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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-27
BEN W GOD.
A Social Event at the Junction.
Other Concise Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kady were
very pleasantly surprised at their home
at the Junction last evening by their
friends, who called upon them in honor
of their return from a wedding trip to
various points. A large number Of
guests were present and most enjoy
able social time was in progress
throughout the evening. Some excel
lent music was furnished for the occa-
sion and various sorts of amusemcnts
were INDUCED in. A delicate and taste
full luncheon was served at the conven-
tional hour.
A party to be composed Of John Hig-
gins, Vincent Burns, Charles Higgins,
Charles Kearn, John O'Brien, William
Garvey and Joe Kelley. will depart to-
morrow for point near Belmont Park,
where they will camp Turing the sum-
mer.
Miss Gertrude Coniff. of Steubenville,
o.. is the guest of Miss Maggie Brown.
Mrs. A. L. Policy and daughter, Miss
Anna; Prof. C. q. Carrigan, Prof NJ.
e. German and Mr.. James Mahood,
will leave to-day for Grafton to attend
the annual convention of the Epworlh
League as delegates from the local or
ganization.
Lehman Satterfield, of this city, who
has been lying i'll of fever at Colfax, is
improving slowly.
Miss Emma Price has returned home
from visit with relatives at Pitts
burg.
Quite number of the local Elks par
\ticipated in the parade of the Wheeling
Elks yesterday, and made fine show
ing. 81
Young John Ploise is recovering from
the injuries that he received in an acct
dent last Friday.
John Ploise, of Marshall street, who
was seriously burned IN an accident at
the Riverside tube works early yester-
day morning, was resting easily last
night.
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FAREWELL TO ROOSEVELT.
Rough Riders and Citizens OF Las Vegas
Cheer Enthusia stically

hOuSn Riders and Citizens OF Las vegas
Cheer Enthusiastically.
LAS VEGAS, N. NJ, June 26.-Gpv-
ernor Roosevelt was given a royal
speeding at 1:30 o'clock this morning
on his departure for the east.
Roosevelt's appearance on the car
platform was the signal for enthusiast
tic cheering by the large crowd that
had embled.
The enthusiasm of the Rough Riders
who are holding their first annual re-
lnion here continued undated to-day.
The Rough Riders and citizens pa
rade took place at 10 o'clock, under the
command of NJ. Halburger. 1t was
nearly mile in length, with a band
of music heading each of the four di-
risions.
The Rough Riders constituting the
irst division were commanded by Col.
Brodie, and lined up regardless of the
various troops to which they belonged.
The regimental colors that fioated
on San Juan hill were carried by
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-27

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-27
BRIDGEPORT.

Bert McCleary is here from Wash
ington, Pa, to resume his duties on
the street car line
Arthur Higgins will return home
this week from Bethesda, where he
has been visiting the past three
weeks.
Miss Lottie Duncan is home from
Lutherville, Md, where she has been
attending college.
Sheriff Foreman was shaking hands
with friends here yesterday.
F. R. Robinson is having his tenant
houses repaired.
The local ball club will go to East
Liverpool, where they will play the
club of that place. The latter have a
very strong aggregation of players, and
the home club will have to do some
gilt-edged work to win.
Mrs. A. e. Rice, of Washington, D.
c., who has been visiting at st. Glars
vile, is the guest of her son, Frank l..
Rice, of this place.
Councilmen Wilson and Heller, May
or Neininger and Civil Engineer Hix
returned yesterday morning from Man.
nington, w. Va, where they went to
inspect the streets of that town,
which range from p to 80 feet in width.
They seem fully satisfied and think
they have made no mistake in the ac-
ton taken by them in making several
of the streets narrower. 1t may be all
right, in their opinion. but a good
many people would. like to know why
they picked on such town as Man
nington to get ideas in regard to
thoroughfares.
A force of men were put to work
yesterday laying the brick pavement
on Lincoln street.
Mr.. Harry Trueman and family re-
turned to their home at Empire, O.,
yesterday.
A large number of people passed
through town yesterday on their way to
the Elks' street fair
The cars on the B., B. G. NJ. F. di-
vision of the Wheeling street railway
were running yesterday, the first time
for over a month, in accordance with
the action taken Sunday by the Bel
mont Trades and Labor Union. Not
withstanding the stand taken by the
labor assembly at Wheeling, many
people are patronizing the cars and
will very likely continue to do so I'M
less some new action be taken by the
trades union. All the old employees
are at work and feel fully justified in
their action inasmuch as it has been
sanctioned by the trades union on this
side of the river.
This evening the members of the
Third M. E. church will give lawn
fete in the church yard.
The Wheeling and B., B. & NJ. F.
tracks will be connected to-day.
VIM. Medill, of Tiltonsville, was in
town yesterday on business.
Mrs. James Reed is confined to her
home very sick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
GALE OF VALUABLE PROP

~ EN- Il
BY virtue of a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, rem
dered in the chancery cause IN said court
pending, wherein William Il. Donaldson
and others are plaintiffs. and The Dom
aldson Carriage Company, a corporation,
and others are defendants. and by virtue
also OF a deed Of trust dated the Sd day of
August 1852, from the said The Donaldson
Carriage Company. corporation, TO me
as trustee. and given 10 secure the holder
OF note therein mentioned, given by said
able to she order of Itself as therein de-
scribed, which deed of trust is OF record
in the office of the clerk of the county
court of Ohio county, in deed Of trust
at public auction, to the highest bidder
before the door Of the court house of Ohi"
es Sss West virginia, in the city OF
SATURDAY. THE SD DAY OF JUNE.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m OF said
day, the following very valuable real os-
tate lying and being in the city OF Wheel
ing and situate on the east SIDE OF Naio
thereof, between Twenty-nrst and TWEEN
ty-second streets, ana IN Chapline &
Eoff's addition to the said city Of Wheel
ing; beng the same property which was
conveyed TO the said Donaldson Carriage
Company by William X. Donaldson and
wife and Charles Ali, Sr., By deed dated
the third day of August, 1872. and Of rec
ord in said clerks office in deed book No
So page l9 it being the property com
monty known as the donaldson Carriage
Factory the street numbers thereof being
No. 21lo ZIP and 2ll4 or said Main street,
in said city, and II being .cs NJ. "a IN the
addition TO the city Of Wheeling made 81
William Chapiine and Jonn leoff
Terms of Sale will be az follows: One.
third of the purchase money cash in hand
one-third thereof, with iaterest, I'm one
year and the residue thereof. With inter
est, IN two years from the day Of sale
the purchaser TO give his notes. with good
security, for the deferred payments and
the legal title will be retained as 4 further
security: or If desired by the purchaser
the legal title VIII be conveyed reseryinr
in the deed a lien for the deferred pur.
chase money or otherwise securing the
same: or the purchaser may pay so much
money in cash at the time OF sale In OK.
cess Of one-thsrd OF the purchase money.
as he may elect.
ROBERT WHITE.
GREER. Trustee
Auctioneer.
The above sale has been adjourned IN
II Saturday, the 10th day Of June, 1880 at
10 O'Clock a. m. tup7 10
The above sale is adjourned until satur-
day, July ], 1889. ROBT. WHITE
jul7. a. q. q. jul Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-27
MORGANTOWN NOTES.

Special to the REGISTER.
MORGANTOWN, June 26.-Clinton
Graham was thrown from a car on an
incline over Cheat this morning and
the car ran over him. Strange to say,
no bones were broken and but for some
terrible bruises he was unhurt The
car was going down an incline to the
river. The incline is three hundred
feet long and runs from the top of the
mountain to the river. 1t is used in
getting out telephone poles. Superin-
tendent Diekerman,. of the lock. fell
and had several severe bruises and
sprains inflicted by the fall this morn
ing. Robert Ross. who is farmer,
living four miles from town, fell from q
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tan. ! Internal injuries wers ~
but It is not known how badly INN
the man is until later developments
G. N. McWhorter, of LeWisburg,
been unanimously elected captain
the base ball team.
Hon. George G. Sturgiss went
to-day and will make arrangements
secure the money needed in the con-
sstruction of the Kingwood and Nor
gantown railroad Dirt is expected to
begin to fly within couple OF weeks.
Prof, CIR. Jones has been raised to
the position of assistant of mechanical
engineering, and he will have charge
of this department until successor to
Prof. Aldrich is elected.
Prof and Mrs. st. George T. Brooke
will spend the summer in Charles
Town, the former home of Mrs. Brooke.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-27
PORTO RICANS ENLISTED.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Secretary
Alger has been advised by Brig General
Davis commanding the department OF
Porto Rico. that 800 native Porto Ri
cans have been enlisted into the ba-
ment. One hundred more men will be
secured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-27
] DId 0]|IIlI[ n llOUl / u !:
FsiIurs of thb Tin Plate Conference
Means Closing

Or ALL Mills ON FRIDAY THE
MANUFACTURERS PROPOSED
TO GRANT AN ADVANCE IN
WAGES, BUT IT WAS NOT UP TO
THE DEMANDS OF THE ANAL
GAMATEp ASSOCIATION AND A
STRIKE WILL BE THE RESULT.
MATTERI REFERRED TO THE
SUBORDINATE LODGES FOR
ACTION mo MODIFICATION OF
DEMANDS EXPECTED - FIFTY
THOUSAND MEN WILL BE
THROWN OUT OF WORK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-27
REMAINS SENT HOME.
Coroner's Jury Investigating the Death
of Il. 4. Young, at Clarksburg.

Special to the Register.
HARRISBURG, w. VA, June 26.-
This evening the remains Of E. A.
Young were sent to Buckhannon fok
burial. Before they were sent posi-
norton examination was held and the
body viewed by coroner's jury, which
commenced an investigation of the mats
ter at four o'clock this afternoon, and
adjourned until eight tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-27

STRUCK FOR AN ADVANCE.

CHICAGO, June 26.-Over two hun
dred photographers struck to-day for
an increase in wages to $21 per week.
The men recently organized themselves
into a union. About II firms are af-
fected
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-27

PITTSBURG. Pa, June 26.-All the
TIL plate works in the country will be
closed 4 midnight on Friday. as re-
suit Of the failure to settle the wage
scale at the conference in Chicago.
Fully 10000 persons will be thrown
idle BY the shutdown.
The conference, which opened in
Chicago on Tuesday morning, closed
Saturday evening at 6 o'clock without
arriving at an agreement The
workers wage committee, acting under
instructions received from the annual
convention held in Detroit last month,
made a demand for an advance of 20
per cent. The present wage scale ex-
pires On June 80, and members of the
Amalgamated Association are not per-
mitted to work after that date unless
the new scale is signed.
About $4,000 skilled workers are
members of the association and as
many more are dependent upon them
and will be Idle while the skilled men
are unemployed. Near "a per cent.
ef~tse tin plate workers of the country
a.. Employed in Western Pennsylvania
mills.
The scale for the tin house men. or
unskilled labor, was arranged several
weeks ago and provides for a big adj
vance to some of the workers, and
averages nearly 20 per cent. All the
tin plate mills in the country are
union mills, with but few exceptions.
Some of them may continue in opera
ton, but it is not likely that they
will.
Secretary Williams, of the Amalga-
mated Association, stated to-day that
all the negotiations are off for the
present, and that the matter will have
to be referred back to the subordinate
lodges. Mr.. Williams said that the
manufacturers offered them an advance,
but it was not as much as they wanted,
and as the committee had no authority
to do anything except what the con-
vention decided on in Detroit, just a
month ago, the conference was brought
to an end.
1t would be impossible, he said, to
refer the matter back to the subordin-
ate lodges this week, much less arrange
for another conference. He would not
express an opinion as to the probable
the general impression that there will
be no modification of the original de-
mands.
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DATE CHANGED.

SPRINGFIELD, O., June 26.-The
Democratic Central Committee met
here to-day and changed the date of
their State convention to August 2S
and 20.
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A ssIGNEE's SALE OF REAL


BY authority vested in me as assignee
of David ~ Walter. I will offer for sale 10
the highest and best bidder.
on SATURDAY. JULY list, 1879,
at O'Clock p. m, on the premises at
Parkvlew, West Virginia. the house and
lot assigned to me By David ". water.
situated at Psrkvisw. Tr.adeiphiA district.
West Virginia, ard designated on the rec
orded piaE at lot No. IS Of the plat known
as Parkylew, recorded IN the Office 81 the
Clerk Of the county court OF Ohio county.
West Virginia. III plat book No !. page 4.
subject 70 the provision contained Ii said
deed of assignment
Possession given immediately
Terms OF Sale.-One third Of the pur-
chase money Or as much more as the Dur-
chaser may elect to pay, on day o. sale
and a reasonable tine for the balance.
bearing interest al 8 per cert. per annun.
JAMES BAIRD, Assign.r.
T. ". GARvIN. Attorney
JuI5.17.l9.zl, 2. Z.z7. 19.30. ty1. 10
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CoMNTISsA

4 AOM AiISSH
~ THE PHiN
Pun AND
FARMS.
BY virtue of a In
Court OF Ohio county,
day OF June. 1899. In I'D
IN which James II. Reill
plaintiffs and Helen n
others are defendants. /
lie sale. at the north I
court house OF Ohio cou|
ia, on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

whorcas, on the esnd day ~ August 4. n
isst!. Angu. NJ. Cannon and sarah 81 cannon,
p, NJ y, sie James @aa eAef9 ,iie ana ds ss''5
trust 10 Tho property hof.lnaficr dcs
simple, and thar sold nropofty j. frcoof ~
incumbfnncus.ln trust, huNcrrr, 20 secure M
pyGss. ~ 5 oss. s, Of won a9,e 1 az
with inicrtst u the i,e.cfsi saving. Rsnk.
slsned BY saia Angus n. cannon aud sarat
Aud whereas. II 1. provided In sald deed q
trust. among other things that II dpfauit hs
nart thereof. ~ any nt.rost that may accrue
thereon. n the sntnn ucfumot duc and pay
able, Then %" said decd shall rumain In forco
and the said trustee. ur lu tho cvcnt. alnuns
other events ~ his death. the shurin ~ salt
Lake County. utah, or ANY u his depuiie,
then acting Tor him. ns sucertfnf ~ SAID trls
tcs. may pfnccsd a. sell said property. or AM
part theftuf. az public vrndue 90 10 hlthcsi
liddcr Tor cash either q llg psrti /. . aid
deed " trust bring at lilrrty 10 brrnme ihs
purchasers nj such salcl at the tanklus
house OF Tho uufrfut savings bank In salt
Lake. City, Utah. nitgr lfst sivlnr twcnti
place OF sald snlr, aud tho property tn b.
sold. by adycrtlsrment IN some nUWspap.t
printed IN the lnglish Language aud rub.
il.iod In said salt Lake iity. Itah, and MI
Of the proceeds ~ sucn alH. o. make certain
payment Is provided IN ,aid dcfd u trust.
And ghefya, aid .' NOT Pad % ne
nciafnc due. and thrrr siili due and nnnaid
On snld note thc suNlt lfo thpushud. eight
scnis $3.50 80 andlnic thrrvoa from ths
And vii, fcas' tbS 'r.d Inurs 7. Lltiie
tfustcc. died IN or niull mo 18th day u
i.brunry. lsN-. In sac inkr CITY, Utah,
aud the undersigned thr slcrin u salt
Lake county Utah, aud Sine 1n ticrt>sur In
trisf. anu a rslurst hus u.t o. made upon HIN
By the nusffUt savings TANK, tho holder N
said n1ts. 20 make = sHiv ~ Ihv ssid promises
a.. provided ln sald decd Z trust,
the undcr,lElud, John y ilpwoll~ -hvIir %
Salt Lake county, Utah. successor "a Janus
., Little In trnst afufrslId. 10y virtue 81 tha
power ~ sale cgltslnrd TO aid trust decd
the Dcs.f,t ha'inEs o. the holderA said
note. will, uu the 9TH NJ po'rnibct. ltpJ,
ut tho hanhinr rupm u' .Hn uurcfrt saving.
Hans. situated 90 ne igiih a. ge.rsr TO-, OF
aud First south strvcis. NO AXE Ilty. Utah,
at the hour ~ " n''lu iQuu ON that day
orcr for si,io aud srll ihr hlghost hilict
for cash. the .ptoprtty ugo rvfvfrcd Ia aud
Commencing alta p1iif feyenty.cifhi y nd
onr hat fssi,l frpt rn.f o. ilr srlthucst cnr-
nor OF lot three 80 Ia Niu aNt1 uiy-uight Oh
plat ~" SAf Lake Nily sufVVyi AMI run.
ua'D focti thunce nnItl ten uol rsisi Themes
west forty -thrrU and onu nalf tshli thcnce
south ten nol RODS 20 the place ~ o.
ginning. All ~ thc fgrorung piupeny sliu'
statiSof Iitahi that upln said ale the aid
trustee will mako dead 90 Che aid premises
and property ~ vested Ia him o. t1e pur.
chAsr, In accoriince With said dc.d o.
trust, and tho prucyrts finm ,lld sale fiil 10
used a. la said decd ~ trust fc-litd.
joins D. ituMILL%,
Sheriff NJ salt Lake County Utah.
Dated November . is1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

Grass Creek coal mines nine miles
distant from their home. but few
houa after their departure n messenger
was dispatchcd 10 inform them that
Slater unrbcr was dead. The immc.
dintc cause OF her death was heart
failure.
Sister Barber was an active member
OF tho Relief Society. aud was always
ready TO assist N relieving distress.
When sickness afflicted her nolghbora,
she would go TO thcm and aid In uurs-
ing them back % health.
Tho entire community shares In the
sorrow OF the gricf-strickcn inmlly, aud
mourns the lonH of q true woman The
funeral services were held In the stake
tabernacle on sunday. A large congrc-
cation assembled 60 pay respect TO the
memory Of this worthy sister. Console
ing remarks were made by lildorH Alma
Eidredge and 7. A. Smith The nurni
tributes brought BY sympathetic friends
and neighbors were many and bcauu-
full
Mrs. Barbcr was born May a. 1876.
at Fair oak Hampshire Englnnd. she
cmirrntcd 60 Utah IN the fail of isse.
locating In Sugar House ward, anu "a
fow months later removing 20 Coal
vile whore she f-si'i"f untN hoe dss'H.
uiong with her parents. she shared the
hardahlps OF hnnd-cnrt journey across
the plains from Missouri wcatward.
and has been faithful to ovory trust.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05
ELECrRIC FLASHES.

Admiral Dewey has been invited to
Milwaukee.
Tho taking Of the Cuban census has
been completed.
The State canvafulng bonrd In Ken
lucky o. bury counting the vote OF the
state for governor
The trial Of Roland y. Molncux. for
the murder or Mrs. Kate j, Adams, has
begun ia New York.
Senator Clark. Of Montana. has issued
long statement denying the charges
OF bribery against him.
The police at Victoria. II. c.. detained
n ilindOo FOR several hours. under the
mistaken notion that hc was AguinaldO,
the Filipino rebel
Copies ~ Ia Carlcaturc. Paris,
France, newspaper, have been seized
for containing an insulting caricature
OF Queen Nictoriu.
Miracalbo. Venezuela. has been cap
turcd by the lnsufgcnt general Her
nnndcz, the depoaed vice president
The new telephone company In New
York VIII charge 800 yer pear fur un-
limited service ana $50 per year for
limited service. Tho present rates OF
the Ben Telephone Company are SEQ
and $50 respectively.
a German named Molzke and four
solomon island boys have been muir
dorcd on the island OF ~. Andrew, Adj
miralty group, north OF German New
Guinea. and their bodies eaten by can
nibula.
Mt, Chonte. American Ambassador to
London, has dlsclalmcd an knowledge
Of the Intended uttoranCcs of Mir.
Chamberlain at Leicester. and says the
wutchword of the Emitted States IL mo
entangllus alliances"
The New York World says today:
'-rhc Peoples Telephone Corporation,
tho iSnlckorbockor Telephone 90. and
the American Telephone, Telegraph and
Gable Co, were consolidated last night
at a meeting of the directors OF the
three corporations"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-05

Honolulu. Nov. Is. via san Francis
co. Dec. s.--rhc transport Port Staph-
ems. ordered direct from Seattle To- Ma
Mia, with 5ii horses. put Into Honolulu
on the 2ith. being unable to proceed on
her way owing TO tho severe weather
encountered ever since she lOft the
Sound.
She lost only two horsca. The rest
were put ashore here for a rest and
tho transport Will proceed IN fcw
DAYS.
Transports and passenger vessels
rriving hcre In the past Few days re.
port terrible weather between here and
tho Pacific coast. The Miowcra from
Victoria had water M her cabins near
~ al tho way down. The trangpurta
iicn Mnhr. senator Hancock and city
III Puehla have an arrived and thcrc
arc now eight United states army
transports In the hurhor. These. with
three steamers from Japan with COM
tract iahorcrs on board and thirteen
deep water sailing vessels. make larg-
or iicct IN Honolulu hnrbor than has
ever been there at one time before.
In the last three days three loads OF
contract lnborern. Ia all 2,i3j have ar
rived from Japan. a large number are
believed 10 be atlll on the way.