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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-25
BerItn h:,o 8rance,,titre.

8erlin. Ser 8anfier Mie1e,
Mitinbaber oer ssirma Hubolpb Bobl,
0eifaueritrabe in Berlin, lit unter
Mitnahme bon boben @ummen ibm
anbertralter @elber flii9tig aetporz
ben. 6unDerte bon fleinen syamilien
finb baDurh rlinirt,
Nuritb. 6ier fubr tpGbrenb
zines @etpitters Der Blib in ben
Shornftein bes neuen SnDpffperf5
Bel Nuritb. Der 61ornitein 1tiirate
big auf ben Sodel auiammen. Die
fneiiten 5teinmai5en fielen auf baS
Rehelz lnb Mafhinenbaus, tpo !ie
burhfhluaen unb bier tpeitgebenbe
8efddbiaunaeK anrihteten. syn benz
Mafhinenbaule tparen ber G1neden=
meiiler unb brei Mrbeiter nit benz
9feinieen ber Mai9ine befndftigt.
Nur burh Die fhnelle Sluht nah benz
Musqanee bes 6aules iinb lie ber
tpbtbrinaenben @efabr entronnen llnb
nit einiaen @erlebnnaen booon ge-
fpnrlelt.
grpffeR. Sci Mnldae Der
wrunnen fir unfere Maierleituna auf
benz NIsb0rftr Berae itieB man III eli
ner Hiefe bon ca. bret Metern uuf ein
grpBes Gbiergerippe, Genner bebaups
ten, baB baiIelbe einem boriintflut6lis
den Manlnutbtbiere angebDrt babe.
On bsr a6naiihen s5reilegung befelben
irirb nDh gedrbeitet.
6riebtbera. sSn benz an
Fer Difbabn Qelegenen Dorfe Gurtofp
lit cine benz syonrdQebdnbler 8. Sped
mann geb0rige @Aelne nit bera ges
faninlten sSiibdltt Elm Maub berJlams
men getpprben. @us Gelier 1T burn
s5untenansirurf einer Qpepmptibe ellts
Eanbsn. Gs berr}hts ein iebr farler
Minb,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-25

sSeper. - 6ier ftarb an Mlterss
fhndebe Der auh IN tpeiteren RreiIen
befannte 6err 3eihenlebrer Sonnetes,
rohDem er erit por etfpa einem Sabre
ieine pielidbrtae Sbdtigfeit als 1ol6er
am Eiefiaen Marienz z@mnaitllm II. +.
~. einaeiteat unb IN ben poblberoien=
ten Rubeitonb eetreterl.
5tollbam m. Die burh bas
i.elllidR 8ranbunqliid betroffenen
gheleute @ilert Oiefmann unb ssrou
feiern ndhftens tire aolbene 6pdseit.
eeSn elmer Weriammluna bes &irhenz
rothes tprrbe beIhlofien, benz greiIell
eSubelpaar all bieiem feltenen Seite
ein @e1henf au iiberreihen.
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&anfaH6Ste.

$ burg. Die befannte Mhez
bereifirma s. 9aiesa in 9umburg, Be-
Tberin bes grDBten Gegel1diffes Der
Welt .Dotoii1, Oeren Snbaber eitte bsr=
Dorrdgenbe Stellung in Der 8erlpGl=
trng aner bebeutenr.n RGebsreien
6anburgs einnebmen, feierte jiing1t
ben Sag TIRES 75zidbr. 8eIte9sns.
Der Genat beantragts bic Relpilliz
gung pon 100000 Mf. gum 8au Ell
BDrleiungsgebdubes. Wielfdh
y bierin Der erfteQfnfang CUR Grim
a \ elmer untDeriitdt sefeben.
Der @enat beartragte bei Der 8i!r@
.ArfAaft 8eipilIisung Der gileraabn~
Diten i'm 8etrage bon "a Milionen,
bnbDn 8 3f8 Millionen 5ur 3ablung
an preuBen.
Die WDbnnngsrflege ION nun enb=
lib praftif6 bnr9eefiibrt tpesben. gs
limb fir Die ein3elnen 8e3irfe 81 Wobs
nungspfleeer geipdblt tporben.
SIN sSnterelle ber Gleftrtfdjen Bahn
OamblirgsMltona Blanfene5e bal Der
] @runbeigentbiimer- -Nerein II, Ylans
! eIe belhlDifen. fim nit elmer @inqabe
/ an bic Nftien Gefenfhaft ,6eIics4, !,
nie grbdnerir Der elettrif9en Babn
na9 Bldnfenefe, au tpenben uab gu
{ Bitten, bic 8abn Bis gum 5iilI6erg
1Deiter5nfibren.
SIR bas 8ismardbenfmaI f;n5 nod
1877 M., bDn Deutfhen IN pr,toria
aefamnsslt einaegangen ,lnD beaiffe1t
la nun Der @eiammtbetras duf 451,
R6 mt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-25
s6IeHe,t.

8reslau. Dieter 3age fanb.
I'M aroben Saale Des goncert5auIes
Der syeitaetus Sur s5eier bes eeSubilduns
bes Real 8Dmnafiun1s aum beiligen
@eift itatt,. Oas Mittelpobiunl mar,
nit REDEEM Yflanaenfhmud unb elmer
groben aailerbiite aeaiert. ais Heoz
nertribiine bergeridtet. sSm Mitielz
raum bpr berfelben nahmen Die Gbrenz
gdite Plab, nah Dem ginaange bin bic
frli5eren 9diiler, ben She'll Dor Der
8ubne nabmen Die jebioen Stiiler Der
Mnitalt Elm unb in ben 2oas1 bDEsten
bic Oamen Der Mntpefenben Der 5eier
BEL. jWls GbrenaG1te naren anber ben
ipetterbin als Nebner beiouosrs ge=
ilannten 6erren Ii. a. bic Dropin5iulz
fbulrdtbe Gebeimer Reaierungsra.b
Gammer unb Dr. Qeimbah. ferner her
friibere Dprfibenbe bet lpiilenlaaftlts
den priifunascomraiiiion, @eb.Hesiez
runesrath Sommerbrobt. Sberbiireers
meiiter @enber, poliaeiprdiibent ..
8ienfo, bic GtabtrGthe Rletfe unb
Miiller unb Der StabtperorDnete Or.
Soeplib sugeaen.
Striegau. &iiraliG mar Der
Maler RDdline aus GharlDttenburg
mebrere Sage bier aripefsnb, um ar
Ort unb @telIe Sfiaaen auf5unebalen
fir bos i'm Wuftraae bes &ailers au5uz
fertiaenbe 8ilb Der Shlaht BET 0oDenz
friebeberazStriea
Srebnib. cSn unIerem GreiIe
Irllen auh in bieien, Sahr ipieber ner=
ibiebene in fdle1tem 3uftanbe befinb<
lihe 5traben hauiIeemdBia ausgs5aut
sperben.
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4DtsllsoMtrss.

m inssrtl BEL aehingen. 9ei
Der burh Gbsralatmdnl QDn9drb BON
0edinasn Doreenoninlsnsn Wostsipahl
nurbe un{er bisberiaer lansidbriger
WDgt sSeder falt tinitinrnig fpieoergss
irdblt. Das qleide GrgebniB Gatte ble
itdttqebabte gDgtspabl In unfersr
Nahbnrqemeinbe Weiiingen. inben
fGmmtlide Wlbler lire Stimnen altF
ben bisberigen 0ogt 8flumm ptreis
niaten.
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ed,leSmta.Apliteitt.

Dietri6sborf.s scSil elmer in
Ihiesfen's G'aitboF ftatfaehab Sti1z
tpabl 3tpifhen benz 8optstperftbeiiBer
Sharnitein unb benz @Grtner @toltenz
berg tpurbe 2ebterer nit arrBer Maip=
r;tat 3um 1ert1eter ber britten gldtIe
FIR bic @emeinrepeitretuna aendblt.
syebmarn. Oas @tabtberorb=
neten goaeaium in 9ura belnloB, in
Gahen bes Eatbhons Neubaues nit
hem Mrdatecten Rorl WoR in Aiel in
l1nterbanblung au treten unb geoebe@
men Galles biefem bic Mrbeit gu iibers
tra9en.
0ufum. ssn ber @enerulber~
fammIuns beg Rampfaenoi1enDerein
BON 1848A-1851 ipurbe befhln3Yen,
senieniaen Mitaiiebern. bic an ber
fiinf5iaidhrigen sSubel sSeier Der
Ghlaht Bel Gdernf0rbe theilnebmen,
freie ssabrt aus ber Nereinsfaiie 3u
getpdbren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-25
2mre,tth atrN.

Gid a. b. Ola. 1ier fpnrbe Der
27idbrige Mineur seSpbann Niirnberg.
Qebiirtia aus Differbingen, in elmer
auf bieiigem Barne gelegenen @aIerit
bon einein bpn ber Dede berabfdIIens
ben 6teinblode getroffen; ct erlitt be>
beutenbe WerleBunger, tpeI1e feinerl
aob turse 3eit na4her aar 5OIee bot.
ten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-25

SuDLpII QiS StllIQH dult ~uu st.t~-
2sihenbane Der @tabt tefanlentarilb
permadt. Der giirgermeiiter but fir
bic Mnnabne bes 2egats geitimTt linD
CAB babur9 ben Nusfhlag.
Seiferreid)sltneartts
8ub m els. - 0or etnenl Gr1
tenntniBienate Res &reisaeri6ts Buo@
neis, peldem 6pfratb 0r. @ei1t prd@
5ihirte, fanb Die 8erbanblung gegen
stpei iunee Mdnner, ben 20idbrissn
ablolbirten Sber Heal1hiiler syriebz
rih Wilbelm 8ottfrieb Bidder unb ben
21idbrigen Steueramts Praftitan@
ten Trana Otto 9daffelbDfer ipegen
bes 8erbrehens Der Maieitdts<Belet=
biaung itatt. yfa6 burhgefubrter,
BON 9 ubr 8ormittaes Bis 6 ubr
Mbenbs bauernber 8erbanblnng tpur@
BEN bic Mnaeflaaten au ie 3 Wfonaten
einfanen &erfers perurtbeilt. Der
8ertbeibiasr melbete bic Ni6tigteits%
BeIbnerbe an.
sSinme. - @eqeniiber Der Wielz
bune, tpona6 in einer Sabaftifte Der
Fiumer Sabaffabrif 25 Opnamit=
potronen aefunoen norben ieten, ipas
auf einen misunderstanding f6lieBen
lofIe, pirb bon eompetenter Seite err
nGrt, bab in Der aiite einige tletHe
leere Hepolper Batrpnen gefunben
nurben, pelhe natiirlid abiolut fei~
rem S6aben anrihten fpnnten. Die
ppliset leltete ni6t einmal eine Inter
1ubuno Elm.
@ra5. Ser antiiemitil6e @e=
meinberqtb sSet6tinger tpurbe, neil ct
bei Der 8erbaftung zines 8etrunfenen
fit bieien partet ergriffen bate, bonn
8eairfseerid9te ipeeen Ginmengung in
eine Nnltshanblung 81 Is II. 9eloz
firafe, epentuea bret Sagen Irreits
rerurtbetlt.
Snnsbrud. eSm italieniiden
gren5prte Hpeea, Ditlt6 bon Marmo<
lota. iinb % 9duier unb ebenioptele
Sdeunen abeebran1t; audi bas Yoita
eebGube tpurDe eingedl6ert. Die met
fen WGnner oes Srtes beftnDen 1tH
i'm Wuslano in Mrbeit.
&arIsbab. Die &arlsbaber
Gparfafe tpibmete 112,118 Fl. 5urgrz
bouuna zines Mittelpapillons Bel benz
Sranaz zSoiepbsipital, auberbem 92,z
430 Fl. fir peri9iebene poltbdtise
2nede.
&rafau. Sm neuen Stoios
lcpsfiz izYroceHe ipurben &ac5anoipsfi
3r atpei Monaten Mrreits unb Sulez
Setpsfi 3u elmer Geloitrafe BON 20 Il.
berurtbeilt.
Hxbipefso
8ern. Ser Geeierunasratb
ndhlte gum Director bes 2ebrerinnenz
feminars in 6inbelbant 6errn pfor@
rer @empeler in Mriitorf.
Ser fhtpeiseri1he 3olleinnebmer
gtolep in 8operet (Wallis) bate iith,
Inn fih gu tDbten, mebrere Degenitide
auf Der linfen @eite beigebrabt. Oa
bies erfolalos, ihoB er iid nit einem
@etpebre cine 4uael in ben 0als. Qlnh
bies fiibrte ben Sob ,niht berbei, ippz
rauf Der llneludlid,e Elm 8las Mrienif
berfdlang. Mls i'm barauf Der Nr5t
burh 8erabfDlsung eines 8egensiftes
au retten fudtte. tDbtete ith 8ioleb
mittelit einss Repolners; bic l1riahen
bes SelbitTlprbes iinb unbefannt.
2u5ern. gbuarb @toder, Der
felt sebn Sdbren Dampff9iffcapitdn
nnb als FOLDER autb in tpeiteren arei=
len betannt unb aelhdbt mar, 1T i'm
lQflter bon 40 eSabren geftDrbeil.
ct. Marguretben. Dieter
Sage bes Nahts Inn IL ubr finb bier
snei arobe Mobnbdufer nieberge=
brannt. Srob Der Winbtille ipur bic
Gefahr cine 3eit lang grob. Won ber
yahrbabe fonnte faf nihts gerettet
perben. Die Branburlashe lit unbez
fannt.
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&atssaoper.

Ginbed. Mls neulih Mbenb
Der Rneht NiifIe bon Der Dpn1dne gfDz
tentirhen Elm 6uber NiibenfhniBel ppn
ber hieiigeit 3uderfabrif ndn Notbenz
fir6en fiibr, urlb babel neben benz
Wo9en berging, fam .er burn Mnsqleiz
ten 3u San ltnb gerietb unter Bic Mdz
Der bes Wagers. St tpurbe 10 fdDer
DsrleBt, buB er fnrse 3eit barnuf ssrs
sifurb.
g n ben. Der sFubrm1nn Mo<
btt, ipobnboff in BEL q @oftentborftrube.
fiel N btr R6be bsr 4apisrfo6rit fiir1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-20
SISTERSVILLE.

Sistersville, w. Va, May 19.-Rev. J..
F. Presser, pastor of the First Baptist
Church, was called to Bens run this
afternoon, where he was to preach the
funeral sermon Of Miss Hattie Sales,
whose death occurred couple of days
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Jackson, of Main
street, returned last evening from a
trip to Wheeling.
Thomas Norton, formerly of this city,
now located at Marietta, arrived in the
city yesterday and will remain here for
a few days as the guest Of relatives
and friends.
Frank Moore, son of Col Clint Moore,
of the South Side, who has been at
tending school at Nazareth, Pa, ar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-20
OIL NEWS.

Special to the Register.
Charleston, w. Va, May 19.--The
Secretary of State has issued a charter
to the Penn Oil Company. of Morgan
town, the incorporators of which are:
A. L. Lowney, w. C. Lowney and c. w.
Baker, of Sewickley. Pa; S. A. Guthrie,
of Toronto, Ohio, and T. d. Rolf, CT
Mcdonald, Pa.
Also to the New Cumberland Water
& Gas Company, to operate in natural
gas in West Virginia, Ohio and Ken
lucky. The principal Office is at New
Cumberland, w. Va, and the incorpor-
ators are w. D. Splane, Of Oil City,
Pa; Joshua G. Splane, VIM S. Semple
and VIM. H. 'Bulger, of Pittsburg, and
George w. Walmer, of New Cumber-
land.
Special to the Register
Clarksburg, w. Va, May 19--The
crisis in Harrison county oil develop
ment has come. The Lynch well, No.
l, at Wolf Summit, came in last night,
producing from rs to 100 barrels. Ac-
tive operations will be begun at once.
pushing the field eastward toward this
city. The country about is wild.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-20
BRIDGEPORT.

The Republican Central Committee
met last evening and made arrange
ments preparatory to holding the pri-
maries on June 3rd. for the selection
of delegates to the county convention
to be held at Bellaire.
Miss Olive Hammond, of Smithf1eld,
O., is the guest Of Miss BERTHE Springer,
Of West Bridgeport.
A. T. Bowie is home from business
trip to Scfo.
Dr. Will McHugh left yesterday for
Toledo, having been called here by the
death of his father.
Clerk of Courts Emerson was in
town yesterday, calling on friends.
George Robertson, who recently pur-
chased w. ]. Pugh's confectionery, will
remove to this place from Martins
Ferry.
Programmes for the High school
commencement are out. The pro-
gramme is very neat and attractive
one, and the exercises promise to be
interesting, judging from the topics the
graduates have chosen.
DIR. and Mrs. J. M. Hensley, of
Smithfield, was in town. calling on
friends yesterday.
Cart Adrian went up to Mingo juno
ton yesterday to visit friends.
n xr-10
ously i'll with the typhoid fever. was
some better yesterday.
The Pennsylvania Company is put
ting in a switch at the east side of the
freight depot, in view of making it
easier to unload freight into the
wagons.
A private dance was given last even
ing at the Opera House by number of
young people. 1t was we'll attended
and proved very enjoyable.
The linemen on the B.. B. & M. F.
road had car out yesterday morning
making repairs to the line in num-
Der Of places, and il appears very much
as though something was going to be
done soon, ore way or the other. For
some time yesterday it was thought by
those who saw the car that non-union
men were working on this side of the
river.
The Edison War Cinescope Company
will be at the Opera House next Friday
evening.
A number OF young ladies are ar
ranging to give dance in the Opera
House next Tuesday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-20
EUREKA!

As you travel through southeastern Kan
sas about one hundred and twenty five
miles south of Topeka and eighty five
miles east of Wichita, the brakeman
sticks his head in the doorway and yells
Yreeky r. and a couple Of minutes later
the train pulls into Eureka, the prosperous
county seat of Greenwood County
One of the happy inhabitants Of Eureka
IS Mrs. Sarah E. Taylor, and the reasons
for her present happiness are set forth i'll
the following letter addressed to DR.. R. v.
Pierce, chief consulting physician to the
lnvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,'
of Buffalo, N Y.
Mrs. Taylor says:
August 1866 was taken with severe cramning
pain IN my stomach. hard lump about the
size OF goose egg formed in my right side. 1t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-20
rived home this afternoon.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer, of
jamestown, N. Y, who have been here
for several days visiting friends, re-
turned home this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Biddle of Pros
pect Hill, are the happy parents Of
brand new baby boy.
The three-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Robb, of the south end
of the city, who has been i'll with the
measles, has developed pneumonia, and
is reported to be in a very serious con-
dition with little hope of recovery.
Harry Biddle, of Parkersburg, rep
resenting the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Company, was in the city yesterday
attending to business matters and call
ing on friends. 4
Col. John J. Carter president and
general manager of the Carter Oil Com
pany, who has been in the city for sew
eral days, has returned to his home in
Titusville, Pa.
y
non for his former home in Roanoke,
Va, where he viii visit relatives and
friends for a couple of weeks:
''Si' Andrews, a we'll known young
operator and producer, who has been
at Woodsffeld and other points in Ohio
for couple OF months looking efter in
terests he has in that section, returned
to the city yesterday afternoon.
Eph Wells, OF Charles and Brown
streets, who took his daughter to the
Haskins Hospital, in Wheeling, where
she will be treated for typhoid fever
returned to the city yesterday
Mrs. Thomas Chestnut, of Brown
street, accompanied by her daughter,
left yesterday afternoon for Marietta
where they will visit relatives and
friends for a few days.
E. M. Mccoy, well known attorney
of the Diamond, was in New Martins
vile yesterday attending Circuit Court
John Bandi, cashier OF the Wetzel
County Bank, at New Martinsville, was
in the city yesterday afternoon attend
ing to some business matters.
NJ C. Hagan. operator and producer,
will leave to-day for Solo, Ohio, to look
after some interests he has in that
field.
Mrs. Harry T. Moore, nee Miss Ber-
tina Martin, formerly of this city, now
located at st. Louis, Mo-, arrived in the
city yesterday and will remain here for
couple of weeks visiting her parents
and other relatives for a month or six
weeks.
Miss Anna Elder, of Main and Eliza
beth streets, who has been the guest of
friends in Wheeling and Bridgeport for
few days, returned to the city last
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mccormick, Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-20

Mr. Charles H. Senseny, collector Of
the port. received q telegram yester-
day from Charles Pfaffenbach, Of
Matches, Miss, stating that the Lulu
Prince had struck snag and sunk at
Fishing Pond Landing, Miss, on
Thursday. No lives were lost. She is
badly careened with her bow on the
snag. in about feet of water. Her
stern is almost out Of sight, hanging
over about Is feet of water. An at
tempt will be made to save her.
The Lulu Prince was passenger
boat Of 800 tons displacement and was
built at Wheeling in 1891. She was the
last boat built by the late Capt. Tom
Prince. She is owned by Pfaffenbach
& Co., of Natchez. At the time of the
accident she was plying in the Natchez
and Bayou Fere trade, distance Of
about 100 miles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-20

Wells street, returned last evening from
Wheeling, where they had been on a
shopping expedition.
Miss Josephine Carroll, one Of the
accommodating clerks in the city post
office, left last evening for Parkersburg,
where she will be the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas Gartlar, for a few
days.
w. F. Crichman and Fred House
holder, his guest. were at Proctor yes
terday, looking over the new oil field.
Mrs. F. E. Ihrig and son. who have
been the guests of friends in Parkers-
burg or few days, returned to the
city evening.
Miss Mayme Burton, formerly of this
city, now located at Marietta, arrived
in the city last evening and will re-
main here for couple of days as the
guest of friends and relatives.
A. NJ. Sweeney left yesterday for
Lexington, Ohio, to attend to some
business matters. He will be absent
rom the city for several days.
James Newman, a prominent attor-
ney of New Martinsville, was in the
city yesterday and last evening.
John F. Shay and H. A. McMuIIen
who have been at Elk run for several
days, returned to the city last even
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-20
BROWNSVILLE.

Congressman B. b. Dovener was in
the city on business yesterday.
DR.. ]. r. Davis has gone to Rich
mond, Va, where he owns considerable
property.
Mrs. w. N. Bonar has returned from
a visit to relatives at Easton.
Hon. w. H. Curtis, of West Liberty,
was in the city yesterday.
J. X. Chase, assessor of the Second
district, was in the city yesterday.
J. E. Hadsall ard wife passed
through here yesterday on their way
to washington City to be gone ten days,
visiting their son, Joseph, who has a
government position.
Rev. C. E. Clark, of Wheeling Is
land, was here yesterday.
George Ruckman and Henry Yoho, of
the lower end of the county, were here
yesterday on business.
Ed. Fotmyer and family, of Mar
tins Ferry, are visiting friends here
this week.
The Elks held a very interesting
meeting last evening and Initiated two
new candidates.
Deputy Sheriff S. M. Cunningham
was at Cameron yesterday.
The funeral of Frank Blake, Jr..
whose sad death occurred early Thurs
day morning, will take place from his
late home at o'clock this afternoon.
The deceased was a member of the
Coming Men of America, which organ
ization will attend the funeral in q
body. Services will be held at the
house and the interment will be at Mt
Rose cemetery.
An important meeting of the Grand
Army Of the Republic will be held this
evening. All members of the post are
requested to be present.
The excursion to Powhatan school
commencement given by the Symphony
orchestra took large crowd from here
last evening. The trip was made
without any special incident on the
good steamer Leroy
B. & o. Detective John Shorts, Of
Wheeling, was in the city yesterday.
The local base ball club will eros:
bats with the Bridgeport nine on the
fair grounds this afternoon.
At the meeting of the City Council
held Thursday night the levy was made
ten cents on the $500 valuation. NJ
assessor was appointed, but the mat
ter will very likely be settled at ths
next regular meeting.
The tenth annual convention of III,
Epworth League, which has been II
session the past two days, closed las
evening. The proceedings of yester
days session will be found in anothe,
column Of this paper.
The first advance car OF the Sparks
circus will arrive in the city to-da,
from the east.
Geo. McMahue, George Kauble an.
Ed clouston. three Of the men cap
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-20
THE PEACE 6 CONFERENCE.

The Hague, May 19.-Queen Wilhel-
nina and the queen mother will arrive
here on Tuesday evening and will be
received in great state. Her majesty
will give grand soiree on Wednesday
in honor of the delegates to the peace
conference.
The chiefs of the different delega-
tons to the peace conference met to-
day under the presidency OF the presi-
dent of the conference. NJ De Staal.
the Russian ambassador to Great Brit
ain, for the purpose of discussing the
business to be transacted tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-20

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Leseur; DIDO. Laura wesrwcod. Fair
Rosamond- Blanche Talbot. Joan OF
Arc. Effie Murray Tennyson, A. II.
Reynolds.
Yesterday morning portion of the
West Virginia glass works. which has
been idle the past few days owing to
strike among the boys. resumed None of
the striking employees returned 10 work.
but enough new boys were secured 10 ope-
rate four shops. Already the striking boys
are branding them as biacksheep. but
without much effect. Many OF them are
now a little dubious in regard to their
jobs. and the result may be that they will
return TO work before very long
Rev Father Mulhearn has returned
home from Columbus. where he was at
Bishop Watterson.
L. u c. Drennen and wife left for Grand
view, Chic yesterday TO spend few days
with relatives.
Two plain drunks were assessed 81 and
costs yesterday morning by Mayor Ship
man.
Council will meet in adjourned session
this evening to consider some important
matters
This evening the ferryboat Conveyor VII
leave the wharf at seven O'Clock for
Wheeling and continue from that place TO
Bellaire to accommodate those from here
who wish to attend the circus. On return
ing it will stop at Wheeling at eleven
o'clock.
Chic" Brannigan. of SteubenyiMe. was
in town yesterday on business.
Miss May Moore ara brother VIII. of
Smithfeld. were the guests of friends here
yesterday
Miss Blanche Schofield has returned
from a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Burns at Steubenville
Rev j. n. Wiseman and son. who have
been very i'll for sometime, have about
recovered
The evangelistic meetings which have
been in progress at the Christian church
since last Sunday. are being well attended
Mrs. w. c. d. Bond. who has been very
i'll, is slowly recovering.