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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-25
BELLAIRE.

In the city yesterday: Frank w.
Watts, Morris +. Watts, Baltimore;
James L. Herzer, GAINESVILLE, e. II.
Wilbur, Boston; Joseph Kohn, Phlls-
delphIa; j. O. Richardson, 0wltown, n.
Y: d. w. H. Jones, Philadelphia; w.
p. Wilson, Pittsourg; Ernest. Baer, G..
f. Wincher, Wheeling; w. KGgIer, Jr.,
Buffalo, n. y.
Harry Williams, better known as
"Hichu," was arrested by Marshal
Bahra yesterday afternoon on the
charge OF gambling. lie was released
on bond Of $500 TO appear before the
Mayor for hearing this aftefnoon.
John Alum has brought suit against
the Electric Street Railway Company
for So, 600 damages, for injuries re-
ceived by being thrown from his wagon.
James Harrison, formerly Of this
city, has secured the contrac. for paint
ing the iron work of the court house
at st, CIairsvlIe, his bid being 1878.
The city park Is to be provided with
two dozen more seats. II isa pleasant
place to spend an hour or two on a
warm evening.
The funeral OF Miss Kate Weaver, OF
the First ward, took place yesterday
morning. Interment at Philadelphia.
William and Oliver Mayhem, OF this
city, each got one year in the peniten-
tiary for assault with intent 10 Kill.
DR.. and Mrs. Piper left yesterday fer
a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Rev. a.
johnson, at Portsmouth, o.
Miss Matte Dawson has returned
home from visit with friends In
GAINESVILLE.
Ex-County Commissioners \. j. Berry,
OF Dlllie's Bottom, was In town yester-
day.
A young son Of Thomas Cook, died
morning OF pneumonia.
Sheriff NJ. NJ. Scott was in the city
on business.
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sOUTBERN REFRIGERATION.

The annual meeting OF tho Southern
Immigration Society will be held next
week at Augusta, Ga. The society,
which is the outgrowth Of a meeting of
Southern Governors, has for its object
the encouragement Of desirable immi-
grafton to Southern States, and already
much interest has been awakened in the
movement. There is room in the South
for an unlimited number OF industrious,
honest, sober citizens and the society
desires TO bring in people OF this class.
Governor MACCORKLE has taken an
interest in the movement from the first
and will attend the meeting next week
1t Augusta. Ia our own State, as Ia
every other Southern State, the small
land owner is desired. The man who
owns his own property, tills the soil
and raises cattle, fruits orgrain is much
desired, aud too much effort can not be
made 10 secure this class Of citizens.
At the convention held last year,
Major J. c. ANDERSON told OF settle
ment Of Swiss in West Virginia, who
have been here several years, own splen-
did farms, live well and never have
committed any crime since first they
reached this State. They raise fine live
stock, fruits and vegetables and form a
quiet, peaceful, we'll to 90 community
Of their own. They are among our best
class Of citizens.
It is such persons as these the South
Is in need OF and to secure them is the
object OF the Immigration Society. 1t
is formed for praiseworthy object and
should have the active support Of those
who have the interest Of the South at
heart
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ooULDN,r sTAND UITY LIFE.


Like many another lad for whom life
on the farm has grown monotonous,
STEVE ELK1Ns left his country home,
gave up its comforts and life OF hon
est toll, and sought life Of more ex-
element in the city. He left his noun
tain farm 10 Randolph county and took
q brownstone front in Fifth avenue,
New York. The temptations Of the
city proved too much for STEVE and, as
so many country boys have done be-
fore him, he fell into bad company as
soon as he gained the freedom
Of the city. Ton PLATT, J. S. CLARK
son, snd others got hold Of him, and
now he finds himself in disrepute among
his friends. The Cincinnati TtmcS-Stor,
one OF the strongest and most respecta-
bic Republican papers in the grea,
State Of Ohio, thus spurns him:
Tom Plat. Steve Elkins. Col. ClarksOn
and a few other Republican back numbers
are reported TO have met in Washington
tavern Yesterday. quietly shelved Mchiu-
lev. Harrison, Reed and Depew as Presi-
DENTAL possibilities and unanimously NOM
mated q ticket headed by Senator Saxton
of New York. IL is perhaps not surprising
that MeSSrs. Platt X Co. should mistake
themselves for national Republican nom-
mating convention, but Of all men they are
the last the party would ever intrust with
the discharge Of that delicate duty.
Poor STEVE. He ought to have
stayed at home. In Randolph county
he would have been removed from the
temptations Of the city. No PLArT or
CLARKsoN would have met him there TO
blacken his reputation and blight his
prospects. He might have lived
quiet, peaceful country life and been
made magistrate Of Elkins district
Aud when the time to nominate came
around he might have been delegate
and helped TO name presidential can
didate.
But now his hope IS gone. The "evil
communication" have been too much
for him and he has fallen to depths
beyond recovery. "Of all men," says
paper Of his party, they (ELKINs and
his iriends) are the last the party would
ever intrust with the discharge Of that
delicate duty" His character is blasted
BY his intimacy with PLATT, and even
the corrupt old Republican party can't
trust him any more.
On, STEPHEN, my boy, why did you
ever leave West Virginia?
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CITY FINANCES ALL RIeHT.

The Council Committee on Finance
has completed its schedule OF sppropris-
tions 20 the several boards and depart
msnts.Oi the city government, making
"both.ends meet" IN a manner about as
satisfactory as the average OF recent
years, despite the pessimistic predic-
tions of newspapers more anxious
TO be critical and sensational
than TO protect the credit aud perpetu-
ate the good name Of the city. The
total appropriation is S431, 229.7O, as
against S425, 324sO in 1898, ard there
seems to be no good reason why every
department should not be we'll admin
istered upon sums allotted. As is al
WAYS the case, some Of the depart
ments had items covering con-
tsmplated improvements cut oft,
but in no instance will harm
result from this, and with care ard
economy the city will close the present
year in better financial shape than for
some years past.
The Finance Committee,has so far ex-
hibited wise Discrimination. Let it
complete its work in the same COM
mendable spirit. and the city will con-
tinuA to pay It's way.
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Daily Chronicle OF the Movs;nsns OF
Individuals.
spsciaI telegram 10 tie Register.
New YORK, May 24.-G. d. Valid is
at the Broadway Central Hotel.
Mrs. c. w. Taylor left yesterday for
Annapolis, Nd.
B. F. Rumble, Of Moundsville, vas in
the city yesterday.
Miss Mollie MauleY is I'll at her home
on Eighteenth street.
J. Rus. of London, England, was at
the Stamm yesterday.
w. Z. Edwards, OF Huntington, is
registered at the Windsor.
Mrs. J. c. Anderson is stopping with
her husband at the McLure House.
Miss Virginia Hoge has returned from
a visit with friends 10 Parkersburg.
J. w. Boyers aud d. g. Halibsugh, OF
Sistersyille, were arrivals at the Wind
sor yesterday.
James +. Lantry, OF Alexandria, Va,
formerly OF Wheeling, is here on visit
of few days with relatives and friends.
j. K. Mealy, NJ. J. Mealy and Charles
Brown are in the city in the interest OF
the Pittsburs Times. They will remain
several days.
Samuel Jacob, Of Wellsburg; G. F.
Heteshaw and a. Z. Kreps, OF Parkers-
burg, we're the West Virginia arrivals
at the Stamm yesterday.
The Misses Jenkins, who have been
al the McLure for several days, paying
a visit 70 their former pastor, 1T. Rev.
Z. J. Donahue, returned 10 their home
yesterday.
Hon. Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Palmer, Mrs.
D. w. Baird, Mrs. DR.. Harden and quite
number of prominent Welsburg peo-
pie passed through the city to-day en-
route TO Cincinnati, on the steamer
Hudson.
!. q. Engle, Of Middlebourne; John
HenderShot, OF Moundsville; VIM. ID.
doyle, of Centre Point: IL. II. Mercer,
of Wellsburg; Geo. Habernigg, of Sis
tersvilIe; c. w. Ebert, OF Petersburg;
C. A. W. Sheehy, OF Bridgeport, were
tue West Virginians at the Behler yes
terday.
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RECEPTION To REV. LIrTELL.
A Pleasing Social Evsnt at the L. T.
Church Lass Night.

A Pleasing social Event at the L. L.
Church Lass Night.
Rev. J. II. Lttell, who recently &C
cepted call TO the co-pastorate of the
United Presbyterian Church, was the
central figure in pleasing reception
given in his honor, in the lecture room
OF the church last evening. An i'm
menSe throng was present, representing
nearly every Protestant congregation
in the city. There was lavish display
OF potted plants and flowers, judici0usly
arranged, making charming effect.
The guests were received by the pas
tor, Rev. DR.. W. II. Mcclure, and in
troduced TO his assistant, Rev. Littell.
An hour or more was spent in social
conversation. The Ariel Banjo, Mando-
lin aud Guitar Club rendered a number
OF pleasing selections throughout the
evening.
The opening address was made by the
venerable pastor OF the church, who
was followed by Rev. DR.. Cunningham,
Rev. DR.. w. h. Cooke, Rev. DR.. L. K.
Swope, Rev. Jacob Birmingham, Rev.
c. Nj. Afford. Rev. Boyd, of Bellaire,
and otheNs. Rev. Mr.. Littell responded
in q few HAPPY remarks. A season Of
informal sNcial intercourse followed
aSng which light refreshments wsrl,
I'D BIZ eoNmittee Of ladies Of the
- q Kegation.
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BAD WEATHER AT GRAYRSEND.
The Track Hss Boon a Sea of Mud for Five
Days-Cold and Miserable.

Dsys-Cold aud Miserable.
New YORK, May 24.-For five days
the Grayesend track has been sea OF
mud and three thousand persons who
were there to-day,were thoroughly I'M
comfortable in the driving rain.
First race, mile, Trevelyan won,
Dutch Skater second, Despot third;
time, 1869 Second race, five furlongs,
Sir Galahad won, Daric second, South
Side third; time, 1904. Third race,
Brooklyn Derby, mile and quarter,
Dobbins 122, (SimmsG, 2}s 10 l, won 6y
five lengths; Assignee 1872, (TaraI), to
5. second by ten legths; Sir Excess l22,
(Lsmley), to 5, third; time 2:i4%.
Fourth race Glover stakes, five fur
lonliS, Ridicule won, Kallirhoe second,
Philomena third; time 1908. Fifth race,
mile and a sixteenth, Herald won,
Bitten second, Picknicker third; time
l:5915. Sixth race, six furlongs, sell
ing, Addie won, Lord Harry second,
Rose II. third; time Iii.
Following are the entries at Grave
send for to-morrow's races: Three
fourths mile, Weinberg 122. John Coop
err 122, Kentigerna 119, Sir knight ll2.
Rama 10, Faetetura 112, Ascot 100,
Fiirt lO7, Laraisere 1O7, Handover lO4,
Quicksteps 1G4. Mcintyre 104, Torch
bearer 1l2 Second, one-fourth mile
handicap, Banquet 119, Ramapo ll6,
Pickpocket 100, Poklamats 90
Llsxic 90. Third, five-ei ght mile
Flouda III, Corn Cob Ill, Belle of Stone
wall Ill, Glad Ill, Chicot Ill, King
Gold Ill. Fourth, Is mile, selling,
Long Reach 1O7, Emin Bey 107, Specu-
lation 1O4, Judge Morrow 101, Galloping
King 1Ol, Gee. Beck o., Hartford SO,
Clarus So. Fifth, mile, handicap, Rol-
Ter 113, Count 107, Dorian los, Lioer-
tun lO4, Rubicon 1914, Armitage 100
Sixth, q mile, selling, st. Vincent los,
Ninevah l05. Potash 103, Cherry Bios
som 1O3. Windgate 103, Tympanee c..
100, Spademore 100, Flash 100, Canter-
bury 9s, Grellan 9S, Cora 95. Sixth, Is
mile, selling, Pouch G. 113, Amsterdam
lO7, Navaboe 1903, Cashmere 100, Sur
gson 9S, Pearlssh c. 9S, Sallie Taylor
81, Gold Bug 95, Little Ella IS, Romp-
ing Girl %, Vacality 9s.
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, May 24-First race, =
mile, Fagin won; time, leo. Second. a
mile, Prime Minister won; time, 1:02 Il +.
Third, / mile, Service won; time, 1:42 1. .
Fourth, 1916 mile, Ixion won; time.
1875. Fifth, mile aud furlongs,
hurdles, Argenta won; time; 3:21%.
Sixth, 1916 mile, Theodore n. won;
time, 1871.
RACING AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE, Ills. May 24.-First,
x mile, St. Croix won; time. 1875. Sec
ond, s. mile. Tisit won; time, 1:1315.
Third, q mile, ZooIein won; time,
l:O51I. Fourth, one mile, Wightman
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gains OF inst as great extent, or greater,
are noted IN Minnesota. Maryland, West
Virginia aud even ia portions OF Ohio.
II the Republican gains show change
OF sentiment against the Democrats in
certain places, the Democratic gains
show decided strengthening Of that
party In others. This much is certain
in every instance where the Democrats
have gained it has been upon an issue
we'll defined, the issue between the two
great parties.
These facts are most encouraging to
Democrats. They show the party
everywhere to be united. They show
that Democrats are sticking to their par
ty in spite Of Republican assertions to
the contrary. And while for time there
may have been some apathy among the
Democrats who wanted speedIer action
by the Senate, the more recent results
have shown conclusively that there is
lust a. much enthusiasm, as much de-
termination among them now as ever.
Republicans may buster all they
please shout the results OF local cleo
tons. The Democrats are satisfied with
them and with what they indicate.
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The Park Casino Under Roof, and LSsfy.
thing II Lovely.

thing IL Lovely.
Yesterday witnessed the completion
Of the roof Of the big Wheeling Park
Casino. Now that the building Is under
cover, the work OF finishing up the
handsome interior will be pushed at the
utmost speed.
Everything will be in readiness for
the big Elks' opening on June and S.
The fine scenery will be shipped from
Columbus next week. This will be used
by Roland Reed and his company on the
opening night, as we'll as the very finest
stage setting that eau be obtained.
In both comedies the Woman Halter
and Lend Me Your Wife, all OF the old
favorites OF the original cast will sp-
pear, including Miss Isadore Rush, who
is regarded by many Is the most beau
tiful woman on the stage.
In addition to the regular perform
ances at the Casino several other at
fractions will be provided. The great
Elks side show will be in nature OF
surprise to everyone. Brass band con-
certs will be given by the Opera House
band, and the evening will wind up
with a big display OF fire works.
Every ooe is invited this year. Seats
will be placed on sale May 80 at Houses
music store.
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bringing Chicago aud Baltimore closer.
General Angus says that for SEQ, OOo,-
600 the Maryland aud Delaware Ship
Canal can be constructed, and II Man
chester, England, can afford 10 spend
$40, 600, 900 20 gain thirty.fiye miles for
her own uses Baltimore ana the United
States ought to be willing TO invest
$50, 600, 600 10 save PCS miles and pro-
vide the shortest possible route TO the
commerce OF the world, route that
will be open daY and night all the year
round. Baltimore is nearer Chicago
than any other seaport, and General
Angus believes If canal across the
Maryland and Delaware canal were
constructed the monument city would
have the largest traffic and the largest
travel of any city on the Atlantic coast.
Kate Fields WASHINGTON.
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ATLANTIC TEA co.
merit. n, SAFE
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO County

~ The CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO County.
Robert ARE strong. Adminisira-l
tor OF the estate Of David Arm-
strong. deceased.
The Wheeling. Pitts5urg and
Baltimore Railroad Company,
and others.
The defendants. Martin Armstrong. Holmes
Armstrong, David Armstrong Ca-olins Gesry
and Margaret Powell. nOn-residents OF tns
Stste OF West Virginia, will take notice That
the deposition OF Walter G. smith will be taken
on the 3Dth day OF June. in the year lsyi: BE-
tween the hours 90 O'Clock A. m. aud o clock
o. n. ~ the residence OF said smith, on the
esst side Of South Penn street. below FINK
street. IN the city OF Wheeling aud State OF
West Virgins. 70 be read in evidence on behalf
OF the defendant the Wkeeling. Pittsbnrx and
Baltimore Railroad Company, IN tnp above en.
titled cause. and II for any reason tte tAkins Of
the said deposition shall not be begun on that
day. or being begun snail not b. concluded on
thar day. the taxing OF the same viii be ad-
iourned from time to time nniil u shzl be CON
pleted. r- HENRY u. RUsSSLL.
Attorney fon PitfsbprR NJ BAL
tinors Rsl ws
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the upper house OF Congress.

SINCE the withdrawal Of Judge HAIR
vEY from the race for Congress in the
Fourth district, Hon. w. w. THOMAS,
Of Putnam county, has actively entered
the race. Mr.. THOMAS has always been
looked upon as the champion Of the la
boring man, and 1t Is but natural that
he should receive the endorsement Of
the laboring classes, as he has already
done In Putnam county. Their sup
port, which be would surely have,
uould,make Mr.. THOMAS a strong can
didate should the nomination fall to
him. The laboring men OF the Fourth
dlstricE would be glad Of an oppor-
tunity to show Mr. THOMAS their APP
probation OF the care with which he
has always looked after their interests.
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A DEAsocRAT from the first district
who thinks this section should be per-
mitted once In a while to supply can
didate for Senator, suggests the Hon.
J. B. SoNlEEvILLE as a man who would
properly represent this State In the
United States Senate. he is a straight
out Democrat and in every public Of
fee he has sver held HIS served his peo-
pie we'll Should tho Democrats OF the
West Virginia legislature select Mr.. SON.
EEvnLE FOR Senator they would give
the State representative Of whom not
only tAS first district but all four Of
n ,1H9lght point with pride, and one
40 wRpld make 3 reputation In
thu upper house OF Congress.
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TIA
IMPORTERS { COFFEE R0ASTERS,
NE LEAD LET THOSE WHO ClS FOLLOW
OUR PRICE LIST:

GRADUATED Sugar % pounds for. 81. 90
Standard A Sugar % pounds for. LOO
Light Brown Sugar % pounds for. loo
Best Standard Tomatoes. Jeans for 25c
Standard Sugar Corn, cans for. 25c
Sugar Peas, 6 cans for ............ Csc
Bartlett Pears, 3 cans for. Csc
Choice Red Salmon, 2 cans for. Csc
Fresh Ginger Snaps pounds for. Csc
Fresh Butter Crac xers, pounds for 25c
Large Lump Gloss Starce, los. for csc
Rolled Oats, pounds for. .... CSC
Pains Root Beer, bottles for.... 25c
15-pint Beer Mug MUSTARD glasses
Observation-Disclosures. 25c
y pint Catsup, 3 bottles for...... CSC
Choice Large Lemons, per dozen. 10c
Clothes Pins, per dozen. .......... Ic
Carpet Tacks, s-ounce, per box. ic
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First by errors, Cleveland 3. Pitts
burg 8; left on bases, Cleveland 6, Pitts
burg Il; first on balls, OF Young 6, off
Ehret 4; struck out, by Young 4, by
Ehret 8; three base hit. Childs; two-base
hits, Burkett, Mexican, Smith; sacrifice
hit, Ehret; stolen bases, BurKett, Ew-
ing, Tebeau, 0'Conuor, Smith, Nc
Aleer: double plays, Lyons, Bierbauer,
Mack to Lyons; passed balls, O'Connor;
time, 2:25; umpire, Emslie.
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THIh REaEvTEE AT WASHINGTON.
The DAILY snd SUNDAY REGISTER can
he procured IL Washington City ~ the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willsrds
9stsl, and Qussa'B News St&Aa, Nations
hStL
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TEE RR0ISTER AT CHARLESToN.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REaIsTER can
be procured In ChRrisstoa st tas Hotal
Ru6ner News Stand.
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won; time. 1:4s. Fifth. nine-sixteenthsS
mile. Babe Murphy won; time. 0:59.
EKKoRs IN THE EIGHTH
Lost tho Game for Cleveland-How the
CLUBS Played Yesterday.

CLEVELAND. o., May 24.-After Kill
len had been knocked out OF the box in
the first inning everybody thought
Cleveland was sure winner, but. I'M
fortunately. errors in the eighth in
ming lost them the game. Attendance.
5000. Weather. cool and clear. Score:
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IN sOcIErE.
some Past and Prospective Events In the
GAY World

Gay World
The Ideal Club viii give its first hop
OF the summer season In the new Casino
at Wheeling Park, on the evening OF
June 18th, The Opera House orchestra
has been engaged 10 furnish the music.
-
The excursion to Wellsburg on the
steamer Liberty, which was given last
night by the KinS's Sons Of the Zane
Street NJ. e. Church, was complete
social and financial success. The at
tendance was good, and the attractions
interesting. Mayors orchestra played
throughout the trip.
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TBE LATONIA OPENING.
The Sky Was Clear and the Crowd
Large But the
TRACK WASAGREAT SEA OF MUD

Lazzarone Won the Derby in Easy
Style, Leading the Bunch all
the way-It Was a Bad Start
and the Winner Had the Best
of it From the Goa Welcher
Appears on the Track and
Carries OF About S4OO-Other
Sporting Matters.
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DIED.

EVANS-weduesday morning. May 25d, 1894
at 6:l5 o'clock, CARABEI- daughter OF Mrs.
Mary and the late James Evans, aged 50 years.
Funeral services this (FridAy) afternoon A.
family residence, No. 100 Eighteenth street, at
2:s) O'Clock. Friends OF family respectfully in
vited to attend. Intsrment at Greenwood csm'
ete!y. Private.
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