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CALLED HIM "ROOSEvELT."
This Was More than the Police ms n
could stand, So Trouble Came.

Charles Herve, a well-dressed French
man, of 1888 East Eighty-fourth street.
who said he was a lawyer, was arragn-
ed In the Harlem Police Court this
morning charged with dlsorderly con-
duct by Policeman Kane. OF the East
E.ie eighth street station.
The policeman said that when Herve.
with his wife and two daughters, re-
turned from a drive at $50 o'clock this
morning the whole party was In good
humor, and shouted to him. In derision
Hello, Roosevelt! You're no good!
Mrs Herve. who was well dressed and
bedecked with diamonds, was, the po-
lceman declared. sit ting on the driver $
box holding the reins and zigsagging
along the street; She alsJ jeered at
Kane by calling him Roosevelt"
Kane stood it for time, advised the
party to go home and then arrested
them.
The accused, as well as his wife and
daughters, denied the pollcemans state
/ ments, and the whole party was dis
! charged.
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ALL EYES NOW
UPON CROKER.
Grants Faction Thinks He
viii Gust the Purroy.
GilroJ Crowd
MS HOME coM|MG AWAITED,
Prevailing Belief Is that He
Will Keep His Hands Out
Of the Fight.
Ex.MAs0R's DEFEAT EXPLAINED.
His FrIsnds Say They Suffered in
Order TO Avoid q Split
In the Wlgwam.
Ex.MaSOR's DEFEAT EXPLAINED.

The supporters of exMayor Grant.
who were licked out Of their boots by
the Purroy- -Gilroy- Martin combination
at the reorganization of the Tammany
machine Monday night, are explaining
how 1t was done.
They don't pretend to deny that the
Grant clique was walloped. but assert
that the result was permitted to avoid
q split. The followers Of the new
regime say they expected a fight and
are sorry they didn't get one. Statistics
are presented to prove the claims Of
supremacy OF either side.
The Grant men say they would have
polied eighteen districts out OF the
thirty-five to elect John C. Sheehan.
Grants candidate for Chairman Of the
Executive Committee. The Purroy-
Gilroy-Martin crowd figured out nine
teen votes for Jimmy" Martin. As
Martin won. the Grant statistics are not
supported by substantial facts.
The contest on Monday has engen-
dered much bitter feeling among the
followers of both factions, but singular
iy enough, there Is a disposition on both
sides to disclaim any antagonism to
Mr.. Croker's wishes.
Even the men who oppose the further
dictatorship OF Mr.. Croker do not say
they can muster hore than ten votes
st the outside against him, and tho
lumber IL susceptible to doubt In the
face Of the apparently unanimous senti-
ment Of friendliness for him.
There 10 no doubt but that Croker Is
thu strongest man in TEnmany Hall.
nor that II he would recell his with
~rlval from the leederJhip he could
gt three votes for every one that any
othsr m D. H. the Ni1wGn coulu get.
Tho bel,ef ~ general. however. that
Croker - not only out Ter good. but
that he will not interfere In the strug-
glo %, supremacy between Purroy and
Grant, 2or that Is really what the battle
noO amount to.
The evening world., 1895-08-14

Ofiicers Glenn AMI Hoffcr when pur-
suci was the pr )perty of Daniel 7.
Hoag. President of the American Saw
inss Bank. Fifth avenue and Forty-sec-
ond street, whose house at 81 West
Forty-ninth street was robbed on Thurs
day. .
NJ Pcyscr of es Wett Forty-seventh
street Mary McTaggert and Angus Ia
Krzel, testified they saw the burglaTs
on the roof OF Mr.. Engelharts house
from their bedroom window on Monday
night, but gave no alarm, not suspect
ing they were thieves. They saw the
burglars disappear down the scutto.
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Purroy mas the best Of II so far. and
his adherents and the friends OF Mr..
Croker himself assert that he Will not
he antagonized by the Croker Interests.
This theory is substantiated by the re-
fusal of Mr.. Croker to advise men with
whom his word Is law. There are a
round dozen of this class. and they have
asked the ex-boss, both by letter and
cable, to advise them as to his wishes.
No reply has been received to such re
quests.
Mr.. Croker Is coming homo next
month. and the leaders of both factions
set great store by his return. The Grant
crowd say he Will make short work OF
the Purroy-Gilroy crowd. while the
leaders Of the Litter declare he will keep
his hands off-all of which remains to be
seen.
County Clerk Purroy is in Sarat ga.
Interviewed there yesterday, he repeated
his refusal to assume the leadership or
the Wigwam. He thinks the machine
is working all ship-shapc under the
present scheme. with tn" Executive ana
Delmour committees doing the stocking
and steering.
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murders, great fires or serious acci-

murders, great fires or serious acci-
dents
The Chief mentioned the accident
which occurred at the city Hall IL
station yesterday at $40 a. n. Infor-
nation Of II did not reach Police Head
quarters till Los, or more than two
hours afterwards.
Sergt. McNally. who had charge OF the
desk at the City Hall station, has been
asked for an explanation in writing OF
the delay.
"If he has no valid excuse TO offer"
lid Chief Conlin. 'hc will he placed on
trial and punished"
The captains were told that no one In
command OF a precinct need expect a
leave of absence for some time to come.
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CAUGHT HIM AT LAST.
secret Service Officers Pursuing
Makers of "Queer."

Bernard Curran, whose alleged adj
dress is 276 East Seventy-sixt' street,
was arraigned to-day before United
states Commissioner Shields and held in
1850 bail for examination on charge
OF counterfeiting.
Agent Bagge says the prisoner was one
of the gang arrested at Thirty-fifth
street and First avenue. the leaders OF
which were Michael Manning and
Thomas J. Mckenna, charged with rails
ing the denomination of banknotes and
manufacturing counterfeit bills. Cur
ran escaped.
Curran was arrested about year
ago on East Seventy-sixth street with
six others on the information of a
woman whose eyes he had blacked on
account OF quarrel over the proceeds
of some counterfeits they had manu-
factured. Nothing was found on Cur
ran and he got off.
The evening world., 1895-08-14

Daniel Mann. Nifty nine years old. OF 1926 East
Seventy. second street. fell from n Third avenue
cable car at Flfty-ninth street, and cut his head
open this morning about st5. lie was attended
a. Mount Sinai Hospital.
About the same time Charles 1iausmsn thirty
two years old of lGl East Fitty-third street. was
struck by "A cable car at Fifty-nrst street and
Third avenue. His left shoulder was badly
bruised He was attended by an ambulance sur
geOn, and went home.
Patrick Fooh thir'y-'our wears old. plano
mover, Of l53 East Twenty third street, fell from
cable car No 2O5 at Third avenue and Fourteenth
street at the same hour. His left leg vas
broken, and an ambulance took him 10 Bellevue
Hospital.
The evening world., 1895-08-14
SIX EXCISE TRANSFERS.
sunday Niointors 10 lie Tried In
court Of General Sessions.

Judge O'Brien, in Supreme Court,
Chambers, to-day signed orders trans
fcrring six cases for violation of the
Excise law from the Court OF Special
Sessions to General Sessions.
The applications were made prior 10
Judge UBrien's announcement, that
such applications should be made to the
judges In Special Sessions. as he was
the only judge sitting in the supreme
Court and was in danger of being over
burdcncd with business.
It Is understood Recorder Gof Is
averse to considering applications for
a transfer OF excise cases. shortly alter
Judge OBren had expressed his opin-
ion yesterday the Recorder, 1t Is said.
sent several applicants to the supreme
('nlirt
The evening world., 1895-08-14
Working boys Brignde.

Capt. w II. Peterson, the Commandant OF the
Working Boys Brigade. has called a meeting o
that organization foe o'clock this evening a
1870 Second avenue Nearly a hundred boys hay,
already enlisted In the company. which has beer
formed. and all others who wish to tnln viii
have an opportunity to do this evening A.
Aoon IA full company has been organized mill
tray drills will commence.
The evening world., 1895-08-14
EXPLOSION IN A PAPER MILL.
The Waterman Killed and the En-
xineer Fatally Injured.

ALBANY. N. Y, Aug. A.-By the ex-
plosion OF one of the large boilers In
the paper mill and postal card manu-
factory of Woolworth & Co, at Castle
ton. ten miles from here, this morn
ing, James Lawton. the Waterman, was
killed, and the engineer 80 badly in
jured that 1t IL believed he will die.
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DON'T REPORT ACCIDENTS.
Next Time = Report IL Held Bncl
Look Out for Trouble.

Chief Conlin summoned all the cap
lains and acting captains of police to
mis- office at Headquarters this morning
and reiterated his threat Of last Friday
to prefer charges against any sergeant
in charge of the desk at the station
house who fails to Immediately forward
to Headquarters telegraphic reports OF
The evening world., 1895-08-14

One hundred Catholic dcyotecs left this citg
this morning for Auriesyille ~ y. where they
VIII ION with others from Albany, Troy and
Amsterdam to make a pilgrimage to the shrine
Al. our LADY Of MARTYRS Several Philadelphians
went with the pilgrims. At O'Clock this morn
Ing in The Church OF 81 Francis Nayier. West
sixteenth street mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Van Rensellcr. S. 7. After the mass the
pilgrims left for the shrine by the West Shore
Railroad
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III. $500 Dia N, ond Gone.

Charles slocum OF $40 Webster avenue. jersey
city. went on an excursion yesterday given by
81, Vincent de Psuls Church Of North siAth
street Brooklyn To-day he told remarkable
story o' being robbed by an unknown girl last
landing a, the foot of North Eighth street. the
xirl asked him to let her see his 500 diamond
ring lie handed It to her. and she slipped
The evening world., 1895-08-14
BOTH BURGLARS HELD.
President HOaR's Revolver Helped
to Convict Them,

Thomas Whitaker and Thomas Kelly,
the burglars discovered In ]. Albert
Englehart's house, o. West Forty-sixth
street, on Monday night this morning
were held for trial in Iorkvillc Court.
The revolver Whitaker discharged at
The evening world., 1895-08-14

ESPECIAL 10 Tho Evening Wofld)
SOUTH AMBOl. n. j.. Aug I-Wlliam Par-
late last nights found the mutllatsd body OF a
man lying between the north and south bound
tracks of the New York aud Long Branch Rail
road below swan Hin Grove. Michael Mccarthy
with Hhriek fell In . swoon It was the body
Of his brother Patrick, whom he saw "A few hours
before. II Is supposed no leapoi from the train
near the picnic grounds.
The evening world., 1895-08-14
strong with the Little Ones.

Mayor strong to-day is guest Of st. Johns
Guild The Mayor has been for many years
Identified with this charity as Treasurer. chari-
Ties Commissions John =. Faure invited the
MAYOR to attend to-day's excursion to New
Dorp The Mayor was welcomed by Commis.
sioner Faure, With the Mayor were several
members OF the st. Johns Guild, and Prof A.
Jac1bi Nj D.; Dr. NJ. Blumcnthal and James
r. Chandler
The evening world., 1895-08-14
Ran over u Lille Girl.

tspeCllI % The EVenIng WorId)
ELIZABETH. ~ j., Aug. l.-,iracie Peter
son. aged i've. whose parents live at 1850 Mag
nola avenue Was run over and killed here last
night by horse and wagon driven by Herbert
strauss employed by Jacob Reider, a baker. at
81 Flrsl street. Ell2abethp0rt.
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Boys Clothing.
THURSDAY.

Latest Boys Clothing purchases are,
FIRST, . stock of Wash Sailor Suits. to be
sold at lsc; second, stock of Boys
Knee Pants-also to be sold at 10c Both
stocks 90 on sale Thursday morning.
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Umbrellas! Umbrellas!

A large manufacturers entire stock OF
Umbrellas al less than cost of ma terial.
The evening world., 1895-08-14

platcholdcr, room for double extra
pla,e-holders to carry 6 plates; light i'm
weight and perfect in every respect for
those interested in photography II is a
chance to secure Camera as a no
good as any SIS one. at,......... sue
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-02-01
To The Public D

! have Just opened M a full line
of fancy and tA.Dil., aroc m, n tae
new brick store on East Side,
where I am prepared t, cater to
every wish of the public. Staple
eroceriss, canned good, fruits, and
all articles of this kind will always
be on hand, pure aud fresh. ! So
lioit a generous share Of patronage.
f. s. DUBARD
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-02-01
MONEY TO LOAN.

Farmers who wish to borrow
money can be accommodated at
The Merchants and Farmers Bank
bv giving satisfactory security.
Come to see Us.
Jno. NJ. Fletcher,
Cashier.
OYSTER. fried or stewed for Zoe
per dozen at the City Bakery.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-02-01
THE CITY HOTEL
OF DURANT, MISS,
GETS THE PEOPLE

from this section and gives the
best satisfaction. The best table
in Central Mississippi, Electric
call bells and all modern couven
fences. Plenty of servants to give
every attention to guests. Well
furnished throughout. Usual
rates. Always go there when
stopping in Durant.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-02-01
PERSONAL

Nr. NJ P Lightfoot was in town Tues
day.
Miss Mildred Williams returned to
her home IN Durant last Saturday.
Mr.. Dave Wallace made flying trip
to Durant last week.
Misses Blanche Terry and Louis
Belle Wallace are visiting Sails.
The factory question isn't set
tied, but every one knows that
DuBard & Chesnutt is the place
to buy shoes.
Mrs NJ J Allen and Miss Efie AL
len, of Beat 4. are Visiting tho faulty of
Mr.. Ferd Williams on the Gut coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hooker, of Lex
ington, were prominent visitors to the
city last week.
FOR SALE.-Three well bred
jacks ages years, 2 - years,
and 4 months old. at.~law prices.
Apply to JOHN WAUGH,
3m-1.16 Goodman, Miss.
We understand that George NcMil-
Ian is not satisfied with tri-weekly vis-
its to Sails. He is going to camp in
the vicinity all next week-bird.hunt-
ing of course. I'll,
We retail shoes at wholesale
prices.
DuBard & Chestnut.
Mr.. Bob Ashley spent a week at hi,
fathers home near Sails, recently; a.
least he staid there most of the time
We don't believe he went to Lexington
more than three times during the week
Mrs. Mclaurin, Of Dallas. Texas. AZ
) ter spending some time u tho CITY viii
her sister, Mrs. Wells, has gone o. t,
Columbus to visit relatives there.
Mrs. Orhelia Doty l.ft the cit,
Tuesday evening TO visit der daughter
Mrs. Mabry, at Bonharn, TeNas. Sh
was accompanied by Mr.. See Bachman
. who had spent several weeks with hi
parents here. .a,
Do YOU want to buy a derh,
hat? If so do not fsilgto see. on
new stock just received.
The W, B. Potts Co..
Mr.. Van IIoozcr, Of Torrance, Miss
and Miss Willie Van ioozcr, of Salli'
spent Saturday and Sunday with th
family of Prof. Boyd
Mr.. G Il Colbert and Mrs. q i Ec
wards passed through town last Frida
enroMe to- Jackson to attend the +,
neral of their sister, Mrs, Callie Co
bert.
You will find tn. most service
able, easiest wearing, and cheal
sst shoes Al
= DuBard & Chestnut.
MIR. Fred DuBarl has opened hanc
some stock of groceries in one of Il
two handsome stores on East Side. W
wish him great good luck in his vel
ture. 1|a
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-02-01

Our plans for 1895
are formed. We mean
to double our sales.
We will lead more
prominently than ever
before. We want you
to come to see us. We
put on such low, rid
iculously low, prices,
that a look is equal to
a purchase. If you
need anything in our
line don't waste time
looking around; come
to our store. You'll
have no trouble in get
ting what you want
and being pleased in
price. Going to make
a speciality Of buying
country produce this
year and will always
pay the best market
prices.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-02-01

3 MIR. Fred DuBarl has opened hand
some stock of groceries in one of the
two handsome stores on East Side. We
wish him great good luck lin his VEN
ture. t4t#
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14
No REFORM CAMPAIGN,
But Plain Exposition OF the Evils OF
Fashionable Society.

But Il Plain Exposition OF the Evils OF
Fashionable Society.
No inconsilar2ble number of persons
i'm the city conjecture that the Rev DR..
A. B. Biker, of the Fourth Street NJ. e.
Church, intends to carry on a sensa-
tiOnal reform campaign from his pulpit
and otherwise. against the so-called sins
OF local fashionable society
To q Register representative at the
parsonage, Yesterday, Dr. Riker stated
that such was not his intention or pros
posed method. 81 believe he further
stated. that the religious life and
thought of this whole city is sleeping,
and especially sinful are the amuse,
ments of the fashionable society gath>
erings previously mentioned by me- In
the light OF Gods word, I propose 10
call the attention Of the people to the
matter in q plain way. ana devoid Of
all phases of LEGAL excitement
When asked further if there was any
truth in the rumor Of a joining by the
pastors OF The different churches in q
general reform work. along the lines
OF the stated evils Of fashionable s0-
ciety, he answered No so far, at
least, as he had knowledge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14
a BIG BARGAIN

IN "a Strictly Fine Piano. at Very Much Less
Than It's Real Value.
We desire TO dispose Of one Of the
very best pianos i'm cur stock at a great
sacrifice. Il Is an instrument which has
been used by our customers, at store
mus.calas. for incidental playing and at
concerts. and has been greatly admired
by hundreds of musical people. After
@ certain amount of such use it becomes
desirable to dispose Of such an instru-
men, and replace it with new one.
Such an occasion IS now at hand. The
piano we offer under such circum-
stances IS a large size upright Kranich
q Bach, perfect in al respects, of brill
liant tone. ana handsomely cased. The
price is very little more than one-half
regular rates. We recommend the in
slrument in all respects, and urge those
who wish piano Of the best class at
remarkably low price to call upon us
at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14

celery compound. Nothing performs
he needed service 50 surely and 50
rapidly.
It is the greatest nerve and brain re-
s.orative the world has ever known. Ine
wonderful formula for Paines celery
compound is no secre, 70 the medical
profess on. Il is not a patent medicine.
It's absolute freei.m from any deleteri-
Gus substance is an assured tact Youcnei
for by the s6les- physicians In the coun-'
try. and by the eminent Prof. Edward
T.. Phelps. H. d.. IL. H.. Of Dartmouth
COLLEGE. Who first prepared ii.
Sufferers from neuralgia, neuralgia
headaches and rheumatism should stop
short their morphine. qu-nine ana sucn
pa.n-kin.ng drugs. No cure can be
hoped for from these temporizars. There
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14
WHY Not Try Pail8'S Celery Compound?

is one way Of getting rid forever OF the
causes Of all this sufarilgJthat IS by
taking Paine's celery compound. IN
this great modern remedy, the real
means TO health IS attended to-; sleep =
made sound and refreshing, Inc appetite
improves and the nerves stop complain
inc. because they get the nutriment than
nature REQUIRES. This IS the fundamen-
tai. rational way hat Paine's celery
compound takes to be able to cope sue
cessfully with diseases Of the liver, kid
neys and stomach, and to guarantee a
complete return Of sound sleep, good d.
gc=t.on. and a Quie,, well-regulated ner-
vous system.
Pa.ne's celery compound permanently
cures diseases of nervous origin. Il
makes the sick well again
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14
THE SAME Old FAJSIFIER.

THE SAME OLD FALSIFIER
Lad Wheeling net taken such a
thoughtless position, through the news
papers, in September last. regarding
quarantine. that city would probably
&C. now for its own protection as against
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry. AN
ounce Of prevention is worth a pound Of
cure, and Wheeling might be the gain
er by taking action even ncW.-Bellaire
Independent
Wheeling papers now give plenty of
room to reports of smallpox cases in
Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and West
Wheeling. While the disease was at SIS
worst in that city anxious readers were
allowed by the papers in that city TO ge .
information from other sources. or go
without It, We believe in. giving the
news all the t:me.-Bellaire IndaDend-
emit
This is from the pen Of the same sue
cessOr Of Anan.as who did his best TO
;njure this city last fall. His remark
about getting information recalls that
the Independent was one Of the papers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithiIy Told.

Pithuy Told.
Nora Collins was arrested by Off
Ger Bauer, Yesterday for disordarly
conduC- i'm alley C.
The Campbell e Digby Co. well,
on the Barley farm, have the rig up
and expect to start drilling the first Of
next week
There were four cases in Police
Court, yes. erday morning. Mag. VIII
son was fined five dollars and costs.
One man went to The hin.
Health Omc<G. d. Miller, Of Cam
bridge. Oa-o, wrote 70 Dir. Jeps0n. yes
Jerd9y, TO the effect that ne understood
there was an epidemic Of smallpox IN
this city, and begging fer information.
IFS funny now these things are sys,e-
maGcaily circulated over in Chic.
An accident to q dray which was
conveying the new vault to the EX-
change bank building. caused the wheels
70 sink i'm The soft earth across the
tracks Of the street railway on Main
street. near Twelfth. delaying the cars
about am hour
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14
BENWOOD.

Mr. Fred Ger2ghty, who has been Ill
for some tine past, is c0nvalescing.
The annual Teachers Institute Of
Marshall county, which is 10 be held
al PaWpaW ridge, comes of tomorrow.
The Benwood teachers viii be trans
ported TO the place Of meeting in sleigns.
Messrs. GateWood q Everett have
taken the contract for remodelling Au-
gust Schad's ice house.
Geo. Johnson, Of Bellaire, was in town
yes .erday afternoon
Mrs. Nevis, the woman who was so
badly burned over a week ago by her
clothes being igniJed While she was
preparing to star, a fire, died yes-er-
day afternoon about 2:45 o'clock. She
suffered terribly, being in dellr.ous
condition during her entire illness. and
it is little short OF wonderful that her
life was spared so long. She was les
than twenty years Of age. and mad been
married but q short tine.
Louis Hape and Jake Schram baSged
twenty-four rabbits on the hunting eX-
cursiOn yesterday.
Dave Evans, John Gateiy Al. Emery,
Al. and John Barr went 10 Maryland
on "a hunting expedition yesterday
Mss Alverd.e M1no0d. q charming
voung lady OF MOundsvilie. was visit
ing friends in town yesJeray.
Eugene Housemann VIII return home
from Sceubeyille to-day.
Miss Della Deegan has returned from
a trip 10 Manchester o.
J. q. Kemplon the well known Ohio
r;,-or 20 t1roqd AGENT here Is suffering
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14

which would never get Information for
Itself by using the telephone, nor yet
believe anything published in Wheeling.
L. preferred to make dirty ins!nuations,
untru-hful charges and baseless asser-
Hons-and it mas not reformed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14
80 PER CE>T


KENO PROPBIETORS FINED
Special to the Register.
Huntington. W. Va. Dccember '.
Edmund Fry Dick Summer
Morris Davis were to-day fm
eqch for running % keno g
room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14
BOWL TO-NIGHT.

The A and b mills of the Riverside
plate mill viii bowl at Fete's Harvest
Home .leys this evening. the expenses
of the games 10 be borne by The losing
team.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14

Have Just opened another box of
those Ladies Writing Tablets. Come
in: they are going fast.
earle BROS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14
EVERYBODY

nrt our competitors praise the En-
erson Piano sold at reduced price dur
ing the holidays at Houses Challenge
Sale.