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Need More Room.

The Madison board of education have
rented another room and hired another
teacher, in order to relieve the crowd
ed condition OF the upper grades. The
school enrolment has been increasing
so rapidly that the action of the board
became an imperative necessity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23
bolivia Has n New rronh,..

LAMA, Peru, Dec 1a.-Advices re-
ceived here to-day confirm the report
OF n revolution in the bolivian re-
public. A board Of government has
been formed at La Paz, capital of Bo-
livia. President Alonzo is now at
Cruco organizing the governments
forces to suppress the rebellion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23
To Prosecute virden Rioters.

CARLrSviLLE, H., Dec 10.-State
Attorney Vaughn is busy arranging TO
prosecute all the persons indicted for
participating in the Virden riot. The
cases will como up at tho January
term Of court. Doubt Is expressed as
to whether the indictments against
Governor Tanner will stand, and the
same question applies to Manage,
Lukcps
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23

New York, Dec. ia wagon con.
tanning eight persons was struck by q
train on tho Pennsylvania railroad
last night at the Allcnwood crossing,
q few miles from Manasquan, N. j.,
and four persons were killed, two IA
tally injured and two others seriously
injured.
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tn. Cruiser Cincinnati, Yloa..a.

SANTIAGO, Cuba, Dec. 2l.--The cruis.
er Cincinnati was towed into deep
water again yesterday afte. forty
hours work by the collier Southey and
the gunboat Mayiiower. The cruiser
is apparently unchanged.
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Loud pui i. pc,o,roduo.d.

WAsHINaToN, Dec. 10.-Chairman
Loud Of the house committee on post.
offices and post roads, re-introduced
the bill relating to second class mat
ter ndknown as the l. oud bill with an
amendment allowing the mailing Of
sample copies Of newspapers at one
half cent for every two ounces, stamps
being attached in advance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23

Demand Convict Labor ohio Books
SPRISavIEL.D, H.. Dec. II-The
state grange has adopted resolutions
advocating the state furnishing FREQ
text books to pupils Of public schools,
the same 70 be made by convict labor.
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win Use . rhou,and Men.

HAVANA. Dec. lo.-Captain McCul
lagh, the former chief OF police of New
York city, has reported to General
Greene u police plan for Havana on
the same basis as that Of New York,
but modified by local conditions. The
force will amount to 1000 men.
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win Rccovor.

Hiss May Whitamore, the young lady
who vas so severely burned in the
opera house at York recently, is-ins /.
proving nicely and win recover wirnN.
out any serious results.
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Ocean Liner in Distress.

SKiBBEREEN, Ireland, Dec IA
dispatch received I.cre from baltimore,
about seven miles southwest. says that
a steamer, supposed to be a trans At
lantic liner, Is in distress off the coast
there. She has been throwing signals
of distress for some time.
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asnor~l Merritt Arr,vsa

New YoRK, Dec. ia-Among che
passengers who arrived on tho Cunard
line. steamer Lucania from Europe
were General Wesley Merritt and Mrs
Merritt.
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Rus,is to Purchase Guns

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The Russian
government recently contracted n loan
of SOS, 5l2, 900 In Franco to be used In
replacing her artillery with rapid firing
small caliber guns, according to ad-
vices sent TO the state department by
Consul General Holloway at st. Peters
burg.
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Yxcmpt rrom IN. war T...

WASHINGTON, Dec. lo.-The commits.
sioner OF internal revenue has modi.
fed his former ruling on the subject
and now holds that releases Of mort
cages and deeds of trust considered ~
mortgages, are exempt from tho stamp
tax under the war revenue act.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23
To Stop AN Lottery scheme.

WASHINGTON. Dec. I0.-The House
judiciary committee yesterday gave .
hearing to the Gillett bill TO prohibit
the use of the telegraph and telephone
lines for tho purpose Of lottery and
race horse gambling.
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risr to Be nua. a, rsro rsso.

wAkMXsroS, Dec io.-Thc navy do
partment will shortly send . steamer
to Pago Pago with material for the
construction Of pier and other I'm.
provements for tho American coaling
station there.
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SCHOOL APP0RTIoNMEN
Les. None, m. . crea, Deal More

Less Money But q Great Deal More
Children.
State Superintendent jackson has
completed the December scmi-nnnuatN
school apportionmcnt. The total 10
be apportioned among the various
counties Is $500, SIe.63. Last Decem.
Der the AMOUNT was S377, 365. 81. The
rate per scholar has fallen from sl.oo
for last December to So cents for the
present apportionment. This decrease
Is due to the decrease in the amount Of
money to be apportioned and an In.
crease of II ,i40 in the number of per.
sons Of school age reported. Last De.
cember the reports gave 354,929 per
o n between the ages Of five md
twenty-one years. The number Is now
$50, O69.
This amount was derived from the
following sources:
state tax. ..S73,057 92
Interest on u. S, bonds. 49,. 900 90
Interest on state bonds. ..... 1880 90
Interest ON county bonds. -. CO 1909 0s
Interest on school district
bonds. Ola 81
Interest on school lands sold. 100,2 33 o.
Interest on school lands lsd.. 43,607 "a
Interest on saline lands sold
and leased. 5,7a5 90
Transferred from permanent
school fund to correct error
treasurer Cheyenne county 1s1 ~
Interest on state warrants 4,35s II
State pcddlcrs' license ...... 105 90
W
The apportionment by counties is as
follows:
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Unconscious On the Train.

An unconscious ma was taken into
the waiting Don Mt Fremont from an
Omaha train the other day, having
been loaded ON the train ut Omaha by
a darkcy. who gave the trsinmen the
mans ticket to Fremont. Nc was taken
to the police station and will be sent
back to Omaha as soon as he
from the drug. 1t was learned that
the mans name Is Morrisey and that
he Is Kansas stockmau. A story Of
robbery NAV be behind thc affair.
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CHURCH SERVICES
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

oh" 1,Sa 49,. ,o,,,wa, The revi
SERVICES eaon ,ooo snhisc, at Penney
sThe Struggle Of Love" as
BlbIe school, ian. ~hyGNED.
Junior Christian Endeavor 3 pm. &
Ser Tor Christian Endeavor 8:45 "
Evening service at 100 o'clock s-eriy at First and
ject; Religious Philippines; IN. American Army
Euture." sssaaii After Manila wa.
Z Prayer meeting and The. Did No, 40, rr,.,a,y
Wednesday, evep'"
ladies Ad "
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HAVANA, Dec. ~. - Admiral and
Mrs. Sampson sailed last night for the
United States on board the New York.
Mrs. Sampson went on board the war
ship by special permission Of Secretary
Long.
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Botkin wrote the anonymous letters
sen to Mrs. Cumming from this city,
apprislng Mrs. Dunning of the alleged
misconduct OF her husband, and in
forming the dead woman that she had
grounds for commencing a suit for di.
vorcc. The handkerchief which was
Enclosed in the box OF poisoned candy
was proved TO have been purchased In
this city by Mrs. Dotlip, another link
In the chain OF the prosecution.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23
LINE.


Fine winter weather. A gctief Identinsd
harvest. Dec. .e-,ne 10
The revival meetingehiscd the worst setback IL
at Penney Creakpcricnced since the case opened.
| week. Six Thc evidence clearly showed that Mrs.
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A.. o. u. W. Officers

Ia fM AW
~ tho regular meeting Of
M~h held Tuesday
u.. the followiI
A .n,sssor ths.a,ying
some aha kpospleris
DOMAINS more nutrit
kncwn TO the arts
viii be shown that
sptlsr from crop fs'
ines have within
I. ilssi. !;
amining PhfHn-L.
frustes-J. A. Macarthur,
Yansician--Robt. Mcbride
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lsus dilSssss .{s 1s, ss,s Z,
AZ = pti9k OF or larqaiNt M
Fisher, RIGA! ketcy, 7 iise
R farms In Ks god. &~ullsss dsenesr
~.assnabie iy(e politici.h !
rnsyRsE9da check. yn,S'
90. only after the 'uos
s been published
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23

The man who IS dissatisfied With his
work II never happy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-12-23

fhronib dbordinate leaders
tecover. Nthoy iYteaaed to
9tapid the iowlsghotGstn Ma
Filled and bury dee, himself
Farmer. y'ns
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List Of letters remaining dna n sns
tho postofios at Red ~Ckshu.iasm. The
kaka, Tor the week ending .,w amounts to
lsrne. frankie Corgell, F.I-
kkoh, @. w. Hayes, Hill sword
Coneghan, Rev. Jas. Com.
11hese letters will be sent to the dea,. Tor
~ s,6ics. Dec. Goth, II not called for IRE
lfoxe. When calling for above please "a
dyertised.-T. @. HAcxER. I, NJ. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
MAY RESULT FATALLY.
Lee Rogers Accidentally Shot Yesterday
Afternoon.

Lee Rogers Accidentally Shot Yesterday
Afternoon.
Lee Rodgers, a son of Mr.. ]. V. l..
Rodgers, aged about eighteen years,
was the victim of an accident yesterday
afternoon which may have a fatal ter
minatiOn.
In company with George Rutland,
a young man of about hte same age,
and Edward Rutland and John Glass
cock, younger boys, he started out
about four o'clock in the afternoon to
go up the river on hunting expedition.
The boys intended to make the trip in
skiff. The skiff was moored on the
Island shore about a hundred yards
south of Mr.. Rodgers residence, at No.
"a North Front street.
The boys stepped into the skiff, and
Rodgers placed his gun inside, and
started to push the boat out into the
water. The boys backs were turned
when they heard a sharp report behind
sam. They turned quickly to find that
the gun had been accidentally dis
charged. and Rodgers had fallen into
the water. They helped him to his feet
and assisted him to the bank, Rodgers
walking the entire distance, although
SuH6r1US great PAIN. ne was S'i ii0o
to his home on a board.
When Rodgers reached home, physi-
clans were Immediately called. Drs
Best, Dickey, Alderman, Myers and
Wingerter responded promptly. An
examination of the injuries of the I'M
fortuaate young man, revealed a ghast-
ly wound in his stomach on the left
side. Fragments Of his ribs were
broken, the spleen was badly lascerated,
and the outer covering of the lungs
was penetrated. Physicians did all that
was possible under the circumstances,
in the hope that the life Of the young
man might be saved. At late hour
last night Rodgers was still living, but
tie physicians state that his chances for
recovery are very slight.
The accident is thought to have been
caused by the trigger of the shotgun
catching on an oarlock. Friends Of
the family expressed their deepest SYM
pathy to the parents last night. The
accident is rendered doubly painful to
them from the fact that Lee is their
only child. He is bright young man.
a student at the Linslv Institute, and
very popular among his shoolmates.
The entire community will unite in
expressing the hope that the life of the
,ouno man NAV he shared
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
POLITICAL SNAP SHOTS.

Senator Whitaker and Hon. H. W.
Harmer are billed to epeak tonight at
Pearley's hall, on Eighteenth street,
and Frank W. Nesbitt and Hon. VI.
H. Willis, at Marshall's, Fulton. The
boys hope for better success this time.
There was a good deal Of Republi-
can consulting at the Court House yes
terday Was last nights meetings the
net result?
Now it is stated that big Repub-
lican meeting, to have been held at
West Liberty Thursday. has been de-
clared of. Wonder why?
Wonder if anybody will attend the
coming Elkins meeting? If we should
have another frost it would be a
horse" on the Senator.
There is a troubled look in the eye CT
the average Republican politician in
the average Republican hobbies in this
this county. and it IS rumored they
don't sleep well at night
The weeks itinerary will re opened
this evening by the Republicans with
two meetings, one at Pythian Castle
ad the other At Turner hail. The first
| will be addressed by Harvey ". Har-
mer and Senator n. E. Whitaker. and
the second BIT Hon. H. NJ. Willis and
Frank ". Nes5itt Large audiences
at both places are anticipated From
Republican Chairman Smiths Even
ing paper. Will, how was it,
Hon John ]. Favis and Hon. John A.
Howard will spAk at the Blair meet
ing at Benwood saturday night. This
meeting will BE enc q the largest u
the campaign-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
OTHER BENWOOD NOTES.


A farewell party was given by a
number of friends last evening to Mrs
Hicks, who will move to Wheeling.
The marriage of August Schultze, OF
Wheeling, and Miss Sarah Serig, OF
Benwood, is announced to take place
soon.
Rev. A. Moore. presiding elder
preached at the M. e. Church Sunday
night and held communion.
Chas. Brown is back from visit in
Cleveland.
Sanford Keenan,, who has been night
operator at the Ohio River depot. has
gone to st. Mary's and has been reliev-
ed by Frank Moore. The regular op-
orator. Chas. Henninger, who has been
ill at his home in Marietta for some
time, is expected to resume his duties
soon.
Mrs. Emma Bickerstaff, of Steuben-
Wills. is visiting her parents here.
William Citizens, of Martins Ferry
was calling on friends her Sunday.
The Hope Society holds meeting
at the M E. church tonight.
John Murray and Robert shepard
attended a golden wedding celebration
at Viola. near West Liberty, Sunday
A force of workmen were engaged
yesterday in laying water main from
McMechen street to High street yes
terday afternoon.
The sewer pipe to be laid in the
First and Fourth Wards is expected
this week, and the street commission
er will put force of men to work al
once to lay the pipe. AT the Junction
the B. & o. company will assist in
laying the pipe by having workmen tc
dig the ditch, according to an agree
ment made.
A Washington, Pa, man is preparing
to open a novelty store in the room
formerly occupied by Mrs. Newton as
millinery shop.
The new school room in the old M
E. church building has been fitted uI
with school furniture and is ready fol
occupancy. School will likely be open
ed in the building this week.
Council meets tonight and the SEES
sion will likely be quite interesting.
Both parties afe making arrange
ments for the meetings Saturday night
Congressman Doverner and his Oppon-
emit, Hon. J. V. Blair, are both ad-
vertised to speak and joint debate
has been suggested between the two
candidates.
The new bridge company has bought
the lot formerly owned by Chatham
Sinclair, on McMechen street, for the
sum of $3.50. The same company has
negotiated for the purchase Of property
belonging to Rev. Father McMenamin
on the opposite side of the street.
P. L. Mercer. Democratic candidate
for the Legislature, visited Bolton
Saturday and met quite a number OF
the voters Of that neighborhood. Mr.
Mercer is much encouraged by the re-
suits of his canvass.
Mrs NJ. Higgins, an aged and re-
spected lady of this place is critically
i'll and last night was not expected to
live.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the knights
of st. John will hold social at their
hall tonight. The Auxiliary from
Bellaire will attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25

James Kelly, of this city, an employe
of the B. & o. railroad company, was
the victim of fatal accident occurring
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock on
the B. & o. road at Valley Grove, which
is about ten miles east Of here, between
Triadelphia and Roney's Point.
At the time mentioned Kelly was in
the act of stepping from the top of
one box car to another car of train No.
SO, east bound, and which was NOV
ing at a lively rate, when he lost his
footing and was precipitated between
the two cars to the ground. Nearly
the entire train passed over his body,
cutting it in two across the stomach.
His right arm also was fractured.
Death was instantaneous. The train
was stopped, and after several OF the
crew had picked up the remains and
taken them aboard, the train pro-
ceeded to West Alexander, where the
body was left in charge of the officials.
AS Kelly had told several of the crew
that he was in his way to Taylors-
town, Pa, to report for duty to Section
Foreman J. F. Berry at that point,
the latter gentleman was Immediately
communicated with and advised OF the
accident Mr.. Berry went to West AL
exander and, taking charge OF the
body, accompanied it to this city ON
B. & O. train No. lot, which arrived at
$50. The body ON its arrival was
taken to Bruemmer & Hildebrand's un-
dertaking establishment and prepared
for burial. Squire Schultze will hold
an inquest over the remains some time
to-day, when the crew of train No. 50
will be present. as witnesses. After
the inquest the body will be taken to
Cameron, w. Va, for burial. where
near relatives of Mr.. Kelly reside.
The deceased was about thirty years
of age and was unmarried. For some
time past he had been making his
home with his brother-in-law, Patrick
Murtaugh, of alley d, in the Fifth
ward, section boss at the B. & O. yards.
The Kelly family have been very I'M
fortunate. John, brother of the de-
ceased, a B. & o. section hand, was
killed in an accident at the yards at
Pittsburg about a: month ago; another
brother was killed in wreck about a
year and a half ago while discharging
his duties as engineer on the fourth
division of the B. & o., AM the de-
ceased's father met his death in an
accident On the fourth division Of the
B. & O. near Board Tree, w. Va, sew
eral years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
ONE WAS RELEASED.

The hearing of Chas. Loring and
Chas. Cook, Benwood boys charged
with breaking into Ohio River freight
cars and stealing $2S worth of merchan-
disc, took place yesterday before Squire
Mann, of Moundsville. The boys were
ably defended by Messrs. Addleman and
Ryan, who received the release of Cook,
but the Loring boy was held to the
grand jury. The attorneys are also
confident of getting young Loring
cleared, claiming that no evidence was
produced to connect him with the rob-
berry,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
SOME MILITARY NOTES.

Second Lieutenant Stephen B. Elk
ms. Jr., United States Volunteer Sig
nal corps, is honorably discharged from
the services of the United States.
A telegram from Camp Poland,
Knoxville, Tenn. SAYS:
Private B. Arnstein, First West Vir-
ginia. was to-day sentenced to six
months in the Fort Sheridan. Ills.
prison and sixty dollars fine, for hav-
ty-siX DAYS"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
s1st. Annual Announcement.

We are now receiving our fall stock
in all departments. and cordially in
vite you to visit our elegant store and
art rooms. which have just been re-
decorated, and inspect the result of our
buyers efforts to present the most
complete, best selected and lowest
priced line ever shown in Wheeling.
Enumeration in such limited space
is difficult, but in all kinds of pictures.
fine frames and artistic novelties, for
gifts and for home decoration, we can
offer things not found elsewhere.
An inspection, which we earnestly
solicit, viii bear US out in this state
ment. NICCLL'S ART STORE.
No 1881 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
"A FALSE REPORT.

A certain Benwood politician is cir
culating the report that there is no
vacancy for the office of Squire in the
Eighth Ward This is evidently in
tended to injure the chances of the
Democratic nominee, in the said Ward
at the coming election. In proof of this
why should the Republicans run
candidate for the same office?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
TECHS CAPTURED.

YESTERDAY. acting under a search
warrant. Lieut.. Ingram and Officer
,Michaels went out to the various towns
east Of the city. including Greggsville
and Elm Grove, and recovered a lot
of tools stolen by Harry Voitle from
various parties, and also located some
ether property. which will be recover
ed at later Gay. or these latter ar
ticles, two are band-saws. which Voitls
secreted 10Y hiding them behind the
door casing Of house which he was
assisting to build, and the services Of
a carpenter will be necessary to re-
cover the property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25

Occurred Ysstardsy Afternoon on The
B & 0. Road at Valley Grove.

JAMES KELLY, A B. & o. EMPIOYE.
OF THIS CITY, WAS THE VICTIM
FELL BETWEEN TWO CARS OF A
MOVING TRAIN AND THE
WHEELS PASSED OVER HIS BODY,
CUTTING IT IN TWO AND CAUS-
ING INSTANT DEATH-THE RE-
MAINS BROUGHT HERE LAST
EVENING AND PREPARED FOR
BURIAL-THE INQUEST TO BE
HELD TO-DAY-THE KELLY FAM
lily HAS BEEN QUITE UNFOR-
,AJNATE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25

A Bellaire girl named Sadie Kane,
aged about seventeen years, who is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Albert AlImyer,
at Benwood Junction, had a very mar
row escape from death Sunday morn
ing, and was, only saved by the brave
and prompt act of a soldier. Miss
Kane was returning home from church
in Benwood and was walking down in
the middle of one of the B. & o. tracks.
A passen ger train had just passed and
she stepped in the track behind it. The
noise of freight train passing over
the bridge drowned the noise of an en-
CINE that came up behind her. A sol
der, whose name was not learned, was
not far from Miss Kane and in an in
slant realized her danger. He made a
jump and knocked her from the path
of the engine. She received, however,
a glancing blow from the engine as it
passed, but sustained no serious in
juries She fell down in a dead faint
and was unconscious for time. She
was taken to the home of her sister
and recovered fully from the effects of
the accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25

To get the best, pure, kettle rendered
Lard yeu should try Maple Lear and
Gold Coin" Lard, made by F. Schenk
& Sons. It Is the highest grade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25

Mr. Gene Muhleman the old and
efficient fireman. who has served as
collector 1T the east toll bonse Of the
steel bridge for the past four or five
years. has resigned his position, to 20
into the huckstering business. His
friends will wish him success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
Market st. ROOM Notions.

mu1AVt Ots uVVM.'-NVtlVuN
is "chock" full Of such good things
as these.
30 DOZEN Lacing Kid Gloves in lead
ing stepIe shades, sizes 5 7cC
IL to 8. $1.35 value. At pr j
Famous lines of Kid Gloves from 05C
to $500.
FINEST SANITARY Natural Wool Un-
derwear is speciality with US. We
have these in light, medium and
heavy weight for men, women,
children and infants. The cele.
brated full regular, full fashioned
"Piqua" Union Suits for men at
$500 the suit.
We have good Winter Underwear for
children as low as &C.
CARDIGAN JACKETS for men in black
and brown, wool and worsted. Dr.
rect from the mill, that's why we
can sell them at $3.50 and
$3.50 each.
BLACK C0RSETS. Soc pair--.aIl the
leading corset and waist makeo
are here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25

Girl at BenWood ass ! Marrow d.
cape for Her Life.

RUN DOWN BY A LOCOMOTIVE AND
SAVED BY A BRAVE SOLDIER BOY
WHO PULLS HIM OUT OF THE
PATH OF THE ENGINE-HEARING
OF TWO BENWOOD YOUTHS
CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN
FREIGHT CARS AND STEALING
MERCHANDISE - OTHER BEN
WOOD NOTES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25

70, b Placed On the Vigilant aud
Wheeling Hose Wagons,

AT A COST OF ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS-THE FIRE COMMITTEE
PASSED THE RECcMMENDATIO
LAST EVENING, AND 1T WILL GO
TO COUNCIL TO-NIGHT-THE COST
TO BE DEFRAYED OUT OF THE
FIRB FUND-OTHER BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.