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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-07-23
Friday NIGHTS Reeptlon.

DR.. and Mrs. s. r. Nave gave a
reception Friday night of last week
in honor of Miss Helen Shorter
who leaves this week for her homo
at Hallandsville, this state.
Miss Shorter has been visiting
here some months and has made "a
wide circle of friends during her
sojourn, who will greatly regret
her departure,
The doctor and his wife spared
no pains to make their guests feel
feel at home, and a most enjoyable
time was had,
Those in attendance were:
Misses Pricstly aud Johnson, of
Yoakum, Miss Rutledge, of Pear
sail, Miss Reeves, of Victoria, Miss
Gates, of Cheapside, Misses Helen
Shorter, Mamie Cox, Mamie We'll
hansen, Emma and Selma Miller,
Callie and Tommie Hughes, Emma
Thornton, Isabel Wendtland, Lula
Fore Messrs. Chas ]. Brunner, G
J. Gray, Eddie Cox, Cicero, Oscar
and Barney Daniels, Chas Amsler,
Erwin Wendtland, Lonnie Lums-
den, N. 0, Rawlins, Ed Gehrels,
Chas, and Henry Flato c, B. Well
hansen and H. D. Whiteman.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-07-23

This is campaign of peace and
and brotherly love as far as this
county is concerned. The popu-
lists are not abusing the democrats
and the democrats wouldn't say
anything bad about the pops for
the world, The republicans are
saving wood and saying nothing,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-07-23

Editor Moitzon, of the Now Era,
passed through here Sunday on
his way to ST. Louis to attend the
populist convention, He is holly
opposed to fusion, but win abide by
thewill of the convention.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-07-23

An EFFORT is heioe N e to i'm
peach Mayor Mum, @ Victoria,
He is charged With ha'dtpal
drunkenness, Official misconduct
and failure TO pay over ponies COL
lcctel for the cit, and cit Officials.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-07-23
1e 10 Ia.

The Curlews, under Captain
Youngs, played scrub nine a
highly interesting game of ball
Sunday evening.
The Curlews consisted of S. j,
Youngs, captain and shortstop,
Lumsden. Chas, Flato, Drummer,
Wendtland, Hollingsworth, Kuesel,
Holchaak aud Murphy,
The scrubs were: Henry Flato,
captain. Flato, Schurbohm, Whit
tington, Yeager, Woods, Schneider,
Cox, Max Ruhman and Ahrens,
Fry umpired and had tough job.
Murphy pitched for the Curlews
most Of the game, with Charlie
Flato catcher, Ben Yeager and
Henry Flato pitched for the scrubs
with Schneider as catcher. The
game resulted in a tie, being 1f
to 16.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-07-23
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Max RuhnRn and "Bud" Whit
ting had collision in the sixth
inning aud both were knocked
down
The banliest hqn % We grounds
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-07-23

days OF civlIization.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29

dentally show up some OF the glazing
inequalities endured by Ireland in the
way of a shameful mal-adiust1lent Of
the burdens Of taxation and OF unpar-
douable Determinations in other direc-
tions.
Many Of us we'll remember the lee
ure tour Of Mr.. Froude in this country
some years ago, when he appeared as
a virtual defender Of the general course
of England toward Ireland
Mr. Redmond win doubtless paint in
fair colors the stirring events that have
distinguished or dIsgraced the British
Parliament within ;he past Is years. as
wen as set forth eTectuaIy the reasons
why agitation for justice exists in Ire
land.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29

Standard mill viii be OF the coming "eeA
owing to shortage Oh llh pie, 49,.
Inc members Oh 1"e lir-.,' -. a.,
Chufch "i" @l'e 81 So-i,, '', -, t1o,ee
lne empty s'.i room i'i 'i-7
oioch' D-'eil'l'l Dc -.-.-.,-. b.l bis
EU"'i" ''''-'1' " 'o r..
right .es ampllo'sa at 'He w '''ei''i7 --''
pltal' Is randy reeov eIlI.E'
The Board OF Health heid 'lie'I iee ~
lar monthly meeting last eFehlns'
Capt. Alex. Coleman OF Steuoeh''''e'
was in town yesterday Oh ou. mes S.,
Arthur EoW-ey. VINO sno1 nili l..,.
through the risa1 .e9 -"-'So"y ii'0- '''''7'
Is Iellih5 al2h5 mccoy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
STATE SUPREME COURT.

Special TO the Register.
Charleston. vs. Va, November 2S.-
The Supreme Court met this morning
and handed down decisions in the fol-
lowing cases.
Martin VS. Board of Education, from
Morgan county. opinion by Dent; writ
Of error dismissed as imprOvidently
awarded
City OF Parkersburg VS.. Gamorill,
from Wood county; opinion by Dent,
judgment of circuit court affirmed. This
was case brought mp TO the supreme
Court to test the cOnstiJuuOna.ity OF
the municipal law requiring property
owners 10 pay part of cost of paving
streets upon which their property
fronts. the c0nstituti0nality of the law
Was upheld
Baer sons Grocery Co. VS.. Williams,
from Mason county. opinion by Eng
Iish. Judgment of circuit court Affirm
ed
Greer * LANG VS.. FOrtney, from Writ
county. opinion Ly English, judgment
OF circuit court affirmed, Judge Dent
dissenting.
Arnold VS.. Bunnell from Lewis
county, opinion Oy Englsn, Juu5uleAo
OF circuit court affirmed.
Parsons VS.. Snider. from Tucker
county. opinion by Brannon; Judgment
o- circuit court reversed and cause re-
uaDle5.
WINS & Stout VS.. SlocUm ct al, from
Harrison county; opinion by by Bran
non. Judgment of circuit court reversed
and .r.rreH .r f--rfeenf
Alexander. et al, VS.. Davis, eft all
from Mason county: opinion hv Holt;
Judgment of circuit court reversed and
cause remanded.
Wirdor VS.. Stewart. from Harrison
county. opinion by Holt; Judgment Of
circuit court reversed and cause re-
menied. Judge Dent concurring i'm the
conclusion but dissenting from the
opinion
James a. Bent VS.. LipscOmb & Lips
comb. from Randolph county; writ of
error and supersedeas allowed; bond
$500.
Ann lI Jarvis VS.. the Town of Graf
ton. from Taylor county; appeal allow
cd. bond $500
State OK. rel. Watson vs.. Watson,
from Barbour county; petition for rule
fin prohibition refused.
Adjourned tim next Wednesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
BRIDGEPORT.

Complaints are 90 be heard on all
sides the past few days concerning the
B. B. G 81. Il. street railway company
accommodating ways. The street cars
were fitted ont with stoves some time
ago. but they might as we'll not have
been. for during all the cold weather
We have had SO far the company nave
failed 90 make any use of stoves at alli
in fact they gave orders to their en-
Doygs 90 build no fires i'm the stoves
until they received orders to DO SO. No
orders have been received so far, con-
secreutly mo- fires have been put i'm the
stoves. and the public that is forced to
travel ON the road have 90 suffer while
the managers OF the road sit i'm their Of
Geo beside d warm fire and rake in
The sheEels.
The managers Of Tie opera house
have purchased @ new set OF cushioned
furniture for the stoge.
Miss stella Lynch. OF st. Clairsville.
r.s returned home after couple OF
weeks visit with Miss Margaret how
els.
W.B. FoU was at PittsburS yesterday
on business.
81, Anthony C"''IN' .o-.'' -.
coming week. ms IS l'.e ..-S' 'i il.'...
90 Advent anu le"S' Oh o''
apostle. First mass az q d. M n 5.Sa
mass and sermon 30 I'D q. Nus az -.'V
ID. w. Sunday Se1oo. ana COME e.'Ce
for the ST.. A.oysirs ana -. t'o7e aoCal-
ifas. vespers and beued.ctiou at D..
mn. December 4th will be the FIRST Fiji
day of the month. on which q mass VIII
Do held FIN honor of the Sacred Heart
of Jesus at a. M. during when people
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
A1ARrIN.s rERRy.

Yesterday afternoon about one o'clock
Mrs. Mary Wilhelm. and AGED and re-
srected lady residing at the home Of her
SON on Sixth street. died after lingering
illness. due 10 the complication of troubles
arising from old age. The deceased was
q years of ageand leaves family of
grown up children to mourn her loss The
funeral will probably take place to-mor-
row. interment being made al Riverview
cemetery.
st. Nary's to-day and coming week.
This is the first Sunday of Advent Ep.
Rom. 12l1-l4 Gosp. ST. Luke -1.25-2t. To-
morrow Monday we Will begin Novene
i'm honor Of the Immaculate conception Of
the Blessed Virgin. This is the Patronal
Feast of this church. All the Fridays of
Advent are fasting days of ob.isariC1.
All the sodaHt,es viii receive the holy
communion on the first Sunday of Dee
cember. All the sodautes viii also re-
cite their office together before the Ele77-
ed Sacrament according 20 their rules.
The hymn at yespers is Alma Reiemp-
torls which rs suns until the 81 OF Feb
ruary 1897. Monday viii be the Feast of
So. Andrew the Apostle. Devotions every
evening as usual.
L. j C. Dreunen was at Staubenv.lle
yesterday on business.
Mrs Alex. Dixon. who has been seri-
ously III the past few days, is slowly re-
covering
A portion Of the tin house at the Aetna
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.

A Huntington Sojourner found Dead BE
side thc ohio River Railroad.
Special TO- tho Register.
Huntington. ~. Va, November IS
For q couple of weeks past man Civ
ing his name as James COmpston, and
carrying O. license of river engineer, had
been stopping at the Tenth Street Ho-
TEL This morning his dead body was
found near the seven mile trestle on the
Ohio River Railroad with fearful cash
cut I'm the back of his head The suppo-
sition of some is that he was struck
1v train while others think it case
OF murder. Compston home is not
known but it is thought he came from
some of the mp river towns. He was
about fifty years of age and had no
money on his person when found.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
BETTER TINES N EUROPE.
Continued From FIRST Page.

for which Cen Weyler returned his
thanks. The column of Col Pintos has
arrived at Artemisa to receive orders
from Gen. Weyler Gen. Weyler is ESCORT
ed by 25 herculean colored iremen.
Shortly before leaving here Capt. Gen.
Wcvler signed q decree ordering the re-
demption of the present gold bills by the
issuance of 20o0CoJ of silver bills. The
cold bills will be exchanged by the span
ism bank for the new bills from December
i until December 81 After that date the
gold bills still i'm circulation viii be de-
clared equivalent to silver. The new bills
are to be redeemable from and after JAM
uary 1. 1891 at the Spanish bank with sold.
The government viii make deposi. with
the bank Of oue-third of the -J.yJ1tvj in
coin. It will also levy a duty Of per
cent on the official valuation Of merchan-
disc imported into the island from all
countries the valuation TO be fixed in ac-
cordance with Article l32 of the establish
ed custom house law. The duties p TO
be payable I'm silver, beginning with prod
ucts deposited in the custom house on
January 1.
The bank has also named a consulting
commission with the right to intervene in
certain contingencies Of the new issue.
The commission is to be presided over by
the financial mtendant and superinteud-
ent of the bank. with council of repre-
seutatives. which the commercial cham
Der shall detail from the Planters Assoc
citation. the Urbaue Association and the
Royal Society OF Friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
BIG RUN Or TIMBER.

Streams Throughout Southern West vir-
ciuia are Swollen, and Logs Galore are
Coming.
Special to the Register.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, November 2S.-
The heavy rain for the past eighteen hours
has been general throughout Southern
West Virginia, and all streams and trihu-
tarios i'm this section are pouring out
great volumes of water The GuyanEotte,
Twelve Pole and Big Sandy rivers are ris-
ing rapidly from the headWaters down.
and all indications point to a big timber
run by Sunday night. AS a result, aI the
lumber men I'm this section are happy and
are an activeto-day making preparations
to receive their timber.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
WENT ON A STRIKE.

Employers Attempt &c seesaw Ore Miners
By Giving Better Wages and Increasing
tho WorA-Were Earning 20 Cents
Day.
LANCASTER, Pa, November 2S.-One
hundred and twenty-five employees Of the
ore mines Of Charles =. Grubb at Silver
Springs, this county, have gone on a
strik1-
The men were receiving seventy cents
a day and made a demand for ten cents
moro.
This was granted, but the management
then ordered that instead of lifting The
ore to the surface by means of q gang Of
men on each of the three planes. seventy
Of the employees ON the plane should he
discharged and their work done 10y the
others.
This the men refused to accede to and
went on a. strike.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
AGENTS WAIVED

.CASTJGHT N EVERY HOUSE, NEW
e-f fhiug out. Attaches 10 ordinary lamps;
no chfmueys. safe. economical, Outut free
20 active workers. either sex. SIANDARD
I.RAES Co. MCrs. COyingJon, Ky. noZq
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL BY SAM
hi Dura whisky from distllery to- private
consumers. LICKING VALLEY CO.,
COviuCt0n. Ky. noZsq
WANTED-LIVE PEOPLE IN EVERY
locality at $500 weekly salary and eX-
ueuses 60 take orders Tor Christmas Goods
Permanent Employment 81 right MANU-
FACTCRER. l.. O. Box 530S. Boston. Mass.
Foa eALE-M soELLANEOUs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
WANTED.


Inexperienced COOK. APP
ply az SIS Main street. nO-'efaG
WANTED-BOY IL YEARS OF AGE TO
work in laundry. Apply 1880 Main ST. no-s4
D-TRUSTWORTHY PERSON
to travel Salary $3.50 and expenses. Ref
creuce. Enclose self-audre Sod stamped
envelope. MANAGER, Box r., Chicago.
no2, eQdq
WANTED-B RESPONSIBLE FIRM
official manager at Wheeling, salary fl-.J
year; $500 cash and references required
commercial reference furnished. Aidr
Eostonice Box 3l2, Philadelphia, Pa no-l
WANTED-SALES11AN; SALARY paid
weekly; experience unnecessary. peru.-
nent. BROWN BROTHERS COMPANY.
Rochester, y. y nolfSatd,lia
AGENTS MAKE Sc TO SIS A Day M
PRODUCING the COMET tae oay . II s-', ~
tis C1nrllrv. general and local aA a,5
wanted ali over tAe word. ENeI1- .te IN. ,,,-
riforv Write to-day Tor terms t-a sam
rIes AIKEN GLEASON C3s 80; "a
Crosse, Wis. 900 ''-' '---
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED CAPABLE YOUNG MAN
with 5000. 10 carry stock OF goods ana
rrrua-e branch FOR Chicago house, sail =
sl2- per month and all expenses. Also e..-
ma percentage Permanent position with
GOOD futur- prospects. Address JAMES
BARTON. i2j Franklin ST., Chicago. no-5q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
a DENIAL - sATOLLL.

ROME, November 2S-Cardual Satolh
declares absolutely false and reprehen-
silIc an rumors published i'm America ale
leging that he has made report TO the
Pope touching the University of Washing
ton. Archbishop ireland. Cardinal Glib
bOus or other Catholic dignitares.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
MALE HELP WANTED.

Do>-r pr HARD up TOOK MR..
1-oIcs, ad[,lce. took agency for New Alum
mum Goods and other specialize. Eie-
li .''''i Crtchv sellers: customers delighted.
permanent business. / make 50 TO $ll d
day. q, w. M2rS Ifle i Co columbus Ohio.
uo23 iaul0 feb21apr4
TRAVELLING SALESMEN- TO SELL
tr,,eses TO druggists; good commis7ion'
snIerdid side line; experience desira DIE
I'm NOT necessary. THAD H. WOOD
WARD CO., Lincoln, Neo. Ho-'i
A GOOD JOB SELLING. ASBESTOS
covered fire clay cooking kettles. m no
1.1- sters coffee pots. etc. Exclusive ter
I..to-v Write TO g.. r. BALDOSER, Rose
-.-LI.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
MADE ~ ASSIGNMENT.

Special to tho Register.
NEW oIARTINsVILLE. w. Va. No
v.ma.r 2>.-J W.. Yoho and Geo. d.
S.rlshuy. doing business under the
..m name of Standsbury IS Noho. at Ma
r1u. tns county. made am assignment
this afternoon for the benefit of credit
ors. j. ID. Courey of Marion, is named as
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
IN AN AsYLUM.
A. J. Hecht, the Former Preacher, linear
cerated in Tennessee.

A. J. Hecht, the Former Preacher, Incar-
cerated in Tennessee.
Special to the Register.
PAREERSBURG w. Va. November o.
"A. j. Hecht the former preacher. who
so suddenly disappeared from here re-
Gently. leaving several thousand dollars
I'm notes. which the endorsers claim are
for-eries. has been located. Hecht went
South from here and on account of his
strange actions the Tennessee authori-
ties arrested him and he is now confined
in an asylum for the insane.
For sale at a bargain, a residence on
North Main street.
FINK & BRAUNLICH,
Real Estate Agents.
For the holidays, Tappan & Connel
are showing some beautiful portraits in
Water Color, Sepia and Crayon.
Sterling silver combs. brushes and
mirrors. Prices lower than ever.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Now Corduroys and velyets at Geo. r..
stifel q Co.'S.
Applique Tides, Scarfs and Table Covers.
New line. very handsome.
Plated Chiffons and MOusiin de sole. an
widths.
Fvo Clasp. Embroidered Back saoI sing
Gloves. very dcsii, Nlc
Ladies' Fast Black Hose. 25c worth SOC.
oWt BAtkGE'-.
We begin to open our new holiday
goods tomorrow.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Attend the "Globr" Receivers sale 1t The
Leader Choice goods at % cents on >l.oo
value.
Newest 4ibbous only found at Geo. Z.
Stifel s. Cos.
Huv Your Diamond at Do. T.. l' mal Go.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
FINANCIAL
aMaHEY.MaglNG SeGRETS

r-,,17ini ll- how liberal incomes may pe
.t-si'G and safely earned, will he nal!. vi
FREE to an who mention THIS pup,-i 1..i. !
v-Ftr addressing T. ID. MORGAN, TANKER
g.. Wall street New york. Ho-'q
MONEY IN WUEAT-Price advanced
over 20 cents I'm months. Higher prices
9nticipatcd. Market active Nov inc
ti,,,. fo invest. Margins from $40 up.
I5.-lJ,r3 y-itb fuU particulars and daily
I,i9Tj,ef letter free. Address FREDERlC!-
WIGGINS * CO., 155 Van Buren sJig.I
CHICAGO, iii 49, - a.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
So 10 AFRICAN PRIsONs.

HAVANA. November 2S.-Seventy-fcur
Manieos and so cattle thieves and several
political offenders were dispatched to the
African prisons to-day. The public trial
of Julio Sanguily will take place Deem
Der q. The court viii summon q large
number of witnesses. both for the prose-
cution and the defense.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
PERSONAL

no PAIN. NO KNIFE NOR PAS 7- J. ~ -,
I Iio,''' MOOD diseases. le.-page book and
lii,.. Tree free. Dept NJ, A. N. MASON N
MEDICAL CO., so Firth Ave-, Ne" 1oiA'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
SMALL TALE.

No business of importance was trans
acted i'm the Circuit Court yesterday.
The Mutual Social siciety viii give a
/ dance at Mozart Han December 18th.
1t is reported chat the Benwood pUd-
/ dlers win go TO work again next Thurs
day.
The Faulkner Club will meet Monday
. at telir headquarters on South Main
street.
Artist Morgan Rhees has fine por-
/ trait of Admiral Hughes, L. $. n, on eA-
Inhibition at Nicors.
-Four heats were lost at the Belmont
plate mill yesterday Willie change OIL
rolls was being made.
John Finn was arrested by Lieut..
Clemans. yesterday afternoon, for ped
ding without q license.
Mike Townsend and sam Broselman
were arrested for disorderly conduct, last
evening 10y officer Wolf
The Wheeling Sanitary pottery will be
working fun tomorrow. Several good
sized orders have been received.
The La Belle plate mill which has
been running single turn the past week.
Will 50 on double turn next week.
-KiIinyer will oliciate the Junior ISL
and Clubs first dance of the season next
Friday December 4th. at Eserter Hall
James L. Henderson, of Elm Grove,
i-,.7 80. tI,o s',sre,,eio,, bridre
- -, co.,. N u,
no -'l.'' va - w., 1ll,, 60
~ l-r.f-.,, +o-r.s5t His text will he.
Education"
r,...-,..5 sas+s for the Madison school
-,,..rt.i,,,.7, IN rbe Opera House on
-. ..,.s,,fr, will Inc Dut ON sale nj
- ll.,..s.s ,r,isi, store Monday morn
;,.
Yesterday was nav dav Mt the River
.,.,.. .,l..,. -b. .;s7V.ood mill and the not
t.,,.s ,-1a .n,rro,-as of tbe Riverside bar
,...,l. .-,. ,t..,,. trs, nav. eiDca tive r,oo-bs
-
....,..- ~ ,r
.''-,s ,.,l r---t.,,fl-, ,nofI.,. c.se of -.
Ill. ,,..,,,,.. ms ,.,rtI,, hoard and con-
-t,,-.I
,,-,,,,.-. =, e.is-,
L. 80 - -.
so',- '-.0 -, -.
-'' -, a., - - ,,' baTdso,oa rssideoce
will he erected on the premises.
,-..,.., ,-.r.....,.,.., 80 o.,5,,.o,,,.
no. .. ~. o---,
rum 'oS' ''i'l .,-'
'ne o,her L'7ll1' Ol'-CNe'' ,''''' 20 '''e
abroad on the sou'n sue anu nav Z O..1-i
E
scale
The attention OF the street CoinIi'lS-
sloner Is calieu TO inc col-c''loH u '"9
al.eE between jacob anu " oou s'i1e,S'
De'o" l"'I ~ -Se' eIl'l' iiie i'''ly 80.
or uuIlHs 'ne l'.S' '"O Jay has i0'' ~ 40
81 terrible coholllon'
An attempt was made yesterday by
the Street Commissioners TO clean the
crossings. Notwithstanding the Iact that
1t was Ho0 'oNs 01'oio 1ii9
soon covered as'I" WIZ" Nuu S'el
there was very much travel II Was
great Improvement
The many friends of Mr.. Frank w.
Albright will be panied TO hear of the
death Of his wife, Hattie. at her home in
Tittsburg, friday afternoon. AIR. and
MIS-. l.. w. Albright, of Twenty-fourth
street. have gone TO PitJsburg TO attend
the funeral.
Cont r,b, ,rbor,.e frairb+ conductor
~ .-,+-.i ,.i.f.,. .ti,.i.i,,, ,f tt.. B, IT,
~ 49,. Do. ~. IN I,is s,,l,1, ,,sstor,,a,,
~. -, -, ILL.,. ,.+-i,,.- ,f +,,,
$50. ~. .+.,.,,..', ~, NM, of c,sf
49,. 49,. .,,i,-. d, odd, wrench rIo
-, ~ ,........,,,-,,. 81, o,,.i
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29

ANOTHER ARMENIAN MASSACRE.
LONDON, November 2S.-The Daily
News has q dispatch from Cons,antiuople
saying that another massacre Of Arme-
mans is reported to have occurred i'm the
vicinity of Diarbetir. 1t is rumored that
more than 500 persons were killed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29

I viii sell cheap and on good terms one
Of the best equipped MIX Diaries in the
county. consisting OF q head of milk COWS
and one thoroughbred Holstein bull. was-
ors. cans, pans etc. including one of the
best routes ln the city. For particulars
enquire Of j. C.. HLkEEf
so. 1926 Market Street. Up Stairs.
uo2Zldh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
statesmen WANTED.

statesmen - MERCHANTS TRADE.
s@6 week New, quick good. LishI
samDles free Side line or eXclusiN We
MFRS. 39H Market St., Phila. ho'o1
WE DO NOT WANT BOYS. OR LOAt'-
ers 10 write. but men of ability. $-y9 10
S-6o NOR month salary or commission.
Soto and general managers. RACINE
FIRE ENGINE Co, Racine, Wis. noloaA
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ESCORTED FROM BLENHEiM.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales Return
From Their Outing.

From Their Outing
WOODSTOCK. England. November 2S.
The Prince and Princess of Wales left
Blenheim this morning and were escorted
20 oxford by a detachment of the local
yeomanry corps, the OXfordshire Hus-
sars, headed by the Duke Of Marlborough,
who is o. lieutenant Of that branch Of the
caNalrv.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29
- oTHER MEANING.

Cleveland Leader.
They say Brown IS married to a rev
woman"
Yes. I believe this is his fifth"
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Mel

The annual meeting Of tho
OF the Wheeling Park Assuoi.
amt to bylaws, Will Doe heI.
DocemDlr tth. ID. M. tH.
German Fire Insurance Company
election of 81 Board OF D.r..
transaction Of such BUSH.
regularly brought before b.
A. RIN Ma t.
CONRAD HIBSCH.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29

Stamping done for Braidlng dresses and
all other kinds.
rrand handkerchief Linc0s.
Embroidery silks every VARIETY.
SWABA "NEE'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-29

Fur Heads. IaHs and Trimmings Of all
kind, and qualities.
Dress trimmings. every thing that Is
d.sr,a1.f. sICABttEAE's.