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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09
mUNIUIPAL MATTERS
Considerea a. Meetings Of several Couu-
Cd Nnmmlttees.

Ccusiderea a. Meetings Of several Couu-
ca Committees.
The Council Committee on Claims
hold an important meeting last night
The principal matter under considera,
, tlou was The claim of David O'Leary
for damages, amounting 20 S2ol, caused
Ug slpb.u- OF grOuad ou Henderson
street, claimant alleging that
bis property was thereby damaged 10
that amount. Mr.. j. j. CouiT appeared
for Mr.. O'Leary. and CRY Solicitor
White for the CITY. A large number OF
witnesses were examined and consider
able amount Of Interesting testimony
brought out. The committee will meet
again 90 hear more testimony before
making recommendation TO Council.
Louis A. Bowman claimed damages
In the sum OF $50, for injury to his
ytouerty on Twenty Streetcaused
by tue Strengthening of Caldwells Run.
The committee referred it 20 the Board
OF Public Works, for investigation and
report.
The blll o; A. L. White for $40 So
on account z che suit OF sac Cry Of
Wheeling vs.. Page, Carey Il Co., was
passed.
The Committee on Petitions and Re
mO0StrauceS considered tbeappuCatioDS
Of Grant, Jones aud +. c. HiSrick, to
keep coffee houses at No. - Eleventh
street aud 1917 Market street
respectively Both applications will
BE reported to Council with favors.
be recommendation.
The Committee on Markets met, with
8 bare quorum present. The Commit
tee considered proposals for whitewasb-
Ing the Second ward market house aud
hall. The Committee accepted the bid
Of Herman BierEovtel and awarded him
the contract The Committee decided
10 recommend payment Of bills amount
Ing TO S6.45.
The COMMITTEES on Health was called
10 meet with the Fulton Board of Health
for the purpose Of taking some action
relative TO the waters OF Wheeling
creek. oUhe committee failed to secure
a QuOTuh.
Council will meet tonight In regular
acknowledgement
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The Arrangements for GOV. Curtin's Fu.
neral

BELLEFoNTE, PA, October s.-The
arrangements for the funeral Of e1-
Governor Curtin have been made, ana
are as follows: Public meeting OF citi-
zens aud bar association at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning; body to lie in
state In the courthouse from Il TO 1880
O'Clock; funeral services at ,. The
honorary pall-bearers will be Governor
Pattison, Hon. John Dean, Hon. John
Scott ex-senator Wallace, General
Beaver, General Hastings, General Tay-
lor, of Philadelphia; Colonel A. X. Nc
Cluro. Colonel w. h. Mann, Of Philas
delphia; j. n. Furst, John Collins aud
Z. C. Humes. Tue active pall-bearers
will be four members or the Pennsyl-
vania Reserve Association; four Of the
Soldiers Orphans Association and four
mem bers OF the Grand Army.
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aonr 80 rNrERrAlNMENrs
In the Course Arranged for the Winter by
tho Y. n e. a.

In the Course Arranged for the Winter by
the \. N G.. a.
A combination OF entertainments Of
gn unusually high order has been Sc
cured bv the Young Mems Christian
Association for this season at very
large expense. Season tickets are now
being sold for both concerts and lee
lures The concert course viii be
oDened in the Opera House on Thursday
evening the 1sth,by the MelpOmeue Con-
cert Company. This company is COM
posed Of the best musical talent Of Pitts
burg. The New York Philharmonic
Club will give the second entertainment.
Every member of this club
is an artist and several OF them have a
world wide reputation. Another con-
cert will be given by the Iorbett Con
cert Company aud that renowned stag
ING body, rhe Luttemau SeXtette. The
other at,ractionS are the Mozart Sym
UhoDv CLUB. Of New York; the Maud
Powell Singing Quartelte and the
HumorisuuLs QuarJetta. Every aJtrac.
zion is first class and ahe course deserves
n liberal patronage, which d, VIII DOUBT
less have.
The lectures will be given in the hall
Of the Association. pr. Robert NourSe'
the great dramatic orator, will give the
frKA DR.. Nourse is a wonderful, man,
A.wags a rich treat TO LIST; to
es. OtCtdre Uy Df. W. +.
II. era wford, Presi-
tPghe, College, will lecture
HSavonarola.N Joseph Cook said Of
N lecture: PROT Crawford's lee
on 'Sayonarola' l have never
IND surpassed, not even By Dr.
Gukaulus' famous lecture on
th4 same theme, nor by
WR5cl Philips on Daniel O'COu-
n.6." nor by Dr. Il. 5. StOors on
~ Esrbard." DR.. Lyman b.
ShEry will lecture on "GumpJion aud
GrA" DR.. Sherry's lectures are prac-
uclA sensible anu useful, and his man
rcr IS captivating. Mr., Edward 7.
EIH0,t the .mpersonatOr, will give a
novel and attractive entertainment. IN
his three act play Mr.. Elliott offers
very fascinating and lsughabie story
Of absorbing interest. Altogether the
association presented a fne array Of
talent for the entertainment Of the
public
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rERn1BLE ACCIDENT AT GRENADA.

Two Hundred People Reported Killed in
An Explosion.
PANAMA, October s.-A dispatch to
the Star and Herald from Grenada,
Nicaragua, says: A terrible catastro-
pie has occurred here. The military
barracks have been blown up, ard a
whole quarter of the city has been
badly damaged.
The number OF dead is estimated at
200.
The number OF wounded is much
greater, but no exact estimate is yet
obtain&ble.
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A Bag ParnelIlto Meeting.

DUBLIN, October s.-A largely at
tended Parnelllte meeting was held ir
the Rotunda here to-day. Mr. John
Redmond. member Of the House OF Com
mons for Waterford, presided. He said
that the Home rule cause was DYING
from apathy. The majority Of the Irish
parliamentary psrty-the Parnellites-
would do their utmost 70 force a dlsso'
luton OF parliament a. the next session.
He predicted that a new united party
would be created with Parnellite prln
ciples powerful enough 70 force Home
rule 70 the front again.
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POLIOE FLOATERs.
Big GrIst Turned OUT by tho mayor Yes
terIay

p
terday.
The grind at Police Court yesterday
turned out % cases. c. W. Rixey was
fined S. and costs, aud p. Fay had to
part with 81 for iuduISjng IN row ia
an East Fad saloon. John McGee set
tied 10 the tune Of s. aud costs for TAX
ing aboard too muCn OF the ardent.
Josephine Boyd, madame Of Tenth
street OrOthel, and her three pWnpbS du
j0i were in the tolls, the former get
ting q fine of $50 and costs and each Of
the latter S.. John Brown, Matt Mi
Ter and George Durham, of Washington,
Pa, were each i0ed s.. George Woods
and Ed. Wilson had 10 pay 81 each for
disOrderly conduct. Hugh Devinney
aud Wm. Mckinney, charged with
fighting, each got 81. Frank KaSey,
George Dixon and ]. A. Gray were each
fined 81 and costs for fighting in the
East End and Elsie Gray was discharg-
ed. John Duke aud w. j. Kennard,
Migrants, were given an hour TO jump
the town,
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IN sOCIETT.
some Past aud Prospective EVentStu tho
Cav World

some Past aud ProIp eotive EVentSta tho
Cav World
Mr. w. L. Garfield and Miss Matilda
Shaffer wsre quietly married at the Nj.
e. parsonage, Bridgeport. last evening
at $50 o'clock by Rev. c. b. Henthorne,
and left on the 40 c. & ?. Il, Il. train
Tor PittSburg. Both parties are resi-
dents OF West Wheeling, and are highly
respected young people. Mr.. Garfield
isa motorman on the b, 3. 81 NJ, T..
street railway.
The first of a series of receptions to
present and former pupils of his Dane
ing Academy will by given tonight by
Prof. John Mullen, In the rooms Of the
Calumet Club. Prof. Charles Killmyer
will make the music.
A notable wedding will take place at
Euicott City, Md, tomorrow, in which
the high contracting parties will be
Miss Minnie Lee Owings, Of that city,
aud NJ. Clarence Watson, of Fairmont.
Both have friends in this city. a
daughter Of Senator German will be the
maid OF honor.
The announcement of the approach
Ing wedding of Mr.. John j. Coniff
the prominent young attorney, and
Miss Lottie Warehouse, daughter OF
Mr.. Johu Waterhouse, OF South Chap
line street, was made at st. Joseph's
Cathedral Sunday morning. The cere-
mony will be performed at the Cathe-
oral on the 24th inst. RI. Rev. Bishop
Douahue will oficiate.
Mr. Charles p. Ambrose, prominent
young merchant Of Berkeley Springs,
w. Va, will be Joined in marriage at
St. Joseph's Cathedral on the cath inst.
to Miss Mamie Cavanaugh, charming
young lady of Thirteenth street.
Mr.. Freckerick Speaker, OF Four
teenth street, aud Miss Minnie Han
mer, of the Island, will be married this
morning at St. AlphousuS Church. Mr..
George Nolte will be best man, and
Miss Cassie Speaker will wall on the
bride.
Miss Kate Ryan, OF North Wheeling,
entertained a number of friends at her
home last evening.
Miss Lizzie Eichenberg will enter
tain about thirt- couples, Thursday
evening, at her home on McCollocL
street. The American band will fur
niSh the music.
Mr.. Charles Nj. Fitch and Miss Mary
PAUL, two well known young people'of
Bellaire, were the parties to a very
quiet wedding at the residence of the
officiating minister, Rev. o. Nj. Holmes,
Sunday afternoon. After the ceremony
a reception was held az the home Of
the bride.
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A FnItnn RIaZe.

A dwelling occupied by family
named Ross, adjoining the paper mill
in Fulton, became ignted from an
overheated fue about ten O'Clock Mon
day evening. The flames were extin-
euished before doing much damage.
The North End volunteer department
responded TO the alarm, but the reel
being heavy, went down the hill too
fast for the qusrtette OF fremen, and
they abandoned IL.
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Polo Game Last Night.

The first COLO contest OF the season
took place last night at the North End
rink between the North End aud Sec
oDd Ward teams. 1t resulted in an easy
victory for the former in four consecu-
tive games. A large crowd enjoyed the
snort. Arrangements will be made for
other games, and it is probable that
several good clubs from other cities
will play the home teams.
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Pror Powell's Lecture.

A great deal of interest is 6einiC oc t"r
Tested ia DR.. Lyman P. POI - loC ,d
at Odd Fellows bal, us T r Cd
" asn'"E -. .Uu "a - free, and the public
nise,oI Wis invited to attend. Prof
poweii .3mes 10 wheeling Ia the inter
dis0 vi the American Society for the Elk
tension of University Teaching, and
may deliver his entire course Of eight
lectures here.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
challenge.

Lou Beuter challenges Geo. Y. Kane,
of the South Side, to skate Tor the cup
which be won at the North End rink
las. winter. Beuter proposes TO SKATE
two-miie heats, best two in three. Kan
won the cup last winter, and with IL the
amateur cham pionship OF the city.
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. SariOug Ch3rge.

Charles Blake. a we'll known citizen
of Benwood, was arrested Sunday on q
warrant sworn out before Justice Harry
Riddle, by sixteen year Old girl named
Mary Meiner. The warrant charged
Blake with an attempt at criminal as
sauIt, the girl alleging that the crime
was committed in upper Benwood about
ten o'clock Saturday night.
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DAISY EMMEr DIVORCED
from Her Husband, j. n. Emmett, Jr.r
the Actor.


the Actor.
New York, October S.-Gilbert Nj.
Spier, as referee. has made the report
10 the Supreme Court recommending
that Daisy Way Emmett is entitled to u
decree Of absolute divorce from her hus'
band. Joseph X. Emmett, the young
actor, aud that he be compelled TO
pay her SO week for her
support and maintenance, and
al additional $40 weekly Tor
the support of their child, Eleanor
Elizabeth Emmett. The evidence shows
that the actor, on April 80, 1892, and on
May l, 1892, lived with Miss Lytton ID
boarding house 81 GaGa4ehsiS; MoEfcs
county, Pa, as husband and wife. The
feport of the referee will be submitted
to the court for confirmation.
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CYOM KIPPUR."
The most Important Feast Day in the He-
brew Calendar

The feast of Yom Kippur, or Day of
Atonement, will be celebrated in He
brew religious circles tomorrow. This
is the most important feast in the jew
ism calendar, falling ten days after the
new year.
The services will begin tonight at the
Synagogue, on Eoff street, and will be
of a beautiful and interesting character.
Rabbi B. A. Bonnheim will preach the
sermon. Tomorrow business will be
suspended all day, and services will be
conducted at the Synagogue. The morn
ing services will be conducted between
the hours of nine and twelve, and in the
afternoon from two TO six O'Clock.
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The Trarsling Men. Home.

BTyGHAMPTOy, n. Y, October g.
A, the banquet rendered By the citizens
Of Blnghampton TO Governors Flower
aud Pattison aud their stats this eve
ming, $50 attended. among them being
May OF the best known commercial
travellers Of the country. The laying
OF toe corner stone Of the Commercial
Travellers Home will occur tomorrow.
The streets have been handsomely dec
Grated with arches and buniing.
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AMUSE MENTS
MS NIBS THE BARON.

His Nibs the Baron, musical farce
opened at the Grand last night TO big
house, the play aud players caught on
immensely. The piece goes with a snap
from start TO finish, in which singing
and dancing run all through the three
acts. Miss Lizzie Anderson as Susie
and Miss Alice Clifford are certainly
two handsome women and their singing
caught the audience. w. j. Lilly as
Felix His NibS, is q decided artist and
his funny aetionscaught the house.
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FOUGHT WITH AXEs.
Two Kentucky Farmers Fight Novel
INT Nom, the Less DeaaIy DueL

HENDERSON, KY, October S.-Two
farmers, Raymond Martin and Robert
Rye, at HebardsviIIe, KY, fourteen
miles from here quarrelled to-day about
a woman. Martin got two axes, hand
ing one TO Rye, he proposed duel.
They fought until Rye had both arms
severed AMI fell dead. Martin received
horrid gashes about the head and breast,
nd IL d VIM
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NOTES OF TEE RIVE6
News Of II, BlIsI All Bo.tnsn Along
the Ono

News Of tIs BlIsI an BoAt'nsn along
The Ohto
The c. Il. Woods will leave this morn
ing for New MatamOras.
Capt. Dippold left here yesterday TO
take charge OF his boat, the DICK Full
ton, at Huntington.
Casper ellis and Con Mcdonald left
the Frank Gilmore at Point Pleasant,
and returned 10 the homes in this city.
There were feet Inches OF water 10
the channel last night, and falling.
PARK ERsBURG, w. VA, October c.
River l foot inches, and stationary.
Weather clear and warmer.
PITTsBURG, October s.-River ; feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and cool.
MoRGASrowx, October s.-River 5
feet inches and stationary. Weather
warm and raining.
PA, October s.-River
eseet inches and stationary. Weather
ehudy with indications Of rain. The
Alan Jacobs Is due up and down Tues
Ay.
WARREN. PA, October s.-River $40
8. a foot aboyAzero. Weather cool with
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would Make a JollylOId senator.

LEXINGTON. cKYo, October S.-The
friends Of Breckenridge are bringing
him out for Senator. Secretary Car
Isle, Senator Blackburn, Gov. Brown,
Gen. Buckner aud Henry Wstterson
are among the otner names mentioned.
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Licencss TO Wed.

In Clerk Hooks Office yesterday,
licences TO marry were issued to James
Hall. aged Of. native of Steubenville,
O., and Rebecca Lost aged "a: native oil
Belmont county, o.; 20 Paulus Semi
henn, aged 81, and Dorese Reinke,
widow, aged 40.
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10 Prnt.ct tne Frontlsr.

BERLIN, October s.-The Cola
GGzeties correspondent at ST. Pei
burg, teiegraphs that for the ~
OF checking TIE depredatIons
Chinese marauders the Russian :
ment has decided 10 promptly
the frontier five baialliens Of
troops, two sotnias OF Cossa
three batteries OF 49, u
will be under the
Neschenk.
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GIANTS GET T6EIR CUP
CONTINUED from First Page.l
rnE KENTUCKY RACES.
Splendid Sport at Lexington Yesterd
A Now Horse Out After Honors.

Splendid Sport at Lexington Yester'
A Now Horse Out After Honors.
LEXINGTON, KY, October So
famous TraDsylvania stake aud Lii
atti's baud caused a tremendous ere
70 attend the trotting races here
afternoon. The sport was exception
ly good, the Transylvania be
the fastest trotting race
decided over this track and ]
the fastest ever troSted IND
State. The fast colt
Wiles l2:e9is), who cost j. Z ~
and Brother, OF Boston, $50, 1000
two-year-old, was the fsyorite az
over the field at $50. He burned
hackers money by acting very b
the start aud breaking the frs
He reared up aud fell to his knee
fore Golden could steady him thl
had so much the best OF ii
was badly distanced, AZotd
ming the heat with cas-
two lengths. In the
heat every body drove for Azote.
was badly pocketed near the
Dan Cupid. Dandy Jim, Trevill
Altar, but Mcdowell pulled arod
others and AZote came home a
without one lick OF punishment.
third heat, Azote won all the way
Ing in a jog by three lengths. 7
ner belongs 10 Monroe Ss
OF Pleasanton, Cal, and is
gelding by Whips, dam Jose, by
pies Hamblelonian. He is a
usgainly looking follow, mLcS
at the witheIs l.r.In S>ris rump,
rs 'ntffstyy-R gated, and by bis gre
tory to-day was shown every
race horse with world o.
speed.
The opening race, the
stake, was an easy thing "a
the second choice, Sallie Sill
/ favorite, never getting bette
place.
The third race. the 9:96 c
finished owing 10 darkn
Edsam, an outsider, took
heats, Josie Allen tie thiI
best the favorite, Ollie X,
TO get second place. Sumt s.
Tne Johnston stake s., CU
trotting. Maud {. won; JIM
ond; Sallie simmons third;
2:l5 class, trotting, \
stake $1,000, Azote won;
second; TrevillIan third; lid
2:26 class, trotting, purse
lshed. Prince Edsam won q
ond heats; Josie Allen
2:l7i+.
LEXINGTON, KY, Octd
$50. 600 Futurity for three
morrow will have for 81
Nellie A., Burzetta, Vanl
Billy Parks. Axlnlte, Al
and Norvandine.
THINKS FITz CAN LICK
BALTIMORE, MD, 0cto
Interview here to-day job
expressed the opinion that
would have very fine G
ming In a fight with Carl
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NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces of Teisgraphio News
In small opacs.

In small opacsz
WAsHfNGTOS, ID. C., Oq3per 5.-Ibe
cash balance la the treasu today was
$l20, 800, 437; gold reserve $3.50.
AyTwERp, October ST Today visit
ed tue "Old Antwerp SEQ OF the eE'
hibitlon here aud totally stroyeo slx
houses, together with their tents. Ine
loss Is heavy
COLUMBIA, S. C., Octobe The decis-
ion OF tue Supreme Court II dispensarg
cases was fled to-day. J4 Pope and
Gary declared the law stitutional.
while Chief Justice AcIgl enis. Gov
ernor Tillman viii nov warfare
against "blind tigers"
IgoSwOoD. MICH. oct John RAJ
veil. a farmer. with his hve, ere|
blown up by giant powt sy, which,
Rayell was thawing 10 -
LoxDos, October s. |ngtry will
sail October - from Sou y for New
York, on board the Anne e steamer
Paris.
YoKOHAMA, October advance
guard OF tue Jspanes as crossed
the Yalu river ana for camp.
battle Is believed 70 ID
Peoria, ILL.,, o ctooe Greenhut
was appointed receive Peoria Iron
and Steel Company. ing mill Ia
Averyville. LiaOiit 5Sj; 20 state
ment OF assets.
wgw Yogx Inc thousand
members r. cloakmakers
n.ion - 81 unanimous
vo,ex be.
tOber s.-Ths
ideally settled
mill trcasut-
Iernoon.
patches 70 me
org and Berlin
the CAY con-
Gods Sarsapa-
old aud yonng
impure blood,
ood's Sarsapa-
dicins.
rely vegetable.
or grips. Sold I
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stnam.hIn ArrivaIi

HAMBure. October s.--Arriyed, Italia
from Baltimore.
NEW YoRK, October 3.-Arrived, Fries
land, from Antwerp.
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}fTHE RAZOR ROUTE.
HENRY PlP3 ATTEMPTS TO SHUFFLE OFF
THIS MORTAL COIL.
On. His Throat From Bar 10 Ear-No Cause
Assigned for the Rash Dsed-His Condition
Very SeriO8S

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
henry Pape, a weIl-known citizen liv-
ing out Caldwel's run, a short distance
beyond the toll gate, attempted suicide
by cutting his throat with a raz0r'
which will in ell probability cause his
death.
TIE first one to discover anything OF
the tragedy was his wife, who was set
ting down stairs with her mother in the
dining room. She happened TO hear
some sort OF a dripping sound and on
looking toward the ceiling discovered
blood tricklug down through the floor.
Sue aud her mother at once ran up
- ASCertain the cause, and were
upon seeing Mr.. Pape lying
floor in a pool blood with a
gash across his throat A
lying on the floor near oy
h.
excitement they attempted
IN, but he was unconscious
IN efforts were useless. Dr..
Ter was 90 once called. and gave
kpedical attention possible, put
raj stitches in the mans neck.
mot seem TO rally al all after
IND was attended %, and tue
physician has little hope for his re-
covery.
PaDe was formerly a street car man
and had many friends and companions,
none of whom noticed anything queer
with hun lately, and they cannot give
an account for his attempt upon his
life. He has recently been employed al
the Riverside plant in BenWOod.
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Their Wonderf

The inventive genlns or
Virginia Republicans Is incl
When the rolling OF the ~
through the Second dIstrlcd
enthuse the laboring people,
whopped over TO the other tao
they say II the labor element
enthused by the bar'l they'll
taps on the oppression screw sVATn
down. and a combination has been ar.
ranged with the coal and lumotr trusts
to reduce wages 20 per cent ill after
the election.
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Tnsrmoneeer zscora.

/. @. Schuspf, ths Opsra House drug
~ made tas fOllowing observations d
tenDsraSure> YESTERDAY: g. NJ. 5
{. m, SO; u 40; Sp. M. as p N,
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VIII Have TO Hump Himseii

WdyHs AetSS.
Warren Miller Is neither 30 great nor
so popular man as the Republicans
try 10 make appear. He will Ahaye 10
hump himself II he gets the ful note OF
his party in his own county.
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Punchs ed = -

BUFFALO, n. v
Kosmiski, workii
punched a dyna
crowbar. He We
OF stones and ca
whole bono In bis
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CHARGED wiz Loo.

Special 10 ne Register.
STEW ,YrLE. Oh
Chrismap, q -
covered this mo
under 81, bo
ing the fire.
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Corhett povener Won.t Ao

COrDott DoFonoF WVu "VV
WSizsl DsnOcrdi.
Fltzsimmons Howard somei has
failed 20 get Corbett Dovener sent
TO a Joint debate. The mat as
we'll be declared of
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nav Ne Heavy Canton Flannel At
=uAI a. EMS& E1nEfs,
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The first Of a series of receptions to
present and former pupils of his Dane
ing Academy will by given tonight by
Prof. John Mullen, In the rooms Of the
Calumet Club. Prof. Charles Killmyer
will make the music.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09

Miss Lizzie Eichenberg will enter
tain about thirt- couples, Thursday
evening, at her home on McColloch
street. The American band will fur
niSh the music.