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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13

f0r. crossings. and no stops were made
except Tor the purpose OF changing en-
gines or taking water. The train was
in personal charge Of F. w. Quimoy,
trainmaster of the MonOn. and the crew
was composed Of picked men, who
could be relied upon in an emergency.
The MonOn wrecking train was under
orders all day, ready TO start at mo-
ment's notice in case OF accident.
JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind, April r.
There We're SO prisoners at JeftersonVille
this morning. the largest number in the
prisons history or these, $50 were on the
train which left here N o'clock for the
north. The train carrying these men was
made up Of one baggage car. used for hos
pital purposes. eight coaches containing
am average of IS prisoners each; one par
Tor ear each for prison officials, railroad
officials and newspaper reporters. Twen-
ty-eight men belonging 10 Company c Of
The New Albany State militia accompa-
MED the train.
There were 81 United States Convicts, in
Guiding TWO life men. These Federal con-
victs were placed in a separate coach.
The United States convicts who have q
n.
OF these there were s.. II required LOO
pairs Of shaCkles 10 fasten so convicts to-
eether. The other State men were hand
cuGed while five Of tie life men were not
secured by irons. but were allowed 10
travel unhar10ered on account OF good
behavior There were So lie men among
The state prisoners. Twenty-four guards
were placed over the state prisoners, one
being stationed AT each end Of the car
while third pagroiled the aisle. The
guards carried revolvers, which they We're
instructed 10 keep concealed.
The train Of prisoners left over the Penn
sylvania railroad at o'clock. change
Of engines was made at Indianapolis,
where the train was run on " a con-
siderable distance es,st Of the Union sta
ticn. The transfer 10 the Monon road was
made after few moments delay. and
the train proceeded on its way over this
line 20 Michigan City. where il was eN-
rscteG 70 arrive O, 4:So p. n. Al Indian
auo,is 4 special squad Of officers was sent
TO the point OF transfer and 10 the Massa-
chuse,ts avenue depot
After an early breakfast. the so men
who were 70 be transferred were returned
20 the dining room. where the force or
guards were put 10 work Stacking them.
Ta,1 the lonS train was backed 10 tAa
prison wall and the prisoners were uSh-
cred into the coaches double file. When
The train started on its journey across the
STATE the convlc;s were given permission
10 converse with each other. Ham
sandwiches and ice water were served for
--+~ss-r,ar--s IN route The bell cords
were pulled tout so that there could be no
opportunity given the convicts 10 falsely
signal the engineer.
indianapolis. Ind. April 12.-The
prison train from the South arrived at
INDIANAPOLIS at 11:15. having made the
run from Jeffersonville in two hours and
forty-fve minutes. II proceeded i'm
mediately 70 Michigan City. The train
from the latter place 10 Jeffersonville
passed here shortly after noon. The
transfer thus far has been without spe-
cial incidents or any trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
SISTERSVILLE.

Sistersville. W. Va, April 12.-At-
torney R. L. Gregory IS in Pittsburg on
legal business.
W H. Burns. local manager of the
National Supply Company. spent Sun
day in PitJsburg with friends
A c. Ruby. of New Martinsville, was
in the city to-day.
Gel Robert McEldowney. Of New
Martinsville, was business visitor in
the city this morning
Mrs. Cal Clark. Of Marietta. is in the
city the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". J. Steele.
Frank NJ Leasure is in Darlington
this afternoon on legal business.
NJ 7. J. Campbell is business Wis
itor in Wheeling to-day.
". C. Agnew returned last evening
from a short visit in Pennsylvania.
Charles G. Leasure was a business
visitor in Wheeling to-day.
Arch Smith. the genial agent Of the
Bovaird & Seyfang Manufacturing
Company, returned this morning from
a business visit up the road.
o. c. Steady. general manager Of the
local store of House & Hermann. is
in Bens Run to-day looking after their
interests.
S. W. Lawrence, the liveryman, IS
in Wheeling to-day
Mrs. L. 4. Brenneman spent the day
in Wheeling shopping.
Bob Morrison went up the road this
morning on business.
This morning Stringer & Rush open
ed up their new foundry. situated south
Of the Ohio River railroad yards. They
have a neat plant and will mould all
kinds Of castings and will no doubt do
a big business. as a great deal Of this
kind Of work is being done outside Of
the city which no doubt will fall 10
them now.
Dennis O'Day. q well known citizen
of this place. was severely handled by
Happy Jack and another man yester-
dav in which some heavy blunt instru-
ment was used which did severe work
on Dennis face and head. He was
irving 70 quiet them from using such
profane language near his house
Abe Cox was d visitor in Pursley yes
terday on business.
Chris Henderson is but little better
to-day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
BELLAIRE.

Robert McKelvey has purchased the
Kidd mines AZ sherifts sale for $5.6-5.
Henry Ro6ewis celebrated his birthday
last Sunday al, his home. 4 number OF
his friends were present and had pleas
ant time.
Mrs. Dewitt Danford died ~ her home
Yesterday morning. after short illness.
Though she had been in poor health for
q long time she was not sick enough %
keep her he'd until about week ago.
Mrs. Danford belonged 70 the Methodist
church. and was we'll respected. She
leaves a husband and son TO mourn her
departure.
There will be q congregational meeting
AZ the Second Presbyterian church to
night. and q call VIII b. made for the Rev.
J. E. Fulton 10 come as pastor. Rev.
Dorahey OF Bridgeport. VIII hold SER
vices and moderate the call
Mrs Melville McBroon, Of Jerusalem.
was ia the city on Sunday last seeing some
Of his many 1cQUa!ntarcss.
Ed. fisher. Of Baresville. was CT our
streets yesterday.
Harry Dixon don, seem 10 set any bet
ter. and his long continued sickness is
beginning 70 tell OF him and he IS get
tins weaker day by day.
The outlook for q successful settling Up
81 the Barnard brick works assignment
Is disccu-aclr- Though &c IS probable
the creditors viii receive their full quota.
+, won't lelve anything for the owners,
Who spent nearly $4,000 on il.
From what we can learn. there wo1't
be much Of a change in ice prices here
this summer Most consumers Will pay
about the same as last year.
There Will be two or more excellent
speakers ~ the Jefferson meeting to-
nisht. and you ough, to hear them.
The Choral Society Is of on vacation
John &. Stephens. Of Pitys5urg. was @
guest Of :. b. Hastings last Sunday.
August Shick sold $50 worth Of En-
terprise window glass stock tor &.5eo 10
Z. r. johnson. secretary Of the company.
This was 2 pretty good sale, considering
the condition Of the times and trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
A STORY OF TAMAGNO.

Several years ago. about ten, when
tbe tenor Tamagno was down in Chile,
2 wealthy young woman made him
gorgeous present. Ii was a gold cigar
cite case liter-l lily incrusted on both
sides with diamonds, his initials being
formed on one side with emeralds. hers
on the other with rubies. It was, per-
haps. the most costly cigarette case or
its kind ever manufactured.
Tamagno is a tremendous big fellow,
with chest like that Of Bob FitZsim-
mons and a voice like that Of the Bull
of Bashan. He is said 10 be most
frugal creature. Whether or not ne re-
ciprocated the Gillian lady's passion l
don't know: possibly he didn't, for all
great tenors are cold. At any rate, ne
left Chile at the end Of his season, ana
when next he appeared there the lazy
was married and the mother OF
flock of young Chilians. He had kept
the cigarette case, however; carried II
always with him in the upper lett
pocket of his waisJcoaL
The lady who gave him the cigarette
case became widow year or so ago
and last February was in Rome. 80
was Tamagno.
1t is said they came upon eacn otner
~ a carnival ball Cn the eve Of last ASH
"wednesday. Mighty few words were
spoken. The lady drew cut a sJlleJto
and promptly made lunge at the
tenor's heart. Her blow struck some
thing hard and the stiletto was broken
off short. She said in her sentimental
i~shion that it was the tenor's hard
he7rt But IL wasn't; il was the guar
dian cigarette case-United States 10
baccO Journal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
\ DETECTIVES TRICK.
4 California Woman Who Thought She
Wa Marrying a Real Baron.

California " oman " no AhouEuS Snt
Wa Marrying a Real Baron.
san Francisco. April 12.-Mrs. Jean
usarine NCung. the woman who aSSum-
"a the name OF Mrs. D. NJ. Delm2s, is
not a baroness after al. The man she
married IN Oakland on Saturday, and
with whom she is now speeding across
the continent on her wedding tour. is
not the Baron Robert Ludwig Won
Tu-kheim. He IS not q member OF the
Royal Guards Of Germany, nor does he
own estates in Mannheim, county Of
Baden. Germany. He is plain Charles
j.. Won Arnold. alias Baron Carl Won
SteirmOtz. 8 private detective in the
uoIov Of Charles J. Stillwell.
This rascal enrapped TIE woman
into a marriage with him. said Il. W.
Hutton. attorney for Mrs. Young in the
presence az Chief Of Police Lees last
night. Tt was trick Of Attorney Del
mas 10 get her out Of the State. Won
Arnold was ~ Stiiivsll's employ and
the money he spent 50 laviSh!y on the
day Cf the wedding. IS We'll as the 5000
he paid the woman for her interest in
the property DelmaS bought for her
came from Delmas.
BUT the trick will avail Delmss
nothing. The wedding party Will be
stopped NJ Ogden. or some place this
side OF Ogden. and Won Arnold Will b.
brought hack % Sacramento by order or
Chief a Police Drew q that city 10
answer 4 charge o. perjury. Once in
side this State. he will be held. L he
eScaDes the charge of perjury. 70 await
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
FUNERAL SERVICES
Held over the remains of the Late Senator
Voorhees, At Washington, Yesterday.

Held over the Remains of the Late Senator
Voorhees, At Washington, Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. April l2.-The funeral
services over the remains Of the late eX-
senator Daniel W Voorhees,. Of Indiana
were held az :. Johns Episcopal church
shortly after noon to-day. The church
could not accommodate those who desired
10 nav their last tribute OF respect 10 the
Indiana statesman. The members Of the
Senate were present IN body and among
-re others in attendance were many prom
irsrt ir official and social life. The honor
e-y rgV-bearers We're: Senator Morrill,,
~ Vermont: Senator Turpie. Of Indiana;
senator Jones. Of Arkansas; Senator VIII
s1r. Of Washington. ex-senator Butler. OF
South Carolina. Judge Lawrence Weldon.
Hon. Richard J. Bright q Indiana, and
s. rator Culom. Of Illinois. The flowers
were rrofuse. one Of the most prominent
floral p!sces having been sent by his old
associates IN the Senate. The simple bur
mi service of the Episcopal church was
held. the Rev. Nackey-Smith officiating.
After the ceremony AT the church, the
funeral corteEe moved 20 the Sixth street
station. where the family OF the late Sen
atcr. accompanied by Senator Wilson. OF
Washington left with the remains az 2:2o
O'Clock over the Chesapeake & Ohio road.
They Will arrive AZ Indianapolis q; noon
tomorrow. and the remains will lie IN
state NJ The capitol for ,wenty-four hours.
Then they Will be taken on Thursday 20
Terra Hau.s the old home OF the Senator.
for final intermert on Friday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
The City Bank d.
EoR SALE.

House. S rooms. lol 4Z-
between Sth and 9Th -.s
House. rooms, Lr.-n ..-
ST.. cheap. $l.l5O.
Two lots 5uKlQJ T..
50 cash. balance IN ---
one OF the best corner
Belvedere addition. SO
balance IN CHt and -WJ
Corner lot on Cherry
third cash. balance in lr
House ! rooms. h1.l a-.
f.. 18th 81, S3.i.Y.
House Il rooms. G.
Chapiiue St. Centre N
House. rooms. lo-l
terms easy. $500
Good room house. .1-
81. Centre Wheeling. Ir.
SEQ balance <l5y PEI yea.
Splendid l0- for LW-..-
or 18Th S..
Lot for dwelling or IAN -.
House. looms. r-tN
SITS. on Jacob ST.. cheap.
Two houses. IS rooms
convenienc5s. Main S.. L-at
on easy terms.
House II rooms. with
81. near 2lst. terms easy
S--- ruvs house r-.~
Centre Wheeling, }-1 cash.
Lots or Linn II. ana VI
Wheeling. s." 10 $50 ra-I.
meuts.
House. s rooms and 81 d.
business property on Mark
s565. is5i6, $3.50. Sso9. q Go and s.
on real estate.
NESBlTT & DEVIL
Tel G43. 1919 Market st..-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
SENATOR CHANDELIERS PLAN
To Seize the Carnegie and bethlehem
Plant, RidicuIed By a Stockholder.

To Seize the Carnegie and bethlehem
Plant. Ridiculed BY a stockhoider.
PHILADELPHIA. April 12.-Joseph
Wharton Of this city. large stockho.der
OF the Bethlehem Iron Works. and di-
rector Of the company, expressed surprise
when informed Of Senator Chambers pro-
position that the government seize the
Carnegie and Bethlehem plants. He char
acterized the idea as absurd in the highest
degree.
The statement that the Carnegie and
Bethlehem plants were begging govern
ment aid few years ago Is entirely
false, he said. 1T is fact that neither
company will make armor plates for $500
a ton. or anything like that price The
price we have generally been getting Is not
extortionate. Il IS a fact that the United
States has been paying less for armor
plates Of this quality than any other
country in the world"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
IN MEMORY OF VOORHEES,.
The senate Adiourns rs n Mark OF Respect
for the Late Member OF the Body.

for the Late Member Of the Body
Washington. April 1.-THE Senate
met at noon for the first time since the
death Of ex-senator VOORHEES,, who, I'M
I'll a recent day was a conspicuous
member Of the body.
The opening prayer Of Rev. Or. Mil
burn. the blind chaplain. made elo-
ouent reference TO Mr.. voorhees, bril-
liant talents. impassioned ardor. elo-
0uence. genuine patriotism and the IN
selfish dedication Of his great powers
10 every cause, human and divine,
which enlisted his care. Divine conso-
lstion was invoked for the family OF the
man who had inscribed his name on the
tablets which perpetuatc the great ora
tors and statesmen of his generation.
Immediately following the prayer Nj.
German. of Maryland. moved that as 4
mark Of respect TO their late associate
the Senate adjourn. adding that many
senators desired TO attend the funeral
The motion prevailed and al 1900 p.
m. the Senate adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13

Two years ago r. J. Warren, a drug
gist at Pleasant Brook, \. y, bought a
small supply of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. He sums up the result as
follows: at that time the goods were
unknown in this section; to-day Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is household
word" Il is the same in hundreds OF
communities. Where ever the good
qualities of Chamberlain Cought Rem
edy become known the people Will have
nothing else. For sale by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13

a reQuisition from Kentucky, where
he is wanted for forgery committed
in Louisville. The marriage ceremony
with Mrs. Young was illegal, because
Won Arnold made misrepresentation
~ bar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
TRUSTEES SALE
OF Real Estate Near Wheeling oa.' -'
l.. West Virgin.

t.. West Virgin.
as - -
By virtue OF 90" F,
David NJ. A.eAaA-ei t--- N
his wife, 20 me lE-els
on the 4ytn --y 1L 40
recorded il lAe J.i-
County Court q ono
GINA. in DEED u -rl-- -.-t
-. / Will, Oh Sal4l ---.
Apri. .lsS., CONNIE
az public auction al -A-
OF the Ohio County D--f-
lowing .G-serio=- ,.---
sligo ~ &c, 80 -. 49, =. o.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13


nON'T be penny wise and
~ pound foolish by buying
the "just-as-good mixtures $50
called White Lead" or other
substitutes for Pure White Lead.
In painting, the cost Of labor
so far exceeds the cost of mate
rial that the best only should be
used. The best is Pure White
Lead Csee list of brands which are
genuine) and Pure Llnseed Oh.
CDEE National Lead Cos Pure White If S5u 5in.ns s G
Ak and showing samples OF cos nee,
Twelve houses o. eEsn' Designs pe -
Of shades forwarded upon apIelon
NATIONAL LEAD CO., CINCINNATI BRANCH,
Cor. 9TH St and Freeman Ave, Cincinnati O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
GLHIRNOYENT

HEALTH. WEALTH AND HAPPINESS
Bv consulting Prof Charles u. Leon. he
celebrated Clarvoyant and Trance Ne
He will read your future without mis-
take. Gives valuable information or al
sffsirs OF ..tz. PROF. Leon has been pro-
--DTrce5 the world over as the greatest
ririrvOyaut il me nineteenth century
-ThrouCu his aid and advice a great man,
re0n.e have been made happy. de over
comes your enemies removes family
troubles. restores LOST affections. causes
-,5~-.4gs with the cG= you love. Removes
s,-Ii influences. bad habits, ard VIII give
[--ri correct information o. law suits d.
yo~css. LOST friends. e;c- Never falling
advice 70 young people on marriage ana
piuess. and wat BUSINESS best adap.5d
- srsadv riches. Mining. stocks sus,ft-
j@-f0r q spec.1lty- Also gives indis-e1-
~ aliytCe 20 young ladies or love rCr.-r-
shi9 and marriage ana tel-S whether your
lover Is trUe or f4.Ss ana Qat= Ct marriage.
.fr0-,sluds nave consulted rim and f5tird
-Ls- rfs aid AID advice led 20 or1s0arf-y-
- rsuuin-ss He aCverris5s nothing ~.
y-bsr he can DO ana does no. wish 10 ba
c,assed with the many cheap pretante.s
fr5iib.e. whose foEu hopes have been blast
I'll who have been deceived and dis4u-
roir-ed b. false predictions Cf others be-
49, giving 10 in despair are invited 10
~sU and be convinced OF the above state
rran- without delay. A-ntrelS OF persons
iAev know nothing about, sometimes il IS
caused by other persons. sometimes i
comes Of itse.- Come and have & re-
moved and happiness and success VII fol-
low Business strictly ccc65ac-.al Peo-
ne living ont OF city wishing 70 know par
-icularS as 90 terms. etc. enclose stamp
or r-plv Office and residence ICl- Chan
line street. Hours rom - a II. 70 2 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
pUBLIC SALE
FOR SALE
BARGAINS IN PROPERTY

6. 40 buys house OF = rooms
lot Sgxl2O, on North Huron
$3.50 buys house Of Z ra0-
corner lot. on Indiana a.- IS
streets.
s.. 300 buys house OF 10 room.
pays Y per cent. On tie
Indiana street. -'
Money 70 loan on shor, -..-.
ROLF q ZENF.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
TRANSFER OF TIE C0NYIGIS.
an Exchange of Jacksonville and
Michigan City Prisoners.

A Special Train Carried 291 Con-
victs From One Prison ana sos
From the Other - Preparations
for the Exchange Were Kept 2
Secret.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
EDUCATIONAL,
MONT De CRANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING. ". VA.
4 SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

AHordlng competent instruction in all
the branches OF higher education. French
g1d German taught by native instructors
Course OF music, vocal and instrumental.
IS that Of the best CCT servator!es OF Eu-
rope Drawing and Pointing. ElOcution.
CalisttenlcS. Board exceptionally good.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and
oc1 THE DIRECTRESs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
FOR SALE Or TRADE

WILL TRADE FOR IS-.E- .--,
ERTY. No. ll2i Charlie
. rooms and four lois tr.
Charles street. with "a
or Will sell cheap FOR casa.
\ - rOOmeC dwelling E --
Heights, opposite Noun.
grounds l3All5 feel. Va . &
cash.
A new dwelling house a-
Hamilton avenue. with
room; all modern. lct -l-
No. 2 y. Huron 81, 5 .-..
No. 1926 Chap!ine 81.
20 Z.
No 113 Fourteenth s.;
80 IT,
-Four houses sou-hwest .
and EOf So.
No "a y. Wabash S., Dc Dos
lot 61Xl01 Il.
MONEY TO loan or CITY arA,.
ESTATE
RINEHART & T4TJN
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PuELiG SALE


L4 f.I.-r -t SIG t-
tEril. ~ decree % st.
ono county, " est rs
18th day of February.
Ferdinand EtIC-r ST.
others. and William L.s
y. Charles J. H1Stlrr
c=rsi SCed sQecia! comm
r. public auction. ~ --r
Court House 0i Ohio -..
MONDAY. APR
beginning 40 Do Q.c.-.E
described pare. " r---
IN Ohio county ana t.-.
as follows that is s.t
or real estate .y.-- l.-
West corner OF t.- parse.
mentioned ana
Isabella zane al. A
Zane on the Piss
lN9f and recc--..
Of the Count -
Deed Book
from the SAID -.r-
Is along n. Nz--.- VI
back -or.hv-f- r---
hundred and -.E-r
u ground o. ty
which Isabella -.r
q new frame da.-
q rus, made or Nc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13

v.NTro-ME3fREEs @
- - can 10 rs esq f-.-
~ fsa5 and - Market -
-. sf,- Sar1nlss a. secret ---'-''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-13
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. Apply
us Fourteenth street. ppm
The record-union., 1897-04-01
A CITY CENSUS.

The late Legislature passed and the
Governor has approved an Act author
izing any city of this State at any time
between the years for tine taking of the
Federal census to have the census of
such city taken This can be done by
the Trustees or Council passing a reso-
luton of intention to have the census
taken. That done, 1t only remains to
appoint the census marshals and set
them at work.
The State law requires that the school
census of the city shall be taken in this
month, April, under the direction of
the Board of Education. To that end
it is to employ a sufficient number of
School Census Marshals.
1t will be entirely proper for the City
Trustees and the Board Of Education
to name the same marshals and have
the census taken in full, not OF children
alone 1t will require a few more mar
shals. Of course, and smaller districts,
but the same men can serve both