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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

the meeting" was held in the interest
Of protection" FOR these employees.
They should have had greater repre-
sentation than that, and more Say"
Ia the framing OF tho resolutions
presented by the committee OF which
General Manager LANDsTREEr was
chairman. 1t is shown from the latter's
own protest against the BrCIsrEE's
criticism. that labor ! very little 20
do with this meeting OF our people, "
and less to do with the framing OF its
resolutions. Mr.. LANDsrREEr IN his
letter says:
At the time Of drafting these resolutions
and up 10 the present time no steps have
been taken 20 have Canada remove her
duty OF 81 cents per ton. and Canadian
journals say they have no intention OF do
ing so. That being the case tell use please
where an increased market is 10 come
from,
Mr.. LANDsTBEEr evidently does not
know that the Canadian law provides
for the removal OF that country's tariff
on coal from any country that removes
its tariff on Canadian coal
This is the reason Mr.. WILSON did
not make q reciprocity provision in the
coal schedule OF tho new bill, as he did
In tho case OF lumber.
This will practically throw the Cana
dian market wide open to the American
coal minor, whose product is not only
cheaper, but better.
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AJornEn EFFORT
n"ae Yesterday TO settle the Insurance
on the whitaker Rui.

- Nho "hitahtf altits
Yesterday afternoon representatives
OF fourteen insurance companies which
held risks on the burned Whitaker mill
property, met at the Mcclure Honse
with Mr.. Albert Whitaker and Mr.
Hubbard, counsel for the mill Com
pany, 10 again discuss terms for n set
tement OF the insurance. The confer
once lasted until we'll on towards even
ing, and while no settlement was effect
ca, the prospect for an adjustment OF
the differences existing at an early date
seems brighter than ever before. An
other meeting will DO held Friday OF
next week, at which Mr.. y. l..
whitaker, now absent In New York.
VIII be present, and 10 was thought last
night that at that time matters would
be adjusted upon basis satisfactory 10
both sides.
Inc main thing causing all attempts
10 agree up to this time 10 fail, has been
the selection Of q third man 10 the
Board OF Arbitrators 10 adjust the loss
upon the mill machinery. The Whita-
ker Company and the Insurance Com
panies long since selected their respec-
Two arOitrators, In the person OF Mr..
Benson Caldwell for the mill and Mr.
Thomas Fleming, OF Cleveland, large
iron manufacturer, for tho Insurance
interests, but when IL came 20 a third
man no agreement could be reached.
although something like dozen names
have been proposed. Once or twice IL
has seemed as II a selection would be
made, but invariably something turned
up to destroy this fair prospect, and
matters have dragged along in this
manner mp 10 tho present time.
The loss upon the burned buildings
has long since been settled, aud with
tho machinery loss adjusted the whole
thing would be speedily cleared up, and
the work Of rebuilding the works got
ten under way.
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C0RBET !!
TContInuod from Frst Page. /
TAE FLORIDA Troops.
They We're Held Under Arms Until Al
most Noon, to Their DfsaDpolntment.

They "erc Held Under Arms Until AL
most Noon, to Their disappointment.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, January Is
Although the orders were received last
night for the dismissal OF the troops In
this city, Adjutant G. eneral Houston,
after consultation with Attorney Gener-
al Lamar, decided to continue them I'M
der orders until after Judge Cali had
announced his final decision this morn
ing. The men were disappointed, as
many had hoped TO be able 20 leave FOR
their homes on early morning trains. II
was nearly noon when Mai. Lowell re-
ceived instructions 10 break camp and
the majority OF tho soldiers left for their
homes at once. A few remained in the
city, a mum Der OF them going 10 see the
fight. They were still angry at the
treatment which they were subjected 10
and many expressed their sorrow that
they were not given an opportunity OF
getting even with the people who had
instited them.
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BLAmE IN On rhh o. a o.
Miners Think tho Railroad RosponsibIs
for Their Reductions.

Miners Think tho Railroad Responsible
for Their Reductions
Special Irc0ydm 10 ttA Printer.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 25.-
At meeting OF miners at MONTGOMERY
to-day, resolutions were adopted severe
ly condemning the officials OF the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad for bringing
about reduction OF the pay OF miners.
IL is said that the Chesapeake aud Ohio
people are anxious to bring about a
strike among the miners for the
effect 10 may have in inducing
Congress to put tariff tax on coal.
The miners claim 10 have Information
from the operators themselves that
the reduction for coal digging was
made in compliance with the de-
mands OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Of
hcials. mass meeting OF miners is
called for the 27th at Montgomery to
express more fully the sentiments OF the
men in regard TO the reduction.
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coEnErrs THrr TO JACKSONVILLE

tie Was Mot on His Arrival by an Enthu-
Eiastio Multitudc-He Looked Happy.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. January Is
Down al the ferry landing at Mayport
a large crowd gathered to speed the
parting guests on the way with cheers
and good wishes. II was a motley gath
ering OF people OF both sexes and colors.
When the tall. 1.-the form OF the
champion, in a close fitting suit, ap-
peared at the head OF his delegation
and host OF tiredout newspaper cor
respondents, there was a loud cheer
from the assembled throng at the sta
tion-a compliment which COrbett
gracefully Acknowledged by nod OF
the head. There was happiness written
ali over his face, aud as the train slowly
steamed away, the disappearing crowd
In the distance enthusiastically waved
their handkerchief and hats, and gave
rOusing cheers for the sake of patriot
ism. The trip up the river was IN
eyetful. Down at the landing here
there were carriages waiting and re-
ceptiOn committee. Across the river at
South jacksonville, an appointed escort
OF enthusiastic people mad put the
champion aboard the ferry. When the
boat landed on this side OF the river
Corbett and his retainers walked with
quick pace to the carriages, then they
were driven 10 the st. James Hotel.
running the gauntlet of hundreds Of
eyes, as they made their way to their
rooms. Once in the room only the most
intimate friends OF the champion were
allowed to enter, and Corbett carefully
made preparations for his trip 70 the
ringside.
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,rnther Goo.e nratlnee.

The Mother Goose reception given at
the Opera House, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, met with such
success that the ladies' committee held
a meeting yesterday and decided TO re-
peat the performance at the Opera
House on Saturday afternoon. for the
benefit OF the children who were unable
to attend the night performances. The
entertainment will in every respect DE
the same as given at the evening per-
formances. For further particula re-
garding the sale OF tickets, which will
not exceed ftty cents. see to-morro"'s
pc pers.
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Young Hu,baud's Awful Deed.

'T|""|"'' I'''' . 10"
MARIETTA, o., January Living
stou Fleming, young farmer aged 90
years. living at Fleming Station, on the
line OF the II. ~ O. G. railroad, eight
miles west OF this city, committed sui
eide early last evening. Just after sup
per ne went out on the porch, and fixed
rifle so that IL could he fred by pull
ing a string. lie placed the muz1le TO
his left temple, and pulled tho string,
sending the bullet crashing through his
brain. Death came instantly. He had
been married but six weeks. No cause
can bs assigned for the deed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26
THE CASUALTY RECORD.
The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday.

Or. II. E. Brannen, Of South Chap
line street, on entering his Office last
evening struck his head against the
door in the dark. a badly bunged up
eye resulted.
August Quicker, OF the South Side.
employed at Wood Bros planning mill,
suffered painful accident few days
ago. He caught two Of his fingers IN a
Jointlng machine. cutting them of. DIR.
Haskins dressed the injsry..
ii. +. Ashbaugh, travelling sales
man Tor the Jos. Speidel Grocery Com
panY, had his right hand shattered yes
to-day by the accidental discharge OF a
gun while hunting near West Alexan-
der. The hand was amputated
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T. W. BAUBTER q 90
FOR SALE.

viii offer my saloon snd fixtures. % SO. 20
sixteenth street Of privs.c sale until February
ist
i-tle4d JOSEPH WEER
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COURT NEWS.
The Motion tor New Trial I'm the Reilly |
VIII CaSo To no Argued February Sd


VIII Caso to no Argued February Sd.
Before Judge Campbell, yesterday, IL
was ordered, after a consultation be-
tween counsel, that the motion for a
new trial in the Reilly will case should
be argued on February %.
The case OF tho American Preserving
Company V. the Joseph Speidcl Grocery
Company was set for trial on February
1st.
The chancory suit OF d. Schambra's
Administrator V. Joseph Leinmesser
and others was dismissed
In the Criminal Court Walter Will
liams, the colored man convicted on
Wednesday OF petit larceny in stealing
from the Hotel Gavin, was sentenced TO
JAN for six months at hard labor.
The motion for new trial in the
case or Divinney and Gavin will be
argued before Judge Jordan tomorrow.
The Criminal Court jury has been ad-
journed for the time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26
RELIEF WORK.

several Contributions Made and q NUM-
her OF Orders FITTED.
ut relief headquarters yesterday was
a comparatively busy day, although the
number OF orders filled was not So large
as on other days. SiXty-nine orders for
relief were filed, including provisions
for a number Of work slips.
During the day the committee re.
ceived the following contributions h.
IT, Burt. ! boys overc0at and + pair OF
shoes; Marsh g. Co., 1j pounds of scr7u.
unknown contributor, bushels OF no.
tatoes and ] barrel of -four; julius Ja-
cobs, q knit hoods, 4 pairs stockings and
pairs socks.
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THE CLUB Rad no nUsrLE.
A Lively Kick by Dempsey, who was
Backed Up by Jim Hail.

A Lively Kick by Dempsey, who was
Backed Up by Jim Han.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, January 25.-
The troubles Of the poor Duval Club
were augmented this morning by ack
Dempsey, who is 70 be In the ring be-
hind COrbett. He went out to the
arena 20 see that everything was in
shape for the contest. The Duval club
said that the ring W as all rig ut. Demp-
sey said that IL was not, aud declared
that unless certain matters were ar
auged At once Corbett would not
step into the ring. The club had
agreed 20 pad the posts around the ring
and had not done II. Dempsey prauce d
around the ring and declared that the
platform was Shaky, even under tho
feet OF a middlewcight like himself.
The defect he had pointed out must be
remedled at once or there would be no
fight Fix these things at once or
Corbett viii never step into that ring"
he said, and the club gave Ina at once aud
hurried TO look after the Improvements.
jim Hall went over TO inspect the ring
on behalf OF Mitchell, aud he heartily
approved OF the alterations suggested
by Dempsey and iutimated as Dempsey
had done, that IL would be wise action
on the part OF the club to get a move
on itself II IT cared to see his principal
in fight. This put the club almost
into fit and IL started to do things
with what passes for 4 hurry in this
deliberate land. IL is currently report
ed that the club is selling tickets atall
kinds OF prices, and charges are openly
made that II has not hesitated TO sell
desirable seats in tho arena several times
over. This, Of course, means that the
mill between Mitchell and Corbett will
be the wind up of long series of petty
rows and fights among the audience.
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Yesterdays Supreme Court Orders.
,ertrL JSt,Or1fn IN M Rerfsss-

srfftlL IrItUTdiH % 10 HtUtsts-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 25.-
Ia the Supreme Court to-day the follow
ing orders were made:
j. and j. II. Fisher VS. II. J. Fauule,
from Marshall county; writ OF error and
supersedeas allowed
r. c. Trice vs.C. IL O. Il. r. Co., from
Cabell county; writ OF error and super
sedeas allowed.
Bates VS.. Swagger, from Doddrdgo
county; appeal and supersedeas allowed.
Wards administrator vs.. c. y O. Il.
X, Co., from Summers county; submit
ted by consent
Worthington VS.. Collins, from Ka-
nawha county; submitted.
Davis vs.. Ellis, from Putnam county;
partly heard and continued until to.mOr-
row morning.
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A. o. U. ". ADVANCEMENT.
Lodges of the CITY to Have New Head
quarter.

A. O. L. ". Lodges, OF Wheeling
comprising Upchurch, Wheeling, Re-
lance, Welcome and Excelsior, nave
leased the old Masonic Temple. over
the Grand Opera House, and are re
modelling and refttng IL up I'm first
class shape. About 1000 VIII be spent
in piGstcriug, furnishing. etc, and the
hall Will be used as the regular head
quarters Of the lodges, and will here
after be known as a. O. U. w. Hall.
The elevator will be remodelcd and put
in the best OF order. 10 is said that
when the improvements are completed,
the ball will be among the finest in the
city. The lodges Will take possession
OF their new quarters the first Of next
April.
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eliminating

bis exceliency, eliminating IN
the MarshallinR OF the troops
here and the institution OF the action
for an injunction. The club won the
legal tilt, the State gracefully yielding
and the most interesting match on
pugilistie records were permitted TO
proceed TO its finale. The fight to-day
was under Queenbury rules with five
ounce gloves with a referee selected by
the club and with DO limit 10 the num-
Lnr OF rnnnhs
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TIE CHECK CASHED.

Honest" John Kelly Refuses an oner of
Assistance Snip.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, January %
At noon, John Kelly walked iauntily
in the Duval Clubs bank, producing
the famous check, said:
"Is this worth anything"
The $50, 900 in crisp greenbanks was
paid over TO the New Yorker, and be
put the money in his inside pocket.
The yacht is right in the river
here" said Col. Frank Coleman TO
Kelly, II you want TO get away with the
trick, just say tho word"
But Honest John" did not yield TO
the temptation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

~ F-t4i Ifis0rrH1 10 ne RsIls.s~
CtAEksHrEc, w. VA, January %.
Wcuel, charged with the murder Of
Sprousc, was admitted 20 bail by Judge
Maxwell owing 20 his falling health and
the fact that evidence on the part of the
state was NOT sufficient o. show the Of
fence 90 be murder iu the first degree.
IN murder al alI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters OF Iutorstt Briefly and
PlthilY Told.

PithilV Told.
THE Council Committee on Fire De
partment is called for tonight.
THERE was but one case-a drunk
in Police Court, yesterday morning.
EDWARD McKINNtCK was arrested
last evening by Officer Herbert for
throwing stone through a window OF
the Italian saloon on Market street.
Second ward.
OFuCER WEST last night arrested n
colored man who gave his name as john
sohn Willis, alias VIM. Mauion, alias
The Kid, for assaulting colored man
iu Martins Ferry Wednesday night.
The Martins Ferry authorities were
notified and came over FOR the prisoner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

THE Washington star has come over
TO the Associated Press. This is a
big loss for the 4. =. and big gain for
the Associated Press. which now has
about everything in It's own hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

A CINcISNAri inventor has discovered
how 10 weld aluminium. This genius
should Do employed by Republican
editors on scheme TO make their tariff
arguments stick together.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26
10 rHE EELInF FrNp.
The Press Club Bowling Team Makes
Modest Contribution.

Modest Contribution.
The spread which the Press club
bowling team had arranged for next
Tuesday evening, % properly celebrate
its victory over the Bowiers 40 Fetty's
last MONDAY, has been abandoned. In
stead, the money offered by the two
members OF the South side team, for
gaining two victories, will DO to-day
turned over 90 the Relief Committee. as
a modest contribution toward the fund
for relieving the distress Of the unem.
r.ayoI
The members OF the Press Club team
considered tue matter yesterday. and
when tl9 suggestion was made that the
IIroy le given 90 the Relief Committee.
I mot with unanimous approval
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

A New YORKER has n scheme for a
transcontlnental boulevard from New
York TO san Francisco, wide, fine and
well made, making the grandest driving
agent for a bicycle firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

IRIS quite evident that the State that
would legalizo prize-fghting would get
barrels OF money 10 exchange for the
loss Of It's honor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

The first game was remarkable for
poor work on the part OF all the play
ers. The only person vino made a cred
liable score was w. c. Stifel, 2C5. The
lowest single score, III, was made by
James Day. In the second game both
teams played better, but the aggregate
scores are somewhat disappointing. In
this game l.. G. Stifel and Bishop car
ried of the individual honors. The
score in detail follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

The Wheeling Athletic Wheclmen
held meeting last night and elected
the following Board OF Directors for
1894: G.. RI. Geiger, Geo. 70. Peabody
j. G. Stamp, John Fl. Mcclure, Cbas. X
Strobe
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RIAL EsrArE Market.

Deed Of Transfer Len Tor Record yes
trrIlv.
The lo. owing transfer Of real estate
vas Ie't for record o. Clerk Hooks
office yr .eIIav
Deed made january 25. 1884, by W.
q ST. l1wdeu. special commissioner, TO-
Louisa L'chanberg, Tor Tho south 20
fret OF Iot $50. ID boo square No. O., Goo
tnar.lI.F addition $50. 20 COns.dera-
f.Ur .-H
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

SEND over another, John Bull. There
is no tariff on sluggers. That is an
American Industry that doesn't ask for
protection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

The Corbett- Mitchell fight being out
OF the way the Wilson bill can have the
floor again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26
RlNEMART q TATUM,
City Bank Building. Rooms. Telephone 30.
Mineral WATERS

HATHoRN WATERING have a large stock
OF this celebrated Mineral Water on hand which
we Are closing out ~ reduced prices n order 20
make room Tor other goOgs. Put up IN doz
doI. and doZ- packages
SFRJDEL MATER-Ihs King Of Mineral
Waters, from Mt Clemens, Mich. 4 pure.
whoiesome water, unsurpassed as a beverag,
and table water
kOb THAI WATER - From Kronthai
Sprlngs, Nassau. Germany. This Mineral Wa.
ter IS Justly celebrated FOR its excellent a5,s..
tive qualities, Is also a refreshing and deliciola
summer drink. either pure or mixed with fruit
syrup. milk, wine or bran dy
AFOLLINARIS WATER-From Rheuish
Prussia, Germany, in pints and quarts
=. WELTY a. co
lll9 Main and 1921 Market Streets.
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'Oss AND 'OSS.
Columbia and Wheeling Bowling Teams
Break Even.

Break Even.
An unusually large crowd witnessed
the games at Seibert's LAST night be
tween the Columoia and Wheeling
Bowling teams. Tho contests promised
to be very interesting from the fact that
the former team played on its home
alleys, and two victories would cause
the leaders to tumble from first place.
Each team won a game, however, as
will be seen from the scores below:
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DIED.

sIMPSON-on wednesday. January q. 1925
a. 10 O'Clock a M RoBEET b. SIMPSON, IN the
2itA YeAr Of bis age.
Funeral services A. the residence Of his par
ents. No. g Fifteenth street Friday. January
18th. az o'clock p II. Interuent private.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

CATALOGUE AND PAMPHLET WORK
- Having the most CON piets equipr- ent 10
both machinery aHe matsrial, the west Nif1.h
ia Frtnuue Company are prepared 90 turn on.
printing OF this class 10 she most appf0fri
style and In th- shortest time. Efiinatea
nlshed on application. WEST VIR04hiA
PRINTING 60. i2as Karksg stfss-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

WHAT does JACKSON think OF the
Jacksonville episode. Well, PETER?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

There is somathinE more thai "a pros.
poet that the P0sto0ce Department of.
bciaIs at WashIngton HI suspend tEr
civil service rl.es s1 Par as tlay amply
t1 the stamp clerk and reg .tferaI eItrr
clerks at che post1fco In thIsrty Tho
law on the subject ha. been looked into
lately, and 30 BE- thought tto D0augs.
heretofore announced In these column.
can be- made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

Totals So II 10 I,93q' Totals. 30 Is 10 l229
Umpire j. FrisscH scorers-W. A.
bloomfield and j. l.. Rice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

Thousands sink into an early grave for
want OF bottle Of DIR. Bulls Cough Sy-
rup. This great remedy would have saved
them.
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"Ihe ~eIt nIa-wIntsr Esearslas va o..

To Washington. ID. O. aud Baltimore.
500. Ihursda.. February f-al
Round tr.p FROM Wheeling eIO Ticket.
go01 retlrnIug uut. treIgfh Through
sleeper from Wheeling on the r.l5 D..
traIn. Trains leave Wheeling D.
1850 ard a.1a q. m. and 1885 ana OBS
3. m.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

assets OF tie Mound cry Brick Corrs Ana
houndsvule, ". Va, wall ae received ., ~ ~
ONCE OF the Company until II noon. Fet-..-
e. 1924. ~ 4N'l1Aiy
The property consists OF about 10 ac,o.
clay land. on which are located the builS,- .
OF the plant, which is suitable Tor the r,,---
fActurc OF soft mud brick tue rnscbtpc b..'---
n capacity OF 30 n. brick per dAy ''-s
The drying tunnels contain ID tracks ,.4
about 10 pallet cars. There are three al l. H.
IN lair condition, nd about 800 NJ burnt b-...
also four 90 horses, a stable and dweili,.
house. N'''1s
The object OF the sale is the dissolution NJ ,A.
corporation. For further particulars OF me-.
nation call on or address c. W Kropbr-e.
Benwood. w. Va, or Il. f. Hodgman, Nov-J.
vIlle W. Va iap2,-eoi -, o.. IT,
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AMusEaIENrs.
TuF uIACE CEO0t

There was standing room only. and
not much oi that. 40 che Opera House
last night "Ihe B'ack Crook" with
IT'S attractive b1liets, dances aud special
scenery drew from every class OF
NJ hcellug society and held the audience
900 the final drop NJ che curtain. Tho
costyming was handsome. the marching
good ard some of the dancing excellent.
The Quadr.iIe daucers made a splendid
bic, as d.1 some of the Others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

The REGISTER, embracing It's several odl-
tions. Is entered at the PostoHee In Wheel
ng. w. Va, as second-oiass matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-26

IGOR ShLE-ONE WOODEN SAW TABLE
suitable for woodworker or oE-mass ..
VIII boz sold cheap. Call at This Office se9l