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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15

Ginc aufregenoe Srene.

Sn Dem groBsn Saale mar ss irs
Spli6en gu elmer iebr beftisen Scene
getOmmen.
,,gs tpiro ip6t, uuo Sic miIllen
einen GntidIub falen, Ssrr Baron -
ia9te Der Gebrer 81 GuoOlpb. Der ratb-
los Dor ibm itano. ,,&aHen Sic ben
Suriden uerbaften uuo in oas Sorf.
%gefdn9niB brin9en, poer 9~eItatteu Sic
ibm e%initWeilen nod. ii9 in Elm
Wirtbsbaus 3urId3uSieben. Sier BARI
er in teiuem Jalle iiberuahter."
Srsfort blinsslte gu ben Sprs6sn.
ben binilber, als a9nte er, Dab bon i6m
bic Reoe iei. 9r tranf uuo trant aus
elmer 9roBen WsinfIaide, bis iie auf
ben leBten 3rOpfen 9eleert mar.
Gdiar Warbur9s Sano ls9te lid
idlUer auf bic S6ulter oss Yetruutes
Hen Der ttumpfIinni8 gu ibm empprs
blitte.
Nus Gdiars Wu9en IOoerte Elm mill
Der Corn, Der lid gu raisnOem 8rimme
Iteiaerte, oils er III oas tbierli9 pers
3errte 8eIi6t oes Wanues lab, Der i'm
uno feline Sdweiter gu 10 tiefem Gau
9ebradt bate.
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9u aud. wslde Straie 9einer barrt?"
uNein. lit mir aud gang 9lsid, "
tnurrte 3rsnort.
so, 9u W0roer, gi9amiit. Sal.
iher! Nn ben @al9en init Dir, Su
lln9sbeusr! Sisb Sid bier nm, gu
Squire. Ollie bic bier periammelten
Geuts limb 3eu9sn Gsiner Ysrbrs6eu.
Sort in jener gte uerbir8t ii6 Olga
Sellwi9, bic iun9e Yerion, bic gu bsi=
ratbsteit, beimlid p~erlieBeit, uno um
DID ibrer fir INNER gu entleoi9sn, ers
oOl4teit."
,,Nbsr, pie gu ielblt ertannteIt,
Seine Spfer erteben bonn SOoe! Serr
Subert Stein. 9ein ebemalissr 6rsuno
uno @Obltbatsr iibt neben Der jun9sn
Jrau, uno iheint lie trOIten au wollsn.
3itt unter benz arOnleudtsr erblidit
Gu SuiiiSratb San9ner i'm @eiprad
nit &uoOlpb BON SenoOri 9sinem
8Onner, ben Elm SbuB bon Sir i'm
siniNmen @alOs nieoeriiredts! Nuh er
mill Did sur &e6enidait sisbsn!"
3reHorts glu9eu w0ren Dem ousae.
itrettsn Singer 6diars Qefol9t. Gr
bate Cl0a SeQwia. isin miBbanoeltes
g8eib neben Subert Stein uno ben
Gebrerslsuten iiBsn 9eieben, uno nit
iheuem Bid Die 0ruppe eripdbt, in
oeren WRitte HUoUlpb ItGuo.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15

mir perlan9eu. Yerbir9 Did uni
Seine Sh0noe in oes Snters uno be,
Stlefmama 3ramIaoen, id gebe mad
Mnerita uno meioe 9sutihlNno lin
immer. mo i9 Seinetpegen einem ebr.
llden Weni6en ni6t mebr ms Iuge
gu leben Da9en bari"
nS9weig, isiger Suri9e!" OOnnerte
Der Batter, ,,uno oerlaB uns. sd
'5dme mid 9siner, nibt meiuer IN.
Glittll6cn 2O6ter, bic undergraduates
WibQei6it trial."
%, i6 iperoe nod pabnIinni9!''
i6Iud3te 9eowi8.
,,Yerubi9s. foiis Did, meiu &ino,"
bat Der Gater. ,,Su muBt Did fort-
an nit meiner Slsbe b%e9nii9en. Ses
Toters &iebe bleibt treu uuo unerihiit=
teri. lie iiberoousrt ole Shwd6en, ale
&~r0ntunQtn. Die oas Sinh leinem Ser
gen Sufi8t, lie lit INNER bereit All per=
Nelien uno gu per9eben. SD babe Dir
peoer 8eibtbum nod pornebmsn 8an9
81 bieten, meme Sobter, aber bic @Ors
sii9e elmer IrieoUOllen Sluslidtelt.
Wan9el mlrIt Su bel mir ME tenuen
lernen baben."
AID, Sater, audle mid nidt." uns
terbru6 ibu Seopi9 bari9. sd bill
bette mir ein, Die Saronin bon Senoort
bic SellBsrln oieies SdlOiiss, oieIer
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fiir mei1en ei9enen belt, uno Nun,
uno nun! S~etrO9en, berratben, aeoe=
milt6i0t, bari i'd mid nidt mebr unter
ebrbaren Geuten Sei9en."
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i9ulolOs, uno Gem Same 1T ebrbar,
wie je Suppr. Die Seriibrung nit benz
yetrii9er tonnte Si6 nur perun0lim=
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u~nieres SDrfbens Wirt Su Did wies
Der erbplen."
limb Define 9unoen bebienen, ni6t
pabr, 90ter? gtein, oas idlaes Cir
nur alls benz Sim. SD bin fir
Seine en9e Welt nidt ssborsn. uno
perOe mid ME in lie ididsu. SD muB
Slang uno Gurus uuo Gei6tbun
baben. ueun ld lebsn iol. Ibsr
firbte ni6ts fir mid, i'd tpsroe trob
alleoem erreidea, mas id erItrebe.
Seute BON meiner itOlsen SObs berobs
QeItiirSt, iueroe i6 mOrasn nod tilbnsr
emporltei0en. BOD einmal, Yater,
glib Dir teine Wtiibe, mir 9eb6ren ni9t
Suiamnen. Sd peroe melnen Ws9
idou iinoen. @on Der Siibne berab
tueroe i'd Die 98elt beSuubern uno lie
miro mir 81 6iiBen liegen. Sur ui6t
iUieoer in Die Qrmieligteit binablteissn,
Der i6 entflOb. als i'd did osrlieB!"
nSeopi9!" ermabnte Der Batter.
Die SObtsr o6tete ieiner ni5t.
GubelOs olr6muB lie oas 3immsr,
biz lie Iit erI6Opit uno auf oas Supbu
mari.
Wie6er bate bic 9erSpeihuns i'd
lbrer bemddtigt. pieoer per9egenwar.
tl9te lie Iih oas SrOitlOie ibrer Sage,
uro infer uno orObeno itie9 bic gu.
tunft ppr ibr auf.
Sulie blidt i6eu uno mitleiois gu
ibrer Stiefto6tsr biniiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
NerVen

Knochen, Muskeln und Gewebe beeinfusst,
Wenn es unrein ist, kann es desc Theil NIGHT
geh0rig ernahren. Wenn es durch Hoods Sar.
saparilla rein, reich, roth und belebend gemacnt
wird, schafft eS Gesundheit anstat Krankhelt,
und repariert das ermidete, neryoSe System vie
sOnSt NIGHTS. So werden Nervenzerruttung
HySterie, Neuralgia. Herzklopfen durch
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
Starke

Nerven kommen sicher vom Gebrauch Won
Hoods Sarsaparilla vie das Kuriren vou
Scrofeln. Flechten oder anderen sogenannten
Standardization. Dies kommt einfach dahes
dass das BluC den Zustand aller
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
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DIR JFCKYL AND MR.. HYDE.

The public Of Wheeling will, during
the present week, on Washington s
birthday. have an opportunity OF see
ing perhaps the strongest and best
amateur performance ever given in the
CITY. The production OF " DR.. Jeckyl
and Mr.. Hide" at the Carroll Club on
Wednesday evening next will far ex-
coed in excellence anything put on the
stage by local talent in many years.
The story Of the play, though familiar
TO almost all readers, is made doubly
interesting by its dramatization- The
dual role OF Jeckyl and Hide is not
only difficult part but calls out all
there is in the actor. Mr.. J. T. Nor
gan, OF the Players Club, has under
taken this difficult role. His reputa-
ton in other lines Of acting has been
fully established. His friends and
those who have witnessed the rehears-
ais say that in the coming play he will
far exceed any acting be has hereto
fore done. A glimpse of the cast of
characters to assist Mr. Morgan is also
an additional assurance that first
class performance will be given. Ev-
cry name in the cast IS familiar 70 the
public. and stands high on the roll OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The beautmul see
merry of the Carroll Club, under the d.
rection of Mr.. Richardson. Is well
adapted to the play and will be arrang-
ca to attend to meet every requirement
of the plot If the sale of sats at Mil
ngan. Wilkin 4 Co.'S is an indication
of the crowd that will witness the per
Torrance. The Carroll club will not BY
any means hold those who desire TO
witness the performance. To the mem
bers of the club the event has the ad-
ditional significance OF being the ami
versary OF the opening one year ago.
Since then the beautiful club rooms
and auditorium have been the scene OF
the most noted social events Of the
city They have supplied a long felt
want In the city. The public should
both as a matter of appreciation as
well as pleasure turn out in large num-
bers on the I'D to encourage the young
actors and the managers OF the club.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20

Last night for a while the town b
Benwood was in a state of the great.
est excitement. John Frye a would-b9
young desperate, with a 3S-calibra re-
volyer, held possession Of the princi9s.
thoroughfare and terrorized every per,
son who attempted to pass.
The affair occurred about half-pa>.
nine. and at a time when the Officers
were not in the neighb0rhOod Mar
shall Porterfield was at the city build
ing, a couple of squares up the street.
officers Geary and Brannen were 4.
the Junction chasing a lot Of tramns.
For several minutes Frye held uuais-
puted possession of the streets and
caused great excitement by attempting
to shoot people The affair occurred
at the corner of Patrick Harrington
saloon. Mr.. Harrington Was iu tho
saloon, when two of his children rush.
ed in from the street and said a man
outside would not let them pass Ms,
Harrington passed into the room in
the rear Of the saloon and opened
side door to the pavement.
There a startling sight met his eyes.
VIM. Whiteside, Bcnwcod young
man, was held up against the uUd-
ing by Frye, who held a long revolver
! in his face and declared that White
sides could not pass until he gave The
countersign. Mr. Harrington immedi-
ately realized that Whitesides was h.
the mercy Of a crazy man and pulled
him in through the door. As be did
SO Frye fired four shots, aiming al
them. His aim was Wild however
and the shots struck the bottom and
. side of the door, After this FRYE
started to walk down street shooting
the remaining chambers Of the p.5to,
and then brandishing it in the ain.
calling out as he went the orders Or
the military. Forward, Maith.
etc
VIM. Blake was across the street
when Frye commenced 20 shoot lie
rushed up behind Frye and grabbed
him before he could pull the TRIGGER
Of the revolver again. He was assist
ed by Harry Stewart until Marshal
Porterfield arrived and the young man
was taken to the lookup. ~ Wa5
clear that he was under the influence
Of liquor and in an irresponsible con-
dition. The affair brought several
hundred people to the streets anG u
was the general supposition for awhile
that a riot was in progress FFy- IS
about twenty-five years OF age.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
WILL STRIKE.
President Hubbard and the Wheeling
Steel Workmen's Committee Fail TO
Come to Terms in the Last Confer
ence Last Night.

The situation at the Wheeling steel
works looks more like a strike than
ever, and but confirms the reports that
have previously been published in the
Register. The men received word that
President Hubbard desired another
conference with them about the mat
ter, and last night the men held a
meeting at the Benwood city hall
The committee was instructed TO go
TO Wheeling at the close of the
meeting and see President Hubbard
The committee did so and had talk
with President Hubbard late last night,
lasting about an hour President Hub
bard disappointed the men, however.
by declaring that he expected the new
scale to go into. effect Monday. The
committee likewise again notified him
that they would not accept the scale
and left. They will report tonight at
another meeting TO be held at the Ben
wood city hall.
IL the meantime the men to-day Will
work out their last day and in all prob
ability will strike tomorrow. Presi-
dent Hubbard told The committee that
he would try to start the mill with
other men Monday providing they did
not go TO work. but the men declare
that any attempt to run the works
without them viii be a failure. The
probable strike. VIII affect between two
and three hundred employees.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
CLAsKSBURG.

Clarksburg, W. Va February l9-
This evening while the forms pl NE
County Mail were being carried Nd me
printing room to be run M tbet lei
and We're pied " Some ono Suggested
that lit was the weight Of the mdni.-
pal ticket in one column which caused
the tumble.
Quite a number OF our citizens nave
expressed the opinion that th'F ~a
ready to shoulder d musket and i-0.
Spain.
D. NJ, Aston, a promlneni aJ''a"
from Pittsburg, was here Nfdnes.eI
on mis- way to Harrisvlle wheo q. 5
interested in the suit OF IN" Ia"
Coal Oil Company against thart- r
Appleby ct al.
The colered people meet Mon4as aa
selected a municipal ticket all n'9t
persons, which they say they "l.a-'
port.
Considerable interest is being W..
tested in a revival service cona- '
at the NJ f. church south.
James .Agnott at the Opera 'i.'''
this week has given satisfaction
The dance at Centennial Aa. ~
which the knights Of st. Gcor-. ...'
ticipated was an enjoyable affair.
The anniversary sermon Of Al.-
of Pythias will be preached neA'
day evening at Goif chapel M
Let us have the Stale Cap'''' VI
moved to this city.
Salem is to have UapE.
The Baptist church has Una4.
the project Of organizing 71
school at the West End
The pulpit OF the Central Pfes'.
ian church will be occupied on WILLY
by Rev. H. G. Richardson oL 'l''
pen Sidney, Va. -..
On last Friday evening at ~ a' ....
ladies of Goff chapel gave a Ne" --7
land dinner" ...
Following are visitors in ths
w. c. Talbot, Philippi; A. j. Hl.'.-
son. Grafton: ]. 81. Lamb. le.i"
p. N. Robinson, West Union,
Zinn. Weston; Charles STE.
Greek. and c. r. Smith, Hiilsoa'.
OF our citizens abroad are IL.
Gore. at Wheeling, Philip Adif. -' '-.
timore: Frank ShuttleworJh p r.
non; e. NJ. Davis, Washinstol7 ..
Mcdonnell, Pittsburg; John W. M. rs
Weston; T. s. Spates, Harris'l''g-,. ...,
B. Wilson. Parkersburg, JoAN D4 ,,rs.
Parkersburg, J. P Ford, Weston, M.
r. e. Post, Baltimore: MI ann
NJ. G. Holmes, Uniontown: {. W ,.ss,
gett, Parkersburg. b. F. Bro" ~.
Union; r. r. Lowndes anu VIII .-,,.+'.l.
napolis; ). w, Williams. ~ 70 Ink.
and Rev. Father Collins. Pa AT'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
The standing of the clubs at the close
of the week, and the schedule for the
twentieth week, follow:

Schedule for the coming week: Monday,
Pirates VS.. The Bowlers: Tuesday, Aber
NitS VS.. Old Cronies; Wednesday, Old
Cronies VS.. Ideals; Thursday. Cosmopoli-
tans vs. Defenders; Friday, Tidal Waves
VS.. Silver Globes.
There is very pretty contest in the
Wheeling league for honors in the
third and last series of games. Prizes
of So and 50 are to be given TO the
teams in the second division finishing
the third series first and second re-
spectively But one week Of this con-
test has passed, and the clubs stand
as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
ECHOES FROM THE ALLEYS.
Gosslp Of Interest to Tossers of the
Lgnum Vitae Spheres.
q very Interesting Race in the
wheeling League, and an Excit-
ing finish Promised Charge
against a Team in the Musee
League = Notes of the Bowlers
ana Standing Of the Teams.

As the championship tournament in
the wheeling Bowling League APP
pioaches the finish, some very interest
1ns features are developing in the race.
turing the past week the Auroras
went down in most inglorious defeat
peiore the Cosmopolitans, furnishing
another evidence of the fact that
theres nothing half so uncertain as a
oead sure thing" The Auroras APP
peared to concentrate their effects on
the final game, when thev made the ban
her string of the tournament, 1868
pins. This will probably se.nd as the
Algn team score, emitting the Auroras
70 the cash prize of S. The Bowlers
LOOK three straights from the Old Gro
MES and crawled up to very close
quarters with the leaders. The Tidal
waves continue to play an even,
STEADY game, and well probably finish
where they stand. The difference in
team average clearly demonstrates
mat the leaders are too many" for the
TIDAL Waves The Pirates and Ideals
are running neck and neck for fifth
place, with considerable uncertainty as
TO What the future will develop The
PIRATES have been doing superior team
work, which is a strong point in their
favor. After nineteen weeks the team
averages of the Silver Globes and De-
lenders are but few points apart, and
they appear to be destined to battle for
the eight hole. The Old Cronies are
pushing the Aber Nits hard for tail end
honors, and the latter team is show
ing disposition to pull out of the
position to which their right has here
tofore been undisputed
The standing of the clnhS at the close
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20

Ethel-Mama I Just can't consent to
be the wife 81 Mr. Newrocks. That dinner
he invited me % yesterday settled it.
Mrs Oldham-Why my child, what did
he do-eat with his knife?
Ethel--Oh I could stand thai but he
used corner Of the tablecloth for nap
hin.-Chicago News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
GETTING STRICT.
Benwood Police Will Order all Slot
Machines Out Of Town and Re-
quire Saloons to be Closed on Time.

Chief Porterfeld Of the Benwocd
police, has decided that all slot ma
chimes will have to be taken from that
town. Since they were ordered our
of Wheeling Benwood has been food
ed with them, and there have been
many complaints about them. 1t is a
question where the machines will be
taken, as Marshal Bahra, Of Bellaire.
says that they cannot be brought TO
that place.
Last night all Benwood saloon-keep-
ers were notified to close their places
promptly at midnight All obeyed the
order.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20

There were lively individual contests on
the Musee alleys last night between the
two cracks" Campbell and RAIDER They
started to play series of fifteen games.
and alternated in winning for some time,
but RAIDER managed 10 take eight out Of
fourteen games. winning the match. a
big crowd of bowlers watched the con-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
4 GARD.

A malicious report. circulated for
the purpose Of doing me harm, by
some unjust person, has not an ele-
sment of truth in it, | Will continue to
sell good goods W rock bottom prices
at the same old stand, and deliver
goods free, at Kellar's, Twenty-siXth
and Belmont streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
BELLAIRE.
Interesting Programme Prepared for
an Entertainment at u. P. Church.
Brief Items.

The musicale to be given next Tues
day at the United Presbyterian church
will be under the auspices of the la
dies of the congregation. A large at
tendance is anticipated and it is need
less TO say that the affair will be sue
cess, as the ability of the United Pres
byterian church congregation has
many times been put to a favorable
test in entertainments. The following
programme will be rendered:
DART
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
THE FAIrnFUL PUBLIC SERVANT.

Indignant Constituent-You have served
four terms IN Congress. and Il you've ever
done "a thing for the interests OF the PEG
pie you represent / don [ knew what It is
4 Consolidating eongFessnaTs- Ally dear sir.
mot 10 speak Of other jhangs.I have kept
You, individually, we'll supplied with
achoice ssrtsen seeds. a
lncigr ant eoHsttluenS--Ness eonfound
you. and you have known ali the time
that | live in a aat.-ChIcaso Tribune.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
< CHALLENGE.

Sporting Editor Of the Register
Sir;-I hereby challenge any roller
skater in the city under 20 years Of
age, for match race of from one TO
four miles, to take place at time and
place 10 be mutually agreed upon.
JOHN GREER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
THE MEN NTH THE M|IIS.
General Gossip and information About
the PugiliStS.

The Attractive Card at the Metro
politan Club Tuesday Night
Gardner and McClelland Will
Probably Be Matched--A Big
Purse Offered to Corbett and
Fitz--Other Notes About the
Fighters.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20

Special Tow prices hleached and brown
sheetiigs.
All Underwear must go at half price.
4 nice line of mantle Drapery at Ioc
yard
great variety.
Bargains all over the store tomorrow.
HENRY JACOBS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20

BASKET BALL.
The Crescent Athletic Club and
Wheeling Turner's are practicing hard
for their game on the 2Sth inst.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
The SAME Old SID STORY
On the Ground Question Hinges the
Fate Of Base Ball Here.

Frank Torreyson Discusses the Sit
uation in a Letter to the Register.
Wants Bids on the Franchise of
the C.ub-Cilles Property Held at
a High Figure-General Gossip
About National and Minor League
Base Ball.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20

A temporary organization has been
formed by the eclectic physicians of
Belmont county. Dr. G. H. Kemp, of
GAINESVILLE. Ohio, has been elected
tary. The committee on constitution
and bylaws are DR.. r. L. Riggs, of
Wheeling, and Drs, j. M. Hensley and
j. J. Burton, of Martins Ferry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20

It being the eve of Ash Wednesday. no
doubt many will take the last oppor-
tunity to enjoy themselves before en-
tering the solemnness of Lent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20

Special prices on 17-iewel Watches
az 81. Z. HILLMAN & cos.