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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-15
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g CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
- man as team9ter or any other kind OF
work. Address j. T., Tribune office.
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CITUATION WANTED-EXPERIE
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ate; will go to any city or town; can furnish
reference. Address j. IL. j., Tribune.
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CITUATION WANTED-AS BUTCHER,
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as grocery clerk; 3 years experience; can
furnish good reference. Address GORDON
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A RESIDENT OF SCRANTON, WILLING
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BRENNAN.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST
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ences. Address Downing, 724 Court street.
city.
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SITUATION WANTED--BY AN ENER-
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Throop Pa.
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MIDWIFE.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

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A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION
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A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION
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can furnish good reference. Address A. Is. g.,
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
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and can furnish reference ifrequired. Address
q. H., Tribune Office
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-12
OFFICERS WERE INSTALLED
Alta Special Meeting Of the Bi-hetallic
league Last Night.
Some Addresses of Thanks Made.
Meeting Of the Newly Elected
Odlcers to be Held This Evening.
Plans to be Arranged for the
Conduct Of the League.

A special meeting of the Bimetallic
League was held last night for the
formal installation of officers. The
meeting was very brief. The newly
elected President. Mr.. NJ. T. Tighe, was
called TO the chair and made the mem
bers of the League a happy speech OF
thanks for the honor bestowed upon
him.
: meeting OF the recently elected
officers and vice presidents is called
for tonight at seven O'Clock. AT this
meeting the objects Of the plans and
purposes of the club will be outlined.
As the permanent officers OF the club
have all been chosen and good and
representative men selected, a cam
p2ign OF education will be Immediately
begun. The League was not started
for a social purpose but for the educa-
tiOu of its members on the principles
OF bimetallism and science OF govern
ment. Several ideas have been sug-
gested and will be brought up for
discussion at the meeting tonight. 1t
is proposed to hold a school one night
every week, apart from the regular
meeting night, at which some gov
ernmenta topics will be discussed.
Different topics, such as bimetallism,
tariff, income tax etc, will be de-
bated and investigated These meet
ings to be public and every person
invited who have an interest in the
government of the country, State and
city. This plan will probably be
adopted. Another is for the League
to bring speakers and instructors or
national prominence to Wheeling to
address the League and the people OF
Wheeling. For these latter meetings
one of the opera houses will be Sc
cured. 1t is intended to bring here
Coin" Harvey. Honest Joe Sibley
and other men who have national rep
utations as masters Of financial prin-
cipals and the theory Of government.
The League intends to be an active
body in politics and in the enlighten-
ment of the people to correct Ideas OF
national policy. Their plans are
based upon the fact that bimetalllsm
was temporarily defeated during the
last campaign by the use Of an un-
paralleled amount Of money, misrep-
resentation and prejudicing the minds
of the people of the country In add
ton to this. the wisdom Of the idea
is clearly manifest of commencing the
campaign now and carrying 1t on
when partisan feeling is not aroused
and only the thoughtful consideration
Of the masses of the voters is upper
most
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-12
% Cents war L t5as ver s1 75e
to $50. GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
cIc1,ERCNIIIE

SISTERSViLLE. W. Va, January IL
c. +. Eosford went Friendly this morn
ing to look after his extensive oil interests
down there.
d. A. Bartlett went to ST. Marys this
morning TO personally Instruct his men
regarding the development going on down
there.
George Hockenberry went TO Parkers-
burg this morning on business.
John Steley returned this morning from
a business trip to Waverly.
Jack OHara returned this afternoon
from a business trip up the road.
Mrs. T. r. Bowers, Of New Martins
Vile is in the city the guest OF her uaush-
ter. Mrs. j. +. Frame.
MIS-. D. T. Thistle and Miss Martha
Wells went to Wheeling this afternoon to
visit friends "a short time.
John Slipper. the genial clerk at the
Arlington. went to Wheeling this after
noon on business.
Frank Moore and Roy Pomeroy. who
have been visiting their parents during
the holidays returned to their studies at
Nj, Pisgah this afternoon.
". c. Mccullough. superintendent of
bridges for the Ohio River railroad. was
in the city to-day preparing to fill the
trestle just above the depot They will
commence some time next week.
Curtis Moore, OF Proctor, is in the city
visiting friends
Paul =. Lyons went to Proctor this
afternoon ON business.
Franz, Clark. Of New Martinsville, was
in the city to-day.
A. r. Simons of the Manhattan cafe
returned home this afternoon from bus
mess visit to Pittsburg.
About noon IN esnOw commenced TALL
ing rapidly and the ground was covered.
The wind blew gale.
The Guy Brothers minstrels arrived y
the city this afternoon and will give their
usual good show at the Opera House to-
night.
O. 3. Ramey Of Wheeling, arrived here
this afternoon to look after his extensive
operations in this territory.
The Lilac Club have issued handsome
invitations for hop in the Opera House
tomorrow night and a big crowd Will
respond.
Miss salIie Limerick is conyalescing to-
day
5. e. Boyle is sick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-12
IN SOCIETY.

Miss Mayme McMasters delightfully."-
entertained d large party Of her friends
at the residence OF her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. r. o. McMasters, on Chapline
street. last evening, complimentary TO
her visitors, the Misses HiIsey, Of
Pittsburg. Progressive euchre was the
feature of the evening, and during the
progress Of the game many exciting
contests were waged with the paste
boards. AT the conclusion or the game
an appetiZing luncheon was served, al
ter which the favors were presented to
the successful players by DR.. McMas-
terS. The ladies prize, a silver shoe
horn, was captured by Miss Ethel
Bailey. Messrs. Latane McLain and
Will Brice were a tie for the gentle
mans prize, and in cutting Mr.. Nc
Lain was successful. securing a beauti-
full silver-mounted walking stick. The
consolation prize, a tankard, fell to
Mr.. Morgan 0. Hart. The affair was
most delightful throughout. Each
guest received a souvenir hand painted
score card, the handiwork of Miss Nc
Master
A marriage of two popular young
people is to take place at ST. Alphonsus
church at nine o'clock this morning
The contracting parties are Albert
Vetter and Miss Madaline Kramer, OF
North Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-12

years. rut DR. IS. G. Etz'ev. who Was his
opponent tvo years ago. Is working hard
auaag prospective CouEc,lmeu Thomas
OHien. Jr., has tasted The sweets OF
public office for a brief season. ami has
developed am appetite for more Among
those who desire 20 nm his shoes as clerk
~ the First Branch are Harry simpson.
.. ". McCuuey Alfred Davis. and no less
than half dozen others. For City As
SCISSOR. report connects the names Of Thos.
Jones VIII Bowers and several others.
ON February LIST clerk Danneuberg and
Receiver Kind.ebereer will illustrate po-
lijcal progression by removing 10 the
county end OF the building Mr.. Dannen-
berg s. assistant is candidate for Clerk
and there are several young men VINO
want 20 assist Mr.. Watkins. When Coun-
a.. decides 90 appoint new City Receiver
DC wiz Dee enabled 20 make choice from
no least four candidates The members 81
The present Water Beard and Board OF
Public Works are ain understood 10 oe
willing to- serve The city again. bat there
are others who are wi.ling 20 sdcIihce
themselves for the public veal. and the
pathway Of ,-e present members Will NOT
ne streVu sljh roses Ar. D.. J.. wheat
Will contest with Mr.. James is. HAN ior
Che position of City Collector. Su2t F'I-
meg. OF tine ,Ity water WORKS. Is candl-
Gate FOR reelection. and among those Who
are casting covetous eyes upon this posi-
tiou are VIM Jurkius. Chas. Oliver ana
VIM. p. Lindsay. So far. John Sheila'Se'
clerk Of The Water Beard. has had plain
sailing rho sro... ave- hut 81 few OF the
EtnulIt.an candidate f1r places |i,hn
The gIf- OF Council O;aers viii develop
as the municipal election 3pproachcs-and
III /, goes the other way. ora Ny.
The Elkns Cadets held wel.-at-
tended meeting last night in the city
Council chamber to make arrange
ments 20 attend the Presidential IN
suguratiOa Nothing definite was az
ranged Tor. however. until more inlOr-
nation is received from senator Elk
ms the patron of the ciUl. Senator
Elkirs has written TO the club that
rhcv viii ba siven "a prominent place
In the parade. He is also expected 10
furnish free of charge special cars
for the trausDol tatiOu Of the club 20
WASHINGTON CITY. It is expected than
over q hundred persons will go. as
members Of the club, as many addi-
tons have been received in anticpa-
ticr of free Trim TO Washington and
entertainment at the expense Of Sen
ator Elkius. After the meeting last
night tine members We're put through
the various tactics Of drill. The club
viii drill once e week until the inaug-
urorcu. Wien they expect to make a
decided ~hit" at the national capital
A member of the club stated last night
that il was the intention Of the Elkins
C.leLs 10 hold REGULAR meetings, as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-12
so Years of Cures.
DIRECTORS CHOSEN.
Annual Election of Number OF Corpora
tlons Yesterday.

Annual Election of Number OF Corpora
tlons Yesterday.
The stockholders of the Bank Of the
Ohio Valley met yesterday afternoon
and elected the following board of di
rectors: j. A. Miller, J. X. Botsfort,
E. NJ. Atkinson, Mortimer Pollock, w.
A. Isett, julius Pollock, Robert Simp-
son. The directors will organize
Thursday and elect officers.
The stockholders of the German Bank
of Wheeling held their annual meeting
yesterday, and elected the following
Board of Directors: II. Schmulbach,
Frederick Schenk. A. D. Seamon. G. w.
Franzheim, J. L. Stroehlein, L. c. Sufel
and L. J. Bayha.
The stockholders of the Wheeling and
Belmont Bridge ompany met and chose
the following Board Of Managers: j. n.
Vance. A. j. Clarke. d. c. List, John j.
Jones, Louis c. Stifel, Mortimer Pollock.
Joseph Lawson. Geo. Wise julius Pollock.
The Board is the same 5 last year
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-12
Fur Rugs ~ i SHOOK < co.
FARMERS INSTITUTE
For Those Who Follow Agriculture
in Ohio County, to be Held in West
Liberty, Friday and Saturday OF
This Week.

Tho seventh annual institute OF the OIllo
.,,,.,t,. Farmers will DE held In Chapel
hall West Liberty. Friday and saturday
or This week. 1t will be given under the
auspices of the State BoaN Of ASrlcnI-
rrre. The following excellent programme
has been prepared for the sessions or the
Institute:
FRIDAY MORNING
,n.0o 4 N-Music. Prayer. Music.
i6.qp 4 N.-President's Address.
ij:5o A. M.-shall We Wy WY p + GIBSON KIN
$50: ASeR ~ Discussed by James Dixon and
Brooks Hedges.
1:t5-A. M.-General DISCUSSION
AFTERNOON.
1851 M.-Best Breed OF Mutton l-amUs
for our Market. ..Ahram cJuloc4'
,,fsrY.seed bv Elmer Nichols and John j.
goo p. N-ouery I FOX.
$50 p. M.-Domesuc HSlp, , u9HiooTRS o,qs
s.1o p. M.-'The New Woman ON the
F,rr' ..... Miss Lon R!dSeiy.
$50 P. M-Economy in Feg7din,gS....:,. ,,;,,...
-. ..... &c. go. ...... .....J' ihoIHoU's 3
EVENING.
200 y. M-Nusic. Prayer; Muse. ,r..,-,,,
- T. N-Should Agriculture be
Taugl in our Public SehSa'S'''If s,cco,
sop. M.-Recitajlou. Miss Virgie Morgan.
So =. M.-LeakS on the ,;ni l;..,,,,. G.
..... ..... ..... ..Nm. BTuuer' 81
SIS =. M-Discussion
g.f5 T. M-RecitaticN.... .-. -. -.
Miss Minnie McCUloch'
Music.
SATURDAY MORNING.
iO.fo \. M.-Music. Prayer. Music.
1925 A M.-Fertilizing OrchardS. ,, -,
Discussed 10y Wm. NJ. Dunlap and Jonn 3.
u1o A. M-ouery Box.
1880 4. M-Would IL be ENpedlent 10
Establish a Creamery in ONO Coun-
T.9. 60. 90. 90. &C. d. Vernon.
Discussion.
AFTERNOON.
,.15 y Ms Cooperation Practicable
Among Farmers. j. Brown Atkinson.
LA T. M-piscuSstOn.
500 =. M.-Enect OF Feed Upon Quail
~ and Quantity of Milk..:..-,:...
...... Prof. J. \. Meyers.
o.a5 j. N-Discussed by A. r. Jacob and
DR.. W. j. Bates.
2:45 Z. M-Query Bon.
&:l5 Z. M.-Which is the Best Breed OF
Hogs for our Marketed. =, smith
Discussed by John Z. Wyatt ana y. r.
Murray
S.45 p. Ma city Mans Experience
ON a Farm. ...... IA. c. Harren.
VII EVENING,
100 p. M.-MuSiC. Prayer. Music,
-.a5 = M-Rtcitation. Miss Lulu Hartley.
-.4O p M.-EconOmtc Position OF the
Farmer. &c. o.. o. Prot.>t. u GMlnn.
500 =. M.-Recitation. Miss Bertha Writ.
SIS Z M.-Qu5ry Box. -,
$40 p authorizations. Miss Emma beall.
600 Z. M.-Geperal Discussion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-12
THE NEW GERhAH|A HILL
VIII be a Splendid Addition to the
City Club Houses.
1t will be Located on South Main
Street, and will Cost in the Neigh
borhood of S18, OoO-Meeting OF
Stockholders of the Association
Held Last Night.

\ we'll attended and important meeting
of the stockholders Of the Germania Hal
Association was held last night at Beeth-
oven hall. This association was recently
incorporated. and is a union of the Beeth-
oven. Kreiger Verein and Bavarian So
ciety of this city. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Mr.. Jacob Korn and Mr. r.
d. Frederick acted as secretary. The
Board Of Directors chosen was composed
of three representatives, from each OF the
three societies i'm the association. as fol-
lows:
Bavarian Society,". D. FREDERICK
Michael Ziegler and Jacob Korn.
Krelger Verein-Philip Kochert Dr.
thinner and Geo Miller.
Beethoven Society,". \. Schramm, r.
Schmeichel and c. f. Bery.
The board met and organized by choos-
ing Jacob KoIn president; Philip Kochert
secretary: A. \. Schramm. treasurer;
finance committee. NJ. Zegler. G. +. Biery.
Geo. Miller Constitution and bylaws
were also adopted The board adjourned
to meet this week at the call Of the pres
ident
The projected new building for the as
ISOLATION was also under discussion. AS
heretofore stated in the Register. the As
ISOLATION purchased the property on the
southeast corner of Main street and Alley
is. There is at present double hrick
dwelling on the property which will be
RACED a. soon as legal obstacles are re-
moved The board will then advertise for
bids for the new building.
The plans have been prepared by Aren't
tect Jcs. Leiner The building Will front
A feet on Main street and will be at least
100 feet deep Ii will be a substantial three
story brick structure. with an ornamental
pressed brick front. ON the first floor
there will be two commodious store rooms.
The second floor will have committee
rooms. parlors. reception rooms. dining
room and kitchen. The third floor Will he
a large assembly hall 1t will be equipped
with stage. dressing rooms. etc. There
will also be a gallery over toilet rooms
and ticket Office. The hall will have a
seating capacity Of 7l0 or SEQ.
1t is the intention of The Association
to push to completion the work upon the
structure 1t is estimated that il will cost
in the neighborhrood OF $lSOOo to $20.C00
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-12
COMMITTEES MEETINGS..
Business Transacted Preliminary to Coun-
ell Meeting Tonight.

ell Meeting Tonight
Several Council Committees met last
night. but no business of Importance was
transacted. The Fire Committee decided
to recommend for payment bills agsregat-
ing $545l7.
The Committee on Accounts met with
full board present, namely, Higgins
Waterhouse and Horkheimer. The COM
mittee audited the books of the receiver
and CITY Clerk for December, and found
the same correct.
The Committee on Markets met and or
dered paid bills to the amount of $25rS,
The Committee on Ordinances met with
the CITY solicitor and on account OF the
moor attendance adjourned until $3.50
o'clock this morning, when the health or
dinance will be taken up and put in shape
10 be presented to Council this evening.
The Fire Committee authorized CHIEF
Klieves to purchase two new horses
for the department and also Instructed
the Chief to notify all owners OF prop
ertv which comes under the provisions
of the IRE escape ordinance, to erect
the fire escapes at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-12
M Remnants at half-price.
WOE GEO. NJ. SHOOK & CO.
BELLAIRE.

Things are a little brighter to-day than
Yesterday. The steel plant is on now
and Yesterday noon we eXpecte dto wait
a week for it to start. The new enamlins
plant is about ready to start and though
the plant is small now therer is lots or
room TO spread out and lots of men wait
ing a chance for a job.
Hereafter early morning customers will
be greeted with fires on the ferry floats.
New stoves will be put in.
c. c. Kelly came in from Armstrong s
Mills yesterday to see friends.
Mrs. J. w. CARRIER is now able TO sit up
some after several weeks Of severe sick
ness.
Mr. a. Klotz is home from the east
where he bought some new goods
John p Hamilton, who formerly lived
here. and was a postal clerk on the c. IL
p. but Is now stationed at Milwaukee,
Wis. has been granted a pension of S. per
month. This was Mr.. Hamiltons first ap-
plication. Although he had grevious
disability. yet as long as he could stand
the work Of mail agent he felt he did not
need the pension. but now he needs it.
Ms. \. J. HAT, OF Barnesville, Mr.. b. B.
HAT. of Cleveland, and L. Is. Wheley, Of
Lancaster. were registered at the Hotel
Anderson yesterday.
Z. Cook and wife. CT Harbor Springs,
Mich. are guests at the home Of E. j..
Stcger and wife.
Deputy Grand Regent VIM. c. Warnoct
will install the new officers Of the Royal
Arc11ur1 tonight.
Albert Apln is able to be out after his
sickness.
Jesse Howell and Miss Blanch Curns
were married Saturday by Rev. II. $.
Royd. az the home of the bride in the
Fourth ward.
George He'll Of the Thirty-second street
grocery had the misfortune 10 run large
dzhbone into his hand on Saturday, which
caused great pain and considerable I'M
easiness to his family, as they feared
.letanus would result, but the pain became
less and he is resting much easie rnow.
c. r. Wolf. the shoemaker Of the Third
ward. suffered from an attack OF grip last
week He is better.
Marshal Bahra helped some boys on
lower Belmont street. chase a foot ball.
The Marshal beat and held the ball rs rs
prize fer hrs sprint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-12
OPTICAL WORK.
Few Timely Remarks About Tried and
Tested Reliability

Tested Reliability.
Prof H. Shelf the we'll known
Wheeling optician, has just completed
the refitting of his establishment with
a number of the latest and most scien-
tific appliances known to the optical
profession, and invites special atten-
ton to the long and enviable record
of cases that he has treated with the
greatest success. Prof. Shelf has been
located in Wheeling for a number of
years. Coming here practically un-
known, he has made a reputation and
built up wide professional practice.
His success has been due to merit, pure
and simple He is not a travelling
optician, who makes furore in COM
munity for a time and then is COM
PEELED to seek new fields on account or
the failure of his treatment and work
to give satisfaction He has been here
for years and will be here for years
to come. and any guarantee given by
him will be amply redeemed. Prof.
Sheff's record as a successful optician
is without a parallel in this city, and
it is very doubtful if it is surpassed by
any optician in the country His new
method of testing the eye without
submitting the patient to a painful
and wearisome examination, has been
extremely successful, and has attracted
very general attention everywhere No
person desiring to have their eyes test
ed for glasses, or to have glasses fitted
should fail TO give him a call at once.
DELAYS in such cases are often danger
Ous.-Adv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-12

After the travelling optician has gone
away. persons who have paid big
prices for glasses that do not suit their
ewes. can. as in the past, find relief by
going TO Prof. Shelf, the reliable OPP
tician. and have their eyes correctly
fitted.-Adv.