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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22
Az IMPRISONED TRAIN ROBBERY CBARGEs

ST. Louis Jan 2i.-Marion e. Hedgepeth. the
Glendale train robbcr. now In jail here. last night
sent n letter 10 Mayor Walbridge. charging bribery.
favortism and criminal acknowledgement OF the city
prison Cases are cited by Uedgepeth where he
savs money was used to obtain favors and even
freedom. These charges. following 80 closely upon
the recent mysterious and almost successful at
tempt OF Hedgepcth himself to escape. have act on
foot an investigation The Mayor instructed the
Chief OF Police 10 make thorough inquiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22
UNION MINERS RESORT TO VIOLENCE

Cripple Creek. Col. Jan 2--A delegation of
miners yesterday drove d. II. Locke. manager of
the Isabella mine, Bull Hill. out of camp. after
first compelling him to go down on his knees and
that he would return. Locke's guard
Of two deputy-sheriffs also surrendered without n
struggle. The miners then served notice on Man
ager Trevelle. OF the Victor mine, that his men
must work only eight hours shift after February
J. The owners OF both OF these mines have re-
sisted union demands for eight hours a day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22
ONE or HER CYLINDERS DISABLED At SEA

The North-German Lloyd steamer Saale. from
Bremen, arrived here yesterday and reported u
stormy passage. On January ~. while in latitude
5O:25 longitude 1870. she broke the valve gear Of
the low pressure cylinder and Iay-to ten hours
for repairs On January Is she stopped one hour
for An examination Of her machinery and on jan
uary is she lay-to seven hours and entirely dis
connected the low pressure cylinder She came into
port using only two cylinders. Repairs Will be
made before she leaves port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22
SIEEPLESSNESS,

and Kindred ailments, whether resulting
fro, over anxiety, overwork or study, or
from unnatural habits or excesscs, are
treated rs o speciality, with great success, by
The Staff OF Specialists attached TO the
iny,l;ds; Hotel and Surgical Institute at
Buffalo, n. Y. Personal examinations not
always necessary. Many cases are success
ny -,~rra A new and wonderfully
ASTHMA. successful treatment hes
h.sn discovered for Asthma and Hay Fever,
vh;ch can be sent by Mail or Express.
It Is not simply palliative but radical
For PAMPHLETS, question blanks, refer
enccs and particulars, In relation TO- any
- ~. .hoye mentioned diseases, address,
Vi,S ten ceuts In stamps, Worlds DIspen.-
sry Medical Association, 6Ca Main StresS
BuKalo, N. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22

". a H..
Little Rock. Ark, JAN al NJ. Weaver editor
OF a Republican newspaper at Van Buren, Ark
who is in jail at that place the charge OF en-
bezZlement, has issued circular in which he ap-
peals TO the Grand Army Of the Republic for aid
He says he was Union soldier during the war;
and on that account together with the fact that
he Is Republican. he was prosecuted and thrown
in jail on false charge. His statements are
vouched for by several prominent citizens OF the
place including the Democratic Senator and Repre-
sentative from that county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22
BEATEN NEARLY 10 DEATH BY HIGHlYAYNEy

Newcastle. Penn. Jan. M.-Charles Gardner was
brutally assaulted by hishwaymen here last
night and robbed Of large of money. After
terribly beating Gardner his assaants threw hin,
over a high embankment. where he lay helpless
and almost Unconscious throughout the night. His
injuries may prove fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22
Wedding
Silver.

After Dinner Coffee. The display
of after-dinncr Coffee pots and sets
shown by the GoRHAM MFG Co. IS
unusually attractive. AS single pieces
the graceful and artistic pots make
effective and useful wedding presents.
Most of the sets include six or twelve
Coalport China cups and saucers,
silver coffee pot, sugar basket, tongs,
and tray. The more effective COM
binations include, as well, dainty coffee
spoons, in enamellcd silver, to match
the China, or in patterns harmonizing
with the silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22

HorsfOrd's Acid Phosphats
Nerve Food and Tonic.
Tho most effective yet discovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22

Tribune ONCE Jan. 80. A. m-The weather yesterday
WIS slightly warmer. but and damp. with n sign'
rain beginning in the afternoon The temperature ranged
.en ~ and n degrees the average $3.50 being 49,.
higher than on saturday 1913 higher than on the
correspondng day last year. . ., o.,
In and this city cold wave may DE eApee'e' 'o'
night with fair weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22
In Oldeu Times

In Olden Times
,eon,e overlooked the Importance OF permanently pene
csi effects and were satisfied with transient Es vii
nsrmanentiy habtua constipation. weil-inoImse
psopis will buy other axatiyes. which ses Ss w.
- ausllY injurs the aystsm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
ehanres in pressure Indicated by Tho Trbunss self'
The broken line represents the tenn
perature us observed at I<rry's Pharmacy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
RAVENsWOOD.

RAvENswOOD. ~. Va, November B.
Rev. &. NJ. Campbell and wife who were
called 20 Charleston last Saturday oy the
dangerous illness Of Mr. Campbell's moth
err, are still detained there. The elder Mrs.
Campbell suffered a stroke Of paralysis
and her life is still very uncertain.
John Rudmau and wife returned Satur-
day evening from q two months visit with
relatives in their native land, England.
Miss May Fleming entertained Ia her
charming manner MONDAY evening in honor
Of Miss Mcintosh and j. Smith Green
Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Mounts, of Pleasant
View buried their infant daughter Ia the
cemetery above town last Saturday.
DR. and Mrs. II. HOyt returned from
Spencer Thursday.
Rev. Gotten, Agent Of the American
Bible Society, held q meeting OF the Jack
son county auxiliary in the NJ. L. Church
last Sunday evening.
b. ID. Williams and his niece, Miss Nolia
Stats, are both quite ill.,
A great many Democrats went to Ripley
Thursday 90 hear the campaign speeches
and be in attendance at the opening OF the
Circuit Court.
Mrs. James z. Frame left Saturday for
d er home in New Martinsville.
Rev. ). T. Mallory, Of St. Mary's, spent
Wednesday in town.
Miss Mary Mcintosh, who was married
on Wednesday, 70 Smith Green, Of Phila-
delphis, Pa, received many elegant pres
ents from relatives and friends. Mr.. Green
presented his bride with valuable emer-
aid and diamond ring, gave his best man
and the maid of honor each a beautiful dia-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
BARNEs YILLE.

GAINESVILLE, o., November 3.-The
Ladies' Aid Society of the S. of V. held a
delightful social in their hall Wednesday
evening. The evening WAS spent In dane
ing, games and other social amusements.
Miss Fay Hibbard entertained friends
al her home, on Church street, Wednes-
day evening. Among those present were (;
Miss Merl Libby. Mr.. j. 7. Rankin ana
Mr.. Fred Stewart, Of Bellaire, and Mr..
Claude Hanna, Of Cambridge
Mr. Don Petty, Of this place, spent Sun
day with St. Clairsville friends.
Mrs. Amos Whiteley, Of Springfield, ~,
who has been visiting friends here, lett
Tuesday for Washington, where she Will
visit few days before returning home.
Prof. S. T. Grier left Frinsy for Mont
gomery, Ala. From there he will 90 TO
Jacksonville, Fla, where he Will spend
the winter.
Harvey Pastorius left the first Of the
first of the week for. a visit with friends
and relatives at Pittsburg, his former
home.
w. II. Anderson has returned faom q
visit TO Washington and Philadelphia.
Miss Ida Hilles, OF south Broadway IS
visiting GAINESVILLE relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Frazier have re-
turned from visit with friends at Atlas.
j. H. Watt left the first of the week on
business trip through Indiana ana lii
nois, in the interest of the Watt Mining
Car Wheel Company.
T.. j. LaRoche. of Bellaire, was calling
on, friends here Wednesday.
Chas. Shry, who has been working In
Cam bridge, returned home this week.
s. b. Piper spent Friday in st. Glars
vile, on business.
Harry Paine attended the Jr. o. A. NJ.
celebration at Bellaire on Thursday.
Harry Stewart, of Scio College, spent
Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. w. II. Moore, of Bellaire, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. II. DunkIe,
Of this place, has returned home.
Misses Jennie Barker and Ethel Riddle
entertained friends Halloween.
J. w. Peters, who is working for the
Warren Gas and Oil Company OF this
place, has moved mis- family here.
r. M. Peterson, the grocer, was in Zanes-
vile on business Wednesday.
Z. Z. Dent, of Humeston. Iowa, and
Mrs. Mary Waynick, of Charlton, Iowa,
were called here this week by the death OF
their father, William Y. Dent.
Mrs. Rev. William Peregoy, Of Bellaire,
has returned home after a pleasant visit
with her son, DR.. 7. G. Peregoy, Of this
place.
DIR. John E. Dillon, formerly of Woods
field, has located here.
Abe Herzoerg, of Bellaire, and VIII
O'Donnel, OF this place, will run FIVE mile
bicycle race on the fair ground next
Thursday for $50 diamond pin and the
championship of Belmot county.
Mr.. A. O. Barnes, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in this district, spoke TO
a small crowd at this place on Monday
night.
Oscar Bailey, son of L. p. Bailey, Of
Tacoma, has been appointed assistant in
sJructor in dairy school at the OHIO State
University.
Dwight Plumly, of this place, has Sc
cured q, position as stenographer in Chi
cagO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, W. VA, November ST. a.
Duckworth and Miss Minnie Bernard, Of
WesternpOrt, were married in Cumber-
land, Bedford Street Church, on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Sir. VIII II. FredlocI and Miss Sara
Wells were married IN MOrgantOwn on
Tuesday. Among those present from here
were DR.. Il. u. Ealbaugb, Mrs. Il, Clay
Shaw, DR.. T. A. Cross, Messrs. T. d.
Jameson and J. Q. FreelOck.
j. O.. Luke and A. X. Luke returned 20
New York Wednesday, after a weeks
visit.
II. c.. Buxton, vice president Of the
Davis Coal and Coke Company, Of New
York, is spending a few weeks here.
George Mole left Wednesday for Port
j. Frank Burnsworth, the United States
exDressman, is visiting in FairmOnt, Nor
gantOwn and Pittsburg. s. ID. Dionison
Is acting as relief eXpressman during his
absence.
William Mitchell was struck by No. on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Monday,
receiving injuries from which he died
Tuesday.
II. Bowers is spending this week among
MGrtinsburg friends.
The Republicans had a meeting in West
export on Monday evening, addressed 0y
j. H. Wuitehouse, Grand Secretary X. of
p. OF Maryland Q. r. Markell, of Fred
erick, and Geo. l.. Wellington, candidate
for Congress, Maryland Sixth district.
On Wednesday evening the Democrats
held a very large meeting in the L. o. o. Z.
Hall, WeSternport, addressed by Mr.. h.
Williams, candidate for Congress.
The Prohibitionists hold a meeting in
the Opera House tonight.
Messrs. G. 7. Nef, W. NJ. Miller aud G.
BrOome went to South Branch, Tuesday
on a fishing trip.
Mr. ID. L. Luke gave reception on
Monday evening, to relatives and friends
from Wilmington, Baltimore, Davis aud
New York
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
sARDIs

SARprs. o., November al. y. Arnett,
who has been seriously III for the past two
weeks. is now able 70 be about again.
Mrs. Tom McGranahGn, Of wheeling,
is visiting In town this week.
This evening Sunday In the NJ. i.
Church at 1880 p. m. Rev. Or. NJ. wilson
will preach a temperance sermon. me
public is cordially invited 70 attend.
Raw Hart. OF Washington. Pa, was the
guest of John Goodwin last Tuesdsy.
Mrs. ]. K. Russell and son, OF Marietta.
Ohio. is visiting her parents, Mr.. David
Arnett, Of this place.
Miss Lcttle Walton and brother French,
OF Wheeling, were the guests Of Miss May
Hartman last Sunday.
z. s. Dunn, Of Sistersville was the guest
OF his mother last Tuesday.
David Arnett visited az Sistersville the
past week.
Hen. L. Danford arrived At this place
Thursday evening. November lst. A
goodly number OF both Republicans sN
Democrats were soon seen fOcking 70 the
Sardis hall, where the meeting was held.
After the assembly had been comfortably
seated. Chairman J. II. Bowen introduced
Capt DaufOrd % the audience, which was
waiting to hear the issues Of the campaign
fully discussed. and as an observer we
learued that they were highly pleased with
his remarks, which were both interesting
and instructive.
Miss Tillie Probst, OF near Round Bot
tom. is the charming guest Of her sister.
Mrs. John Hess, Of this place.
Miss Liboie Phillips gave Halloween
party last Wednesday eve, which was
thoroughly enjoyed oy large number OF
her friends. II has become an annual
affair for Miss Liobie 70 snterJsin on this
date, so the occasion was anticipated o. all
present, the evening being spent 10 genuine
Halloween smusements.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
BELLAiKE.

The instructions to voters were given
out Yesterday are about the same as last
wear. To vote q straight ticket put a cross
in the circle under "raoster' aud above
the title Democratic ticket This will
be q straight Democratic ticket. II you
want to vote for some one not on your
ticket Just mark as above, then put q
cross 10 the left Of the name Of the candi-
date on another ticket you wish 70 vote for
None are allowed ia the voting place eI-
cept the judges, clerks, canvassers and
enough electors 70 I'LL the booths. OnIy
one Judge can be absent from the room NJ
time, and after beginning 10 count out no
Judge or clerk is allowed 20 leave the room,
and no one is allowed in the room except
the board and inspectors who hold GER
tifcates from the executive committee OF
their party.
The Merchants hotel accommodated the
following strangers yesterday: Edward
X. Jones, Newark, o.; Frank Byrne,
philadelphia, Pa c. Z. Undertake, Dill
lies Bottom: f. G. Stewart and wife, West
Mansfield, o.; j. o. Kemp, Mansfield, o.;
J. d. Lewis and son, Bethesda. o.
The colored folks are in bad humor Just
now. While they were holding a social at
the Second NJ. Z. Church, Friday night,
some constituencies scamp stole the two
sold but two dishes out Of IL. n. W. Rolls
is a poor Waterman.
The funeral OF Louis Seinbach, Of
Moundsyille, passed through the city yes
terday on the way TO the cemetery.
It is usual for the Pultney Township
Trustees and Clerk 70 take trip out 70 the
County Iufrmary every three months 70
settle up. Yesterday was their day and
thew drove out in hack. This is the first
trip for Amos, their clerk.
Miss Maggie Morrison entertained part
Of her many friends last Tuesday night a.
her home in the Fourth ward. Quite a
crowd were with her and they passed q
very pleasant evening.
Miss Edith Jones, OF the Forth yard
had large number Of her friends her
homo on Halloween and gave them
s'taTy." The boys tgfiy was 70 hot and
blistered their hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Dickens l spend
to-day with Dir. and Mrs eign, Of
Moundsville.
Rev. Thomas A Green ntedby
the Presiding Elder 70 ~ OF the
Martins Ferry A. N.
The o. y. A. n. are haTina
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
MOUNDsVILLE.

Mrs. T. II. Carver has moved to Wheel
ing Island, it being more convenient for
her husband 10 make his headquarters
there than at this place.
Miss Love Gamble, of Homestead, Pa,
Is visiting her sister Mrs. J. A. Bloyd.
W. b. Humphreys will be home this
evening TO remain until after the election.
Mrs. w. H. Webster presented her hus-
band with q bouncing boy baoy Thursday
morning.
w. s. Freed, who is now holding down a
position in the printing Office at Washing
ton, arrived home Friday. He will remain
till after the election.
Mrs. Dr. e. c. Thomas is lying at deaths
door. the result of a stroke of paralysis, re-
ceiyed the past week. 1t Is not thought
that she can recover. Her relatives have
been summoned and are now at her bed
side.
Thedance given by q number of young
ladies at the Opera House Halloween, was
q decided success. There were about
twenty couples present, and the merry
making was kept up until an early hour IN
the morning.
Will Henderson has made arrangements
to purchase the confectionery belonging 10
L. L. Stidger, and will take charge as soon
as MIR. Stidger is elected and qualified 10
the Office of Circuit Clerk.
p. L. Calhoun, an oil man from Penn
svlvania, is leasing block Of territory on
Taylor's Ridge, with the intention of put
ting down test well He has about all
the leases closed and will begin the test
well within the next thirty days.
The contract for constructing the Elec-
trio Str eet Railway between this place
and Benwood has been let to Warham &
Hughes, Of Beaver, Pa, the contract
price aggregsting in the neighbOrhood Of
5000 900. The contractors were here
Wednesday and drove over the route, and
expressed themselves as highly gratihed
with the location Of the road. They ex-
pect 10 begin operations at once, and have
the road ready for operation by the LIST Of
next May.
Brent Shriver, State Secretary of the
Jr o. U. a. M, was up from New Mar
tinsville yesterday, attending 70 business
connected with the order.
Miss Leila Dick entertained a number Of
her young friends TO a Hallow Fen party
at her home on Lafayette avenue. About
ten couples were present, and the evening
was pleasantly wiled away in various
amusements.
An infant child Of Louis Seelbach which
died Friday was taken TO Beilaire yester-
day for burial.
C.. Il. Oldham is building an addition TO
his residence on Tenth street
The iu.s sworn 10 ascertain what would
be a lust compensation 10 Il. b. Shepherd
for the strip OF ground on Third street
proposed to be taken for street purposes,
together with damages to the residence,
returned verdict for one thousand dollars.
The defendant asked for new trial aud
will contest the case 70 the bitter end.
The election commissioners were at the
Court House yesterday receiving the bal
| lots, poll books and tally sheets 10 be used
| az the election on Tuesday next
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
OLARKsBURG.

CLARRsBuRG, W. VA, November B
The general theme talked here is politics,
and IL is q mixed question which county
ticket will be elected; at least, the Repuo-
licans are badly scared.
The Traders Company has got hustle
on itself 10 is showing the Bank hotel,
Opera House, etc, forward with all posi-
Die haste. Messrs. Woods 4 Bro, OF
Wheeling, agree TO complete 1t by next
April
The Merchants National Bank is now
about completed, and IL will not be long
before il will be occupied.
Clarksburg is 20 have Chatauqua As
sembly grounds. Give her a city charter
also, and she viii De abreast the times.
The DOddridge county Oil boom has
awakened Cherry Camp and Salem people
Of this county. The next news you VIII
hear that oil has been found IN paying
quantities in Harrison county.
School has commenced under the man
agement Of PROT CaOly, in the new build
ing Of the Northwestern Academy.
Clarksourg is growing rapidly IN popu-
lati0n. A great Increase has occurred in
TIE last two years. Her population now is
1897 in the corporate limits proper, and
with the SUBURBAN territory lying adjacent
70 it, numbers about 900. More buildings
have been erected in the city iu the past
two years than Ia the ten years prior 10
that time Labor Is steadily employed,
and Notwithstanding the general financial
panic, she has not been affected in auywise
by 10. The sequel 10 this is found 20
great extent ia the fact that every person
here tries to SeCure'him a home and own
It, instead of paying rent Besides our
people are thrifty and industrious, and
willing 10 work. The wooden factory is
running is regular number OF hands and
the coal mines are al in operation. 10 now
LOOKS like there will be plenty Of work dur
ing the whole winter, and our mechanics
and people generally are encouraged at the
tiattering outlook.
It. G. Brady is 10 New York City.
What is the matter with Hawardi He's
all right in Harrison county and will be
our next Congressman.
Judge Bennett, Of Weston, was here
Monday.
Col. Ben Wilson has returned from
Charleston. where he made a political
speech.
Hon. John J. Davis is back from Brax-
ton county, where he has been entertain
inc the people 5y the enunciatiOn OF true
Democratic doctrine and expOunding the
tariff question.
Hon. Greed Collins, Of Pennsbora, was
here Tuesday
John L. Bursey, OF Brsxton county, is
Wis ting relatives in this city.
W. ). Price, Esq, OF this city, left for
England Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas l.. Hickman is visiting rela-
tives IN Indiana
Mr. Geo. NJ. Whatsoever was here
Monday, on his way 10 the back counties,
70 look after his lumber interests.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
ST. CLAIksYILLR.

ST. CLAIRsvuLR, o., November Sd
Feeley, of Columbus, formerly OF this
place, is in town.
W. 5. Heade, of Cambridge, was in
town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Alexander are visit
ing New York and other cities in the
East.
a very enjoyable dime social was held
last evening at the Presbyterian church,
under the auspices of the Y. p. 5. g.
Miss Alice Edgerton entertained her
friends on Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Judge c. w. Carroll Dancing
was the order Of the evening.
A few people will 60 TO New Athens to
witness the foot ball game between the
Martins Ferry Y. M. c. A. and Franklin
College team to-day.
Walter Hall and Miss Lava Fields, well
known young colored people, were mar
ried in Bellaire last Sunday.
The new chemical fire engine has ar
rived and will be given a test in few
dsvs-as soon astheir agent from Columbus
arrives.
Hope Commandry No. Sc, X. T., met
last night 81 their place with large st-
tendance. DR.. J. A. Heinlein. AL Bowie
and Walter Lewis, all OF Bridgeport, were
initiated. The following officers were
elected: Thomas Burtoft, E. Com; J A.
Greenfield, GenershssImo; c. T. Strahl,
Captain General; 7. D. Bailey, Pre-
late; R. NJ. Heaton, Senior War
den: ". HolliugsWortb, Junior Warden;
n. NJ, Davis, Treasurer; J. 8. Myer, Re
cord6r; C. c. Craig, Stsndard Bearer; j.
ii. Wilson, Sword-Bearer; a L. Bum
earaer, Warder; Alfred Lake, Sentinel.
An Ilegsnt luncheon was served by Caterer
~ 8on in the spacious dining room
!, Is. d. s. Dreamer and daughter re-
tn ed Friday from an extended visit 70
fr ds in Smith township
and Mrs. r. A. Tallman entertained
TIL s young friends on Wednesday even
in u tsffy pulling.
Krlage licenses issued this week: W