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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-21
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07

at the Thomson NJ. Z. Church to-mor-
row.
A missionary tea was given Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Mrs. Stur-
gis, on the Island, by the missionary
society of the Thomson NJ. Z. Church.
The evening was very pleasantly passed
in the discussion of matters concerning
the work.
At the recent quarterly meeting OF
the Trustees of the Thomson VI. Z.
Church a resolution was unanimously
adopted, requesting the coming NJ. e.
Conference to retain Dr. Buckley in his
present charge. He has met with sue
cess in a remarkable degree, and his
congregation is devotedly attached to
him. He will probably be retained.
The last Of the series Of socials and
musical entertainments at the North
Street NJ. e. Church will be given on
Thursday evening Of next week. These
entertainments have been remarkably
successful, and they have resulted in
the raising of a handsome sum for the
needs of the church.
The congregation and Sunday School
Of the English Lutheran Church will
hold its annual Harvest Home celebra-
ton on the last Sunday in SEPTEMBER
The services of the English Lutheran
Church at 1890 and 1880 viii be con-
Quoted by the pastor Rev. Samuel
Schwarm. At the morning service he
will speak on some Of the Phases Of
The Sunday School Work, - as discussed
at the State Convention, at Huntington,
on the Sd, 4th and 9TH inst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
THE CHURCHES.
Items of Interest to Pastors and Con-
gragatiOnS--SOme Entertainments
Planned for the Near Future--Pas-
tors Returning From Vacations.
Sabbath Topics---Personal Mention
and Brief Notes.

The pastors are all home from their
annual vacations, and the work OF the
churches will now be taken up with re-
newed Yigor and energy.
The Rev. J. II. Moorehead. of Xenia,
O., was the guest of Rev. ]. H. Littell,
pastor Of the United Presbyterian
Church, yesterday. He is on his way
to Scottdale, Pa, to assume charge OF
the T. F. Church at that place.
The Presbytery of Wheeling of the
L. p Church will meet next Tuesday
at HarrisYille, O. The primary object
of the session is to install the new pas
tor of the church at that place, the Rev.
]. II. Spencer. Other business of a rou-
tine nature will also be taken up.
All the Catholic parochial schools IN
the city have reOpened for the fall and
winter term, with an increased enroll
ment The congregation of the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception will
probably begin work upon a new school
building next spring. a fair and festi-
val VIII be given some time before the
holidays, for the purpose of raising
funds to commence the work.
The RI. Rev. Bishop Donahue will
preach at late mass at st. Joseph's Ca
thedral tomorrow.
All arrangements have not yet been
completed for the lecture of the Rev.
T. De Witt Talmage at the Fair
Grounds in October The lecture will
be given under the auspices of the
Third Presbyterian Church
The Sunday School Convention of
Marshall county viii be held in Ben
wood. in the NJ. f. Church, Thursday
and Friday of next week. An excellent
programme has been prepared for the
meetings Of the body as well as the en-
tertainment of the delegates.
The Rev. Dr. F. D. T Buckley will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the usual services
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
BILL WILLIAMS ARRESTED.

Leadvllle, Col, September G.-"BW
Williams, alias Lloyd Mayre. alias John
Mcmahon, one of the most noted des-
peradoes in the west, has been arrested
and is in Jail here. Last winter ne
became the leader OF the gang that rob-
bed the Wells-FargO Express Company
at Cripple Creek and secured $4,000
The other two men were captured here
three months ago, bu, Williams es-
capped. He has kept out Of the officers
reach until last night, when he came to
town from Denver. and was arrested
There is a big reward out for his cap
ture. Williams was loaded down with
cartridges and revolvers. He also mad
considerable money with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
A CHALK TALK

Prof. George E. Little, of Washington,
d. C., will give an illustrated talk to
men in the Y. NJ. c. \. hall at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. Prof. Little was
one of the instructors at the Teachers
Institute this week He used the black
board and crayon to illustrate his talks.
While drawing his pictures in full view
of the audience he gave an interesting
and descriptive talk, showing his equal
ability as a lecturer and artist. He will
give a talk on Sowing and Reaping,
tomorrow, and draw on the board in a
rapid and skillful manner illustrating
his talk. All young men are invited to
attend the meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
MURDERED HIS SISTER.
Terrible Decd of Drunken Man.,
wa lis. RftchIc Cour.. 70


Harrisv.lle, w. Va. Semen
one OF the worst crimes know -
history OF CORVALLIS occurrsi '- .
There last evening. Cam eros, &
married man, went TO his nom = 8
icated and began QuarrelIng r..- -.. ].
wife. Cross threatened n s5l- ~
ana she, together with her It'll
TOOK refuge at the home of his s..-
MRS. Taylor. Cross followed he =.
Iater n the day, again began ON
ana pulling revolver threo-.-
shoot her. Mrs. Taylor exn.s..
with him and got between the .U.
ing her small baby in her arms
became enraged at her interfere
told her that he would shoe. ae-
raised his revolver and taking IL
ale aim fired, the bullet en.erI-5
breast, passing through the b~
coming out under the shoulI.-
ne woman fell TO the floor q cams.
Cross threatened 10 shoe. -ta ~.
and his wife expected to r
death at his hands. A girl mann. If,
haley who was staying ~ Oh.
ran out to give the alarm 1l. o.
OWNING her object, ran after ..s...
TOOK her, and told her be would K.
u she mentioned the matter. rs
leIt the place and going 10 C8r.7.r.
5 .l-ed 10 some acquaintance
Aal accidentally shot his sister
sent o physician out to see her. ~
Ae went 70 Cairo and gave h.ms
~ the meantime the true
al-A.fs was developed a corouer
was summoned and an tnques.
The jury rendered a verdict tia,
Taylor had me, her death by q 81
ball fired by Cross.
The affair caused grea. exaitem.
and talk Of lynchlng thc prisorer '', :,
freely INDUCED il. bu. the cgicer.
coming alarmed took the prise.
through the county to tlo H4-r...r
jail IN a wagon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
TIE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Under the Care and Direction of Mr
Charles schmidt it Was a Record Break

Under the Care and Direction of Mr.
Charles schmidt it Was Record Break
ing Success.
one of the very strong features Of the
Fair. and one which possessed an alb
sor0ing interest Tor town and country
people alike. was the magnificent dis
play of fruits, vegetables and general
agriculture products made in the
/ Agriculture Department. The variety
of exhibits has never been approached
att any former Fair, while the specimens
7 Of au classes shown were splendid, and
TIE whole display and arrangement re-
Elected tine highest credit upon Mr..
Schmidt. and showed that lie was pre-
emineutly the right man for the place.
lie was the recipient of merited con-
/ CALCULATIONS drWng the entire week,
from The thousands Of people who in
sDecled the department, and his pride
land that OF his friends al the result
achieved was entirely pardOnable UNI
/ der the circumstances. The prizes
awarded in these departments were as
! follows
Best and largest display Of apples,
/ pears. peaches plums. grapes and every
other fruit TO have been grown by eX-
/ hibit0r. First, 4. c. Unterzuber. Bel
laire. o.. S25: second w. w. Kirkpat-
rick. Cassville. o., Sl5; third. Aug.
! Goetz c Son, City, $40.
/ Greatest variety of vegetables raised
/ by exhibitor: First, r. Shields Har-
mons Creek. Pa S25; second, John
/ Scahl. Bridgeport. o.. SIS; third, A. c.
| Jucrzuber Beliaire, o., $40.
Finest and largest collection OF plants
not named I'M list. in and out OF bloom:
First Franz Laupp. City, $40; second,
/ Mrs. Kate Waterman, Bridgeport o.,
Best collection Of plants and finest ar
raugament. grown by exhibitor: Max
Hess. City $40.
Best and largest display OF cut
/ flowers grown by exhibitor: First, W.
/ T. zane City. $40; second, Max Hess,
! Ci,y.
Eest and largest collection OF grain
and feed grown by exhibitor: First w
/ ~. Kirkpatrick. Cassville, o., $40; sec
oud. Aug. Goethe & Son, City, s..
Best and largest collection Of pOta-
/ toes. First r. Shields, Harmons
/ Greek. Pa. $40; second, W. w. Kirk
patrick. Cassyille, o., S.
Lieutenant $. Van Duzer. the new
naval officer detailed Tor duty at the
/ Linsly Institute by the Secretary Of the
/ Navy. will arrive in the city to-day
/ The Institute opens next Monday, Sep
1 TENDER 9th. ali 9 a. ~, and the prospects
for q large attendance are good. The
corps of instructors for the coming
year win De us large and as efficient as
/ auy In the history of the Linsly Insti-
Wte. There viii be no change in the
uniform of the Cadets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
The Ladies' know Good Thing

That'sWhy James A. Garfield andLucy
b. Hayes Circles. Ladies of the G. A.
r. selected the Panhandle as the best
route 20 Louisville. They viii leave
Wheeling at $50 q. m, Wheeling time.
Monday. September 9Th. on a special
train. making the trip by daylight.
Louisville viii be reached in time for
supper. Ticket Agents J. G. TomlinsOn
or John Bailie, Wheeling, viii sell
round "trip tickets for S7S5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Bro and
Pithilv Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Bro and
Pithiiv Told.
The Circuit Court was in session
yesterday, but nothing worthy OF note
transpired
Now that the Fair is over, we will
probably have good weather for time.
The State Fair never had such hard
luck.
A marriage license was granted
yesterday to Austin Kali, native OF
Harrison county, O., aged %, and Sus-
anna Dinsmore. a native Of Beaver
county, Pa, aged q; also to Charles
Bergman. native of Germany aged SO,
and Elizabeth Koehler, a native of Ger
many, aged 30
The only offender in Police Court,
yesterday morning. was Edward Pad
den, who applied vile eplthets to Officer
Gardner. He was fined $40 and costs.
Yesterday morning about half-past
ten o'clock still alarm was sent to
the Atlantic for a fire in small build
ing belonging to Mrs. Fisher, on Seven
teenth street. A Greek, who keeps a
candy store there, had placed pan con-
tanning some rags on the stove, and the
pan boiling dry. the rags caught fire.
Damage, nominal
Cora Fletcher, colored, was ar
raigned before Justice Gillespy, last
night on two charges of profane swear
ing and a breach OF the peace. sworn
out by Mary 4. Williams. Both the
parties are colored
Contractor Kraft is pushing the
work upon the pest house, and the
frame Of the building is going up.
Work on the renovation of the old
Sixteenth street cemetery is being
pushed right along Councilman Hal
Ter deserves great credit for the man
ner in which he has pushed this i'm
provement through Council.
The work Of removing live stock
exhibits, etc, from the Fair Gfounds
was pushed theoretically last evening
after the Fair was over, and most of the
live stock was gotten on the cars dur
ing the night. By this evening the
grounds will be completely cleared of
exhibits.
Joseph Harvey was aTraigned be-
fore Justice Gillespy. last night, on two
warrants sworn out by Samuel Morgan,
charging profane swearing and a
breach of the peace. The first case was
heard and the second adjourned over
until to-day.
The Council Committee on Streets.
Alleys and Grades is called to meet
Monday evening.
in the Criminal Court, yesterday
fines Of five dollars and costs were en-
tered in the cases of fourteen persons
indicted on charges of being inmates or
visitors in diorderly houses. The
cigarette cases We're deferred until the
14th, when arguments Will be heard.
W. F. Patterson and G.. W. Brown,
the latter colored, were admitted TO
practice in the Criminal Court, yester-
day morning.
-Cousel for Julia Chisnell and w. T.
Emblem will raise the point that the
law is unconstitutional in the cases re
Gently piled up against the defendants
named, for keeping a house of i'll fame
and for renting property to be used for
that purpose, and a long and hard legal
contest will be the result.
Grand Opera House, matinee and
night-"A Money Order"
<s-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
coUNCL cALLED FoR TO-NIGHr.

NOONOtA- O-At-A----' CtN 4~i4A 4
Yesterday afternoon Council was
called to meeu i'm special session this
evening for the purpose of finally ac-
ceptiug Dr. Walden's resignation as
Health OMcer aud elecung a successor
In The person OF > S. L. Jepson. This
is The only BUSINESS which will come
before the body.
The affair may so OFF as per pro-
gramme. without any eloQuence or de
lay and then, perhaps the reverse of
this may happen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
REFUSED TO BE VACCNATED

REFUSED TO BE VACCINATED.
New York, September 6.-On board
the White Star steamer Britannic,which
arrived to-day from Liverpool and
Queenstown were two steerage passen-
gers who refused to be vacclnated by
the ships surgeon. They were eonse-
auenuy transferred to Hoffman Island
on the steamers arrival at quarantine,
and Will be detained there until four
teen days have elapsed since leaving
Queenstown. They are man and his
15-ye2r-old daughter. They will be
compelled to remain under observation
until September y, when they viii be
transferred 10 Ellis Island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
, length. Flying Simon second. Time,

q length. Flying Simon second. Ilme'
2:3512.
SUMMARY.
Fifth day. Second race, 2:34 pace
mile heats. three in five, purse SloO' al
vidsd.
Billy A.. Truss Axle Farm, Ca ,
nj Dover o.. ..... IL l
Panford. j. s. West & Co, Cad.z'
OHIO SOC. ........... .......-
FLYING simon, A. Kali, Means,O.5
Mary s. Sober < Kline, Canton o.
ONO ........ ....... ....-.''' ." .
susan W. w. S. Morford, Cam
ton. o.. ..... ..........-..f
ITALIA. W. o. Barnes. CoshocJoA'. -
Ohio ...... e. ............: 30 d
Billie r.. F. L. Undertake,
Wo1dsleld. O........ .... 80 us
Time. 2.26ie. 2:2S, 2:35l2.
THE RUNNING RACE.
Buckedie again won an easy victory
IN straight heats. Ell. the local run
ner. slipped In the second neat or
would probably have taken It. Eli mas
been unfortunate all season.
First heat-A good start. Then
Bucked:e went 20 the front and was
good length ahead Of Myra II. com
ing under the WIRE, Lena third. Time,
1.06l2
Second hcat-It was very pretty for
quarter. between Buckedie and Ell,
but the latter slipped on the lower turn
and dropped back, Bucked.e winning
.n 107ie. There was some confusion
due 10 the fact that the judges did not
catch che numbers of the riders at the
hnish
SUMMARY
Fifth day. Running race, Is mile
heats. - in 3. purse 5000 divided.
Bucksdie. b. c. Clendennin, Cal
lip0uS. O...... ...... .... .....'4
0Iyra H.. J. A. Bradshaw, Lynch
burg. Na...... Gee. .... .-......- =
Ell. Edg.ng-on Stables, Wheeling 4 3
Lena. i. c. H2kes. Nellsville. y. H.3 T.
HpDOnach. T. 4. Flemike, Green's
Window. Frank Torryson, Nc
KeCSport. Pa...... 49,. ..... % Z
GARRISON. r. L. Nash, Springfield,
Time. l:06l5. 1.0715.
NOTES OF THE RAY.
The Fair hurt the attendance at the
ball games. and the management Of
the home club will profit by the lesson.
Next season there viii be no counter
ATTRACTION. and the big show will have
fun sway
The work Of removing the exhibits
will continue to-day. and by this even
ing the grounds will be clear.
The Nash combination has not prov
cd such au attraction as was expected.
The performances as rule were very
tame and not 70 be compared with
those given by the Myrtle Peek combi-
nation. The hurdle race yesterday
was one of the most interesting events
of the week. but il was very tame.
Now viii YOU be good, said an
urchin as the Oriental dancing girl
passed with her scant attire dripping
from the rain
Some of the privilege men were dis
appointed in their receipts for the
week
The Ohio River railroad brought more
visitors TO The Fair than any other
road. The oil development has brought
prosperity along that line.
The hotels will be doing their normal
business to-day.
More than one person Will breathe a
sigh OF relief, now that the rush Is
over.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07

Greensboro, Pa. September 6.-River
G feet and stationary. Weather, fair
and warm.
Warren, Pa. September 6.-River
four-teuths OF a foot and stationary.
Weather. cloudy and warm.
Morgantown, W. Va, September C.
River E feet and stationary. Weather,
clear and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
DIAMOND EARRINGS RECOVERED

fA-A-'A ~ - @~~AAN ~ ~ ~ A-4N-~S'
Yesterday the police recovered a pr
Of diamond earrings, valued at one
hundred and twenty-five dollars, which
We're stolen from Fifth ward lady.
Thursday evening, under somewhat pc
culiar circumstances.
A lady friend from the upper portion
Of the city was visiting at the home of
the Fifth ward lady, and while she was
there the hostess removed her earrings
and laid them upon dresser in bed
room When the visitor lett the lady
looked for her jewels. but they could
not be found. The police were immedi-
ately communicated with, and Chief
Bennett instructed the lady to wait un>
til yesterday morning, and in the mean
time TO make a thorough search of the
apartment where she had left the
jewels. This was done, but as they
could not be found, Lieut. Ingram called
upon the visitor at her home, and after
some delay and persuasion the theft
was acknowledged and the diamonds
were given up. There VIII be no prose-
cution. and for that reason the names of
the parties are withheld.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07

morning Oll Dol
sbovrF his .orrra0arca rccesiorallv
,... .,.. .-....,., ..,... ,..,...1 -~,;,o,,s
o"- Sag
buy TWO meats -~o oeeA coN,es,e" l--
the afternoon when the threatened
shower came and tlere was 81 steady
...,.....,.,- ..,. 1.f, .- hour which
49,. r,.f~
l-~-''-i'-' t-- - -''
Only O few thousand persons GRAVE"
the elements and the number would
have bean smaller but for the auuci-
......,- ~. ..-..5 ,,.i,. Several rimes
.,.... i...-
u looked axe tAe Sky "o'i0 '''''''
the sunshine came -oo late, as me lIacN
was covered with mud 10 a depth q
several inches
There was mad rush Tor SAel.1,
during tl. Storm I'D --1 oL,yi uoo-' ~l'-
every person ou the gounds with the
exception OF Che SPECTATORS .1 l-e
grand stand. was drencheo 10 lne s>l4,
The taElrs closed mp shoD anu l---."' 81.
preparations = move. iio"ele-, ..lC
races were n-iS-ec ana no To-- ' i.,-L.
on that score can De mace ny 0-'l''-
the spectators or LoiseAeA.
The Association has been eNJienlelS
unfortunate This year. oll Win sooI
weather "ould nave l--lsi..0 't.' w I'm
with balance on me ilsu. S'o ~ 80.
-oasel- AS d. -9' ----N W. s..,.,,.
De- u s-lsLl or-c-s--y .l- -.
able Wetl-tl was -o. ,H1 o-- -, ~
which operated ~5-ll-s- '--1 $50, ---,,s
the Fair. Many FislJ5Is lcpO- So ~
j. exaggerated IuLOts oot0e- --'- ma ,.
prrFdltA-r y- 9----'-' go -. I-o .,--
least one eA---..o- s--. $50 -, Tho
pectea 90 hhd 'Ae CT. 49, ~, oo-,-
attendance. ever. ,--,-' B. amen ''-'
sheraton. was sood'
THE RACES.
-,. ,...... ..s- os Thursday nieht
-- 49,. ~ .........t.,.- ,-9fs ~ track
--~ --.- --,, p.e+- ba1 taken
~ ,s-,..--.,, -ls~s was an
P'.V '~ ..,. '..,.-.7 ,,,1s of
- ,- +r,. ---,l- and pre-
"I u .o- ,... .. ,...s-.. o5sJe I'm
F---11 as, ,'.- ---- -. ,ar,
si-.- o- ,"'7 ' go ,,r-eli
--le. suns eslve-' 1-
I'D "-.,- N' cd "'
TIE FREI-fOlt-ALL PACE
Raven Won this race IN straight I
heats after losing t1a hrst 10 NJ .li.'
Bee. Tie driver O.. Wine was l-eI III
che second 1eat ts.2A, 12e 0-eu--
Vile - "-@ -f-' % 1S us "-l-'
j.. Is Conn. who Is 55 years oI age Out
as suri-l-.y as most men OF 4o-
First hea--Tl.s was very interest
inc iu spite of -le fact that the time
Was slow The horses Sot on IL u
bunch. and Raven went t0 lle 'front.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07

The third great Lot Sale af r
Moundsyille Mining and Mauutacu.
Company will take place September
and IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07

You should buy your groceries 4,
Henry G. Honmanns. No. 1881 Do.
street. and get LOAF OF Swe. Hon.
Bread.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
Tho River.

Attend the big Lot Sale at Mounds
vile, September II and 1S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07
STATE FHIR CLOSES.
The Rain of the Morning and After
noon Spoiled The Last Day.
The Attendance was Light-Excel-
lent Racing on q Very Heavy
Track-The Free-fOr-Au Pace.
Notes of the Day.
Ege He disagreeable

II = lledS lecdule
weather was the
In Ost prominent
factor in ST. oiling
the last day OF the
State FAIR. The
rain fell IN @
steady drizzie an
night and in the
morning Ola Sol
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07

Mrs. Harris School for Yound Ladies
and Small Boys will reopen Monday,
September 10th, at 8 o'clock a. m.
Parents are requested to be present at
the ODening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07

Eight hundred and fourteen shares
of the Moundsville Coal Company will
be offered for sale at Moundsyille, Sep
tember II and Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-07

Fine opportunity 10 purchase few
acres OF choice land at lot sale in
Moundsyille, September Il and Is,
Call to see the display Of Stoves and
ranges at the Fair. B. FISHER.
will take great pleasure in furnish
ing my customers with the finest
bread they ever ate. Please try a loaf.
HENRY G.. HOFFMAN,,
3537 Eoff Street.