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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-14
SMALL TALh
Minor MATTERS OF Interest Briefly and
PithlIY Told

Minor matters of Interest Briefly and
PithIiV Told
THE painters will finish their work at
the new building At Mozart Park this
week.
THE stockholders OF the Children's
Home are called to meet on the twenty
first instant.
THE leading hardware dealers OF the
city will close their respective places OF
business at $50 p. M, Saturday ex-
copied.
A LAND turtle which weighed over
five pounds was caught at Forty-hith
street yesterday. This is an unusual
size for this kind OF turtle.
WILLIAM HEIsKEL, OF the Mcclure
house. had one OF the largest magnolias
ever seen in the city yesterday on exnl-
bition at his stand. The flower was
fully three feet in diameter, while the
blossom itself was nine inches. 1t at
tracted general attention.
FLOYD PICKARD, of the South Side,
whose name was In the REGISTER yes
terday m orning as having taken lauda-
mum, was all right yesterday, and kick
ing. He called at the REGISTER ONCE
about a half dozen times yesterday to
! say that no girl was mixed up In it. he
saws that he took the laudanum By mis-
take, and that DR.. Taylor saved his LIE.
The opening OF the summer season oy
the Ideal Club last night was brilliant
society event. The guests Of the popu-
lar Organization TO the number OF hun
bred or more assembled In the wheeling
Park enclosure last night. and enjoyed
a rare terpsichorean feast, for which
the melody was provided Dy the Opera
House orchestra. At midnight lunch
con WAS served In the Park cafe.
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TIE ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS.
The state Convention at Charleston FIn-
ishes lts Work.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, June l3.-The
State convention OF the Ancient Order
of Hibernians continued its session to-
day and adjourned sine die at 6 p. m.
The various committees reports were
considered and adopted. Some new
features were added to the order,
among which is an insurance depart
ment. The State officers with the
county delegates were appointed a
commission 70 draft plans and rules for
the insurance. The committee appoint
ed To consider the matter Of forming a
ladies' auxiliary reported favOrably on
the proposition, and the report was
adopted. Steps will be taken to provide
for a ladies' auxiliary at once. The
new bylaws reported by the committee
appointed TO revise and redraft the
same were adopted.
New officers were elected as follows:
VIM. +. Weir, of Wheeling, President,
reelected; Il. F. Murphy, Parkersburg,
Secretary, elected; j. 2. Clark, OF
Charleston, Treasurer.
The next meeting Of the convention
will be held in Keyser 10 1896.
The date has not yet been fixed.
The delegates say this was the most
successful aud pleasant meeting ever
held by the order. There was more
brotherly feeling, more enthusiasm and
more enjoyment than at any former
meetings. A complimentary banquet
was rendered the HibernianS tonight
az the ST. Albert MOTEL
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Now for Wheeling Park

NOTES.
Now for Wheeling Park.
Let us have more National conven-
tons.
1t is Con Yeager, If you pIease-not
Con Jacobs.
As rival attraction, the fire was a
glttering success.
And they say the fun didn't stop at
the Fair Grounds.
The pickinlnny band, led by Albert
Schenk and Adolph Landau, created no
end of amusement.
John McGsnnon did not have horse
in the running race, and great wonder
was expressed thereat.
A. w. Gaddum and John j. Dupps, OF
Cincinnati, representing a supply house,
were circulating among the boys.
The Connecticut and other eastern
delegates will depart this morning.
To-day's session will commence prompt
y at seven a. m.
Will Bowers has been acting as secre-
tary of the general committee, during
the Illness of George Weimer and makes
a most efficient officer.
E. F. Hanke, professionally known as
one of the Verona Bros, gave very
interesting exhibition upon a tight rope
and trapezs, before the beef dressing
exhibition. Hanke is one OF the pest
aerial artists in the profession.
The closing entertainment will DO one
of the best. The delegates and public
generally will go out this afternoon
to the "Garden Spot Of the Ohio Val
lev" The outing will close at ten
o'clock. A programme OF speeches and
songs has been arranged with view TO
making this a genuine love feast. Don
miss to-day's outing, delegates.
"You Bet" behaved badly when
brought out on the track for the first
heat of the running race. The little
colored Jockey could not control him,
and he went around the track for two
miles at wild pace, paying no atten-
ton to the efforts of people on the track
20 stop him. The jockey almost turned
white. When he passed the judges
stand for the fourth time the expert
ment of ringing the bell was tried, and
he stopped short Again on the second
heat the animal ran off, and was con-
trolled with difficulty. But for his dis
position to be unruly, "You Bet" would
have shown up well in the race.
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MoRE power to the sturdy Democrats
OF the Sixth ward and their new club.
They are taking the only practical
means TO win by organizing. Il is an
example worthy Of being followed by
the Democrats Of every ward in the
city. Hustle and victory are insepera-
i Die in politics at sll times, and the Dem
ocrats need to do a good deal Of hust-
ling this year to overcome the effects
Of the tricks and illusions Of the ever
active and willy enemy.
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division was headed by Marshal Charles
Haufe, ard was made up Of the jour
neymen butchers, headed by Meisters'
band. The third division was made up
of butchers boys, with Henry Bayha as
Chief Marshal. The boys wore duck
coats and plumed hats. Mayors band
be AIDED this division.
Crowds lined the thoroughfares
through which the column passed, and
the butchers were frequently chsered
by their friends. More than six hun
dred men were in line. The fronts Of
business houses and many private resi-
deness along the route showed hand
some decorations.
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day regarding certain sections Of the
constitution as reported by the Policy
Committee, and it was amended In several
particulars. That portion OF the con-
stitution providing for a mutual benefit
fund, was stricken out The section
providing that the Association be pre-
pared to at any time organize coop
erative stock-yard and aboatoir, met
with a similar fate. This propo-
sitlon was revival of } scheme
adopted at the Dallas, Texas. conven-
ton two years ago, but which has never
been pushed. IL was laid on the table
at yesterdays session.
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RESPONSIBILITY FOR DELAY.

ItisIsgitimats enough for a minority
by remaining passive TO prevent legis-
lation which the majority is amply able
10 pass, but will not, through either
cowardice or simple neglect The ma
jority's policy alone can be carried OUT
and it is not expected that the minority
shall turn In and help do It.
That sort OF hlibustsring is eXeusa-
bic. The people can stand it. and place
the blame where IL properly belongs;
nj wAat are we TO say Of the spectacle
,n d By the Republican minority
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SrsciGl 20 ths RsstSss--
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June Ia
Early this morning FIRE was discovered
in r. Wild's stable. IL COM
municated 30 the surrounding build
ipQs. and the FIRE department had
hard work preventing big confaEra-
tion. The stable. ice house and out
sbed belonging to Mr. Wild, were al
most entirely destroyed and other
property damaged. The fire was Of In
cendiary origin.
OrrIs Davis, niue YEARS old, was
drowned this mornfNg = the dam at the
head Of Hutdhnso1 isldaa-
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of a House and Lot in the Eighth
Ward.

BY virtue Of . dscrse OF the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county. W. Va. made In the case Of
Matilda HArding's Executor
vs..
Lizzie Moore Of ais,
on the Cd day OF June, 1894. shall, on
SATURDAY JULY 1lrH. 1884
at 10 o'clock a. m.. o1sr for Gals AZ public auc-
ton, lot No. IL In square Nc. IL. situate ia the
Eighth ward Of the city Of Whesling. ". Va.
TEaas OF SALE-Onetbird and az n uch more
as the purchaser may elect IA cash, An1 he
residue In two equal payments In SIT $40
twelve months frem the day Of sale, with istsf'
est the purchaser giving for the deferred pay
ments his notes With good personal security,
and the title 10 be retained until the pufchae
money IL all paid. GEo. y. BOYD,
Special Comrnigsisneh
T., John W. Mitchell. Clerk OF the Cifcvi:
Court Of Ohio county. do certify that bond asa
security have b.es given by the said commits
siouer a. required by law.
ieiloawt JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk
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NOTES or The KIVEs
new, OF tue Bo.ts AL BoAtmsa Aisag
the Ohio

PIrTsBURG, PA. June 13.-River 3
feet 5 inches; weather clear and warm.
OIL CITY, PA, June 13.-River foot
10 inches and falling; weather clear AMI
pleasant
SrEUBESvILLE, O., June 13.-Riyer,
s feet s inches and falling; weather,
clear and warm.
GREENSBORO, PA, June 13.-Riyer z
feet inches and falling; weather fair
and warm.
WARREN, PA. June 13.-RiVer loot
s inches and falling; weather clear and
warm,
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hon. LORENZO DANFORD NOMINATED
Jefferson County makes the Break and
is Followed by MOnrOs.

NLellels ~ go Aa1e~'f-t-
SrEUBENvILLE, o., June 13.-The
deadlock In the Republican congress
sional convention was broken tonight
on the 25Sth ballot by Jefferson
county casting forty-nine votes
for Danford and being fol-
lowed by Monroe with sixteen votes,
giving him ninety-Seven in all and
nominating him. Members of the dele
CATION protested that the chairman, w.
Med. Miller, had no authority 10 cast
their votes, but IL is understood that he
had his instructions from Mr.. Gill.
The Harrison county delegation was
very indignant and cried fraud, but
Senator Nichols, chairman OF the con-
yention decided that the chairman had
the right to cast the vote and it was al
lowed 20 stand.
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arax,on Politics,
e,>efaf 10 the RSgLstsy.

sp<cfdI % tlt Ht7uI~.
SUTTON, w. VA, June 13.-This
county will be well represented at the
State Republican League next Tuesday
NJ Fairmont. BTaxton county VIII be
In the field for president OF the
League in the person OF G. ID.
Elliott L. u. Wade Is now 10
vour section OF the State
looking after Mr. Eiliotfs interests. j.
#. liver. late candidate for auditor. Is
now In the east and will return oy way
OF FaIrmont to see the boys. MI. Alex
r. Crook, OF the West Virginia and
PIttsburg railroad. IS the latest candi-
date mentioned for Congress In this dis
trict.
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A COMFY ISLAND lion tanner had half
her face chewed of by lion between
whose Jaws It was part Of her "act" to
insert her head. She may die. The
way to prevent such accidents is to pro-
bibit such fool-hardy performances.
Even the small boy could get along
very we'll at the circus or the zoo with
"a kh.r,
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THE REGISTER does not wish to enroll
itself among the anti-hOrse race crsnks,
but it must register its unalterable OPP
position TO the running OF the noble
animals to death as four Of the cowboy
riders did in the recent 1OO-mils race in
Nebraska.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-14

TIE news of the decision OF the
miners to continue the coal strike is
very bad news, indeed. II is bad for
the strikers, on whose shoulders the ma
tioual officers and the operators have
now unloaded all the responsibility.
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TIE CONTENTION.
A short Business Session Held In the
Afternoon.


After reaching the Fair Grounds the
delegates to the Convention returned to
the city, and after taking dinner assem-
bled at the Convention hall.
Ii was one o'clock when President
Shaw raped for order. The delegates
at once resumed consideration of the
new constitution. 1t was slightly
amended, and then adopted as a whole,
providing for 3 complete REORGANIZATION
of the national body upon an entirely
new and practical basis. In view
OF the fact that the local Association
had prepared an elaborate programme
for the afternoon, the delegates decided
TO adjourn until seven o'clock this
morning, when the conven ton will re-
assemble proceed TO an electichlof OH
GERS under the new constit' q, aud
then adjourn
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WsILE the Republicans are talking
the tariff bill to death in the Senate the
House should pass the Fithian Free
Ships BILL Down with our Anticipated
shin laws.
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sIsrERsyILLE NOTES.
Special TO fhs RsalEs-.

SpsetGi 10 tAs Rsots,s-.
SIsTERsvILLE, June i3.-The receipts
OF the Eureka Pipe Line Company, as
reported this morning by the engineers
at the Thistle pumping station Tor the
tweuty-iour hours ending to-day At .
o'clock a. M. were IS. 934 barrels, an In
crease over that reported Yesterday Of
I.266 barrels
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A shining nark.

SOZODONT is shining mark for the
unscrupulous who sect 10 trade upon its
established reputation by representing
valueless compounds a superior to or sim
liar to it. Put no faithin such representa-
tions. Il has no equal as producer OF
beauty and durability II the teeth. Accept
no other instead Of it
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snI.d bya Burst wheel

SPECIAL 70 uss Es0tsE>-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA. June 13.-An-
drew Derossi, an Italian, a. work 10 .
quarry near Milton, was killed this
afternoon BY the bursting OF wheel on
q derrick.
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lrHE REEF DRESSING.

After the races came the star attrac-
ton of the day, the beef dressing exhi-
bition by Mr.. NJ. f. Mullins, OF Chicago,
who holds the championship Of the
world, and stands ready TO defend his
right TO that title. The exhibition was
witnessed by $500 enthusiastic people.
Henry Dannenberg and Fred Adolph
officiated as judges. and j. Mayors and
Z. II. Southern as time-keepers.
Mr.. Mullins was first introduced TO
the audience by President 0chsenbein,
of the Wheeling Association, and was
greeted with loud applause. Then the
preliminaries were arranged upon a
platform just south OF the judges
stand. Meanwhile steer weighing
ESQ pounds, was led across the field.
Its appearance upon the platform was
the signal for another outburst Of
cheering. The animal was properly re.
cured, and Mr.. Daunenberg picked up
a heavy sedge to end its earthly ca
reer. Henry was trife nervous, and
IL took several good blows before the
bovine gave up the ghost
Mr.. Mullins helper then prepared the
animal for the exhibition. At a given
signal, Mr.. Mullins sharp knife pene-
trated the hide Of the steer and he
coolly proceeded to prepare the meat for
market. The admiration which was
depicted upon the countenances OF the
assembled butchers gave place to aston
ishment as Mr.. Mullins coolly and de-
liberately, and with remarkable dexter
itv, proceeded with his work.
THE TIME.
When the work was accomplished Mr..
Mullins threw up his hand and the Of
acial timers announced, amid enthusiast
tic applause, that the time was min
utes and AZ seconds. Several watches
in the Judges stand, however, made the
time 5:4sH. 1t was the best exhibition
| ever given In Wheeling, and the work
was as neatly done as IL half hour had
been consumed. 1t was within seven
points Of Mr.. Mullins best previous rec
ord.
Edith, the bright ten-year-old daugh-
ter OF Gustaye Medick, made her way To
the platform and handed Mr.. Mullins q
handsome bouquet he stopped TO kiss
the child and the GRO Ed cheered again.
The applause was so continuous, min.
gled with cries for Mullins" that be
was compelled to acknowledge his
thanks. doing so in few we'll chosen
words.
Then President 0chssnbein stepped
forward and the audience realized thai
another surprise was in store. he made
4 happy address, cnmplimenting Mr.
Mullins, and closed By presenting biz
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srRAwBERKY SOCIAL At First Baptist
Church Friday evening. Go hear the
Darling Family stag. Adnission, 10
cents.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 13.--The cash
balance in the Treasuarv to-day was fIl6.-
007, l40, Of which s69, 193, 227 was gold re.
serve. This amount will be further reduc-
ed by the withdrawal Of $3.50. 900 which
was engaged to-day for shipment to.mor-
row. leaving the true amount of the gold
reserve s67.9SS, 227.
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with handsome silver mounted steel,
with ivory handle. which was
sent here from the Butchers Supply
Company. Of EsslIngen. Germany, to be
presented to Mr.. Mullins 1t is splen-
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WANTED.

tnIA.TED-A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS E'n
w % represent US as agent In introducing
and sellisg our Asphalt Paints and AsPhal'
Roofing. Three colors, red, brown and blse<.
Samples. eAtalogus ana personal letter IRE
iAmsburg Ave, Richmond, Va. ny2s,odtE'a
"AsTRD-To SELL YoR RENT AND To1
w sails Cards, Blank Deeds a1e DEEDS -
Trust, Biaak Lsssss justices slhaEh eve
RBsfsrzR Csuntlnr Roona
uAFTED-sALHShAn; SALARY IRok
w start. permanent place. bROWE BIOS.
90, Eursefymss, Rochester, n, Y. mas, N,sio
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A TTEND EnshsImsr's Alteration
"a Sale.
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UNDERTAKING.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

L,oR SALE-CHEkP. NEW FRAME Build.
II ing in best location OF Belvedere addition.
Terms OF sale TO suit the purchaser. Will give
House" =. o. Box sos iul4s
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ship laws.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-15
STILLWATER NEWS.
O'Brien to Be Named for Senator
TODAY

TIE Republicans in the northern part
of this county are very sore over the
defeat of A. j. Holm for the nomination
for treasurer, claiming that it is the
second time he has been turned down
without any cause whatever. Some
are anxious 10 have Holm declare hlm-
self an Independent candidate for that
Office and thus defeat Booren, the
nominee, but Holm does not feel like
doing this. There is evidently greater
dissatisfaction in the Republican ranks
touay than ever before, and if the
Democrats put up clean ticke. in
today's convention there is possibility
of electing all or nearly all the candi-
dates. The Democratic county conyen.
ton will be held this afternoon, and
Senator j. s. O'Brlen, who has been in
Chicago, will return home this MORN
ng to look after his chances for a
denomination. He will make much
stronger run that he did four years ago,
and will defeat Masterman, his Repub'
lican opponent, because OF tie wounds
made in the Republican party Saturday.
The East Side Lumber company mill
will run another week and some of the
other mills will run until sn ow flies.
The Republican city convention will
he held this morning, but who the
nominee for mayor will be is question.
James Goodman Is an Independent,
Democratic candidate for alderman in
the First ward.
Mrs, George Waelstadt is very serl-
ousIy Ill at her home In Oak Park.
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mo. 1927
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
Ramsay County Mirnacoto

Ramsey County, Minnesota. (
TO j. D. ASHTON:
You are hereby notified that on fourth
day of May, A. d. 1891. in proceedings to
enforce the payment of delinquent taxes
pursuant to that certain real estate tax judg-
ment which was entered in the Distric.
Court in and for the County of Ramsey in
the Second judicial District OF the State of
Minnesota on the Dist day of March, A D.
1891, the following piece or parcel
of land. which is situated in Ramsey County
i'll the State Of Minnesota, to wit: Lot Four
a.. Block Eight (S) Of Ashton and Sher
burne's Addition to st. Paul, was sold to
satisfy the amount for which it was ad-
judged liable in said judgment, interest and
costs. for the sum of fifteen dollars and
to redeem said piece or parcel of land from
such sale exclusive of the costs to accrue
upon this notice. is sixteen dollars and sixty
cents which is the amount for which such
piece or parcel of land was sold upon assign
ment from State on October24 1891. and inter-
est on said last named amount at the rate of
twelve per cent per annum from said 24th
day of October, A. D. 1891, until such re-
demption is made, and that the time for
redemption of such piece or parcel of land
will xpire sixty days after the service of
this notice ana the due filing OF proof
thereof.
Witness my hand and official seal this 18th
day of August, A. D. 1894.
[Seal] NJ F. KAHN,
County Auditor of Ramsey County, Mime
sofa.
Delivered to F. V. Heyderstaedt this 18th
day of August 1894.
NJ. F. KAHN. County Auditor.
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mo. 1851
NV lIvV.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
Ramsey County. Minnesota.

Ramsey County, Minnesota. J
TO LAFLIN & RAND POWDER CO.:
You are hereby notified that on 7th day Of
day of May, A. d. 1891, in proceedings to
enforce the payment OF delinquent taxes
pursuant to that certain real estate tax judg-
ment which was entered in the District Court
in and for the County of Ramsey. in the
Second judicial District of the State OF Min
nesota on the 21st day of March, A. D. 1891.
the following described piece or parcel of
land, which Is situated In Ramsey Coun-
ty, In the State of Minnesota. to wit:
Lot seven %, block thlrty-one (3D, of
Suburban Hills was sold to satisfy the
amount for which 1t was adjudged liable
in said Judgment interest and costs, for the
sum of nineteen and $500 dollars; that the
amount required to redeem said piece or
parcel of land from such sale exclusive of the
costs to accrue upon this notice. is twenty
one and 25-190 dollars, Which is the amount
for which such piece or parcel Of land was
sold upon assignment from State on De-
cember 10, 1891, and interest on said last
named amount at the rate Of twelve per
cent per annum from said 10th day of De-
oember, A. D. 1884, until such redemption is
made, and that the time for redemption of
such piece or parcel of land will expire sixty
days after the service OF this notice, and the
due filing Of proof thereof:
Witness my hand and official seal this 18th
day of August, A. d. 1894.
fSeal.1 NJ F. KAHN,
County Auditor of Ramsey County, Mime
sofa.
Delivered to F. V. Heyderstaedt this 18th
day Of August 1894
n F, KAHN, County Auditor.