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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01


number Of new dances. and special
programme Of musicak selections at the
irish village, as we'll Is in a number o.
tie other booths. This is Shriners day,
aad the Mobiles of Osiris Temple
will be present tonight in full
force. They will meet, each
wearing full dress, at seven O'Clock. In
the lodge room on thefonrth floor. The
Shriners will then proceed TO the cafes
for supper They have arranged
number OF surprises, and will make this
evening one Of the most attractive OF
the week. Their wives and lady friends
will accompany them. Commencing at
1890 o'clock dance will be given, Tor
which the Opera House orchestra Will
make the music. Tomorrow evening
the Linsly Institute boys will be down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01
AMUsEMENTS.

HIGH CLASS VAUDEYILLEs IN DEMAND.
The theatre going public Of America
is becoming more enlightened every day
TO the fact that the emotional drama,
scenic effects, melo-drama, farce come
dians and sensational plays are not
what they want, and to-day the better
class of vaudeville entertainments are
in great demand. Such an attraction
has been secured in the Rogers Brothers
Company OF Fun Makers, which will
make its first appearance this season In
this city at the Grand Opera House
commencing a three nights engagement
tonight. Reserved seats on sale at the
Grand box Office.
DANGERS OF A GREAT CITY.
dangers of a Great City, melo-
drama of power and romantic interest,
will be seen at the Grand the first half
of next week, beginning Monday. Feb
ruary 5th, with matinee on Wednesday.
The star parts in it are acted by Dave
Davidson aud Ramie Austin. The latter
has q threefold part. Mr. Davidson
plays a detective, an Italian counter
feiter and Hebrew peddler. %By the
World Forgotten" Will be given Thurs
day evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01
Writing Them Himself

This paper noted that a certain young
man of South Wood street had received
q threatening letter, purporting to have
come from White Caps, threatening him
with forty lashes, If he did not close at
tentions to South Main street young
lady. The same young fellow showed
the letters to policemen. Now yester-
da5 he received still more threatening ct
tsrs. 1t is pretty certain that the young
man is seeking notoriety by writing the
letters himself. lie proposes to show
the letters. to the Mayor, he says, and
If he does, in all probability he will be
arrested for a crank, as such be seems.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01
IN SOCIETY.
Some Past aud Prospective Events In the
Gay World.

some PasC ana PrOspectlVo Events In the
Gay World.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schaub celebrated
their twenty fifth anniversary of their
marriage yesterday at St. Alphonses
Church. The church was beautifully
decorated with potted plants and
flowers. High mass was read by Father
Ddacus, assisted by Rev. p. Leo and
Rev. P. Peters. The evening was spent
at Mr.. Schaub's home on McColloch
street, where refreshments were served
at seasonable hour. Mr.. Schaub 10
the wel-known official at the Central
Glass Co., Factory 20"
Miss Katie Miller, a popular young
lady OF SOL Main street, celebrated her
eighteenth birthday, last evening, at
her home, in a most enjoyable manner.
A number Of her young friends were in
vted, and good music and most pleas
ant social time were delights of the
evening. A repast was spread for the
guests at an appropriate hour.
50
Miss Marie Kline, a popular young
lady of South Chapline street, enter
tanned the the Marcellus Club at her
home last evening in an enjoyable man
ner. Good music was furnished and The
most delicious refreshments were served.
-
Last Friday night the Juniata club
entertained at It's rooms In a most
pleasant manner. Thirty couples at
tended, and good music, dancing and
refreshments made the evening part;c-
ularly enjoyable.
The Valley Star Club gave its dance
at Menge g. Howley's hall last evening.
A jolly time was had, and Prof. Pinkuss
gave the music.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01
A bold Thief.

Last Saturday night George Bor-
deaux, night engineer at the Court
House, had a pair Of brand new
shoes, valued at $500 stolen. BE left
the shoes in room near his work and
then locked the door. The thief
gained an entrance and stole the shoes,
but left gold watch and money in q
coat pocket in the same room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01
stIlIin Jail.

1t was expected that BENZ. Earnshaw,
the Wetzel county man accused OF
forgery, would be able to furnish bond
last night, but his friends failed to pn
in an appearance. He is still confined
in Jail. Justice Gillespie yesterday
continued the preliminary hearing for
ten days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01
The New ALLEYS at the PARK.

A gentleman from Akron, O., a
special builder of bowling alleys, ar
rived in the city yesterday, to begin
the erection of the four fine regulation
alleys to be built at Wheeling Park.
This work is to be pushed as rapidly as
possible. In connection to this at the
Park large pavilion 90x120 feet is to
be built near the new alleys. The
materials are ordered for this building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01
non,. Re - slave

To the absurd notion that tyrannizss many
minds, that violent drastic purgatives win cure
youof costiveness. IN reality they only agsra-
vate your ailment Tor this obstinate trouble.
"a for biliousness aid dyspepsia, Hostetter's
stomach b tiers is aq ali sufficient specific. It
Is sn efficient Safeguard against malaria snd
nervousness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01
A Major Elected.

Col. James T. MCGEE, of Lieutenant
Colonel Stills staff, K. G. E., was
elected Major Of the Second Battalion,
u. r. X: at p, at meeting last mig ht
at Dueker g. Walther's hall. The
newly elected officialsis member OF
Col. Barpard Stanley Division No. 21.
officers of the following divisions
elected the new major: CGur De Leon
No. l, Colonel Barnard Stanley, No. 2l,
Colonel John Mather, No. 90. Sir
Knight McGee was unanimously elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
Times Getting Better.

At its headquarters last evening, the
Sixth ward relief committee issued but
twenty-four orders. less than half as
many as % last Friday or Monday
night. Times getting better makes 1t
noticeable In the Sixth ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01
ATLANTIC TEA CO.
Ne Lead, Let Those Who Can Follow,
PRICE LIST.

GRADUATED Sugar, % pounds.....Sl 90
Rolled Oats, pounds. ........... 25
Best Gloss Starch, : pounds. 49,. IS
New Dates, 4 pounds. ............ e5
New Cal. Evapora,ed Peaches. elbs rs
Mail Pouch Tobacco. per pound. %
CaIlfornIa Prunes, large. per pound s
Choice ,Rasins' per pound ....... 8
Fox's Corn Starch, per pound. 9
Carolina Rice, per pound. ........ S
New Lima Beans, per pound. ..... 8
New Navy Beans, per pound ..... s
Good Laundry Soap, bars.. o
Pettljohn Food, per package. IL
Gold Dust, per package. 20
Carpet Tacks, o., per package /
Clothes Pins, per dozen. .........
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01
NOTES OF The arvsR
News OF the Boats and Bostmsa Along
the Ohio.

the Ohio.
The Lizzie Bay cleared for Charleston
and Kanawha river points.
The Ben Hur was yesterdays Parkers-
burg packet, departing AZ IL A. VI.
The marks on the landing last night
showed 7 feet 10 inches OF water in the
channel and stationary.
PITTsBURG, PA. January 31.-Riyer
4 feet inches and falling; cold and
showing.
WARREN, Pa. January s1.-Riyer 2
feet and falling; cloudy and mild.
MoRGANrowS, Nv. Va. January 81.
River feet and fonary; clear
and cool.
on CITY, PA, Nil, ?
feet 10 inches -
cold.
GREESsBo-
feet in
warmer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01

REMEMBER the B. & o. excursion to
Washington City and Baltimore, Thurs
day, February sth. Round trip $1,000.
Tickets good returning until the 18th.
Through sleeper from Wheeling on the
lax n m train
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01
THOSE DELICIOUS LUNCHES.

Something About the Meals sefyed n
the Masonic Cafes.
The lunches served each day fran 1:
to D. N. at the Masonic Temple Som
prise delicious steWed oysters, coffee
and everything else that goes to Make
Up an Appealing meal. Separate BILL.
sf fare are provided for lunch and $40.
per, and each meal is given as mukt
cake and attention as II is possible fl
Weddings most notable housewives Il
beshcv.
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ATLANTIC :! TEA Co.
Oo.ru I'll eAre
GRANITE
VI AND BLUE AND WHITE
Enameled Ware
At greatly reduced prices this week a:
GEO. ". J0asSON's Sons.
ial5 l2l0 Main Street
NATIONAL VACCINE VIRUS.

NATIONAL VACCINE VIRUS.
Pro2agated under the inspection OF nediea
officers OF the U. s. government Relied upof
by SURG. Gen. john y. Hamilton, Nj, ~ 3, AZ
DR.. Peter II. Bryce, Secretary Outafio boal
OF Health. Ia protecting our northern iiordei
against Montreal during the late epidemic. ~
is Vaccine used by the 5. Army. II has re
celvsd the endorsemen many state Bos'is
OF Health and Health ONA ~ ksS2cis--
bears the date OF charging
clnations guaranteed AZ usru -IsutH -
DAYS after date OF charging. Our prsteot
packet seals each point individually and pi
vents It's exposure before IL is usosi. We refaso
70 sell crusts. Our rates 10 physicians hssfai
follows. by mail prepaid; Ivory Points, 10 cts.
each 10 for 81. special rates 70 druRgists
Health Officers and Health Boards. sample
package Of B points 80 cents.
OFFICE HEALTH OFFICER,
SAVANNAH. Ca, Jan. ~, 1891.
National Vaccine Esfa6HshWcnf.
Gentlemen: / have used over twelve thou
sand points from your establishment Win
five physicians vaccinating under my direction
have but few reports OF failure; IN primary
vaccinations but two failures have D-en rt-
ported Very truly. w. Il. Drummer, NJ. d..
Health officer Clty OF savannah.
Agents for West Virginia: hcLAlN BROS,
Dental and Surgical Depot. hcLain Block,
Room No Il, Second Floor, Wheeling. w. Va.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.

ONE NIGHT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY iss.
The Comedy Event OF tho Season,
HOYTS
Great Satire on Superstition.
You won'tdo a thing
A but laugh.
Company headed -.
BRASS the yer'aii : Gomez
MONKEY. GEO. MAEoN.
Admission 20 and $50 Reserved Seats fl.Oo.
Seats on sale al &. A. Houses music store. bale
to commsbce Tuesday, January 3Oth. ja2jevdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-01

Ladies Won can discuss .hs elegant FURNITURE that
We are supplying for Dining rooms, Parlors ana beo
rooms. For every room, hail. niche and corner Of yOg1
homes we have the appropriate article OF
Massive and Imposing Elaborate Medium ana ram
Light and Elegant all finely finished and OF the ia'es
make and design.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-20

aelt 20 rs TO save the landlady that much Of
the servants time With the same end in
view she never Uses more than one plate
either at breakfast or dinner One knife,
one fork aud one spoon serve her. no mat
ter what the menu =. H. is such a saving.
Five minutes after o'clock Mrs. Green
put on her new Sl.90 jacket, assembled the
kitchen stairs. walked through the rear
ward aud out on to Henry street through
the gate which Is used for ash barrels and
garbage and the comings and goings Of the
servants She strode down Henry street
10 Pineapple. then over 60 Fulton and To-
10 the bridge. She walked acru-. the boz .dge
to New York and went 20 thc Chemical
bank building on broadway. a man WAS
sweeping the sidewalk rs Mrs. Green rcach-
Ell the door II was about $3.50 a. M. and
the humblest clerk Ia the big bank had not
come TO work yet. The woman OF millions
nodded To- the sweeper, who returned tho
nod respectfully enough. but did not re-
move his hat Then she went inside and
up stairs 10 her desk.
Hetty Green's Office Is In the Chemical
bank. She Is one Of the largest stockhoid-
en- ia the Institution. and her Chemical
bank stock H. the only personal property
abe does not swear on when the commits
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-20

has more money than other woman in this
great country, and who stands seventh on
a list OF American m.llionaires. giving prec-
edencc In wealth only to Astors, Wander
bits and one Rockefeller
Within n short distance of the financial
center of New York are three or four such
boarding houses ms the one on Pierrepont
street, where Mrs. Green stops for a month
or two and then suddenly departs Some
times she spends "A few weeks with Mr. Ma
gure, who has "a boarding house in West
Forty-seventh street Last summer She
spent several weeks az Maguires hotel, The
Ocean, nt Far Rockaway. a modest fur
nished room house at Jersey City Is one OF
Mrs. Green's temporary abiding places, and
there is small boarding house in Astoria,
y. y. where she often eats and sleeps.
Mrs Green makes frequent trips 10 Chi
cago, and when i'm thnt city she stops at a
hotel She often poes 10 Bellows Falls, VT,
because she owns or holds mortgages on
numerous parcels Of property there. Among
other things, she owns the tollgate prvi-
leges, and when she rusticatos in the little
Vermont village half her time is spent az
the toll office watching the pennies come in
as teams and pedestrians pass through.
Although Mis. Green lives alone, she has
n husband. q SOB aud daughter and is not
on bad terms wish them. Her husband,
Edward H. Green. had fortune once, but
lost il la spCculut on lie now lives mod
estly on an allowance from his wife In a
New York boarding house. lie is not in
business and spends most of his time sit
ting by window az the Union club watch
ing the pedestrians ON Fifth avenue.
Edward Green. tine son. is a tall. well
built young man. who wears glasses, like
all the rest of the family. aud has "a mus
tache and mild. iuolrusive side whiskers.
lie walks with "a slight limp. he is 20
years old and looks after his mothers in
terests out Of town. lie lives Ina Chicago,
but is now ia Texas.
Miss Sylvia Rowland Green. the daugh-
ter. is tall, rather plain featured young
woman of - years. who has a fortune OF
S5.UO0.O0J In her own right. besides being a
prospective sharcr in her mothers vast e--
tate Mis- Guatn wears glasses aud j. boz
cined 10 De- melancholy. She il livingno
with Miss Annie Lcary at so Fifth avenue,
New York
Miss Sylvia and her mother have many
tastes and ideas ia common, aud Mrs
Green has often sni0 To- intimate friends
THAT her daughter would probably take
lstter care of the Green fortune than her
brother NoL However. Ned Is her man of
business. and she Is very proud Of him. al-
though she has suspicion that he b. in
cliued to be- rxtruvaganL
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sioners Of taxes and assessments nave thlir
annual encounter with her. She keeps her
spare cash In the bank, and there Is always
enough Of this TO lake good check for
three or four millions II she chooses 20
draw IL. In the vaults Of the bank are Mrs.
Green's strongboxes, where are some 3d.
100000 worth Of government bonds, securi-
ties, mort cages and "A magnificent collcc-
tion Of diamonds. All Mrs. Green's letters.
no matter how addressed, 90 TO the Chem
ical bank. She gets hundreds Of begging
epistles every week, and they invariably
reach the wastebasket.
Mrs. Green took her luncheon at the
bank. It was brought in from restaurant,
as is the custom ia tanks. IL didn't cost
her anything and was "A clear saving OF 1875
cents. Here, as IN many other instances,
Mrs. Green's striking resemblance in per
sonal habits to Russell Sage comes out
strongly. Russell Sage takes his luncheon
every day at the Western Union building
because lie can get it for nothing, being "A
director ia the big telegraph company.
All day long Mrs Green sat at her desk ex-
aiming papers, writing short. crisp letters
and occasionally talking with some bank
official or lawyer whom she had sent for.
Il was O'Clock when she left the bank and
Joined the thousands Of tired homeward
bound Brooklyn folk on the big bridge.
Half an hour later she was seated at the
little table in the Kitchen Of the boarding
house ready for her dinner
Mrs. Green spent that evening, as she has
spent most of her evenings for the Est
month. il the boarding house kitchen.
Then she went up stairs TO her little hall
bedroom and retired She doesn't read or
do any business in her own room in the
evening She is rs frugal and economical
in the interests Of those she likes as for her
self, and she has told Mrs. Bonita many a
time that It. would be q waste Of gas for her
TO remain in her own room at night when
she might just as well be in the kitchen,
where the gas was burning anyway.
This is an actual record of one day in the
life Of Mrs Hetty Green, who has S60,O0o.
600 in her own name and most of it where
she can put her hands on it quickly. These
details of boarding house are not petty
or trivial when they concern a woman who
occupies Mrs. Green's position. IL is not
only interesting. it is instructive, to know
exactly what manner Of person it is who
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-20

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ notice Is hereby given that meeting of thu
stockholders Of he Golden hessengsr Mining
company will b. held a. the office % the COM
PAM on the seooni floor u the Merchants Ma
uonsl aux building. room !. in the city OF
helena. Lewis and Ilarks county. state Of Mon
tAna on FRIDAY the 9th day Of March, A.
ID 1924 far the purpose Of submitting such
stock dsrs pfoDos ion to soil and convey all
Of the property Of sid company.
The Property hereby intended to b. sold and
oonveyei i particularly described ~ folowa. to-
q certain right 10 the use Of water Of Trout
creek MeAgher county, Montans, A. evidenced
~ certain indenture entitled Notice OF water
Mght. dated the 18th day OF May. 1871 and eH-
ecuted By homas CoOnsy and recorded June z.
1871, a. o'clock y M. In book 81 locations.
page a. ~ the records OF heagher county
Also tie Anna Eliza quartz lodge mining
claim. tie location notice OF which Is recorded
In book pr Of le1o locations page JG5. rec
Orda Of heagher county. Montana
Loo tbs holden Messenger quartz lode mining
claim. the location Hotioe OF which IL recorded
IN book 'l' Of lode locations PAGE 5J5. records
Of 4 eaghor county. Montana.
Also ne Aesayer's Lelght quartz lode mining
claim, the location notice Of which il recorded
In book .i'n Of lodo locations pAqe 57l records
Of Neagher county. ~ ontanA
Also the little } andy quartz lode mining
claim tha ocAtlun no ice Of which II recorued
in book II OF lode locations page BIZ records
OF Me1gher county, MontAns.
AlsO tie home Guard quartz lode mining
claim. the location notice OF which il recorded
in book 90 Of lode locations IAge a. records
Of meaEher coun y, Montana.
Also the Florence quartz lode mining claim,
the location notice of which Is recorded in book
o. Of lode locations, page ~, records of
Mesgher county. Montana.
Also tho home Guard millsite, the location
notice Of which is recorded in book Of miscel-
laneous records, page s4l, heaehet county, Mon
tana-
Also q fiftle Dandy millsit, the location
NOTICE o, which Is recorded IN BOOK Of miscei-
lsneone records, page Sio, heaghor oouuty, kon-
taua
Also tho Golden Messenger millslte the locI-
tan notice Of which ~ recorded in book / of
miscelanoous records, page 3i4. heagher county.
Montana.
Also the jim Dandy quartz lode mining claim,
the location notice Il which Is recorded Ia book
-. page =. Of lode locations, records Of Meagher
county Montana.
Also TIE Kelly Gulch placer claim. situate
lying and being in Belt mining district, Meagher
county. Montana
Also that csr,ain mill and all machinery. tools
ana other appliances connected herewith upon
the Golden Messenger millsite. OF upon any Of
geiher with all the buildings and houses Of every
description and kind upon faid Goldon hessen-
ser milllie OF tlseVhero upon any OF sad prop
critics. and also all personal property of every
kind ard description 10 onging to said Golden
Messenger Mining company.
by order OF the board Of trustees
THOMAS IA. DOUGHkRTY.
Attest PRESIDENT
hHAkK FULLKR. Secrotary.
NALEN IIsE HEINF1CH,
OK RGE W. CLARK.
CARL Bhh STEAM.
A majority Of the trustees.
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CHEEIFFS SALE WILLIAM G. Z. LIGHT
- wnTdt plaintiff, Thomas J. lorier,
Artinosia Porter Inns wife. ihgmAs iilehrisL
Under and by virtue OF an order ui . Ale an de-
distriet eourf u the First judicial district OF the
ttate of nontanA. IN and for the county OF owls
and Clarke. the q day u februAry. a. ID
1925. iu the above entitled action wherein illam
a.. D. q lchtWhrdt. the above namod piatnilH, OBJ
tanned Judgment and decree % foreclosure aud
"a against thomas q. Porter, Afiineria
Porter his wife. Thomas Gilehrtst. a.
signee and Miller Cavanaugh, defendants on the
"a day Of February, A. j.. lssL Tor
the tum OF -. !5l.. y, besides interest,
oos.s aud attorney fees which said de
1874! recorded IN Judgment book No o. said
court ~ nAge . am commanded 10 sell all
ate. lying and being in tbs county Of Lewis and
clarke. state OF Montana. and bounded aud dc
scriboi a. follows, % wit
Iha wet hall % tho northeast Quarter. an
the east halt Of tho northwest quarter aud the
southwest Quarter OF the northwest quarter n
ssci, On twenty tso t22l. township eleven an.
erouud containing about nine 90 acres ~ land
heretofore decided ~ MILAN g.. T. lschtwardt
snd Anna ichtwasit. his wife, TO the Aontana
central tailway company. by deed hesrins date
July &, 1855, and recorded Jan. ~ itai. IN book
- 81 d"ed'. page PAS IN the office q the
county clark and recorder 81 Lewis aud Clarke
oaunty. state % MontAus. the tame beiug Tor
rlrht ~ way purpafes. Together with Ell case-
rnenfs thereto beisnginE or ia snywise attached.
iu.Iuding all water rights AMI privilege and rll
inch,a fumes or mole, ~ conveying wNter
foui -frearn To- sni uron said isnd
IoeCtter viii all AMI singulsr thu ieue
freuta hsrelitahents And appur chances thero-
unto t.s.ouging or On any wte auprrtAtutng.
iuhho notice Il hsreh, given. that ON Tues.
day tho ith day uf vbfu.rf. a. ID =. 1891. At n
O'Clock ma Of that day al the front door % the
ronrt house. Helena lewis aud larss couuty.
Montana will ia ID silence said ordar Of sale
aud dreras % force boo ure aud tal-. cell the above
d..scrI issl uropnrtg o. 80 much thereof mar
h., rsttsssry o. satisfy ssid Judgment With iu-
f.fes aad cosia. 90 th8 III .hssi and bsst bidder
f.r rash iu hand.
oisen under my hand. this 9TH day Of ehrusry.
CHARLES u. CURTlS sheriff.
Ii IaEu l. Loss. Inter hcrid
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