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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-28
The K..ors Significant.

haven't ANY patience with women
or men, either-who so about telling
ulkind things of tho people whose salt
they have eaten says Il Washington
woman. leard Mrs. McGuiTk--every-
body in Washington knows Mrs Nc
Guirie-say something to woman of
this sort that filled me with delight 1t
was n we'll dressed woman, too-a
woman who expressed the vulgarity
which was III her i'll this faslnon. We
asked her whore she had been.
"Oh. said che, with AL air, 1--WE
been to Mrs. w s. There was u mob
there--a lot of the nobodios she brides
80 como co her affairs
Mrs. Mctfuirk S reply was so quick it
took my breath away.
What did sho give you?" she said.
johnson'S Kidney and Liver Reeu ator in.
vlg0ratos the liver. regulates O bowels
cures dyspepsia. biliousuess. indigestion,
sour stomach and makes your mead NJ clear
as bell Is AMI 80 cents. For sale by "
Il. Martin.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-28

One hundred rolls new mating re
ceived to day. Neat, handsome patterns
very cheap. Call to see it. Carpets
rugs. oil cloth, etc, at j. s. Crawford s
Furniture house.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-28
w. C. NJ q s ".
229 High street.
SPECIAL SALE

Big Willow liocker, ouly sl.5O: largo I'm.
ported Rugs. oc To 7gc Look at these
prices: Mnttings that sell for ljc, zoe, g5c.
3oc per yard; our price, Sc, lUc. BE- and lSc,
COLES.
my2S BOG County street. city.
T-S Close at p. M. Saturdays excepted
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-28
hacaIhs.


Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Barrett
lost by death yesterday their infant
sHrnughter Mary e., aged 7 months
ahe funeral will take place this after.
Soon at o'clock from their residence
go. 435 South street.
ar. Geo. Culpepper, en- old resident
OF Deep Creek. Norfolk county. died
at his late resldence on "Wednesday in
1ne o3fd year OF his age. His funeral
VIII take place this morning.
3,ooO yards nonparoll fast black dot.
ted nnd tgnred fine mulls, never befors
sold Tor less than II cents and Is cents
yer yard; our price, ) cents. 5000
1arus fancy dotted Swiss, beautiful
designs, regular price % ceuts ner
yard; our price 6, cents. Come early
do secure fret choice. A. J. Phill;ns
fo2 and 2Oi High street. undor Oxford
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-28

Among the inventors of trolley fend-
ors ID Brooklyn yoang woman named
Miss Marguerite Maidhof.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-28

Sometime ago | was troubled with
an attack OF rheumatism. | used
Chamherlain's Pain Balm and was
completely cured. | have sinoe nd
vised many of my friends and Gus.
TONERS to try the remedy and all speak
highly OF ii. SIMON GoLDBAuM.
San Luis ReY. Cal. For snle by ali
DRUGGISTS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-28
And StiIi tho Work of UcmodcJine
GOesOn.

We are actually sacrificing the bal.
ance OF our stock of clothing. The
trouble is. the sizes are oil broken; no
regular lots, but we might just have
the size you want. II wo hsve, there'll
be no trouble to sell you. We have
about 30 dozen shirts we're closing out
at GJc pair, worth from ST to $3.50.
They are mostly all large sizes and
worth twice the money we're charging.
Bresiauer y Anthony. III High street,
second door from Crawford street.
MANY of the citizens OF Rainsvi lie
Indiana are never without bottle of
Chanherlain's Cough Remedy in the
house, Gays Jacob Brown. the leading
merchant of the place. This Rem edy
has proven OF 90 much value for colds
Group and whooping cough in children
that lew mothers who know it's worth
are willing to be without il. For sale
by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-28
Whatever IOu TO DOn't Miss Ham
mills Advertised 1sid-.unmcr

Hundreds of yards of goods sacrI.
feed. Come early for the choice things.
Hammitts. 800 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-28
M. R0sEMsAUM 4 ! 6 ard I'D High ST. Portsmou+h
notice.

ETOR RENTING. 523 First street, snloon.
a $40 per month; no. 42l Crawford st.,
~ 80 por month: NO 32h High a.. dwelling,
$50 per month No 300 inwiddlc ST.. dwell
ing. o per month No. ~ Din idcle At.
dwelling. S2i per month: No. ll2 Lincoln
street dwelling, Siu per month. Several
nice stoeos all some small DIV lllngs nj very
reasonable rents. All are in Eooi order and
noarly all have city wator, p4rti desiring
good houses must call early. JNO f.. NAT
son, Portsmouth, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-28
Vnu Qundrupie Money

E"H VUHuTWpIe NEObcY
In buying 81 and 2. 80 White Duck and
fancy Marseilles Vests-for only Goo,
The HUB.
POI and 209 Main street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-28
AT us HIGH STREET

You can buy CURTAIN POLES. with brass
trimming. at he: Nnl Laces from c up. one
yard wide 0rctlc, worth u! ut lie: Challis,
&c per yard. Cheapest Hbbons i'll tn city.
l. ghorn hats cheaper than ov.r before
GEO. \. BELL, Agent.
LNOR KENT-Honso No. 1902 Washington
street; hot and cold wat bath. etr:
excellent location; rent moderRt, Apply
ne Nt COR, 1900, S. l.. BURROUGHS
Ju9-tt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-28

What's the good OF anything? Moth.
lng-unless ii is on umbrella this
weather. The best are sold at @. r.
Welton l. Goa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
A COAL COMBINE.
ture

The report in the Register the other
day of meeting of the bituminous
coalproducers and carriers ofthe coun-
try and the formation of a combination
To Drotect the interests of the trade
and the wages of the miners, and to
put an end to the great distress pre-
yailing throughout the bituminous
coal mining districts, the result of re-
cent ruinous competition leads a cor
respondent in Thomas, w. Va, to call
the Registers attention to the fact
that during the strike last spring, at
a meeting of the Davis COmpany's Off
Gals and the men, which was address,
ed by General Manager F. S. Land
street for the company and by Mr.. j..
J. JOY for the men, exactly such a
combination as that formed at the
New York meeting was suggested by
Mr.. Joy as the proper solution of the
coal mining problem, in which Mr..
Landstreet fully concurred. Our cor
respondent says: Il had not the least
idea that the producers and carriers Of
coal would ever get together and form
such a combine and told Mr.. JOY So
He replied. Well, l don't propose to
let it rest at that, but intend to write
personally to every operator and every
director of railroad whose address l
can get and hammer away at them I'M
I'll they do something. And our cor
respondent believes that Mr.. Joy has
kept his word.
The Register does not favor the COM
bination idea. as a rule, but in this
instance the combine is formed for a
laudable purpose, and if it shall sue
coed in maintaining prices and wages
at living figures it will have vindi-
Gated itself, and its existence will be
benefit to the whole country. For his
efforts in bringing the matter to a
practical issue. Mr.. Joy has earned the
gratitude of the bituminous coal in
terests. including both operators and
miners. throughout the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
ID PROTECT- NEWsPAPERs.

TO PROTECT NEWSPAPERS.
In the General Assembly at Harris
burg a bin has been introduced which
provides that before any suit shall be
brought for publication of "a libel i'm
any newspaper i'm this state the ag-
erieved party shall az least three days
before films or serving the complaint
serve notice on the publisher ct the
principal ONCE of publication, specify
ing the statements which he or they
allege to De false and defamatory. If
&c shall appear on the trial that the az
ticle was published in good faith that
its falsity was due to mistake or mis-
apprehension Of the facts. and that "a
fun and fair reuaction of any state
mcnt therein alleged to be erroneous
was published i'm the regular issue of
such paper, or in case Of daily papers
within three days after such mistake
or apprehension was brought to- the
know ledge Of such publisher or pub
fishers I'm as conspicuous place and
type i'm such newspaper as was the
7rHfysfie complained of as Hhcllous, then
the plaintiff fin such cases shall recover
only actual damages; provided how
ever. that the provision of this act
shall not apply to the case of any libel
AGAINST any candidate for q public
ONCE fin this State unless the retrac-
ton Of the charge is made elitorial.y
i'm a conspicuous manner az least three
DAYS before the election, i'm ease such
libellous article was published in a
daily paper. and I'm case such Ibeilous
article was published i'm weekly pa
Der at least ten days before the cleo
tion."
The bin is q rescript of the Mime
sofa and Indiana acts. was endorsed by
The recent convention Of the newspaper
publishers association in Rev York
and is the same bin that was intro
duced in the late West Virginia Legis-
lature by Senator Reed and was le,t
Enacted upon by that incapable body
.ogether with nine-tenths of the legis-
lation asked for by the people.
In the Pennsylvania Legislature BE-
is the intention TO secure special orders
for the bill and it is thought it viii De
made the law. 10 is merely question
of according 90 the newspapers The
protection from imposition and black
mail that is accorded TO every citizen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
South Side Excitement.

The Belmont Brewing Co., which has
deed OF trust on the bar fixtures Of
Mrs. Fahey in the Miss Hsyburn build
ing on the corner Of TwentY-third and
Market streets, sent their agent there
yesterday to get the fixtures, and he
went TO The building and was having
them loaded on wagon when Mr..
Hughens, Mrs. Heyburn's agent, with
the assistance OF TWO officers appeared
and stopped them, claiming there was
storage due her on the goods. The
building was closed before all the FIX
lures were gotten out. The excitement
attracted quite a large crowd to the
building and It was thought TO a short
time there would be serious trouble, but
finally everything queted down and the
pany's agent left with what he had
on his wagon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
F1LrERs---EWING BROS.

the second championship series. The
table shows that O'Neil, of the Lotus
team. has captured first honOrs, while
Hervey, the individual champion in
the first series, is a close second. The
next eight players follow in the order
named: Handlan. Bowlin, Hamilton,
Campbell Bloomfield, Rhees, Hal,
Stevenson. The Lotus team is repre-
scented by three players in the ten
highest. while the champion Nameless
team has but two, and the Brownies
one. The score follows:
Nameless-Bowlin 1921, Campbell
1873, Riddle 1855, Carenbauer 14O,
Wells 1868, Atkinson 1917.
Lotus-O'Neil 1888, Hamilton 1906,
Hall 1881. Weitzell 144.4, Wise 1902,
Halter 1882.
Brownies-Hervey 1888, Mcclure
1865. Kuglen 1888, DeHinden 1858,
Ewing 121.7.
LaBelle-Rhees Ass, Stevenson
147.7, w. B. Day 1907, Wells 143, j.
Day 1888, Mccoy 1874.
Columbia-Bishop 1888. Boadwing
142, Seibert 1904, Weisgerber 1855,
Amick 141
Calumets-Cameron 1858, Weitzel
1852, Rohrl 1873, Lang 100, Porter 1864,
A. Welty 192.
The Bowlers-Statler 1881, Lamb
1874. Riheldaffer 1852, List 1856, Spie-
del I2S, Laird 1852, Ebeling 1884,
Whitaker 1S4.
Pen and Pencil-Handlan 1884, Bor-
land 1871, Arcner 1902, Travis 1924,
McMurchy 1852, Cassell 1864.
Providents-Walden 1902, Jenkins
1893, McCarter 1858, Fisher 1868,
Wells 1872.
Wheeling Bloomfield 1892, Adams
1446, Reymann 141.4. Manning 1868,
Grimm 141.5, Hirscn 1868.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
NEW LEAGUES STARTED.
THE SOUTH SIDE AND SUBURBAN ORGAN
lZATlONS EFFECTED.
Ea,a VII Bavs Ten Cl1os-Banqusi and Tourna
men, a, Mozart Palk-Charlsy Ssibsri En-
tsra.as-Whsshng League Averages

Yesterday afternoon the banquet
which wound up the championship
series of games between the South
Side League teams, was held at Mozart
Park in AN there were about one
hundred members of the different
teams present and q most enjoyable
time was spent The afternoon was
spent in bowling and other amuse-
ments that struck the fancy Of those
present
AT $50 o'clock a delectable lunch
con. the menu of which consisted of
an the choice viands. was served in
the restaurant building, by the pOpu-
lar caterer. Eberhard HOhreuter, TO
which the hungry guests did ample
justice, their appetites whetted by the
exercise Of the contests.
After the banquet a business meet
ing was held The former president,
Mr.. H. W. Schrabe and secretary, w.
C. Handlan, were reelected. BY a
unanimous vote it was decided to or
ganize a new league with all the old
clubs and four new ones, the new
South Side League TO consist of twelve
clubs instead of eight, as formerly.
This leaves an opening for four new
clubs, which will no doubt be soon
filled. There was much discussion
about how many members and sub
stitutes the clubs should be allowed
in the new league, and it was finally
decided that everything should re-
main rs in the old league.
The feature of the affair was the
game between the Hustlers and the
South Sides, which took place after
the business had been transacted.
These clubs had played four games
before and broke even, and the game
last night was for the purpose of de-
Gliding the contest. The game result
ed in victory for the Hustlers by a
score of SCI to 1872.
Following is the scores of the game:
SOUTH SIDE - Handlan, 1872;
Marschner. 107; Hortsman. 1923; Kline
lis: Wright, 90; Blind, 154. Total,
1872.
MISUNDERSTANDING. AS; Shafer,
141: Ebling, 119; Walther, 129: Weis-
gerber. 1S5: Blind. 1S5. Total, SCI.
Umpire. James II. Lancaster; scorer
NJ. Il. MeNabb.
The guests remained until about
eleven o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
- G0rERN0Rs LEcTrRE.

Despite % drilling rain and other
wise most inclcmont weather. the
Opera House VAS packed last night TO
hear GOV. VIM. a. MacCorkles lecture
on the Nicaragua Canal His audi
ence was au excellent one not only in
point OF numbers. but i'm appearance
and makeup. The assemblage being
repre- sntauve particularly of the bust
ness community and of the best ele-
ments of the city. The eloquent Gov
crnor was listened 20 throughout with
the closest attention. and his Auency,
grace and thorough grasp of the mat
ter made q rather dry and statistical
subject intensely interesting to all
minds.
Probably not more than half a dozen
people i'm the audience before the Gov
ernor began his lecture had more than
a hay notion Of the lines on which the
worlds commerce is conducted. There
was not one after the Governor had
finished who did not thoroughly COM
prehend the reasons Of the commercial
supremacy of England, the disadvan-
tages ut which she has the rest of the
world. the immense importance OF the
Nicaragua Canal and the revolution in
the direction of the worlds trade it
would make in favor of the United
States, freeing the young American
commercial giant from the letters in
which England now holds it. together
with the rest Of the world
And in this revolution Of the worlds
trade direction the sections of the
United States most largely and imme-
diately benefited. the Governor showed
would be the Ohio and Mississippi val
leys. which would be given untold new
markets for their products of every
kind. West Virginia, with her untold
natural wealth. unlimited resources
and great industries, would be in the
front rank OF the States and localities
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
HUNlORISTS QUARREL

Humorist Max ORel and Humorist
Mark Twain have got into o very
serious quarrel over Marks reply 10
paul Bourgeois satire on America and
Americans. fnwhich Bourget poked fun
a. the Yankees because they had no
Lone line Of ancestors to point to with
Dride adding that whenever an Amer
ican had a duh day he could pass the
time very pleasantly in guessing who
his ancestors were.
our own sad-eyed. inimitable Mark
reenonded i'm choice, quiet roast of
rrance and the French, in the course
~ which he remarked that when the
sveraee Partisan had duh day he
copld "pass the time very pleasantly in
Guessing who his father was
Lore Max O'Rel steps in, his fine
IN ~ bumor turned TO biting gall.
- declares that Mark Twain has de-
,,,,or,tslv insulted the good women Of
pa~,s O'Ren says that if he had made
srcb n remark about America, he
uorId expect to be barred from every
o,,h and respectable drawing-room in
tho 1,r5 He threatens dire things
e-o,rst Mark Twain, and declares
nat If he CTwaiD were in Paris the
,nsls nopulation wouldrise en- masse to
pull his nose. ...,.
rests up 10 date
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
RECORDS CONlPAPFn

There is no attempt to excuse the
shortcomings Of the Congress just
ended in pointing out that the Har-
rison-Reed-McKinley-Sherman Con-
sress was every bit as bad if not worse.
The New York Evening Post points
to the fact that the latter squandered
a surplus Of Sl63. 100000. increased the
pensions $75,OOO,OOO. gave S1O0OO.00O
to sugar-growers. reduced the gold re-
serve TO the danger point and had
bonds prepared for a government loan.
which. however. it managed TO tide
over and unload on the Cleveland adj
ministration. Tn addition it passed
the silver purchase act the last weight
that bent the back Of the public credit
It viii be seen that the late Congress
had by no means a monopoly Of stu
pidity and recklessness.
Another point i'm favor Of the Dem
ocratic body is that it was not corrupt
which cannot be said Of the Reed
Mckinley regime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
TIE scunnI-RonK BILL.

Elsewhere in this mornings Reg
ister will be found the full text Of the
school textbook bill, in which every
parent i'm the State is interested.
A careful examination Of the meas
ure and a comparison with the pres
ent arrangement viii clearly disclose
the fact that the trainers Of the bill
who claim to have done so much to-
ward cheapening the school books
have. on the contrary, made an ex-
ceedingly bad bargain not only for the
parents Of the school children, but for
an The taxpayers.
Tt is claimed the measure viii save
20 the people Of the State $3.50, 600 a
year. Mr. Norris, in a speech on the
floor of the House claimed the saving
would be a million a year Now, the
following table shows just what the
American Book Company viii net on
rho following hooks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Organized at Seiberts Last Night
With Ten ClnbS

With Ten Clubs.
About twenty-five or thirty. enthus-
iastic bowlers were guests of Charles
Seibert last night. The object of the
meeting was to organize league Of
bowling clubs to play on the alleys at
Seibert's and Wheeling Park. The or
ganization will be known as the Sub
urban League, and will be composed OF
ten teams.
The following clubs were represent
ed last night: Lotus, F. T. Hall; Met
ropolitans, w. H. Cassell; Columbia,
Chas. Seibert; Calumets, Max Lang;
Trilbys, DR.. Walden; Wheeling, Con-
rad Hirsch: Altenheim, IL. L. Weis-
gerber. The LaBelles and Elm
Groves were not represented, but Will
be members of the organization.
A business melting of the represent
tives was held, and a permanent or
ganiZation was effected by electing
Chas. Seibert President, and VIII H..
Cassell Secretary-Treasurer. A sched-
ule committee was appointed consist
ing of Messrs. Rhees, Cassell and Hal
Ter. The season will open about April
LIST. and continue three or four months
The question of selecting prizes was
deferred until a future meeting. 1t
was announced. however, that Mr.
Charles Seibert will give a gold medal
for the highest average score on his
alleys, and the Park will offer prize
for the best individual average there.
After the meeting the bowlers pres
ent spent a delightful season on the
alleys, voting Mr.. Seibert a capital
host. Mr.. Seibert will entertain the
members of the old Wheeling League
at his place of business some evening
next week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
Assaulted By a Robber

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March Miss
Tilne Hangel lies in a dying condition
in the house OF c. A. Dean, in East
Cleveland, as the result OF murderous
assault committed on her by a robber,
who attacked her with sandbag, frac-
turing her skull Physicians succeeded
in restoring the girl to consciousness
to-day for short time, when she re-
lated the story. She will probably die.
Her assailant escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
All OF Than Indicted.

LEXINGTON, KY, March AT 1880
o. N. to-day the grand jury found In
dictments against c. NJ. Figgate, late
cashier of the Bank of Lexington for
embezzlement , against r. X. Godkin,
bookkeeper for making false entries
and against c. W. Irvine for receiving
money, knowing his bank account TO be
oVerdraWn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08

The State Of West Virginia, Ohio county s.
In the Circuit Court OF ONO county, west VIZ
ginia. March Rules, 1898
Sarah L. Wilkinso. Mary A.
Shallcross Bessie Shallcross.
lanes Med Shsllcross and Arch
ibald T. ShAlcross, infants. who
sue by their next friend, Henry IN cbapcerv
c. Shallcross,
vs.
Franklin p. Jepson, franklin
?. Jepson, trustee ~ the infant
plaintiffs and others.
The obiecl of this suit is to require settle
mept OF the account OF Franklin p. Jepson :
trustee OF plaintiffs. and 10 remove the said
.Jepson as trustee sud % have new trustee
appointed iu his stead Aud d. appearing
from an affidavit filed In sai1 cause, at these
Rules that the defendant, franklin r. Jepson,
IS not resident OF the State OF West VIZ
pinia aud he not having been served with pro e
cess in said suit on motion OF the complain
ants. by their solicitor. this order Of publica-
ton in entered against him. and IL is ordered
that the said defendant above named. be ana
is required 70 appear within one msnth after
the date OF the first publication OF ms order
and do what is necessary % protect his inter
ests. IL is further ordered that thus order DO
published and posted as required bY law.
witness John W. Mitchell, CLERK OF our sald
Court Il the Court House OF said county. thus
9Th DAY Of March, 1898, to-wlt: March Rules,
1895. -. ,,,.r1.r,r,, OIL
Published the first time March sth, 1870
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk.
/ GEo +. BOYD Solicitor for ComplsinsaIs.
maNonwt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08

Social TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March T.
Dick Lively, the third and last OF the
three msu implicated in the killing Of
Burt Builder, on the goth of February,
at Cannelton, was arrested and brought
here to-day by his grandfather, NJ. A.
Lively. The three men will have their
preliminary trial on Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
Bank Failure.

CHICAGO, March The tickers here
have the following:
BERLIN, March :. The greatest s1-
element has been created in Parchill
by the failure OF the Heckleuburg
Credit Bank at that place. Hundreds
Of depositors have been ruined, and the
Peoples Savings Bank, a small concern,
and two large commercial houses, have
failed in consequence of the collapse Of
the Credit Bank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08

which would be benefited by the build
ing Of the Nicaragua Canal.
The Governor was frequently and
warmly applauded, and was the re-
cipient of many congratulations upon
the entire success of his splendid lee
ttlrp