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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
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Al snrts OF Lnoa, Ssw. and GOSSIP from
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Az NNlAH VI AflAAf wv vs. tf'lN NNH''F H'f-H
tho GlH,, cav
The baarl oi Health ia this city has
been GullSd " meet at s O'clock TINS
murning In consequence oil the spread
Ot tho amiliDOx In Wheeling, There
was consid0laba talk aulut quarantine
against Wheeling yesterday, ~ most
BollulrO nGOp.a feel that tho precautions
0( Wheeling health authorities hereto
lore have been very lax. Tho selection
OF Dr.. JepgOR as tho health officer and
tho rigid mGRaurG6 proposed by MN
have Inspired moro confidence MS 70 the
care and guarding OF pailents, but It
seems too lNta TO conhne tho disease 10
ordinary limits, and BulIalre may quar-
anlina this morning,
Tho Gltegnut 10 hold Taxpayers
meeting here Saturday afternoon to
take action IooRIng toward Ietrench-
ment aud reform was practically 4 Iszls
and Hon A. 4, McKulyey aud Hon.
William BuudY, who came from ht'
ClaIrsylllo and GAINESVILLE respectively,
10 encourage organization were very
much discouraged at the apparent
apathy IN this city on the subject
Mayor Dubois made tour Of inspec'
ton yesterday Of that portion Of the
city whore saloons do sometimes violate
tho law, but report BAYS all dO0Ta were
tightly ciuted yesterday, The grand
Jury conyenes on Tuesday at 81, Claire
villo and none oil the saloon men WaR1-
cd to take chanCea with H. Bnt the
mayor is said 10 have tho names OF =
number OF frequenteTf.
About thirty Of tho Graud Army
boys will leave hero this morning
for LouisVille. Many more had In.
tended TO go, but delay Ia the arrival OF
pension vouchers aud other causes are
given ~ reason for not IoIniRS IN tue
reunion,
Air. James Wilson, who iS Guperln-
lSpdIng tao extension Of the Bellalrs
nail works plant, has h9en at his Della
ware home for q lew day., but Will be
here to-day.
There were only two occupants Of the
city bastile yesterday, aud these were
two drunken Chapa tho mayor had run
In the night before.
Miss Alice Cunningham, Of the Fourth
ward, returned home Saturday from
Cleveland, whore she spen! week with
relatives.
Fred Mercer, OF tho Fourth ward. re.
turned home Saturday from New Cum
borland. W. Va, where he spent a
month.
John Crafty leaves tomorrow for
Columbus, where no will attend tho
Ohio State University this winter.
Louis Breshar came up from Sisters.
vile Saturday night to spend Sunday
with his family in this city.
Frank Maxwell, Of Cleveland, is
Spending a few days With friends IN this
city.
Cook Daniord left Saturday for COlum.
bus, to attend the Ohio State Uniyer'
siiy.
W. c. Thornbstry returned Saturday
IRON Glencoe, whore no spent week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

Kerr has recovered his batting eye.
It's good ting
Shaw has been fielding a wonderful
game during tho past week.
Barrett, Of the Warrens, is to be
given a trial by Pittsburgh this fall.
Catcher Davis thinks McComb, will
develop into a good pitcher next year.
II Cleveland comes, staley will prob.
ably pitch for tho locals. On Friday
Kane will 20 against the Pirates.
Wheeling mOsts Pittsburgh on Friday,
tho thirteenth. It will DO an unlncky
afternoon for one Of tho teams, sure.
Tho WhseIinga defeated tho Ram.
bsrA Saturday afternoon, TO 0, MC'
Combs for ghG RRmhiers, was wild, but
was not bit hard. Conoyer pithed inc
ball, tho amatsnrs getting but five hits,
two OF them sctRtcne"
After losing the penndnL hore, iie
HarTons have the nerve TO play NoW
Castle for tho second series champion.
slip; at least that, tho way Il comoi
from Now Castle. However, Wheeling
COTS tho peunant and tho champion
shIp,
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Wheeling 10 to have, for the first timO
in the history OF the game, Grst class
foot ball team. For three or four sea-
sons the foot ball interests Of Wheeling
and oycr.the,riVsr towns were cut up
rad the result was that tie Greater
Wheeling which comprises the city and
surrounding tOwns, was not properly
represented on the gridirop.
Yesterday representation OF tho we'll
snoWa EtnavIlle team, which probably
has more Of the better players, than any
other organization In the vicinity, met
Secretary BArrOWs, Of the Wheeling
base ball club, who conIsntsd TO takc
the management OF the team, which is
10 DO known probably as tho Wheeling
Tigers. A series OF games will DO ar
ragged torthe fall, commencing October
let aud continuing on 10 December.
the games will be played on tho Island
ball park, than which = better hs!I
could not be secured,
II Is the intention OF the management
TO have games With q uumbSr OF the
iop.uotch teams OF the country inclul'
ing several Of tho noted college agGroga'
tionL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., UnIYer'
sity OF PennsyIvunia, University OF Viz.
giaia, Pennsylvania state College, OHIO
State University. Weileyau University
and othOrs will be brought on, Alto
gether the outlook for football here is
very hrlnhL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

District President Jorry Meade yOs.
terday organized a now local union OF
the United Mine Workers Of America,
with the following officers: President,
Matthew Scott yiCe president, James
Cook; recording secretary, Louis a.
Frebols; financial secretary, Andy
Hoey; treasurer, Arthur Ingram; dele.
gates to trades assembly, Matthew
Scott, James Cook and John Roland.
This union is made up OF the miners in
the Gilchrist mine, north OF the city.
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A aoon .uGGnsalnN,


Sir. j. ~. onion for superintendent OF tho
Ciy OHS work"
Do -. Miyr Of NE jHh'lgnofr
sIR:.-Aq tho tilno for ocv,Ihg a super.
attendant OF tho gas work. 10 approach.
ing, allow mo to call tho attention Of
,no,c who have tho appointing power to
ono Of the applicants. J. 81. Dillon Mr..
Dillon il one Of our Oldest and best
known cilizons, having been identified
with tue history Of tho city Tor over
f.k'Y year4 Ito IN an old man, but able
bodied and pnysicnliy and mentally
r.mpBIsni Tor tho dutia, Of tho OiIlcc,
Tho knoelaigo gained by OIty yeara'
ctncrOngb In tho plumbing aud ga
h0'ur business hrs INSIDE him an
authority on any question relating To
water Ot gs. On ths subject no IS tho
BEST posted man In tho county.
During the iwo terms when ho served
NJ snpsfinlsndBnt tho gas works were
Kent IN good condition, and produced
more vas and u q bcitor quality NJ eos
r,l than over before or aimee q IVY MS
superior knowledge NJ can DO shown II
uoro.,ay, hs saved tho city annually
hundreds Of dollars, lis VIZ, not dis.
charged Tor incompstOncy Or neglect Of
duty. hut Tor partisan reasons was
not a Democrat
Besides, he ID a man Of unsnlliOd char
solsF. iobsr, honoll, uilhlul. Moro
could DO said, but this IA enough,
Fipf JusFtMh
lWoiiUG SIL g.
-. tttt..t 49,. uttt. .t..,, ftna1npha
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Iaps aud SIl,haps Ia tho Thriving CT
Across tho River


Flaps aud DIlshaps Ia tho Thriving City
Across tho River
The Y. NJ. G. A. lecture committee
expects to make q thorough canvass Of
the town to find out whether It would
be advisable to give course Of lectures
this winter. They have already engaged
Prof. J. B. Dsrm0s., Polk Miller and
John Il. Clark, but II enough tickets
cannot be sold to insure them a success
they will at once cancel these engage
menls.
About Il dozen q. A. Il. men leave
this morning on the early tram over
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh for tue en-.
Campment at Louisville.
Mr.. Thomas Watkins, an old resident
Of this place. leaves to-day for Chicago,
where hU will make his future home
with one OF his sous.
DR.. Paul Morrison and vile leave to-
morrow for New York City, where the
doctor expects 10 take course in hos
pilal practice.
Howard Smith left yesterday to re-
sumo his studies in Lafayette college,
after spending tue vacation WITH Ills
parents here.
Henry Koehrsen leaves to-day for
Piedmont to attend the state council Of
tho Jr. O. U. A. NJ.
Mrs. Steven RowIey and daughter,
Mrs. William Hilton, arc visiting friends
in Cambridge.
Mrs. +. Foichmau, OF Cairo H., Ia
visiting Mr., and Mrs, Albert Lpphardt
aud family,
The glco club meets tonight at tho
home Of Charles Hoylc, on South Fourth
street
Henry Floto leaves this morning for
Touuosaee an business trip,
Qni,oa number OF glassworkerS are
leaving Tor Elwood CITY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

Last night a woman on the cannon
ball" train from Pittsburgh was robbed
oil 50, while asleep near lin Grove. A
coiored woman who was sitting near
her was suspected, and a telephone
message was sent TO police headquarters.
Lieutenant suplor went to the station,
but no trace OF the money could bT
found, and thoro werc no grounds for
an arrest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
A BOYCOTT LIFI TED
From tho NORWOOD Gluss Works
by tho Trades Assembly.
MARTINS FERRY STOCKHOLDERS
Who wern Under tho Assembly Ban
Also Taken on tho "RIaoE List"
A Now Coal Miners Union Organ.
ized atGIlehrist's aIiuos..rho Profits
OF Labor Day..other business Trans
acted by tho Labor MagnateS.


Yesterday afternoon ut trades assent
bly hall. on Market stroet. n vary short
...sIon ot,ho OLio ya,I.y T,adss and
'''''N VI '"S ""'' '''ey n %,,',,
LABOR Assembly wac he'a' FEe'I'o" ',
Riley in the chair aud Secretary "Iom'
Salisbury at the do,k. Very little bush
rass ~, go f., ,r,,.oo,t.n ana ,he
avs vas w wv "N"'"''''N 4"N ',, W"
meeting was over IN very sho'' "'''"'
The coal miners reported the organ
igatIep O, A new pBieg. made No Of Gil.
.L,j,,, , nut, a.,.-,,., IA ,h,
0"''"' "'"' t"u'' uV'Vs"'V' +" w
assembly Wegs admitted ana oplEs'eu'
as follow: Matthew Scott, Jamss Coos
and John Roland
,,.aIIrn;anN, ~ o,u. ai,, ol,.s.
A'N' INV" w. 49, - '"' "'"' go"
WoaakoFs' asked tue as'em0'ylo rAl.Iy iI
acllon IN liiHng tue boycott oI Iuo
| NOfth wood glass works, OF EllWOOut IA'I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

Here are tho name, Of the Rbominablo trio
that compose Il hated aud abhOuci BY man
constipation What Is the most successful way
10 attack aud iquuloh these united monster
Take ilu.lUtt1rS stomach liitlort, aud they Will
pull mp iIaEus and make tracks Tor parts uu'
known lehyins no trace behind. The llitefs
also cNtrrminEtci malaria, rheumatic aud lid.
ney tfDupl1Rnd nervous nilmCnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
FOOT BALL SEASON.
Wheeling to Have Team With
damoa at tho Ball Park,
The OLD AETNAlILLE'S Make UP

Tho New Team whIoh WIN Probably
b. Known as tho "wheelIns Tigers"
Games with the Big osllogO EIeVonS
Will DO ArranEod-,Iho Raso Ball
Season About ovsr-.No Series With
Notwithstanding Takes tho Psu'
paa;-other sporting News
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Use DR.. Miles NERVE iLAsTERs for SPINAL
WEAKNESS. All druggists sell ON for 80.

NAuAlA FAILS aud r0,urn. Wagner
slcopcrs Saturday, September 81, Glove
land, Lorain 4 Wheeling railway.
Leaves Bridgeport 8 p. M, Central
standard time. Secure accommodations
carly. seO agents Cleveland, ioraIn &
Wheeling railway.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

ST. PAuL, MISS, Sept. s.--J. II. Her.
mann, manager ofthS Lakeside Athletic
Club, has matched Dick Mooro and
Danny NOcdhNm for twenty round
contest October 10 for n purse Of 81, 800.
Iae men also pnt up $500 each and the
winner will tuEo all Of tho purse aud
ktaKg
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KNOWLEDGE

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tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
Tor than others and enjoy life more, with
les expenditure, by more promptly
plnptinS the worlds best products to
Dho needs Of physical being, will attest
the value TO health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
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It's excellence is due to Us preventing
In the form most acceptable aud pleas
ami to the taste, the rcfrcshing mud truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lnN'
alive; cTcctuaIly cleansing tho system,
dIspolIinp colds, headaches and tcyctS
and permanently curing constipation;
II hni given satisfaction 10 millions ana
met with tho approval Of the medical
profession, because II nets on the Kid
iIcw, Liver aud Bowels without weak
ching them and II Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of FIGS Ia for sale by drug
rIsl5 ln6Oc aud 81 bottles, but u Ia mnn'
IlncLurcd by the California l.ig Syrup
ca. uuly, whose name is princeton every
package, alsO the nano, syrup OF Fig1
aud being we'll informed, you viii nOl
accept any substitute ii Olercd'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

Our first importation of New BoucIe
and Brocade Dress Goods and Novelty
Suitings now in and ready for in
spection. All the New Partisan De-
signs and CoIorings embraced in this
shipment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
RAsE HAI.L OnMlIENr.


Probably No Series with Frahkliu-The
Psnuaut for tho Double season Comes
to whSSIlng--ThS WheslingT Benefit
Game.
Itisnot probable tina. the FranklinS
will contest with the WhesliuGI for the
double season championship OF the lou
aud Oil league. Tho Wheeling manage
ment tried to arrange tor the i've games
that would decide the championship
and ownership Of the SpaldIng peunant,
but the Pennsylvapiaus are on tho rag
Gsd edge and would not consent TO meet
Wheeling For this reason the double
season championship and pennHnt will
this week be awarded TO the Wheeling
club. Thus for the tirSt time in tho his
tory Of professional bali In Wheeling
the toWn possesses champion ball
team,
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Tickets arc out and for sale for the
benefit game to bO played by the Wheel.
ing playersSn their own HOOK next Sat
urday afternoon. and there should be a
large crowd a. the boys deserve a good
send.ofE OH the eve Of their departure for
winter quarters. They have without
exception played top.notch ball from
the beginning TO the end Of the season.
Their opponents will be team mado up
Of returned professionals from the sev.
OrAl minor leagues. 1t should DO a good
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

II Franklin does not come to time it
is probable that this week will wind up
the professional base ball season here.
The PiIuburghs are scheduled to play
against the Nailers on Friday, and an
effort is being made 10 secure tho Cleye'
land Spiders Tor game with the Wheel
iugs on Wednesday afternoon. Score.
iary Barrows had not heard from the
second piacers last night. but ii Is prob
able tho game will be arranged The
Wheeling management offered Tebeau a
$500 guarantee for the game here. The
BrooktynB carried of $50 when they
were here early in the season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

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lhvER MrDlcfSTs2p EvcryhodynocdB
take n liver remedy. II alugglsh or
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aud cauBoBConslipatlon, when thownsto
that should DO carried of romnIus In
Tho body and poiaons tho whole ay6tom,
That dun, heavy feeling IN due 10
torpld liver. Billou6nesg, Headache,
NInlnrin aud Indigestion nro all liver
dlacmon Keep the liver nctivn by nm
occasional dose OF Simmons Liver Reg.
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blog, and give tono TO tho whole sys.
tom. For q laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator Ia BETTER THAN PiLis IL
iorsnot gripp, nor weaken, but greatly
rulrcshcs aud strengthens.
Every package las tie Red y
STAMP un tho wrapper. j, II,
Icilll n Goa Philadelphia.
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d. Sllcr' Palm plllSSCop Headache
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MAllrlA's rGltuY,

W. c. Thornberry returned Saturday
,m Glencoe, whore ho spent week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-21
Held TO COURT.
TIE HEARING At ST. GAINESVILLE, YES
TERDAY,
OF Brock Brown, James Dorsey, Carl Baker and
Charles Ono Charged With Shooting at Man
sg.r Humphrey, Of the Buckeye
With Intent TO Kill.

The hearing of the union glasswork-
ers, Brock Brown, James Dorsey, Carl
Baker and Charles Otto, OF Martins
Ferry, charged with shooting with in
tent to kill, came of yesterday before
Mayor Kennon, of St. Clairsville.
The case which the men were tried on
was brought by Alexander Humphrey,
manager OF the Buckeye glass house,
who charges them with being the four
men who shot at him on the morning OF
February 4th. The defendants were
represented by Attorneys Dixon and
TallmaD, while S. w. Boyd and George
Duncan were employed by the prosecu-
ton.
Mr.. Humphrey was the first witness
placed on the stand. He stated that on
February 4th he came down from Steu-
benvlle by way Of the Pan Handle road,
got off at the Top" mill. and walked
over the Terminal bridge TO the Buck
eye glass house. Not being able 10 gain
entrance to the glass house by way OF
the Office, ne went TO the engine room
door, and while trying to get In the
door was shot at by four men, two OF
whom he recognized as Brown and
Dorsey.
Gus Koehler was called next. He was
in the engine room OF the glass house
when the shooting occurred. When he
heard the firing he looked in that direc-
ton and saw four men run up Carlisle
street, and recognized two OF them as
Dorsey and Otto.
Lucian Weidman, who lives on Car
Isle street, near the glass house, was
the next witness. He stated that he
was eating his breakfast at the time OF
the shooting. When he heard the firing
he ran to the door and saw Dorsey,
Brown, Otto and Baker running up the
street.
Mrs. Weidman was called next. She
saw all the parties run up the street
Immediately after the firing, and also
saw Otto fire the last shot.
Mrs. A. w. Moore, who also lives In
the vicinity OF the glass house, stated
that she saw all the implicated parties,
and also saw Otto fire shot in the d.
rection OF the Buckeye engine room.
The prosecution then rested their
case and Mr.. Tallman, after short
conference with the accused parties,
announced that they had no testimony
to offer. This was followed by ad-
dresses to the Court by Messrs. Boyd
and Duncan, on behalf OF the prosecu-
ton.
This done, Mayor kennon announced
that the accused parties must give a
bond OF $500 each for their appearance
10 Common Pleas Court. Security was
furnished by VIM. Seabright, Al. w.
Moore, VIM. Otto and Chas. Huffman.
The decision rendered caused good
deal OF comment on the streets OF Mar
tins Ferry last evening, as many people
supposed that Baker and Brown would
be- discharged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-21
A CITIZENS MEETING
held AT MOUNDSYILLs, LAST EVENING, TO
SELECT A CITY TICKET.
The Cour. Houss Well Filled With Voters Intent
Upon Making Good Nom.naaonS-lhe Oandi-
dates Selected, and a Committee Chosen

The Moundsvlle court house was
crowded with voters, last evening, in
response TO the call for a mass meeting
to select a Citizens ticket to be voted
for at the approaching town election,
and a frst-class list of candidates was
chosen, and a hustliuG Campaign Com
mittee selected TO take charge OF the
canvass.
tt. Patton was chosen chairman of
the meeting, and j. d. Shaw secretary.
The object of the meeting was briefly
stated by the Chair, and the meeting
then proceeded at once TO the choice Of
a ticket. after passing resolution that
all Republicans who had voted at the
recent primary should be ineligible for
voting at the meeting. Nominations
for Mayor were d. w. RogerSon, D.,
and Capt. A. O. Baker, R, The vote re-
suited: Rogerson, "a; Baker, so.
The remainder OF the ticket is as fol-
lows:
Marshal-Robert Rodocker, d.
City Cierk-Friend Cox, ID.
Both of these nominations we're made
by acclamatiOn.
A committee Of five from each ward
was then appointed to complete the
ticket. The committee at once retired,
and in short time reported as follows:
First Ward-School Commissioner, B.
f. Hodgeman, d. Council, 5. Bisinger,
r., VIM. McConkey, r, j. w. Gallaher,
D., and 1. NJ. Clayton, L.
Second Ward-School Commissioner,
T. J. Patton, =. Council, DR.. g. w.
Brues, d., VIM. Carroll, d., w. D.AleX-
auder, d., and Thomas Gates, L.
Third Ward-SchOol Commissioner,
w. L. Edwards, K. Council, d. w.
Rogersou, D., NJ. +. Cox, R., Edward
Sim Dson, D., and J. A. Hubbs, Il.
The following Campaign Committee
was appointed:
First Ward-B. +. Hodgeman, Charles
Miller, J. w. GaiIaher, r. 5. McCon-
nell and William Johns.
Second Ward w. =. Gray, w. NJ.
Meighen. Jesse Mcclure, Tont. Clark
and w. B. CullUm.
Third Ward - Edward Ferguson,
Thomas Israel, E. w. Kuntz, w. NJ.
McGill and Charles Fauple.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-21
AAiUsE hENTs.
FRoN SIZE TO son.

That Mr. Milton Mobiles, who will be
seen At the Opera House this evening
and tomorrow matinee and evening, Is
a man OF more than ordinary versatile
talents has long been conceded. For
several years he has njoyed popularity
in eccentric comedy-dramas OF his own
writing, and has shown disposition to
improve the quality OF the work, both
as player and writer. He has reached
a plSne in his last play, From Sire TO
Son, that must entitIe him TO more re-
spect than many Of his casual critics
have seen fl TO accord him 10 the past.
The play is not only the best work of
the author, but it is work OF quality
10 Indicate vet greater possibilities with
this particularly ambitious dramatist.
TEMPTATION OF MONEY"
The new realistic scenic and mechan-
jcal production, Temptation of Money"
that is 10 commence an engagement at
the Grand Opera House, Thursday
evening, February 2lst, three nights
and Saturday matinee, is one of the
pronounced successes of the season. IL
is said this new mslo-drama contains
some very excellent scenic effects, and
is spoken of as being a most interesting
drama. Messrs. Boyer and Hardy, the
managers, have made every effort 10
make Temptation Of Money" the
acme OF stage perfection. Harry Hardy
will 0e long remem bered by the Wheel
ing theatre-goers, having visited this
CITY al two different times last season,
with Zeb, the Clod Hopper. The pres
ent play is equal TO Zsb in humor and
Specialties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-21
NEWS OF THE DAY.
PROBATE BUSINESS,

Daniel NJ. Maxwell yesterday quail
fed as guardian of John A. Maxwell,
orphan of Louisa Maxwell, deceased.
Bond. 500: r. S. Fair surety.
August Beltz yesterday qualified as
administrator of the estate of Eliza
deth Beltz, deceased. Bond, 5000; j. p.
Rogers, surety.
Robert Z. Lee Robinson yesterday
qualified as executor of the estate of
Malissa McGlumphrey, deceased.
Bond, 1900; Henry Bayha, surety.
Maria E. Book yesterday qualified as
administrative of the will of Johann
Hermann Arnold Book, deceased.
Bond, $1,000; no surety required,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-21
MMILLAN SENT UP FOR A MONTH.

J. w. Mcmillan, the Maynard, o.,
man who bilked Shobert out of S25,
last Sunday, as detailed in the Reg
lister yesterday morning, was fined $40
and costs in Police Court yesterday
morning, for carrying concealed weap-
ons. In default he was sent to the
workhouse for a month. The Ohio
authorities will take up McMillan's
case by and by.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-21
CLEARED $500.

The committee have had charge of
auditing the accounts of the recent fair
and festival given by the congregation
of st. Anthony's Church, of Bridge
port. finished their work yesterday and
report that 5000 was cleared from the
affair.