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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02
3. & o. IMPROVEMENTS.

In accordance with the plans formu-
lated Two years ago by The receivers
TO place the Baltimore x Ohio railroad
IN nrst-class physical condition, con-
siderable Work Is being done on the
trans-OhiO divisions. The improve
ments are being made with view to
using lotion locomotives on all por-
lions of the line, and since July 8, $50
tons of 75-pound and 1898 tons OF So
pound steel rails have been laid on the
Central Ohio. Lake Erie and Chicago
divisions. About seventeen miles of
new side tracks have been constructed.
fine telegraph towers erected. new
freight depot built at Mansfield, O.. an
interlocking plant installed at Ply
mouth, o., and five water stations. 10
expedite freight traffic. constructed.
Further improvements of a more extern
siye character are being planned in Or
der to materially increase the ton mile
haul.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02

items OF InJeres 20 behale Readers,
+ rSJnal and Otherwise.

Tomorrow night a select dance Will
be gwen at the Wlnasot motel by our
young society lOiks. lC VIII pc QUte d
sweIl ala,r.
A young child q George Pracht q
prOmHent glas5Wo-ke., U.ou yea,e. ol,y
morning. lC viii De buried tnls alLel-
noon.
reuben Herr and Lewis Glessner
wholesale clothieT5 OF baltimore are
stopping at the Exchange HOtel.
Inc steel works Is Oh TO-DAY, but
will resume Tomorrow.
quite q nUmUer OF sleigns were out
yesterday.
W u. Jones, of Charleroi, Pa, Will
return home LU-o~,y, aIoer sIenU4l.s
the holidays with friends here. Mr..
,.J1Ga - lana se4 "a large GA )
works at Charleroi
Clara Porter. who has been SO very
i'll with typhoid fever, is improving
slowly.
Samuel Danford the aged father of
Hon. Lorenzo Danford, was not eN-
pected to live yesterday. He is "a
years old. Capt. Ldnford is at his bed
side.
CHARLES Rogers, registered as a plain
drunk on the Mayors docket was
holding down one Of the convenient
hunks at the lookup yesterday.
John II. Carter, Of lhoroughfare,
Va; f. VI Fowler and wife, OF To-
ronto. 0. were registered at the Wind
sOr Hotel yesterday
Lee White d popular drummer of
Wheeling. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Irene Eckhart is the guest Of
friends a New Martinsville. Miss
Eckhart sang a solo at an entertain
ment given by the people OF that place
Saturday evening.
Mrs A. NJ. Porterfeld, who accom-
panied her husband to their new home
at Parkers burg a few days ago. has
been quite i'll since leaving here.
Lee J. Herzig, of New York, and VIM.
Wishart, of Washington City, are on
the Globe Hotel register.
Very few drunken men were seen
the past week. as is usually seen dur
ing the holiday week.
The ice in the river is getting so
heavy that it is interfering so much
with the crossing of the ferryboat that
to-day may be its last day, unless 1t
gets suddenly warmer.
A public meeting was held in the
Episcopal church yesterday at three
o'clock. Jacob Maule. a minister of
the Society of Friends, addressed the
meeting.
There was a scrap at the B., z. & c.
railroad depot Friday between one of
the hotel porters and an emplOye. A
few blows were struck.
James Phillips. of Crabapple, was in
the city yesterday.
Ed. Moore, Of Centreville, was in
town Saturday.
The concert at the Christian church
takes place tonight One part of the
programme will be a recitation by Miss
Marion Short.
James Geary. Of the B. & O., is off
DUTY on account of illness
The railroads are observing to-day
as a holiday. Also the banks.
An accident on the Ohio River rail-
road delayed the Sunday papers about
an hour yesterday morning.
Plymouth Council No. - 0. L. A.
NJ. will hold their open meeting on
the 18th and not the 4th Of this month,
as we stated before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02
BENN00D.

Mr.. John Deegan has purchased the
Ma.y BANK proper Jy, on the hillside
neaI tne junction, toI S455 IL was sold
at trustee sale.
ProI. A. K. Riggs, formerly OF this
place, now Of Point Pleasant, was in
the city yesterday.
Some Benwood people are kicking on
the haTd water that comes through the
water mains.
Miss Jessie Harrington has returned
from a visit with her cousin at Pow
hatan, o.
Waiter McMillin is about able TO get
around again after an attack Of cholera
morbus.
Thomas Graham. bricklayer at the
steel works, will leave to-day for Pitts
burg. He lives on the South Side
There was one plain drunk on the
Mayors docket yesterday. He told the
police they had no right TO arrest him
for he was Irish and a working man.
He will tell his tale Of woe TO the
Mayor this morning.
Sam Nuns. the popular barkeeper at
Paul Reidle's, Will leave this morning
for Pittsburg.
The marriage of Jacob Ferdinand and
\
in the Catholic church yesterday morn
ing. The marriage viii take place on
January 18th.
The Benwood druggists have Joined
the Retail Drug Association of Wheel
ing
Car No. S caught on fire on Satur-
day night just north Of the b. & o.
crossing and blocked travel for almost
an hour. Car No 10 was also knocked
out.
A freight car jumped the track on the
Ohio River railroad yesterday morning
near the steel works and delayed traffic
for about an hour.
Miss Effie Crummitt was tie guest of
Benwood friends yesterday
Joseph Lerch. engineer OF the Bel
mont Brewing Company. was in town
Yesterday on business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02

People overlooked the Importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and
were satisfied with transient action;
but now that it is generally known
that Syrup Of Figs will permanently
overcome habituaI constipation, we'll
Informed people will not buy other
laxatives which act for a time, but
finally injure the system. Buy the
genuine Manufactured by the Cau-
fornia Fig Syrup Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02
A CREW RESCUED.
British Seamen Taken from Sinking
snip by Americans.

britisn Seamen Taken from Sinking
snip by Americans.
New York. January 1.-The Ameri-
can line steamship Paris, which ar
rived to-day from Southampton, after
a tempestuous passage, reports that on
Tuesday, December eth, in lat. 1923 y.
and long. 1929 W., at $50 in the morn
ing, she sighted a steamer flying sig
nals OF distress, She proved to be the
British tank steamer NinGobala, Cap
tain Clarke, from Roeun, France De-
cember 18th. Tor Philadelphia, in bal
last. She showed the signal letters,
Must abandon vessel.
A life boat was launched in charge Of
Chief Officer Bradshaw, Fourth Officer
Webb and eight seamen. A dangerous
sea was running at the time and 1t was
impossible to get the boat alongside the
Vindobala. The Vindobala crew were
fastened to lines thrown 20 the noat
and hauled On board. The ships car
penter let go of the line fastened to
him and was lost. 1t took two and u
half hours to rescue the men.
The VindObala sprung a leak on Dc
cember 22nd. On Monday morning.
December 20th, a steamer passed and
paid nc attention to four rockets sent
up. During that night the steamer
made seven feet Of water putting out
all the fires On the 27th the Paris
bore down to the rescue of the vessel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02
REPORT NOT CONFIRMEn.

Youngstown. o.. January When
asked for a conformation of the report
sent out Of the liability that some o.
the blast furnaces of the Mahoning
and ShenaHgo valleys would be bough.
by the Federal Steel Company, James
I'll. Mutt Secretary Of the Mahoning
Valley Iron Manufacturers Associa-
ton, said that as far as the Mahoning
valley was concerned he had no infor-
nation on the subject, and was much
dieinclined to credit the report He
said it was the revival Of an old rum
or with no foundation in fact as far as
he knew.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02
OIL NEWS.


Snec'ol 10 he Register
Ellenboro, W. Va, January IL. j.
Crotty & Co, the well known oil tool
manufacturers, VIII establish a weld
ing and repair shop either here OF out
near the Bond creek pump station.
The South Penn Oil Company is pre-
pairing 20 drill another Wen near the
mouth of leading creek, elmer county.
Contractor Fat Painter will drill the
we'll
Capt Peter Grace, the well known
operator, was in town this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02
a SMALL. BLAZE.

Fire Chief Bob" ~I'ne HAS Ills First Gail
l,ama%e slight.
Fire Chief Boo Cnne had his first
can aDouL o:oV o'cloch last evening
" nen an alarm vas Lurneu III IRON DON
o3 ON oouth hon street. Inc deparC-
ment Responded promptly.
Inc hames were iocaCeu in Newman :
barber shop. III Attempting TO tnaW
out the frozen water pipe III. the ceIlar
the paruuon in The ceuar was lgnlted
and the names caught The moor. Ii
was necessary TO cnOp a hOle IN the
floor, and the flames were exunguished
with babcOck. Loss ABOUT Szv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02
ILLINOIS TECTST.ATTRE

Springfield, ILL.,. January THE
Forty-frst General Assembly will con
vene at room on next Wednesday, The
organization Of the two houses viii be
effected On that day. The message OF
the Governor viii probably be trans
mitted to both houses some time during
the afternoon.
There will be 10 United States Sena-
tor TO elect this year so that the first
few weeks will lack the political iuCar-
est which has distinguished tho last
two regular sessions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02
DlJeelin9 991ster.
WHEELING POTIERS
Making Arrangements for IA Big Mass
Meeting This Month

"SttiilS MS hOhin.
The employees of the Wheeling pot
teries, who are members OF POtters
union are making preparations for a
big mass meeting and entertainment
to be conducted upon the same lines as
their last affair in the Opera House.
The committee on arrangements is
composed OF William Hughes, T. J.
Duffy, viii T. NesDitt, Enoch Bourne
Andrew G0llner and Fred Gollner.
The committee has already partially
outlined programme for the occasion.
There will be musical and literary ex-
ercises, and addresses will be made by
local speakers and by National Presi-
dent A. S. Hughes, of East Liverpool.
and National Executive Committeeman
A. E. Stevenson. both Of whom have
promised to be present. The affair will
take place some time this month. and
will probably be in Trades Assembly
hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02

Madrid. January THE Minister
for foreign affairs, Duke Almodovar
del Rio. is about sending a note to
Washington to remind the American
government Of its undertaking by the
terms Of the treaty Of Paris to obtain
the liberty Of the Spanish prisoners
in the Philippines.
The cabinet has decided to open a
credit Of 100000 pesetas for the
PREPARATION Of Spaniards in Cuba and
the Philippines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.

The Upper Ohio Valley Ministerial
Association will meet to-day in the
First Christian church and large at
tendance of pastors is anticipated.
The meeting promises to be very in
teresting and profitable The Rev. c.
NJ Oliphant. pastor of the church, will
deliver a lecture on Soul Winning,
which will be followed by general dis
eussiou
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02
THE POTTERY TRUST
Took Control of the Trenton Establ
ments. Last Night

Trenton, N j., January 1T
American Potteries Company, the nj
pottery trust, took control of the Trd
ton potteries at midnight The man
gers OF the trust sent word to the ow
ers Of the Trenton potteries to op,
new books tomorrow and transa
business in the name of the America
PotteTies Company
The taking OF stock in the sever
potteries has not been completed "
but it is expected to be in a day or ~
when the deal will be formally elo(
and the purchase money paid over
the pottery owners. For the presel
the poJteries will be operated by j
old owners for the trust until matte
can be Strengthened out.
There are only four Trenton IN
teries outside OF the trust. These
the three Maddox potteries and I
Anchor Pottery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02

Transferman A. w. RAIDER has han
dled all repertoire companies that come
this way, as well as many of the so
called gIgantic productions III recent
years, but the two car loads Of material
carried by the King Dramatic Com
pany, which appears at the Grand all
oil this week, proved a surprise in many
ways. 1t is almost impossible TO be
lieve that a company appearing at pop
ular prices would have more scenery
than the elaTgest spectacular attrac-
IONS. Yet this is the case, and wagon
load after wagon load Of paraphecndlia
was taken to the theatre until it APP
peared TO be almost without cad. 1t
was . wonderful! unloading TIE can
mons, gigantic elevators, great safes, all
kinds OF sailing craft and, in fact,
every conceivable stagc device seemed
to be used b. the company. II requires
a vast amount # scenery to mount
eleven plays entire. This is what the
king company boasts of, and further
more shows al the special scenes for
each production without repetition.
The engagement viii open with spe-
cial New Year matinee to-day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02
ALLEGED MEASUREMENT.

Chairman T, ]. Duffy, of the arbitra-
ton committee of the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly. stated in
the Register Office last night that the
facts in connection with the situation
at the Gilchrist mines were NOT correct
ly stated in the interview with a miner
i'll the Sunday Register. Mr.. Duffy viii
present the Assembly's side of the mar
ter within a day or two.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02
DROPPED DEAD

Youngstown. o.. January w
NJ Irish, manager for the Standard I
Company. at Olean. N. Y. drop1
dead at a railway station here to-d
while waiting to take train. He "
20 years old,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE To-day. matinee and
evening. What Happened TO Jones'
Saturday, matinee and evening AL. G.
Fields big white nnstreis
GRAND OPERA E0USEs-To-day, mat
inee ana evening King Dramatic Com
pany at popular prices, In repertoire of
high class dramas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-02

OPERA TlGTsSE-To-day matinee and
evening. What Happened 10 Jones':
Fields big white mnstreis
GRAND OPERA F0USE-To-1ay mat
inee ana evening. King Dramatic Com
pany at popular prices, In repertoire of
high class dramas
Al. G. Field never had better vehi-
Gle to display his capabilities than the
comedy sketch, "On to Cuba and he
makes the most Of it. The movement
of the soldiers through the tropical
forests. with the officers mounted,
make realistic stage pcture that
would do credt to any stage production.
Al. G. Fields Ministries will appear at
the Opera House next Saturday, Janu-
AIRY 7th, matinee and evening. Special
matinee prices, 25 and 90 cents. No
extra charge for reserved seats.
The fun in George H. Broadhurst's
farce. What Happened TO Jones, I"
which comes to the Opera House on
New Years Day, matinee and night, is
fast and furious. and crowded houses
everywhere laugh, applaud and laugh
again as the mad WnIrlWlnd of anus
ing incidents follow fast upon one an
other. The situations in Jones" are
said to be grotesquely humorous, and
the lines witty and bright. The story
which furnishes the groundwork for The
play is quite simple, yet despite this
simplicity there is not dull moment
in it from the opening scene to the
final fall of the curtain. Professor
GOGdly expects a visit to his New York
house from his brother, the Rev An
thony Goodly, Bishop Of Ballarat. In
anticipation OF this event the most
elaborate preparations are made by the
wife and daughters ri the professor and
his sisJer-in-law an aged but romantic
party, who has engaged herself through
the mails to the Bishop. In the end,
however, matters adjust themselves
satisfactorily, and the curtain goes
down upon scene of most blisoful do
IRestic peace The company is of eX-
ceptional strength. From the leads TO
the minor roles the parts are IN COM
petent hands. In the cast will be
found John Allison, Z. SOiCSne Powell,
Barney Marlborough, Frank X. Hope,
Philip Calvert, Charles Greene, Cora
Williams, Laura Case, Helen Harc0urt,
Elanore BrOadhay, Katharine Weston
and Maude Allison.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-05
AWAY WITH ENVELOPES!

Some society ladies are endeavoring
to do away with the envelope. They
wish to take us back to the days of the
olden times when the red waters and
the sealing wax and the folded paper
were all that custom demanded or knew.
The modern or recalled fashion has sub
stituted the daintiest tinted waters to
match the paper, heliotrope, cerulean,
lilac, fawn or cream, for the gummed
flap Of the envelope. One must write
on a big sheet if it is letter; on the
smaller size for notes, invitations, ETC.,
fold and seal. and then a wafer may
be added for extra strength, or the seal
alone will answer, If one desires Some
times the paper is folded like the cock
ed hat or the dainty squares which not
even curious postman would trouble
to daily with. and then, if one will the
seal and wafer may be dispensed with.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-05

When General Castro entered Carac-
as. the republic OF Venezuela once
more became the center OF attraction
in South America, for it was seen that
another change was to take place in
that land where governments are made
and unmade in one day. Now that the
dust, as it were. has settled down once
more on the last act Of the VENEZUELAN
boundary dispute, and now that feeling
and bias have become d thing Of the
past, it is interesting to look into the
result of this historical example of the
operation Of arbitration ss a means
of settling international disputes TO see
just what the outcome has been. IN
the first place, it must be remembered
that all the long and complicated ne
gotiations about the VENEZUELAN boun-
dairy were carried on under the rules
laid down and approved by the peace
conference, and so might be called the
first actual experiment since the sit
ting of the conference at The Hague
in substituting the olive branch for the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-05

Maxim gun.
After four months Of impatient dis
cussion and debate a decision was at
last. handed down. While at first that
decision was thought to be manifestly
and even unjustly favorable to Great
Britain, the unanimity Of the verdict
and the satisfaction with which Vene-
zuela seemed to accept the ruling of
the board OF arbitration in the matter
has tended to quell any voices OF pro-
test that might otherwise have arisen.
The chief part Of the text of the
award was to the effect that the boun-
dairy line, starting from the coast at
Point Playa. shall run in a straight
line to the river Barima at this juno
ture with the River Muruma, and
thence along the mid stream OF the
latter river to its source
From that point the boundary shall
continue to the junction Of the River
Haiowa with the Amakuru, and thence
along the midstream Of the Amakuru
Ito its source in the Imataka ridge. and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-05

Gently by Cardinal Vaughan, in which
he stated that $4,000 persons perish of
the drink habit every year, he said:
81 am not in favor of closing all public
houses, still less of total suppression
of the trade. But l hold that much
different restrictions and regulations
are demanded from those that precail.
Apropos of this speech is the report of
a Royal Commission appointed to study
the situation. They have made inter
esting recommendations, one that
drunkenness in public places shall be
treated as an offense, even when unac-
companied with disorder; another that
public house keepers shall be punished
severely for supplying liquor to man
who already is drunk This is follow
ed by the proposal that habitual drunk
enness shall be construed as legal cru
city in matrimonial cases. The COM
missioners further agree that the hours
during which public houses may re-
main open should re reduced, and that
the sale of intoxicating liquor to chill
dren under sixteen should be prohib-
tied.
Cardinal Vaughn said plainly that to
appeal to parliament was vain, because