Ia small space.
New YoRK, December 1.-The imports
Of specie for the week ending to-day were
$685. Cof which S96O,673 were gold)
against total Of SOS, $40 last week.
NEW YoRK, December ]. The report Of
the Wheeling aud Lake Erie Railway
Company for tue year ending June 80,
shows: Gross earnings, Sl,21S, ,546; de-
crease, $3.50. .O96; net earnings, f435, 3S9; de-
crease. SIS, ,S73; surplus, SllS,4l4.
PErERsBURG, VA, December This
morning. ut the Quarries of keener u
Buyer, the derrick broke ana struck Ben
Britt on the head, killing him instantly and
badly wounding James ROyster. Britt
leaves q widow and several children.
. WASHINGTON, December 1.-Senator
voorhees,, Chairman Of the Senate FL
nance Committee, has called a meeting of
that committee for next Tuesday for a gen.
eral conference on matters.
PORTLAND, ORE., December 1.-The
Union Savings and Loan Association
bank was entered by burglars and the safe
blown open and robbed of $500, some
time between Thanksgiving Right and yes
terday morning.
CHICAGO. December 1.-The wife and
three children of Henry Mudra, a laborer,
were burned to-day in their dwelling on
Van Horn street
CHICAGO, December 1.-Otto Z. Enell,
was arrested to-day, charged with embeZ-
cling $4,000 from Stevenson * Enell, wall
paper GOOdland. Indiana, and forgery.
Enell was a member Of the hrm.
ATLANTA. GA. December 1.-Applica-
tion has been filed in the court here for 3
receiver for the Van Winkle Gin and Ma
chinery Company, one Of the largest and
most important manufacturing enterprises
in the South.
BosroN, Mass, December 1--Over 800
employees OF the Pearson Cordage Works,
Roxbury, which was lately absorbed by
National COrdage Company, were dis
charged to-day owing TO an overstocked
market.
BUFFALO, Y. Y, December The ex-
plosion OF an oil stove, on the second floor
OF the building occupied by Rings commits
sion house, caused loss Of ABOUT $25,OOO.
PATERSON, n. j., December Henry
Kellar and Stephen Neuman, wOrkmen IN
Sprattler * MinnAPs brewery, were fatally
Onrned this evenfeG while painting vat.
B1RMINGHAl. AN, December 1.-The
Charity hospital wSs burned tonight
Loss $4,000. No lives lost. Fire bugs are
responsible.
BOsTON, Mss. December Congress
man-elect Howard, Of Alabama, AZ a Popu-
list rally 20 night Ia Ed Auell Hail. predict
"a tharin 1896 the PopEist party will car
~ every Southern State.
CH1cAoo, De1en beE1.-Commander Bal
lington Booth, th9' salvation Army, is
critically ~ " b. combination Of typhold
fever and Per r0s'rasiea.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
HARvARD FRESHMEN WIN.
A WOMAN in IT.
A Cold BlOOded Murder at DennisOn, Ohio,
Resulting From a Wife's FaithleSSneSS.
She Had Left Her Husband and Taken
Up With Another Man.
SsSeios to re Rs0ts,.-

SsSetol to ne Rsois,s-
DENNIsON, O., December 1.-Ths
town OF Dennison comes TO the front to-
day with a sensational murder and as
usual q woman is at the bottom OF IL.
Charles Gilmore and John Janison,
both country boys and eX-Psn-Handle
brakemeu, met 10 Mrs. Bells boarding
house, where Jsmson upbraided Gill
more. A quarrel arose, aud before IL
ended Gilmore pulled his gun and shot
JamIsOn in the temple.
The bloody affair occurred shortly
after noon and Jamison lived until 4:30.
Gilmore fed the town, but was cap
tured this evening at Philadelphia
Roads by Marshal Samuels, Of Denni-
son.
The woman in the case is Mrs. Jsmi-
son. She was married 20 JamisOn sew
eral years ago, and after living with
him short time aud obtaining his
property, left him and took up with
Gilmore. Jamison lives at Sclo. Gill
more carried gun because he was
afraid Of him. Roth were drunk at
the time, aud Jamisoa had gone TO the
boarding house to set his clothes when
be met Gilmore.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
OF, MY! Oh, MY Oh, MY

Living Pictures and Prize Fight were
the Attractions at swell Society Enter
taInment, and 1t Was Success.
BALTIMORE, MD, December Line nrst
all-vaudeville entertainment that has been
attempted by leadinng society women!of
Baltimore came of here tonight at the
Harris Academy of Music One Of the
most attractive features of the programme
was series OF living pictures portraying
such celebrated women as Nine Poma-
dour. Nine. Recamier. Nine. Roland and
others.
Each lady appeared in the costume OF the
portraits within artistic frames, producing
the effects of original paintings. Tne en-
tertalulnont wound up with set-to BE-
tween two, young society men. The house
was filled ia e2ely part with the wealth
and beauty of Baltinore. The entertain
ment was for charity
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
AmUsEMESrs.
rnE pANGEe sIeyAL.

A play lp which realism 6gbres TO 4.
great extent will be seen at the era a
the last three nights Of this week
play is called "The Danger Signal
deals with railroads aud iheir al +
during the action Of which train
continually seen crossing the ~ (
The curious part OF IL Is, that pe +
are attracted 10 this show, who see
road trains every day, from the
ploye OF the railroad 70 the tray
man who spends most o. bis tiI
the cars. They come 10 the thei
search Of change aDd recrsstios
are drawn by 40 irresistsble TO
witness the events OF their every dat
life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
SMALL fAlA
nlnor Matters Of Iassrs. eris1y and
Pithiiy fOi1

nInor Matters Of Iatsrs1 eris1r and
Pithily fOt1
THE infant daughter OF S. II. and
Rachel Bell. was buried az the Peninsula
cemetery Thursday afternoon.
THE Bowery Boys would Ike 20 heas
from the Orphans for game Of foot
ball on the Bowery grounds. Answer
through the REGISTER.
TIE regular meeting OF the Knights
of ST. George has been postponed from
Monday until Wednesday evening. a
new ritual will De adopted at The meet
log.
THE Columbian Athletic Club, Of Gen.
tre Wheeling. will give a hop az Tur-
ner Hall on New Years Eve. Music
Iii be furnished BY Mayors full or
estra-
rHE subject Of Rev. DR.. Rlker's ssr-
tnis morning will be "A Study Ip
R>Ths subject OF thf evening sar/
kbe: s!Tha MabifsstAtion
azs Love- Him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
TIE DIPHTHERIA SERUM TREATMENT

Does Receive Favorable Recognition
Among Eminent German PhysIcians-A
Young Americans Part in the Dis
covery.
BERLIN, December IA reaction against
the unmeaSured claims advanced for Prof.
Behring's diphtheria serum is setting in
rather seriously. Prof. Virchow sharply
criticised in detail Prof. Behring's serum
therapeutics He denied that the serum
immunizes human beings. Furthermore,
the effect Of serum treatment was danger
Gus 10 health and even to life.
DR. G. H. Z. Nutall. young American
physician, since his share of the discovery
OF the serum has not been understood,
says he studied in 1857 and 1855 under
Fluegge, at Breslau, and while pursuing
experiments, which demonstrated for the
first time that blood possesses bacterOlogi-
cal properties. He published that the
blood Of an immunized sheep destroyed
moro baccilli than the blood of non-im-
munized animals, showing the way which
Behriug and others subsequently, took and
laving the foundation Of the present blood
serum treatment Harvard University
awarded Nutall the prize for original re-
search
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
TIE NEXT ENoAMPMENT

or the Grand Army-A Meeting or the
Executive Committee Called TO Arrange
for IL.
ROCKFORD, ILL, December l.-Comman-
der-ip. Chief Lawler. of the @. A. r., has
called a meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Council of Administration at
Louisville December l3 to arrange for the
next annual encampment He also re-
ceived to-day a beautifully worded reply
from Isabella Comtesse de Paris, on the
death of her husband, the Comte de Paris,
who came here during the war and fought
under the Union flag.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
RAPIDLY GROWING GOLD DEPOSITS.

The Denver Mint's Receipts for Novem-
ber Were S6OI, ,927.25, an Increase over
November, '93, of S33O,0S5.9s.
DENVER, Colo, December 1.-The re-
port at the mint for November shows an
increase in deposits OF gold over the cor
responding month last year of $3.50, ,OS5.9s.
Director Preston is expected to come to
Colorado next week to look into the grow
ing situation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
WILL ASK FOR A DIVORCE.

The Dakota Courts Helped Him GET Bis
wife, and Now no Invokss Their Aid 20
Rid Him of Her.
FARGO, N. D., December Nv. Towns
end, ex-District Attorney of Utica, N. T.,
and an ex-member of the Assembly, has
taken up his residence in Fargo. After
ninety days he will, it is understood, begin
action for divorce. His wife obtained
Dakota divorce, in order TO marry him,
from Peter Graf, of Utica.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily ChroaIcIs of the MOTsneat OF
Individuals


individuals
srsa0lto thS Rsa'rs-.
New YORK, December 1.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Gouling, of West Virginia, are
at the Vendome. New York; G.. p. Pat
terson. of West Virginia, is at Rennerts
Hotel, Baltimore.
Miss Mary Flagg, Of the Island, Is
very sick.
Mr.. Junius Monroe, OF Proctor, was
In the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. B. Beall. OF Sioux City. Iowa,
was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. ID. Z. Stalnaker leaves for
Charleston this morning.
Thomas Howley, OF the South Side,
has returned from trip TO Pittsourg.
George Salade arrived home last night
from Proctor, where be has been hunt
ing for the past week.
John 4. Rohl aud family, OF South
Jacob street, are visiting friends In
Portland, o.
Charles L. burst will leave for Nor
gantown this morning, after the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Judge ]. b. briggs and Prosecuting
Attorney Weems, OF Belmont county,
o., were In the city yesterday.
]. Sinclair, OF Benwood. will leave on
Monday for Rendrick, Florida, where
be will remain for six months.
Mr.. James Flanagan, Sr., OF South
Wood street, who mas been on the sick
list for several days, is conValescing,
James Graves, Ewood aud Lee Dobbs
and Anthony Coperite, OF the South
Side, will spend to-day 10 houndsVille'
Mrs. Maggie Schultz. OF New Mata-
moras, Ohio, is the guest OF Mrs. Cha%
SeIbolt, OF South Jacob street, for few
day.
Miss Minnie Lanke, OF ZauesvIlle, O.,
is the guest for few days Of her sister,
Mrs. o. ]. Morrison, OF Fourteenth
street.
Mr.. J. c. Barton, os the Wheeling
Corrugatiug Company, leaves Monday
for two weeks business trip through
the State.
Frank McFlamb. formerly OF the
South side, but now OF Pittsourg. is To
the city visiting friends. Mrs. Mcfismo
accompanied him.
Misses Katie Crogan and Annie
Mechen, of the South Side, who have
been visiting Mrs. Thomas Coniff, OF
Steu benviIe, have returned home.
They were accompanied home by Miss
Helen Conifi, who will be Miss Crogsn's
guest for several weeks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
.THE GREAT BIKE RACR.
Fourteen Men Finish in the Twenty
Four Hour Contest.
THEY ALL MADE GOOD RECORDS,

Two OF Them Passing Their Previ-
GUS Performances-The Weeks
Sport Not q Success Finan-
cially, Though the Racing Was
Goldsmith TO Meet Walcott.
Other Sporting News-Y ester
days Races and To-Morrow's
Entries.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
statistic, of Forelgn Birth.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. December 1,-Sta-
tistics of foreign parentage covering the
period of $4,000 are given in detail in a
census bulletin to-day: The whole num-
Der OF persons of foreign parentage in the
United States in 1890 was 20,676. O46, or 33
per cent. of the total population OF
20 622. $50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
win Move TO Peoria.

TERRE HAUTE, INd., December 1.-The
Locomotive Firemen this afternoon voted
to remove headquarters to Peoria. There
will be an annual saving OF $500 IN the
items of rent. interests on deposits and
printing of magazine, over the best bid Of
fered py Terre Haute or Cleveland.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
Another Fldelity Nan Reld.

PTTTsBURG, PA. December ANDREW
Wall. Vice President of the Fidelity Build
ing and Loan Association, appeared in
Criminal Court and gave bail in the sum
Of $4,000 to-day in the nineteen cases
against him.