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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-11

his life had been different, somehow"
ooh, come off, grOaned the crowd,
YOU give us all the blues"
Yes, 90 on with the pretty polly
story
Pretty. Did you ever stop to think Of
the sarcasm in that name? l never saw
an ug.ier thing in the created world than
that parrot was! But the girl Simply
edored it. She would fondle ana kiss
its ugly beak until I could cheeriuily
have wrung its neck, and worse sin,
she expected me to 90 the same"
Story Story Tel is what the par
rot did"
story, gentlemen, there's no story,
only that the parrot broke our engage
ment and ! believe that bird would
break up a family if it only naif tried.
| went there one night, having signiiled
my intention of asking my Susan's par
ents for her hand. We'll. as soon IS the
door was opened, I heard the unhoiy
laughter of that wreJched parrot felt
sure it was making merry az my eX-
pense. However, ! was talking wi,h
Susan in the par.or and had almost for
gotten the bird when her mother came in
TO hear what had TO say, and polly IVES
perched on her finger. As soon as the
uncanny thing saw me she went Off into
peas of fendish laughter l was deter
mined not to be crushed. so / began
Thu is a very solemn subject, Mrs.
smith
"Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha" shrieked polly
forgot to say that Jhe parrot could
talk Ike human being took Susln's
hand and stood up to make my plea more
impressive.
Il have loved your daughter for some
time and hope To-
What cher-givin-us? >" struck in hat
evil bird. and it followed up its remarks
by a series of weird laughs.
MY love and devotion must prove my
sincerity" l resumed, casting a murder
Gus glance at polly, who Instantly re-
sponded:-
For Heavens sake don't say l told
you So"
Gentlemen, 1 dropped Susan's hand
and fed. and by breakfast time next
morning I was in a distant town. and
and never went back. Chicago
Times-Herald.
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ruE ARNIENIANs.

It's only question of time until there
ere no more Armeuiaus left in Constan-
-u0ple. II the European powers con-
Fuue o dilly-tally with the situation as
they have De n doing The Armenian will
soon be a thing Of the past in Cons,an-
tinople
The total Armenian population Of
Cons,andnople is. or rather was, 16O,-
coo. OF whom about one-th.rd were able
bodied males. a large proportion being
unmarried men. OF these $1,000 about
5000 have been massacred. 1000 have
tisap9 AIRED: 1900 have escaped by con-
salar a.d. and at least 10000 nave been
depor,ed by The State, 50 tina, the male
Armenian population Of the city is re-
duced by over oEe-hali, from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Cons.an,.noDle may ere long be left
To- its dogs and fanatics. The car is
said to desire TO study tn Armenians a
little closer BY one device and another
i, looks as though ne would like 10 see
chem squeezed out and nus escape g
difficult situation.
Civ lay margin enough and those
Of the Armenians who are not killed
viii disappear through exhaustion.
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A SCHEME,
On the Part of a Few Disgruntled
Politicians to Deprive Hon. Walter
Pendlet0n of a Place on The Ticket,
Nipped in the Bud.
special 10 the Regiter.

Special to the Regiter.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. October 10
At convention of the Peoples Party,
held here in August. Hon. Walter Pendle-
ton. of Roane county, was nominated for
Congress.
The clerk of the circuit court of Wood
county received to-day. through the mail,
a certificate signed by Jerome Haddox,
president. and II. a. Altizer. secretary,
of a pretended convention of the Peoples
Party nominating G. Warren Hays. the
aim being to have Hays's name printed
as the regular nominee.
The fact is that Haddox and Altizer
and three or four others withdrew from
the regular convention and, in a hotel
room. undertook to hold a convention of
their own, without notice without call
and without authority. and these are the
men who have sent through the mail to
O. ". Clemens. clerk of the circuit court,
this bogus certificate in favor of Hays.
The certificate of GIr. Pendlcton, signed
by the regular officers of the Peoples Par
ty convention. was filed I'm September last.
These men made great mistake in
counting on the cooperation of O. NJ.
Clemens, clerk of this county, in filing
such papers at the last minute. Mr..
Clemens is a Republican, but he is an hon
est and capable official.
The same trick has probably been tried
throughout the entire district and the Re
pubicans are the prime movers. A pro-
test has been filed here and active meas
ures Will be taken everywhere TO prevent
the attempted substitution. Mr.. Pendle-
ton was nominated regularly by the Dem
ocrats and afterwards by the Peoples
Party and will undoubtedly be the next
Congressman from this district.
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THE CASTLES.
The Wealthy San Francisco People
and Their TrOubleS---FriendS Still
Sympathize--A Cousin RidiculeS
the Charges.

London. October 10.-Waiter n. Cas-
lie. the wealthy merchant Of San Fran
cisco. who. with his wife, is confined TO
Holloway jail on remand. charged with
stealing valuable furs. etc, from shops
ia this city. shows signs to-day from
suffering from his confinement in pr!s-
on and 10 the worry incident 10 Ii.
re said 10 a friend: Il do not know how
I can ever buckle 20 again. l am dazed
ley this calamity"
A cousin OF the Castles, who is at
present in this city. sad 10 a represent
.auve OF the Associated Press to-day:
The charge is absolutely ridiculous.
Why. two large packing cases full or
presents We're sent 70 my house in Hyde
Park direct from the stores where the
goods wer5 bought. How could they be
s,0len2 The Castles have been abroad
Tor year and had large number OF
c1mmiEions hrOm society friends in
san Francisco, and they have also have
been large purchasers Of knick-knacks,
etc.
Evidence will be produced that some
time ago Mrs. Castles health was such
that Dr. Gabriel. Of Bir,er, was called.
He found her suffering from pains in
,h head
Il, was settled yesterday evening that
10 application would be made for bail be-
fore the prisoners are brought up on re-
uaud on Tuesday next
The prisoners viii be defended by Mr..
Charles Matthews. a number OF addi-
tou3l messages of sympathy have been
received from people in America and Eng
land and Mr.. MacNe7r. a merchant or
san Francisco. now residing In Liverpool
called 90 offer HIS assistance.
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WELLSBURG.

Nellsburg. W. Va, October To-
Misses Bird and Grace Lagget-. OF In
dependence, Pa, were the guests of ms.
Dr. Johnson during the pas, week.
Hazel a i0Ur-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Aldrich, died Tues
day morning a, 4 o'clock of diphrheris.
Miss Clara Shepard Of Bethany Col
lege. organized O. banjo, mandolin and
guitar club to-day.
MIS-. Heen Russo OF Brilliant, o.,
was the guest OF Mrs Walter b. Sterling
this week.
rs. Lane, Of Iowa. is the guest Of Dr..
T. #. Weir.ck's family.
Mr. Oryiiie Ryan left for Knoxville,
Tenn. this week, to enter the dental
college.
Miss Jennie De Camps viii resume
her dancing c.aSs on Monday evening,
October u, at her home on Charles
street.
Mrs. Herbert Schaeffer left Thursday
for her acme in BelefonJe, Pa, after
a pleasaiC Wis, with Welisburg friends.
The ring contest at the benefit ball
given las week was decided in favor
of Miss Martha Lejzkus. Miss Lucy
West received d second prize, a very
beautiful ring.
W. S. Abrams. c. f. Guuett end Miss
Ola Beard. daughter of Sheriff Beard
are suffering With sprained ankles.
Mrs. ". b. Sterling spent Thursday
at the Wheeling millinery openings.
Master Harry Lowe. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Lowe. fell Thursday evening,
striking his mouth and causing his
tee.h TO penetrate his tongue. For sey-
ersl hours it was thought he would
bleed to death. DIS. Johnson and Wa
k.nshaw had to put several stitches in
his tongue.
Mr.. Friend Cox brought some apples
70 Wellsburg today weighing l572
ounces. fine specimens OF Iad pippens'
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wounded and sick are properly cared
for and the horrors OF war have thus
mean diminished. Yet the man TO whom
IS 1ra the foundation Of the organiza-
-ion which carries cut so merciful a
-isston is himself sick and in such pow
ertv that he is compelled 10 seek relief
and sheEer in d public hospital.
lis true the attention Of the world
had bssn called 10 the necessity Of some
z5c1 organization as the Red Cross So
cie-v by Miss Nightingale and her COM
7anfons who did so much for the relief
Of The stricken in the Crimea, yet it vs.
ne publication BY Duran. Of Is SOU
venir de Solferinor which led TO pracd-
cal results. The book was discussed at
q conference at Geneva in the early part
of 1868. The conference again met TO-
ward the end OF the same year, and at
-ha. assemblags the treaty for the regu-
I5t3a of the Red Cross Society was fer
mauy accepted.
From the worldly point Of view the
ward OF self-sacritice. as illustrated in
The case of Henri DUrant, IS small. Bu,,
even in his sickness and poverty, the
founder o. The Red Cross movement Will
find i'm the recollection that he loved his
fellows and served his kind a consola-
lion for an his suffering.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Miss Lucy Baggs left yesterday over
the c.. L. q W. road for months visit
at levelani and Columbus with friends.
Last evening Miss Eva Coss charm
ing.y entertained number OF her
friends in honor of her guest, Miss Laie
Boais. of JewetJ, o.
Charles Preapa. of the c. & p. freight
force al this place, is spending the day
at Brilliant with friends.
The Wheeling Greek coal mines have
done better this week than any week
since the frs. Of the year They wCrke.
four and hat d3ys and have prospects
Of working The same his coming week.
Mrs. o. 0. Snyder and mother. Of
WOodsneld. o.. are the guests OF friends
here.
Mrs. Dei-z and daughter. Miss Lola,
returned home last evening from sew
eral days visit with relatives at Toungs-
town. o.
Mrs. Hartley. an old lady residing at
the home of her sCn-jn-.aw, Ed. Hinsey,
at Soaptown. has been in very poor
health FOR some item past. and yesterday
IL was thought she could not live over
night.
Work on The new foot bridge in the
Yves, End IS being pushed as rapidly as
possible. The framework OF the struc-
ture is about completed now.
Mrs. Clifton. who has been running
tha Clifton Hotel about three miles west
of town. has decided 10 close the place
this week. She viii sell out her furn-
ishings and move to Wheeling.
II. f. Burns, OF the Clerical force az
the c. & P freigh; depot is spending the
day with his parents at East Liverpool
Or. c H. Duncan is here from Fair
mont. ". Va, spending a few days with
his parents.
Charles Fisher and Geo. Norris, OF
Warrington, Pa. are the guests Of
friends and relatives here.
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THE FOUNDER or THE RED CROSS.
T. is reported tha- Henri Durant. the
founder Of jhe Rel Cross movement is
in a Swiss hospital sick and in poverty.
The announcemeu, contains a sad ra-
m.nder OF the too frequent lot of men
and womsn who have spen, their DAYS
in en- eudeavor 90 becsd, the human
-ace. The service o. tne Red Cross So
c,s,v 10 humanity is something beyond
human Calculation les members have
brorxh. comfort and rst.i 10 ,hous-
erss. TO whose agon.1ad cry on The
bsu,c field al o-her human ears were
deaf The record Of The Crimear war
showed the thorough absence of Anything
Ike organization in the armies of Eu-
rome. So FAR IS the care Of the sick ana
wounded IN battle was concerned. In
our own civil war the number who died
from nsg,ec- after they fen. VIII never
90 accurately known.
To-day al this has seen changed. The
nambers OF the Req Cross Society are
= be found oa every battlefield; The
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POLLY STOPPED THE PROPOSAL.


Don't msntca parrots 10 me- said
the man in the tan ulster Il might have
been happily married this Ecur II },
hadn't been for one OF those internal
birds.
Tell us about IT," suggested one 81
the company.
'WeY. It was in Boston. classic Bos-
ton. that the affair happened. / knew
family in the suburbs where TWO or three
pretty girls were located, and had been
n the habit Of running cut there every
time I struck that town on a business
TRIP, and finally-Weil, l may as vel
own up-I fell hope.sssly in love All,
boys, she was a girl TO make q man VISA
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MIR. 1rGRAw SPOKE

To n Fine Audience at Grafton. As sub
stitute for Hon. ". G. Brown.
Special to the Register.
GRAFTON. W. Va. october 10y
mistake of the committee Hon. w. G.
Brown was billed 10 speak at two places
i'm this county tonight, here and i'm the
country. He was notified of his appoint
ment here and Of course did not come.
Col. John T. McGraw was pressed into
service and made a speech of two hours
and forty-dve minutes. He made one OF
the best speeches of the campaign. The
Opera House was full Of appreciative lis
teners. His speech was principally on the
silver issue and illustrated by local OBJ
iect lessons.
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DIED.

RLATCHLEY-On Friday October. 9th.
1896. at o'clock p. M. John w. BldtchirH.
aged 40 wears. 10 months and d days.
Funeral services at his late residence.
23l8 Eofi street, Sunday afternoon "t p
o'clock. Interment at Peninsula Gem
terry Friends of the family are invited ''
attend.
HAZLETT-October 5.h 1906.
O'Clock a. M. William RUSS .- -.' '
Lewis and Cathariuc Haz.ett. a-, t'''
HANSON-At Allegheny. Pa. on Al. nun
Hamilton. wife OF J.. J.. Hanson aged -
years.
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ARNErr AT RosEBY's ROCK.
Two Fine Big Meetings Addressed BY Him
in Marshall County Yesterday.

Special 10 the Register.
ROsEBYs ROCK. W. Va. October To-
Col Arnett and Col J. W. Gallaher ar
rived here this afternoon from Meighen.
this county. where they addressed crowd
Of seven hundred people and where
beautiful Bryan and Sewan pole was
erected. At this place Col. Arnett adj
dressed a crowded house for two hours.
The close attention OF the crowd showed
they were much concerned as 20 what
was being said and that both speeches
were productive OF much good Is beyond
question.
The people at both meetings were most
enthusiastic and Col. Arnett was much
pleased with his reception
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MARRIED.

S-RHODES-By the Rev. pr.
Speers. Rebecca l.. Rhodes 10 y. Morris
Walters. october ). 1886. at $50 p. m.
TENER- SIMPSON - Wednesday, Octo-
her Ith, 1896. al r. o'clock M. by Rev.
los. Speers. John Frost Teuer of Pitts
burg, Pa, to Nora Boyd Simpson oil TINS
city.
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4QJ II III
C.-b r,.;l5rs-No-.- Penn Oh Oo-A-
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ConOleue-Albert Sr'l1s O. w.
Wan,ed-Glrt f2r Is ~ --,,'-r---r,--ze g
BRYAN ana S-cIN.l--t
-, , ts salssmen
X. OF p. Funeral Not.e1-Biaek Flii-ce
Lodge. --.-.-~
LosJ-Slns.-l % i1> Morris Box
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NJ II Fur-r,I Notice -ur7 >-
1o5pe
We yrs1-ss-Arsn N SHOW C.ears.
W7r-ei-Agsnts.
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Gen. Alfred Caldwell never made the
s-7-ensn. -ha- he would vote for Nc
Kiuley. Gen. Caldwell is one Of those
ssnIem.n who are az varience with
their party this year in national affairs,
bu- he has never on the stump or any
where else advocated The election Of the
r publican ticket. He has consistent
IL stood by The Palmer and Buckner
ickeL The statement that Gen. Cald-
wen said he would vote for Mckinley is
unius, 10 the General who, although he
FILTERS with his party on national ISSUES
will su0Dor. the S,a-e ticket.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record at Clerk
Book's Office.

Deed made October Z, 1896, by Albert
Munchmeyer and wife to Fritz Brandt.
for the south half Of lot No. 10, In
square No. 16. in South Wheeling. Con-
s.deratiOn. $1,100.
Deed made October 9, 1896, by Henry
S. Depner to John Jochum, Nick Joch-
um and Jacob Jochum. for lot No. I. on
a plat laid out by A. II. Britt, on Eley-
eath street, East Wheeling. Consider
alton. $500.
Deed made September %, 1896, by
James Hodges and wife and others, Of
Washington county, Pa, to R. II. Bow
man. for II acres and 100 poles Of and
on the waters of Little Wheeling creek,
near Valley Grove. Consideration,
$500.
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Millinery! Our styles are exclusively ex-
ccDtionally handsome and becoming.
Walking Hats and sailors largest line,
prices the lowest. SWABACkER'S.-
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KRAKAUER PIANO FOR SALE.

Mrs. Emma Moore Scott has decided
TO return TO India, for missionary work,
this week. She has placed her fine
Krakauer Piano. used less than one year,
in our hands FOR sale. To dispose of it
quickly. we are allowed to make a very
low price on it. Here is rsre bargain.
F. W. BANNER CO..
Wheeling, W. Va.
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Hoishon. the practical Union Halter,
1863 Main street
special sale on Monday OF Underwear
odds and Ends. IL their actual value.
~ ABACKER'S.
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Bargains in watches at II. Z. Hrlman &
Co.'S.
GoLD BUG GLUE ORGANIZED.

Special 90 the Register.
CAMERON. w Va. October 1o.-The
Baltimore q Ohio Sound Money Club was
organized Tonight with l25 members. A
temporary orgar,zatiou was perfected by
the selection of John Mooney as president
and Michael Lyonett as secretary. A. NJ.
Loretz. of McNecheu, addressed the club.
THE club viii meet and form perma-
ueuJ organization on Wednesday October
To-
The club was organized by ]. VI. Gar
vey. OF McNlechen. Much enthusiasm was
manifested.
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Money talks and In this campaign j,
is creating mo- end o. talk.
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Special sale on Monday OF Underwear
Odds and Ends. Ia their actual value.
SWABACKEK'S.
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Three weeks from tomorrow we viii
know all about 30.
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Choice pieces Of sterling silver arriv-
ing every day.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
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EVERYWHERE. ME>
..T.uetrU the modern
a.rrs. distribute o.rDu.
.rI,r.. etc. steady WuHI
and expenses. THE II.
DIgJ.
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Our critical department seems TO be-
creating a sir i'm town.
n11TON WHEAT q HANCHER co.
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Tor Campaign Bnnners->atins, Gilt and
silver Fringes Tasscls, Stars Braid and
cords. SWABACKER'S
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Last Pig Roas, and Lunch Of the sea
son Monday evening, 8, Ch3s ODER
mans Saloon, Nc. 70 Thlr,y-Lhird street.
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bargains in Watches at II Z. Hmman
4 Co.'S.
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We charge nothing for examination Of
The eyes.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
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Last Pig Roast and Lunch of the sea-
son. Monday evening. al Chas. ODER
mans Saloon, No. 20 Th.r-y-third street.
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We scour. press. repair and dye clothes
at o small COS, al L. F. Haller's dyeing
establishments. 1896 Mlr'ce- street.
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cTnCK For SALE.

Twenty-Five shares Of Warwick POI
terry stock. and 10 shares Of Wood Eros.
planning mill stock.
FINK & BRAUNLICH,
1143 Market street.
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The REGISTER. embracing It's seFar'I
el,ti,-s is entered at the Postohce M
Wheeling W. Va. as see1.-- 49, - -----
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USED PIANO FOR SALE.

Mrs. Emma Moore Scott, who pur-
chased from us about year ago line
Krakauer Piano. returns to India for
missionary work this week, and has de-
cided to sell her piano. She has placed
it in our hands FOR sale and are IN
srructed to offer It at very low price.
The piano has been but very little used
and is rare bargain.
~ F. w. BANNER CO,
Wheeling. w. Va.
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