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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-03
SMALL TALA
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithiiy Told.

hinor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithiiy Told.
The Wheeling Athletic club will give
an exhibition this month.
THE Occasio CLUB will give a dance
this month at ONlalley's hall.
TnE Alert Club will give dance to-
morrow night al It's hall on South Jocob
street.
The Teutonia Singing Society will
give masquerade ball the seventeenth
Of this month
THE German Society, OF the South
side, will hold a business meeting to-
night at Menge & Howley's hall.
II Is said that Martin Tuney. night
Waterman at the workhouse, will soon
"eo South Chapline street lady.
AS TnE REGISTER predicted, Ohio
RIVER Railroad employees are Hotking
as nsual under the 10 per cent but.
The postofiice at West Wheeling is
now In Democratic hands. MIR. Shoe
MAKER is the new and popular incum-
bent.
lHE German Bavarian society gave a
wen attended dance last night at bee.
.noVen hall. Mayors orchestra gave
the music.
n son OF Frank Brant, OF McMechen,
mas malignant attack OF diphtheria.
Dr. Melghen, of Benwood, is giving the
medical attention.
SERVICES are being held every night
tnIs week AZ the Chapline Street NJ. L..
Ohurch. The pastor, Rev. Jordan, is
making these services very interesting.
BLOCH Bios. presented the prisoners
az the city workhouSe with twenty
large papers OF scrap, and ia their own
words they are IA thousand times
obliged"
IHE regular meeting of the Central
Union OF the w. c. II. L. will be held AT
the residence OF Mrs. W. Il. Hicks, No.
% Sixteenth street, Thursday, January
4th, at 1880 p. In.
fLAToFF ZANE has re-opened his In
surance aud real estate office in the new
Feaoody building, whore he will be
pleased to see his old customers, and
hopes 10 nave great many new ones.
CHIEF HEALY yesterday received
handsome calendar from the Chicago
Fire Extinguisher Company. 1t bears
cut of the Island chemical, marked
Alert No. 2, Wheeling Fire Depart
ment."
l.. QUINCY HOOVER, a we'll known
dead IN front of the postoffice in that
city. Deceased had a number of friends
in this city, aud was nephew OF Mrs.
Charles Hancher.
A BOY, aged eleven years, son OF
Joseph Mcfarland, of South Water
street, is critically ILL., Some substa nee
has lodged in his bowels. II he RECEIVERS.
the doctors say, most critical surgical
operation will have to be performe ed.
CITY RECEIVER KINDELBERGER, who
some years ago spent New Years day
celebrating the birth of son, was YES.
terday morning presented with another
son, his third child. AS it was re-
marked by some one In City Clerk
Thoner's office, They came near being
twins"
DAVID HAHNE and Thomas Lafferty.
of the shield of Honor; August Brown
and Louis FRANKIE, OF the German lodge:
William Meyer and Frank Plaukey, OF
the Redmen; and William i. Meyer
and Henry Eichenbro1, of the A. o. 4.
w, were the palbearers at the funeral
OF the late Charles Meyer, Of South EoT
street.
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NOTES FROM gORGANTowS.

MoEGASTowS, w. VA, January L.
Miss Rose Howe, Of Mt. Lake, is visit
Ing relatives In town.
Mrs Maggie Q1inn, OF Parkersburg,
Is visiting her parents here.
John LantZ, clerk OF the Wallace
House, Is the guest OF friends In Wheel
ing.
Mrs. ID. j. M. Reed is visiting her
parents In Wheeling.
Miss Bessie Mcclure. OF Wheeling, is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Jane Lazier.
Floyd Utterback will commence Ia q
lew days to travel for Hogue e. Robert
son, Wheeling firm.
Prof. Robert Armstrong, OF the Uni
yersity, Is the guest Of friends in
Wheeling.
Laishley Weaver, Of Toledo, Ohio, is
visiting relatives at Easton, near here.
Mr.. W.. was formerly a merchant In
this place.
Judge John Marshall Hagans. who
has been very sick for several days with
something resembling brain fever, but
which at first was thought 10 De the
grip, Is In critical condition. He was
holding Court at Fairmont when taken
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who rendered verdict simply In accord
ance with What they beloved the public
expected; that the verdict makos farce
OF the jury system; and that the whole
business Is an outrage upon justice.
Mr.. WADE should not have become
overheased. IL is bad policy for crlm-
inal lawyer. lie should have taken de-
feat serenely even II no believed 1t I'M
just.
He declares that PRESDEkGAsr will
soon become raving maniac. There will
be plenty OF time for the murderer to
develop these symptoms. The motion
Tor a new trial will not DO argued for
several weeks, and Mr.. WADE gives 1t
out as his inteution,if this falls TO carry
tho case TO the supreme Court on ex-
ceptions So PEENBERGA will not be
hung with undue haste, and IL he be-
comes a maniac In thS meantime there
will ~ no popular cjamor for his life,
though there is little choice between
death And padded cell
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DIED.

HBREMER-At Moun1sville. ", Va, TUESDAY
January I'd, 1891. at o'clock a m, EMMA wife
OF Henry Bremer aud daughter OF Adam Zig
in her 2sth year.
Funeral services at residence OF her father.
or Main street on Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Friends Of family invited to attend.
interment a. Peninsula cemetery.
TUALMAN-on Monday January ]. Is9I at
90 O'Clock n IN at his residence, corner Third
and Main streets, ANDREW THALAAS, aged 20
years, 3 months and 10 days.
Funeral from the residence AZ o'clock
Wednesday morning. Mass at st. Alphonsus
Church at 30 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Cal
vary cemetery. Friends Of the family are re
specifically invited 10 attend.
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wuIrE AND ooLoaED LABOR.

The Chattanooga Trddcsmdtt as been
collecting statistics rega tding white aud
colored Dor at the South and brings
some interesting facts 10 light. The
showing is good and satisfactory one
In the main
The IrddcSman says that of nearly
100000 hands from whose employers
returns have been received, rs per cent.
are white and 42 per cent, coIored.
one-third of \ The whole number are
skilled laborers OF whom only 10 per
cent. are colored.
As TO whether the white and colored
laborers work together harmoniously 5s
per cent. of the employers assert that
they do; 81 per cent reply afiirma-
lively, with qualifications; II per cent.
say that harmony exists because the
whites override the colorcd laborers."
and only per cent. <respond unquali-
fiedly In the negativet
As to wages paid AMI tho respective
quality OF white and colored labor, the
TSGdcSnldn says:
Wages paid to skilled workmen aver
age vol TO whites and $i.5S TO coloTed.
Cnsklllcd whites average 81 IL and colored
Sl.O2 per day. The highest rate per dav
reported was 81, paid TO expert brfckmak-
ers. foundrymen average S2.S7 to whites
ana 81 .62 TO Colored skilled workers CARR
age makers average S3.37; no Skilled color
ed carriage makers are reported In um-
Ger making white men average s. IS and
colored Sl.62. Coal miners average
S2.%3 for whites and Sl.62 for colored
Stone workers average g. 81 for whites
and SLAP for colored. Returns from
large number OF miscellaneous oc-
equations show that skilied white, workers
average S2.43 and skilled colored n en- 81. ~
per day. AS compared with Northern or
foreign labor - per cent. of the employers
say their Southern laber is as good % per
cent say il Is not as good, and per cent
are IN doubt, As 10 the comparative val
ue OF white and COlored skilled labor, SO
per cent OF the employers say that it is
ABOUT equal, 43 per cent. say that negro
labor is inferior, and II per cent. are in
doubt As 10 common labor 81 per cent
say the white and black are equal in efli-
cheney, % per cent. tnat the colored lat or
er 5 the better, and II per cent, that the
colored men are Inferior TO the white"
The majority of the employers say
that the white men and the colored gev
along well together, and that as to com
mon laoOr their efficiency is about equal
Many Of them agree that the compare
tive value OF white and colored labor is
about equal.
II this is true, by the way, 1t is strange
that the colored workman is paid so
much less than his fellow white work
man.
However it is good showing and
speaks well FOR employer as well as en-
pioyed and presents fair outlook for
the future OF labor in the South.
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A BAD FIRE AT BUFFALO.
Two People Turned to Death aud Several
Fatally IoJured


Fatally ioJured-
BUFFALO, January Fire occurred
this morning ia Mrs. Annie Hackett's
lodging house, No. IL Swan street, a
four-story brick building Of the tum bic
down order. The first floor was used
for saloon and restaurant. the second
and third floors were used for slice inR
rooms. The beds were ia little com
partments and like box stalls ia q stable.
Shortly before o'clock people passing
heard the large panes OF glass crack,
and moment later a cloud OF thick,
black smoke and a tongue of flames
burst out of the place. Almost at the
same time the front and side windows
OF the lodging house seemed TO be alive
with panic stricken people. They
rushed from one window TO the other
and called piteously to the crowd to
help them TO escape from the blazing
building. There was no fire escapes on
the building-no way TO save the fren-
zied occupants. Two people were
burned and about twenty others badly
injured, at least hye OF whom arc
likely TO die.
The dead are Isaac Bradley, printer.
and woman known as Edna" day
cook.
Twelve people were severely burned
or injured 10y jumping from the win
dows. and five of them will probably
die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-03
LOCAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
Points Picked Up About tho CITY Last
Evening

Points Picked Up About the Oity Last
Evening
Spears axle works went on in full
again yesterday
The decorating department of the
Warwick pottery resumed yesterday.
Patrick Dorm, Nj Tflin, o., potter,
was in the city AIT Monday on business.
Louis N.ebergals new ice plant at
Fort5-ifth and water streets, will soon
be ready for operak Jon.
Holidays paninR mill will be shut
down by reason ON stock taking. 1t
Will be started again in few days.
Roger Couroy, pottery man, OF Til
tonyille, who has been visiting South
Side friends has returned TO his home
Part OF the decorating room of the
La Belle pottery is in operation. Prob
ably other parts Of the pottery will be
started neXt week.
Both miuet OF the Boggs Run Min
ing Company were Oh In FULL yesterday.
1t has been several months since both
mines were on 10 full, even for day.
steady run doubtful.
The situation az the Riverside Iron
Works remains unchanged. All now
seems to de pend on the steal works. as
all labor difIerelces To- the other de-
partments are settled. The steel work
ers have submitted their scale, which
is the same as that used ~ the Bcllaire
steel Works and Mingo, or about g per
cent. Of a reduction. The compsny's
submitted scale averages about 10 per
cent. OF a cut. Hence the ference OF
2 per cent IL is proposed also 10 cut
the labOrers about the steel works
sl.4D 20 SI2o a day. 1t is the general
soon without particular trouble. The
rumor yesterday that the scale had
been signed was without foundation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-03
THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Governor Flowers Recon- IN en- dations
Tho state Free from Debt.

Tho state FREQ from Debt.
ALBANY, y. Y, January p The
Legislature met here this afternoon.
Governor Flowers message announces
that for tho first time in more than
seventy-fge years the State is free from
debt, and recommends measures TO do
away with direct taxation. The use Of
electricity as n motive power for canals
Is advocated and the adoption OF the
blanket" ballot is urged. Referring to
the proposed consolidation Of New York
and Brooklyn, the message advises the
submission OF the question to a vote.
The Governor also says: "The repre-
sentation OF the State at the Worlds
Fair was BETTING it's dignity and
Supremacy. The New York exhibits
were exceedingly creditable, and as a
whole surpassed In variety and excel
lence OF those OF any other State.
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MARTINS FERRY.

At meeting OF the Board of Water
Works Trustees Monday evening w. r.
bowman was elected Secretary, to take
the place OF j. s. Mitchell, who has held
the position for some years. There
were seven applicants for the position,
Mr. Bowman was elected on the first
ballot, receiving the vote OF the full
Board. The cause assigned for Mr.
MitchelPs retirement by the Board was
that he was Democrat and Republ-
cans demanded the place for one OF
their own party.
Hiram M. McCombs died Yesterday
morning at 1l:l5 o'clock, In his sixty
nth year. About two years ago he
was stricken with paralysis, from hich
he never entirely recovered, although
he was able to get around until a few
weeks ago, when he had an attack OF
grip. which soon turned TO pneumonia.
He leaves wife and thrde children,
Il. Il. and Charles and Mrs. G.. G.. Sedg-
wick. The funeral will take place at
10 o'clock Thursday morning. Inter
ment at Elm Grove.
Martins Ferry water rents will be due
January lst Ten per cent. discount
Will be allowed If paid on or before Jan
nary 10, after which time the water will
be shut off If not paid.
=. ;. MITCHELL, Secretary.
The Board of Education of Pease
township held special meeting yester-
day afternoon to meet committee
from the city board; also to make some
provision in reference to the vaccina-
tioD OF the school children.
The splendid record OF the Y. NJ. G.
A. football team is as follows: Games
played -. The won 10 games and lost
3. The games lest were close aud play
ed against the strongest teams of this
part of the country.
Some time New Years night thieves
entered the residence Of Henry Floto
and secured gold watch and other
jewery TO the amount OF 500, which
were kept in wardrobe drawer.
The bicycle which was offered some
time ago 10 the person who would Sc
cure the greatest number Of new mem
bers To the Y. NJ. G. a. was awarded to
j. II. Pickens.
mass meeting Of the citizens Of this
town is called TO take place 40 the Opera
House this evening to devise means to
aid the Kings Daughters in their char
table work.
Mr.. Herbert Wolcott, who has been
visiting the family OF Mr.. r. CARRIER. of
Third street, has left for his home in
the northern part Of the State.
The Columbia Athletic Club, which
was recently organized, have rented the
rooms In the McDOnough building over
the Times Office.
Miss Myrtle Dilworth entertained
quite number OF her friends az the ST.
Clair New Years night
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Graham returned
to their home at Greensburg, Pa, yes
terday.
I'D. Arbaugh and James McDonourh
will leave to-day for st. VinceLts Col.
lego
SIR Joseph Chandler, Of Broad way is
seriously ON.
Judge j. s. Cochran was very sick
yesterday.
Harry George has returned from ?; asst
Liverpool.
lirs. a. King, Of Walnut street, is
quite DID,
You only need make tho most super
Goiai 'ezamination 90 detsrmius the value
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Bad Explosion at Koxbury.

BosroN, MASS, January "a ter
rible explosion took place to-day at the
corner Of Townsend and Washington
streets. Roxbury, by which three men
were killed and seven Injured. The ex-
plosion took place where a large num-
Der OF workmen were engaged In blast
ing rock in the big ledge located at this
point.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-03

CONGRESS- should start the new year
by relieving the country Of its uncer-
tainty regarding proposed tariff
changes. To this end it should throw
aside everything else and devote itself
to the consideration Of the Wilson bill
exclusively until the question is finally
disposed Of. And II the majority does
its duty the measure will be quickly
passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-03

~ me 4-HtoT az ne hsgtstsT:
SiR:-1 o settle a bet, what should an en-
gineer do when he sees an inevitable col
Ision ahead TO save his lifei Jump,
ltAIEOADER.
CrV J1Wl1rp o.,
No, II there is reasonable room. He
should stop as quickly as possible, Of
course. TO do this he will close the
throttle, pull the sand lever, apply the
brakes, reverse the engine and open the
cylinder cocks 10 prevent the blowing
of Of a cylinder head or steam chest.
a wide-awake and expert engineer can
do all this inside Of five seconds, accord
ing TO the best information we can get
il there is room enough the engine will
stop. II will at least slow up before
the collision, and, II he sees u is newt.
able, the engineer may then jump With
a better prospect OF saving his life. The
question depend somewha, upon speed
and distance.
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mbselin9 Rssisten
CHARLES II. TANEf, General Manager.
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.,
PUBIsHErs AND PEorRIxrorA
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DELIVERED BY aARRIEas
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The DAILY will be delivered by carrierin
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Single Copies OF DAILY or WEEKLY m 3
sag-rributes of Respect and Obituary Nstioss
fvs cents per line
Stamps OF the denomination OF twocsnts and
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GD-CoRREsFoNpRScE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
NEWS SOLICITED PROM KvERr FART or THE sUE-
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Rejected communications will not be returned
unless accompanied by sufficient postage
The REGISTER. embracing Its several edl-
lions, Is entered at tho Postofrlee In Whssl.
ng. W. Va. as sscond-elsss matter.
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A LITTLE Winter, frappe, this way,
please.
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OUR sprightly contemporary the con-
presSioBGt Record resumes publication
to-day.
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rnE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON.

The REUIoIER AT WAsHINGION.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
he procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willard'S
gotel, and Queens News Stand, Nationa,
A2teL
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YOU only need make tho most super
noiai examination 90 determlus the value
OF the Register ~ az advertising me
diuri. Publishes more local and toIo-
EraphiC nows in Que issue than any OF
ita contemporaries 10 "a tbree.
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THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Ruhner News Stand.
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.y7HA As congressional boom
ponly the light and warmth of
AVS smiles 10 GROW.
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The Democratic members OF the
Ways and Means COMMITTEES did quick
and excellent work yesterday. They
Incorporated conservative income tax
provision isto the Wilson bill, increased
the tax on whisky, playing cards and
cigarettes. On low estimate these
provisions will yield sixty millions more
revenue, which will fully cover the
deficit which the partisan critics OF the
Wilson bill have been charging tina:
measure VIII create in the revenues. IL
IS about time now for the bowler, to
button up their mouths aud FOR Con.
gress TO pass the BILL
THE news Of the terrible fire early
Tuesday morning In Boston, which con
sumed the great Globe Theatre aud
destroyed the expensive scenery and
wardrobe OF HANLoS-' Superba Com
psnyt causing loss OF haf million
dollars was given By no other paper I'm
this section OF the country but the REQ
IsrfR. The Pittsburg papers did not
have IT, no other Wheeling paper had
TO- fact, from the AlIeghen.es 10 the
imit. Of ohio the ErGi-rfE was
the only paper With enterprise
enough % publish tlIs news on tae
morning Oh the day the disaster or-
cUut4 The ErGi-rGE Is enabled TO do
t1is because % t- exceptional facilities
for haod Jug late news. which are FAR
superior 90 anything Of zoe sort in this
negh5ornood. and fully equal 20 the
equipments OF soy newspaper oMce Zoo
I'tsourg. Il fact, from the AIe-
anaH To- Pennsylvania clear ON
through to Cincinnati. ou the
Io ohio. Their q 81. not ono newspaper
che, rar bcat the Ht0errr in rIs.,z
the new up 10 tho last moment Out.
side 70 'ittsburg and Cincinnati there
tnot oaper tLat can put The nows on
tre pro as quickly as the RIor-rrf..
ora when j. comes % matter Of hustle
we can beat both without making An
extra edition and put the news ON the
streets Of Wheeling nearly half day
before Cinc.nDataus or PIttsburgers
know anything about 10.
IHE rWENDEEgAsr CAsE.
PnESprHcA-r's senior counsel Mr..
Want who made The motion for new
trial boo The case o. Mayor HAnrf.o. p
murderer, allowed his zeal Tor his client
20 &c, the better Of his discretion.
While not exactly charging Judge
RRErANo with unfairness, he declares
that the trial was farce. that nine oil
the physicians summoned by the ststt
20 pronounce on PGENDERGAsr's mental
con bition had once declared him insane
I'D tho jury we're all "sycopbants'
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REWARD !

The REGISTER will pay $1,000 reward for inl
formation leading to tho apprehension. ~
conviction OF the party or partieg Who -
daily abstrscting papers from the package Of
REGISTERS addressed to L J. Hon st. lrlair,.
VILE. Ohio
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CARD TO THEPUBLIC.

Having decided 80 resume the
Real Estate, insurance and Col.
lsCfing Business, ! shall open an
Office on January fist, 1884, in The
Peabody Building, Hos. 1875 and
1923 Market street. AII business
placed In mY hands will receive
prompt attention. respectfully
solicit a share Of your patronage.
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LOST.

II .OsT-PoCRETBOOK CONTAINING
IL OF money. between Twenty-nipth stree
Ohio River depot. Finder will leave al
oflcs and receive reward.
L osT-GoLD CROSS BREAST PIN.
IL urcsF night on Main street between
hackers and Ninth street pier VII
wardsd % returning same 20 IA once. 4
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FOR SALE.

E'OR SALE BICYCLE. NEW. LATEST
= make. Call ON or address J. II. D.. Regis.
ter Office. aulsedh
ElOR SALE-FINE COPIES OF SHAKES.
4 peare. cloth binding. illustrated complete
Ter 6D1 each. Apply Al ais oaice. dsl7edh
ENOR sALE-ONE WOODEN SAW TABLE
suitable Tor wood worker or boI-maker.
VIII De sold cheap. Call At this Office scgh
E'oR sALE-THE FOLLOWING SECOND.
Il haud Pulleys:
10. |. circumference 5 n. Sin, facs6iu.
MOI, 5ft3in STA
No.b 4ft iOtn 81
Not m. lin 81, in
No.5 CIT Gin sin
Nos 5fL Gin
Apply ~ REGISTER once. SelOedh
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WANTED.

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CO., Lynchburg. Va ia2eAdtofel
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