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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
BELLAIRE INnrSTRIAI.

The Beiiaire Steel Works will most
likely be- OH the greater part OF this hol-
iday week. Their supply OF pig metal
is not adequate 20 the demand for 10.
and weeks idleless Will not curtail
the output OF steel billets in the least.
The furnaces VIII continue TO make pigs
right along. and they are doing good ser
vice now and yielding a good harvest to
the workers. The last week the steel
plant was on but three days. but made
excellent use OF the time In blast. THE
probabilities are that the plate mills
will De ready for work at an early date
OF the new year. The prospects for lots
OF work for this company are quite en-
couraging: from the piles OF coke and
ore we may expect steady work
The stamping works show nothing
cut Of the usual busy time. There will
bs a short vacation for Christmas. but
not a long stop. Trade Is good and
goods are needed 20 fil orders. so they
won't be OFF long. We can say the same
Tor the enamelling plant and the little
foundry work is too urgent for a long
stop. and there Will not be many idle
days.
AT Rodefer's. they will work along for
three weeks any way VIII probably
be OH for Christmas. but need ware
too bad for a longer stop. Some repairs
are needed but viii De PUT on as long as
possible. unless orders should become
slack
The Bottle works will observe Christ
mas but viii not make a long stop The
pas week was a very successful one for
them, making q good run.
The -four mills have been busy sI
week. and hurrying. trying TO get a
large enough stock ahead 20 allow the
employees q chance to enjoy Christmas
Business has been good with both firms
ana q strong demand for -four has been
exhibited right along The wholesale
business OF Stewart &Ward was eXcep-
t.onally good the last week or so. Gro
GERS were stocking up for Holidays
The stove works will give a day of
for Christmas. but made good time the
last week and report trade as very good
and ready.
The OH Well Supply Company have
received their machinery and are busy
get-ius ir MO position. 50 We viii have
q new Industry I'm our midst Not a
very extensive one. but everything
helps along
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
HANNIBAL.

Hannibal. O.. December 21.-J. n.
Voeg-ly was at Wheeling Wednesday.
Miss AIDA Cehrs was visiting rela-
tives at New Martinsyille Thursday.
Mrs. Samuel Braunlich and Mrs. Fer
dinand Neuenschwander were at
Wheeling Wednesday.
Miss Rena C'egg, of Round Bottom
was the guest Of Or. and Mrs. f. w. Nc
KeIvey last Saturday and Sunday.
Clair O'NeiU. of Wheeling. spent last
Sunday here the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. O'Neill.
Samuel Suter was at Wheeling We'd
nesday on business.
A. B. Moore. editor of the Wetzel Re
publican. of New Martinsville, spent
last Sunday in town, a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Fishers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson and
daughter left for their home at Sisters
Vile Thursday. after spending a week
in town. the guest Of his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. G.. NJ. Wilson.
Mrs. Laura fisher arrived home Mon
day evening frOm Pittsburg. after an
absence of five weeks visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Christ. Hanch.
Captain Charles Muhleman was at
Wheeling Friday.
Fred. Hoefer was at Woddsfeld. Ohio,
Monday.
The two NJ. F. Sunday schools of this
place are carefully preparing select pro
grammes for Christmas entertainments.
The English school Will render theirs
on Christmas Eve and the German
school on the night following.
!. Z. Bare has purchased the Joshua
Smith property Just above town.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
OF THE EXAMINATION OF THE
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF MIL

OF THE EXAMINATION OF THE
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF MIL
WAUKEE. WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,, October Is, 1895.
Hon. H. L. Palmer, President, North
western Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany.
Dear Sir:-The Commission repre-
senting the Insurance Departments Of
Wisconsin. Massachusetts,, Illinois,
South Dakota and Nebraska have COM
pleted the examination of your Compa-
nv and submit to you the following re-
mort giving the results Of such eXamina-
lion The last complete examination OF
The Northwestern Mutual Life lnsur-
ance Company was made in 1877, partic-
mated in by the departments OF Massa-
chusetts. New York, Illinois, Maryland
and Wisconsin.
The present examination began early
in Ju,v last by the insurance depart
ments of South Dakota and NEBRASKA
n which were subsequently added by
invitation of the Company, Massachu-
setts Illinois and Wisconsin.
The Board of Examiners organized
nv the selection of Commissioner Will
liam A. Fricke as chairman and placed
the general supervision of the details Of
the examination in charge OF William
D Whiting. In this work the Depart
nents were represented as follows:
s Dakota and Nebraska. represented
regDectively by c. II. Anderson and
Frank n. Wilson, Examiners, employ
ing four clerks.
Massachusetts,, represented by Com
missioner George S. Merrill and VIM. ID.
Whiting with a force of seven clerks.
Illinois. represented by Superintend-
emf B. X. Durfee, J. ]. Br.nkerhoff, Act
nary. and one clerk.
wisconsin. by Commissioner William
4 Fricke and Henry S. Vail, Actuary,
With a force of five clerks, together
With the Hon. w. A. Mylrea, Attorney
General
constituting in all force Of twenty
sly nersons. besides the appraisers Of
real estate in different localities.
December 81, 1894, was adopted for
making the financial statement 50 as to
correspond with the date of the Compa-
nv's last sworn statement to the several
denertments. but the examination was
brought down 20 August 1st, 1895, 10 as
certain whether any material changes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
The INDUSTRIAL WORLD,
LOCAL AND TELEGRAPHIC LABOR NEWs.


land is shut down for the holidays ana
repairs are being made.
Robert Hood, the new foreman or me
Markle sewer pine works, is expected
from UhriChsville next week.
Hartze Bros. expect TO have their new
pulp mill in operation by Tuesday OF
next week.
The efforts Of few of our enterpris-
ing citizens who are acting as promol-
ers viii result En- the early putting into
operation Of the glass plant belong. ing
20 the U. s. Glass Co.. which Beauty
Bros. vacated six years ago when they
moved 20 T.fiin. One of the main DIM
cu,t.es in the way Of the purchase
which IS consummated was the lack OF
a side track into the works. but this mas
been removed. as d. J. Sinclair has ra.s-
ed sufficient money from among cur cit
liens with which 10 purchase properly
en- which he has an option. over Wn.ca
two side tracks will run 70 the factory
and Council has granted the right OF
way over the street for the side track.
which Is TO be run from The ". & l.. Il.
r r. Other property adjoining the
factory has been purchased by the COM
pany. IL is a sure so and what has been
az eye sore 10 our citizens for years VII
soon be q bee hive Of industry. The
high pressure water system Will be eX-
tended so as TO surround the square IN
Guiding the factory which VIII enable
them 70 receive cheaper Insurance
rates
Ex-SiXth Auditor Daniel McCCnville
IS connected with q plan backed by cap
itals.s which viii be introduced into all
cities. The idea is to construct a re-
frigerating plant with pipes and con-
Quits laid drought the streets and sup
ply pipes leading into houses and bust
ness places for the purpose Of supplying
cooling material 70 take the place Of re-
fr.gerat0rs and the expense of ice for
filling the same Circulating through
out the p pes az all times viii bea freaz-
ing fluid which win answer the purpose
Of ice. The supply VIII be unlimited
and the cost small
The County Commissioners have
awarded the contracts for building the
road from Hammondsville to Iddings
Crossing and for the Hollow Rockford
TO Sylvester Nandyke.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT. w. VA. December I--
AIr. Geo w. DuckwOrth died MonQl y
morning az his home In Westernport, Nd,
from the effects of his fan from "a Tree
last summer. He was buried "Wednesday
afternoon IN PABLO GENE cry by fnuO
Lodge L. o. o. r., Rev. w. Beau ofhciat-
Ing.
Mr. j. c. Grove and Miss Fannie Duck
worth were married Wednesday afternoon
at Firm Rock by Rev. Milton Thomas.
Mr.. A. L. Wheeler is cOnvolescing. lie
expects 20 return 20 duty soon.
Miss Katie Gilbert and sister Will spend
the holidays with their sister. Mrs. A.
Seay, at Grafton, w. Va.
The b. & o. shops added twenty men 10
Howard. infant son of Simeon. Dunn,
was badly scalded This afternoon 10y fall
ing into tub of boiling water.
Messrs. VIM. Faux. ". O. Parsner, ).
son have been appointed election Judges
for the town election; C.. II. Suter and
Sim Dunn ballot commissioners.
Major ). ID. Woodrow celebrated his Soth
auditor W. Va c.. and Geo. w. Harrison,
Jr.. cashier ". Va. O.. were here from El-
kins TO take part I'M the celebration.
The high grades Of the Wes-eruport
high school viii hold a fair In Fairview
Hall during the holidays I'm the interests
Of their library fund.
The Gilbert band viii held a fair in the
Town Hall and the Y. NJ q. \ VIII hold
a fair IN Dixons Hall. on Main street.
Rev. Kennith Brown of Princeton The
illogical Seminary. VIII visit his old par
ishioners of the Presbyterian chruch dur
ing the holidays.
Mr. c. II. CLAYTON has opened q shoe
and hat store under the Town Hall.
Mr.. J. TT. Miller. of Bloomington, Md,
visited us Wednesday.
Supt. O. l.. Tibbetts, Of Franklin Mine.
was here Thursday
Capt. James Little and John Little spent
the week I'm the Roaring Creek coal fields.
The Misses Hayden are home from the
holidays.
NIr. j. W. Fitzwater Of Swanton. and n.
McMinn Of Deer Park. called on us We'd
nesdav
Afr. r. c. Arnold. of Centre Times Star,
spent several days here this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
MAYERS
TREATMENT FOR CATARRH HAS AL
READY BECOME a HOUSEHOLD
WORD IN WHEELING.
The Gratifying Results from This Wonder.
full and Quick Cure Is Already
Far-Reaching.
Mayors Treatment for the Cure OF Catarrh,
Cold In the Head, Deafness from
Catarrh Has no Equal.
FREE! FREEi

Remember our offices in the PEABODY
Building are open daily for sufferers from
this awful malady. Consultation and tr.-l
treatment IN Office free.
From the large crowd that visited our Of
fee last week, we received nothing Dog
praise for our marvellous cure and they 4I
say: Why i have received more beuei
In this short time than / have in the use
of all other treatments.
Well, that Is just the reason we car ai'
ford 70 give you free treatment in o =
Office because we have the medicine thtI
will do the work.
DO not confound US with other institute
that offer catarrh1 cured at 50 much i-i
month We make you no charge FOR -
animation and for office treatment ~
arr. merely introducing a remedy that h4s
cured more people Of the dreadful disease
than any other on the market
our remedy is put up In &.O package'
including NapOr Inhaler and enough metl-
cine for three months treatment 4i
home. And If you are satisfied after 81
iting our Office to make the inves,men. .
one dollar for a cure you can 90 so II
not, visit our Office every day ana ~
make no charge.
our druggist will give you the same
guarantee with each package.
Our offices are open all day ana eV-3
Wednesday and Saturday evenings from
10 q:3O Peabody Building. Market street
Remember we have competent phy 7. ~. III
in attendance free. All cases by man VIZ
be promptly attended to-. 800. 90
THE MAYER6 DRUG g..
Peabody Building
Oman from, q m 10 $3.50 p. ~.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22

WASHTNGTON. December U-C. 5.
Consul Jacob T. Chfds NJ Hankow, China,
reports 10 the State Department. that a
violent storm passed over that place NO
vember o commencing about midnleht
The wind blowing q hurricane, caused a
number OF RATS anchored IN the river 20
break loose and as they sped down the
swift current they colhded with fleet or
hunks. carving an before them. wreck
Ing and sinking large number and over
two hundred persons We're drowned
Much damage was done throughout the
country
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22

ton and pain in Che heart, terrible pain in
my night side just under the ribs, terrible
headaches all the uule q bearing down
sensation a distressed feeling IN my stOCl-
ach all the time could hardly eat anything
and It booked as # I would staTve. All the
time l would take such weak trembling
spells. and Il seemed as If I could not stand
it. There were six doctors treating ne
when l commenced taking your medicine.
I had lost all hope and gone 60 my fathers
20 die. ] commenced taking Or. Pierce 5
Golden Medical Discovery and his Fa-
vorite Prescription together, and 7 took
them regularly until I felt as If life was
worth living again.
81 weigh more than have weighed for
ten years. lJy frieuCs say that look better
than they eve- saw me. The first two bot
Ties did me more good than all The medicine
! had taken. Ny stomach has never hurt
me since. can eat anything want and IS
much as Iwant II YOU want 70 use this IN
favor Of your medicine 7 am a living wit
ness 70 testify 20 il and wil 20 anybody
who wants 70 know further of my case"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
sTEUBENvILLB INDUSTRIAL.

SteDbenv,,a. o.. Dec 21-It IS given
CUT th3, e w.I he fully two months be-
fore the Brilliant tube works is started
rp.
Floto Brcs started a gang Of men az
work this week eXc3v3ting for he l0un-
dations for the Atlantic Refining Com
pany plants.
The Mack Manufacturing Co al New
Cumberland Is d.sch3rging quite a num-
Der Of hands. owing 90 The Stacking up
O. trade
Not one Of the ten sewer pipe plants
on THIS side Of the river IS 10 operation.
The yards are sacked with pipe and
sh.rnents srescarce.
The Chelsea Pottery al New Cumber-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
DOUGHT a LEGATION BULDTNG


WASHINGTON. December 1.-THE
heirs of the late Senator u. T. Iulee.
through their agents here have sold to
the Austro-Hungarian government for le-
cation purposes tho handsome residence
No 1901 Connecticut avenue. the conSid-
Grafton being $50 co., This handsome prop
er+v has heen occupied for the last four
wears by Mr. Covarruhi7s. secretary OF
the Mexican legation. and IS admirably
adapted for the uses OF foreign legation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
GONE TO SMYRNA.

CONSTANTINOPLE. December Ill
United States Minister Terrell has gone 10
SMYRNA 10 confer with Admiral Selfridge
or board the United States flagship San
Francisco regarding steps TO be taken IN
order to ensure the safety Of the AIneri-
car missionaries in Asiatic Turkey.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
The STAR OF HOPE.

81 had lost al
hope and gone to
my fathers to die, -
said Mrs. MOLE
EVANS. Of Mound,
C0,ycX Co., TSraS.
i gave birth 90 a
baby & year ago, the
Sth of June last, -
She adds, and
seemed to do very
we'll for 8 or o DAYS,
and then 1 began 20
feel very bad, my
feet began 10 swell.
my stomach was all
wrong and I seemed
70 suffer with every
thing that could be
borne. Twas in bed
s months and there
was not a day that it
seemed could live.
We had the best
doctors that our
country afforded. I
was a skeleton.
Every one that saw
me thought that 1
would never gee
we'll. had palpita-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22

of policies reported as loaned upon or
having premiums in course of collection
or deferred. Inquiry was likewise made
into those policies marked off the regis
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22

other than those incident to the normal
course of business had occurred.
The examination has disclosed the
following TO be the Company's
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ain this item
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
LIABILITIES.

The valuation registers of the Massa-
chusetts Department, being computed
on a per cent. basis, were used for as
certain.ng the necessary reserves TO be
held on policies and annuities. These
were first checked by comparison with
the Company's registers and discrepan-
c.es inquired into and corrected. A
further check was made by comparison
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
s1S,545,436.54

OF this surplus @s and general
r1us
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
L rom Fridays Daily.

+ rom Fridays Daily.
Prayer meeting tonight.
Omer Flagg is on the sick list.
Band concert on the street tonight.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Brown.
a girl.
Miss Kate Bowel went to Plymouth
yesterday.
H. Bose and wife went to South Bend
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Smith are visiting
out of town with friends.
Mr.. Chas. Drummond, of Plymouth,
is visiting with his brother jim.
Mr.. Harvey Norris rode up on his BIZ
cycle from the Lake, this morning.
If the INDEPENDENT is not regularly
delivered, please make the fact known
to the writer.
Chas Il. Rowe is preparing to move
into the store room formerly occupied
by Slayter Il Hess.
NJ. L. Book is preparing to replace
his old smoke stack with new one,
which he has just received.
There will be a new billiard hall
started tomorrow in the room formerly
occupied by Mr.. Karuse and Clara Al
len. 1t will be managed by a Mr.
Berlin.
There was a good attendance at the
Ministerial meeting last evening Sub
ject of discussion, "What is the Christ
ian's duty as a citizen?" 1t was well
ventilated, fumigated and located.
1t is reported that the young man
who was accidentally shot in the hand
yesterday, is resting easier this morn
ing. The accident happened this way
Charlie saw blackbird and procured
the shot gun and was climbing over
the chicken park fence. lie had caught
the gun by the muzzle land was just
about over when in some manner the
trigger was thrown and the gun went
off decorating his left hand so much that
it is hard to tell whether any of the fin
gers can be saved or not, but the second
third and little finger have been ampu
tated, leaving only his thumb and first
! finger.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
Hibbard Items.

Mrs. j. p. Brinkman visited IN Ply
mouth Monday.
Miss Anna Hunt is quite sick at the
present writing.
Jacob Cromley, township trustee, was
on the street Monday.
Everett Clifton is convalescing and
will be on deck in a few days.
The Hibbard Twirlers base ball team
will cross bats with the Bruce Lake
nine, Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Listenberger and Mary
Bunks were the guests Of Miss Halle
Wilson Sunday.
Chas. Estes, l.. n. Chiffon, George
Micenhelder and Howard Moore were
visiting at Cutler Monday.
Peter Listenberger has purchased The
stock Of full blooded cows of Luther
Hale and will ship them TO y. Dakota.
Crops look flourishlng in this locality.
Corn, potatoes and miliet are booming.
Prospects are excellent for bountifuI
harvest
The firm Of Lawson * Brinkman
have an annual daily pass over the Van
dalia lines, and win deliver goods from
Plymouth free Of freights.
The hobos infest the rural districts to
an alarming extent. The people are
called on daily for "hand-outs" and at
times for square meals. The buns de
mand bread and butter with Jelly. They
collect in groups and take side door
sleepers in and out of here night and
day.
OCCASIONAL.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
ARGOS AND VICINITY.

July 80. 1885
II. NangiIder was in town yesterday
Miss Bertha Gabbert is home visiting
for few days.
Mr.. Barkdoll, of Rochester, is visiting
with DR.. Oyler,
y wagon load of plums were sold in
this place yesterday.
John Bowel of the Ross House, Ply
mouth, was i'll town today.
Mr.. Claud Main, of Columbia City, is
visiting Miss Litta stafford
Sherman Hull and wife were visiting
with parents over sunday
There are twenty-four pupils attend
ing the writing school here.
More new men are being added TO the
cigar factory force nearly every day.
Mr.. Work, travelling engineer of the
Nickle Plate Ry, was in town last eve
ming
p. Bair and daughter are visiting
with parents southeast Of town about
two miles.
The subject for Mr.. Kinks lecture
next Sunday afternoon at the Chistian
church at o'clock is, Am Imy broth
er's Keeper Everybody invited
July 81. 1885
Lad Berlin and brother are in Roch-
ester today.
J. W. Shirley and Geo. Alleman drove
to Bourbon this morning.
Percy powles, of Chicago, is visiting
with friends for few days.
DR.. Knott and VIM. EVERY were in
town last evening
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Worth
ington l2-pound boy.
H.. :. Harrington is in Rochester at
tending his sick father.
Burt Hossman of Silver Lake, rode
in this morning on his bike.
+ Jacob Deyeny, or Bro. Jake, as he is
better known, was fishing yesterday
and my goodness, from the looks Of his
face the lake water was too hot or strong
for him. He says he had good line
and caught good mess of fish.
1t is reported that Charlie Deyeney
met with an accident at 2:30 O'clock
this afternoon by which his left hand
was shot off. lie was climbing a fence
when the shot gun he was carrying was
accidentally discharged with result as
stated. He is II years old. The report
is confirmed later. Doctors Gould and
Kendall are in attendance. They may
save the thumb and one finger.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01
THE MINERS BIG DOG.
He Is an Intelligent Animal and Knows
when Sunday Comes.

when Sunday Comes.
The miners big dog which appears at
all the c. p. r. stations is quite an in
stitution. They think nothing Of pulling
down a wolf, or an Indian either, for
the matter of that; but they are also
very friendly, faithful and intelligent
and mighty proud of their masters, who
certainly spoil them. In the country
miners small dogs fight for the amuse-
ment of their masters. But have seen
two gold washers fight, or rather pre-
tend to fight, simply for the amusement
of their big dogs. The dogs looked on
and watched the contest with the inter-
est of connoisseurs. When their master
got the best Of 1t they jumped about
wild with joy, and when he got worsted
they would bark furiously at the enc
my, approaching the sport most thor
oughly, but never intervening except in
the way of vocal sympathy and moral
support. They are also very acute and
observant. Every day, at certain spots,
the railway refreshment car throws out
waste, and these dogs know the time
and come from afar in crowds to feast
on fat things. But on Sunday there is
no distribution of waste and 1t Is
strange, but true, that never dog
makes his appearance or miscalculates
his days, which certainly proves that
dogs are very practical arithmeticians.