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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05
Seo& cine 8rauerei banferott.

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9ldubiser ipuroe D. Q. @ipen ;uu
WafspsrtpaIter oer Sober Bretrius 60.
pon @olumbia, 3d., ernannt. Die 3a.
pitolanlass beitebt aus 1000 bsborsusten
AntbelIen unb loco seDSbnli6en 4fiien
su ie $50, i'm @ansen $3.50. 900. Dis
oppOlbsisn ous oas $isenibum bsluufsn
iib auf s62. 900 unb auBerbem iint
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OaB Oas Gieenbum tpsrtbpOq Ia unO ss.
mug einbrinsen tplrO, I'm ale Bsrbinb.
llttsiten Su bedsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05
Manila ffebt nsuinalso 6fters.

Cine Spsc,albepei6e aus Iofoma
ioet: Gapt. @Onrori pom 9tuppsni6rff
..@arone", bus Gus WaniIa eintruf. Ell,
sdblt, bnb asuinuloo. bort eutiirsnbsn
8sradtsn sufOlse in 8srfleiouns WoniIa
70 oft bsfuden fbnne. als er pani4e!
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su tpifsn, ss 1T uber poiifip bstunnt. bob
er am SpIusiterabsnbe einsm srobsn
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isiibem msbrmuls eeiebsn porben il.
@elesentlit bort man. baB er fd DO
Ober bort befinDe Gonrabi purbe bon
umeriiuniiden Ofi;ieren srsdbIt. bOb
penn uuG Der Sniurrsetion bas Rddsrui
ssbroden isi. es nod cine Ianse 8eu
nsbmen tpercs, bis Der @uerilIaiampi
beenbet fei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05

Die gisp gort ..Gimss" bsrl&ist: /:
Waior 8irimun. bsr ben aIien gr,btidof
@bapele, ben pdpiiliden 4blesaisn fiir
Wanila, auf oem Dampfsr. Der bsibe BON
San Sruneiseo nah DlaniIa bradie.
e'bbli6 iniultirt bat, 1T bon @sneral
Dts Dor Elm ariessseri6t ssfsat nor.
ben. airtman battle uuf Der RslIs feline
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bes @rabdtofs aufbdnasn luEen uno als
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den suft uno 2l1i obi6nittsn, sIildrt
onS lei lbm sans ssul. Wdbrenb bel
sanssn 8e.ie iOllsn bic Dsdsn artmans
tdelid Dor BEN Senitsr bss @r,bf6ofs
aufssbdnst porbsn isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05
Teuer.Mlarm &Gifem.

t2 Wsifon Mabis.
t3 9litf Weft, Cliff Shabs.
IA eaddwanna unp Stsbsnttr Sira6s.
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18 G. &. Il 9. Co., gItt Rpa. WPlbls.
f9 Rulbnry CIR uue gDtbhsr gptuue.
81 StfsIon unb eadapanna Aptnues
% 0pcmins Aptnue unb Sprues Straet.
23 etnetn Sirabe une 8rdiiltu Auenus.
"a Waibiusiou ADs. uup Diubtrrp Ctr.
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26 eadaipanua unp Walbinaipn Aptnus.
81 Wulbtrry ctr. unp Wapilpu Apsnus.
Is 3tHripn apt. uup Gibiou Strdts.
90 Npnrus Aps unp pine Shdet.
81 Rtunis uno RpbinlUn Shcbs
81 Cub Wntn aptnus uuo Samptpn CTR.
80 Sptlanb Ctr. uub 8rpmlsy Apsnus.
81 9adapaHna uno Norp Drain Mre.
IS 9adion Sir. uub Drain Aptnus.
SO Sadon ctr. uub Gin pln Aptnus.
81 &pustt Aptnus unp SddIuu Strabs.
3S @arfislb apt. unb 9dfaytttt Snaet.
80 Sumnsr Apt. unp Walbburn Strnes.
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az Drittsr uup 8sIlOps Snabs.
43 Srpaopap uub 6iinfts Srabs.
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49 8nb Sua6t uup GrOpu Aprnus.
81 &thar Nptnus uub Alptr Sraet.
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So Gtpar Aptnuf une GIN Sirdee.
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So Rtmiuatpn Nptnut unp 9psrTp Sirabt.
SO 8hutp aptnut unp Sonnsa Snabs.
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60 &avpuis Acsnut uub pbtlps Sndbs.
63 Siopsr's padins 50 6jrsfn's place.
81 @aIpinstpu Aprnut unp Nsp 2orf CTR.
IS Wlaricn Strnet unp Gdppuis Apsuus.
66 .. & 3. ". ". uub @retn 8ieat Str.
67 Wppming Assnue uup Gib Srabs
6S Dtlapart Strab unp penn AptHut.
60 MIbrigbt Apsnus unp Marion Srbs
II DidlOn aptnut unp On Mdrttt Snlbt.
72 Court SraBe unb Diamond Apsnut
70 pre ibtnet ROib unp NOlp Wdm u tur
n Warist Slrdes uuO NcTO WIln u ruus.
rs HOrb Brain Aps. unp paiuitr Strabs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05

rs Saus gum Sutsn Sirtsu, Spaiffsr ctr.
81 Bird unb DAT SiraBt.
s. Bloom uub Warfti Stra6e
SO Waput Npsuut uup putnam Sirabs.
81 Wapne Aptnut unb 0illiam Shass.
Sc 9Sslt WaIfrt unb Uiuoua Strabs.
116 Wypmine apsnue unb Slipt Sirabt.
1913 D., {. & B. 6rati 9aus.
i2l Clay gpsnus uuc giH. Shabs.
1875 9Olflr Aosnls uub alb StIaBe.
1876 9rppu aptnut uno Nlb Strabt
1917 Auiuep apsuus unp einofn StraBt.
l2S prtseptt sptnut uue 8ins Strabs
2l3 D., {. IL @. 8arrsn-QDnisH, Waibinsipi
Nptnus. ..,.
32t Wtnbiau uue ySisbsutsr Srabs.
800 3fbutsr unp 9ussrne Shabs.
393 8lnfssbuts unp 9u,srut Shabs
324 Sprbstt aptnur unp u. hbdlb Strabt.
327 aspir apsuus unp Sadion Shaes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05
Japan trifft 8rieesporbereitun,
aet.

0uS Rssisrunssidiff ..@uronns". bai
am IL 5sbruur NanIla perlisb. ia aus
Der Auarunidne elnaetrOffen unb bring
bic Welbuns bon 8Orbere,tuneen in Der
Nilitdrs unb Warineosparismsts Dor
Sapan fir einsn arlss nit 8ubIunc
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aeu OsI ssbsimsn 9sriu6e bss 5Ors, in
Berlebuns oer 8erirdse gu Hub in 80.
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itatfe 2rieeSitlmmuns berribsn. Sui
Gnbe IsBtsn Wonuis mar eine srObe 3u
iammenpsbuns Der iipduiiden Slolts
nit bnrauf folaenben Nan6psrn unt,,
auSi6lub auSIdnoli6er 3e,tunas' GORE.
fpCnoentsn unO bss 9ubltums. fstJs.
lest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05
WIS i'm Qrsisoptiht

- gls i'm arsisseri6t ,u Gsrs
Sauts. Sno bic BebanO 'urasn begin.
men iollien. I'm Srunt g. NoQors, Der
tanf Sob.e abipsient unb bon isinsr
israu eei6isoen mar. iobi unb Dumit Iei.
men Beiis fiir psrfaaen su srtIdrsn, er,
ihlsn er plbbliH auf Der 8heHade.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05
3emfc's
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Gin uud oItbsuiid1 Bsiis ssfibrtes aofuI
NO man ii6er If tsts unatnsbmt 9si,Qi6af
a. fuoeu,
9as nit otrielbsn psrbunoens o. tau,
ran Iitfert ale 0sl,iattiltu Der 9abrts,stt.
.,Birjbura'r potb du unb beitas 8iere
importirts 8eib. uno 8otbps,nt, prima Graor
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05

p@- SIR @rubiieine. @rabeinfuiiun.
gen ODER anoere Stsine penost suH on
9ebr. Butpsn. 342 9. Nain Nus. SIC
Iiefern bette arOeIt; 9reiis nieOrissr mi,
BITE nleOrtehsn. 5l2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05

fa Das >, Bo8enblati" sntbdIt alt
Na1ri4tsn unb tohst nur s2.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05
Nilliam Tran3,
9la storS @aibiaston Mbenne,
ssssuiibr Der olribuns" Office.

Wdnsn Grsuuben bitrmtt ;ur RaGriGt, baB
Id am pbissn plaBs sintn Rau6. pdrIor ttnst.
ritttt babe, mo- eifbbabsr sins sutsn &ieaus
Gid atmiibIi6 aufbalttn iDnnsn
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Giaarrtn be m q 6eu ju litfsrn uue
piirftsu mtins aunetn perfhtrt isin, pab iit nur
bas 8sfs iu Hisprisftn . riisu bel mir finptn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05
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Met9er,

Union StraBe. 9apIOr. 3d.,
mpf blt ben bi,Fssn 9suifdsn feline ousss.
tsld etsn Blrits, Blsiid isOsr arI, edmolS
tt uno sar1 tirt billisfts trelie unb Die bsitt
Bsntenung
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-05
TinleDsA
&ai0=&aare.
Cine buIbflnbIi&e Snipsfiion unisrss
SSoicbtpaare,,.
NOrratbes

SOrt0fDeS
tuirb Sic ni6t alIsin bsRsr nit ben
,,nsusn Sheen" fdr bus Srabiabr. bic mir
ssissn. bsiannt MAIDEN. fOnbsrn pirb
uisbr tbun. um fis dbsr 8srtbs su infor.
miren, iusI8e piriIides 8srbisnR bsii.
sen. aIs cine game SpuIis bon ..@srsbs
unb 8abIsn."
llnisr Enforcement mar nismaIs 70
8rOb, nod bic StpIe 70 unGsbsnb; ,ipsi
llmfdnbs. bic tpabri&einIi& ni@t sriRi.
rem tperbsn. iusnn bic Saiion bori&rsi.
tet. @ir MAIDEN ipssisas 8snsnnuas
bon
MDnielin be Spie,
5u be SDie, Nyean be Soie.
Nanfttrte Scb,peiser unb
S6weiser 6renabime.
MnberiOm Seibenfebnur
Sebpttifsbe @tnsbams,
Srtfbe Siinities,
Wsabras, gbebiOts,
2einenei6 6imsbams,
Sran56ftfebe 9sercales. etc.
ggtIuiiue Wuhsr in ben msiitsn obiesn
seseiSt.
$40 itnS $40
0afaluauna Mbenne,
ssssntbr Der ,.@O&snbIatt" SfFs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-20

be the last meeting of the season and
the officers for the ensuing year will
be presented.
The city was quiet yesterday as a
large number Of its citizens attended
the circus.
The fire department will hold an
important meeting tonight at the
Central hose house.
James Tannihil, who had his foot
painfully burned at the Laughlin tin
plant, is much improved.
An ordinance will be presented to
Council Saturday evening asking that
the salary of the electric light trustees
be increased.
The knights of the Golden Eagle
will entertain the memtprs of the
Tiltonville, Dillonvale, and Bellaire
lodges next Wednesday evening.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Co. will
commence repairing their line between
this city and Bellaire next Monday. A
large force of men will be put to work
and it will be pushed rapidly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-20

Chic, where he will remain for a few
days rocking after the interests OF his
company In that section.
Mrs. j. C. Malick, Of Bradford. Pa,
VINO has been in the city for seYeral
weeks as the guest of her son. w. II.
Maliek, of the North End. left yester-
Gay for home.
Miss Title Dick, OF the North End,
accompanied by her mother. left yes
terday for Pittsburg, where they will be
the guests OF relatives and friends for
a few days.
There will be q wedding in this city
within the next couple OF weeks which
will be Of considerable Interest. Tho
young people who viii be Joined In
matrimony are a young man who re-
Gently removed to Parekrsburg, and a
popular and well known young lady
now living In Sistersyille. The we'd
ding viii take place about May LIST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-20
BENWOOD.
Resume of events from the Lively
Marshall County Town.

Resume of Events from the Lively
Marshall County Town.
A regular meeting of the town Coun-
Gil will be held next Tuesday even
ing.
BENJAMIN Satterfeld, of Garrett, Ind,
has returned to his home after visit
ing his son, Richard K. satterfeld.
Mrs. Harriet Vance and niece, Miss
Carrie Wilson, of this place, are the
guests of relatives at Mingo Junction,
Ohio.
Many people from this place attend
ed the afternoon and evening perform
ances of the Ringing Bros circus on
Wheeling Island yesterday.
Frank Porterfeld has announced
himself as a candidate for the nomina-
ton for assessor from the First dis
trict on the Republican ticket.
Rev. Father Werninger, of the st.
Johns Catholic Church, departed yes
terday for Huntington, his former
home, to be the guest or relatives.
At the North Benwood school last
evening a very successful contest in
defamation was given and the pro-
oeeds will be added to the fund for the
library. The contest was participated
in by seven boys and girls and two
prizes were awarded. The judges wers
from Wheeling and Moundsyille. Those
taking part in the contest were Albert
Nolte. Myron Thomas. Bessie Creigh-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-20
Marks From Below.
Parkersburg-River 9 feet and ri
Fair and warm.

Parkersburg-River 9 feet and rising.
Fair and warm.
The Virginia is this mornings Pitts
burg packet.
The marks on the wharf at midnight
showed Z feet Z inches and rising.
The Leroy brought about seventy
five people up yesterday from points
down the river. Returning she left at
5 o'clock p m.
AT st. Louis the crew of the United
States steamer Lily struck because of
a reduction of salaries, and the boat
is tied up there.
Much money is coming to Pittsburg
from the south in payment for coal
purchased from the Monongahela Riv-
er Consolidated Coal and Coke Com
pany. The company has five depos-
itories in Pittsburg.
The government officers are putting
up the dams on the Kanawha river, so
that loaded barges can be brought
down from the mines to Point Pleas
ant or to Cincinnati. There is consid-
cradle coal loaded in the Kanawha.
The small packet which Capt. Cor
don Green is building at Parkersburg
will be used in the Pittsburg and Ka-
nawha river trade. when the Ohio
river gets too low to permit his ope-
rating the Greenwood. The boat will
be 100 feet long and 20 feet wide and
will be Of very light draught.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-20
BELLAIRE.
"ehera1 News From the M~etro,oI,

"ehera' News From the MetroooI,.
or Be1mOnt County.
MISS Agnes Coughland is home from
Mt. de Chantal.
w. c. Walter, of Cambridge, was in
the city yesterday.
John Parks was in steubenvilla ves-
terday on business.
John B. Hickman, Of Cincinnati. was
in the city yesterday.
c. C. Cutchshaw has accepted a posi-
ton on the Bellaire Democrat.
E. G. Latimer, Of Cleveland. was in
the city yesterday calling on friends.
Miss Minnie Murphy has returned
from a visit with Moundsville friends.
Bsllaire was very quiet yesterday,
the circus attracting a large number
OF the citizens to Wheeling.
Hamilton Phillips, Of Ozark. was
calling on friends in the city yester-
day.
Theo. Williams, of Armstrong; Mills.
was In the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Misses Bessie and Matte Pope, Of
Woodsfield, were in the city calling on
friends yesterday.
Three plain DRINKS were before the
Mayor yesterday morning. All receiy-
ed the usual fine.
John Ney, who works in GAINESVILLE,
has been called home on account of the
serious illness of one of his children.
Robert Lichtenberger, C. & p. yard
master, was at Alliance yesterday at
tending the yardmasters' convention.
The Bellaire Bottle Company is pro-
crossing rapidly on their new addition
and expect to have it finished and in
operation near May 1st.
The citizens of Bellaire are certainly
getting out of patience with the street
car line, and as usual yesterday when
the travel was quite large, the cars
were irregular, and at West Wheeling
the trolley line broke, delaying traffic
for a considerable time. The city de-
serves better accommodations.
Jacob Biehl, one of Bellaire's Oldest
citizens, died yesterday at his home in
the Fourth ward, the cause of his death
being principally the in1rmities of old
age. Mr.. Biehl leaves a wife and one
son, who is married, and with whom
he and his wife made their home. The
funeral arrangements had not been
made last evening.
Luther Parrish, the colored nan so
badly hurt on the B. & o. tracks We'd
nesday night, died yesterday morning
at the city building, and his remains
were taken to Brailey's undertaking
establishment and prepared for burial.
The remains of William Parker, the
other man instantly killed, were at the
above place, and the two were buried
yesterday afternoon. Coroner Beetham
held an inquest and gave a verdict of
accidental death.
A warrant was sworn out yesterday
for the arrest of John Glass, of George
town, on the charge of insanity. Mar
shall Johnston went out to his home
last evening and brought the man TO
the city and lodged him in Jail. He
will be taken to st. Clairsville this
morning and the charge will be inves-
tigated by Judge Smith. It is said
Glass, of late, has become dangerous
and has made many threats, and that
his people had become afraid Of him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-20
BRIDGEPORT.
Chronicle of Daily Events From the
Town Across the Way.

OF Daily ENentS FROM Inc
Town Across the Way.
Perry Bishop, of Railroad street, is
quite sick.
Walter Stephens. of GAINESVILLE, was
in town yesterday.
Judge j. B. briggs is in Woods
field on legal business.
The schools were closed yesterday
on account Of the circus.
Mrs. Sam Galler, of ST. Clairsville,
is in town visiting friends.
George Wallace, of Brilliant, was in
town yesterday on business.
Mrs. S. Mccoy, of Scio, is the guest
of the family of j.. H. Hall.
Louis Cofland, who has been quite
sick, is able to be out on the streets.
James Finney, of neal st. Glars
vile, was the guest of Robert Giffen
yesterday.
]. F. Hinton and F. E. Ball, of
GAINESVILLE, were in town yesterday
on business.
Two plain drunks were taken in
yesterday and will be given a hearing
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. B. Wright, of Nor
ristown, was calling on friends in
town yesterday.
Peter Ambrose and wife, of Morris
town, were the guests of friends in
town yesterday.
Hon. John NJ, Cooke, of Steuben-
vile, was in town yesterday on his
way to Monroe county. II Hll
Harry Porter has resigned his posi-
ton at A. Branum Sons, and Clyde
Leasure has succeeded him.
The c. & P. railroad and town are
again having trouble. This time it is
over building the retaining wall at the
north approach of the bridge. The c..
& p. has ordered the contractor to stop
work, but the mayor ordered the con-
tractor to continue at his work. The
railroad company claim that the wall
is on their ground and yesterday they
had the property surveyed, and it is
thought the property belongs to the
city, and if not. the wall would be a
great protection to the railroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-20
SISTERSVILLE.

SISTERSVILIE, w. Va, April 10
The S~istersyille Gun Club, a new or
ganization, has been formed in this
city and in a very short time there
will be ONE interesting events pulled
off at the grounds of the local ~organiza-
ton. A new club house has been built.
a new walk constructed and the latest
improved trap for throwing the
targets has been purchased. The
spring meeting of the new club will be
held on Wednesday, May 10th, and
there will be an interesting time, as
there will be some of the most celebrat-
ed shots in the country present to take
part in the festivities. Those who will
participate in the shoot from the local
club will be Messrs. 10. Y. Mcknight,
A. d. McVey, w. g. Agnew. w. D.
Woods, DR., j. r Stathers, II. c. Allen,
Frank Dunlap, F. J. Colbert, John r.
Eckbert, w. g. Harrington, Ed. o.
Bower, VIII F. Doyle, J. A. StanclifY,
T. L. Riddle, w. H. Thompkins.
s. Bruce Hall, a prominent attorney
from New Martinsville, was in the city
yesterday.
Col. Dan Kern. the popular and gem
tlemanly proprietor OF the Manhattan
Cafe, went TO Wheeling this morning
TO attend to some business matters and
visit the Ringing Bros circus, which
is exhibiting there to-day.
Mrs. Virginia Barr. nee Miss Neon
nell, a former very charming society
lady of Sistersville, now living in Lou
i~sville, KY, arrived in the city a cou-
pie Of days ago and will be the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Nc
Connell, OF the South Side, for a short
time.
Col. John J.. Carter, president and
general manager OF the Carter Oil Com
pany, who arrived in the city a couple
Of days ago on his way TO Middle
bourne to attend Circuit Court. and
who has been in the city looking after
the interests OF his company, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. A. d. Work, Of Railroad ave-
nue.. who has been in Wheeling for sew
eral days. where she was the guest OF
relatives and friends, returned to the
city last evening.
Judge T. P. Jacobs, OF New Martins
vile. was in the city yesterday on his
way home from Mlddlebourne, where
he had been attending court.
Mrs. Margaret Holssworth. OF South
Wells street. who was called to her
home ear Butler, Pa, a week or ten
days ago by the announcement OF the
serious illness Of her mother, returned
home last evening.
Henry NJ. Brilles, the tailor. was in
ST. Nary's yesterday.
w. G. AgneN secretary and treasurer
OF the Milk 4 French Torpedo Com
pany. left P~fternoon for Marietta.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-20
M0UNDsvTLLE.

Robert Pekari was in the city yes
terday on business.
Benjamin Anderson, of Pine Hin.
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Frank Taylor OF Grant avenue,
is the guest of her son, w. +. Taylor,
in New Martinsville.
County Commissioner J. w. Dan-
levy, OF Cameron. was a business WIS.,
itor in the city yesterday.
John Manley, of Beilaire, a WE'LL
known glassworker. was in the city
yesterday calling on friends.
DR.. I. n. Houston Is having bis
lawn covered with a beautiful coat Of
blue grass sod, which adds much TO
beautify his residence.
The members OF the Fostoria glass
house band have posters out ANNOUNCE
ing a air and festival to occur Ia the
Walker hall on May I'd TO 9Th,
1t Is rumored that the mayor and
city dads are gonig to cut a great
deal of style in the future, az 1t is
reported they have purchased a new
$50 carpet for the mayors Office. X
the report is true, 1t ILLS a long-felt
want. but one that Is unnecessary
as a carpet in the mayors Office in
this place is like placing a fine carpet
in a Wheeling livery stable, but this
is a very good way 70 get nd Of the
surplus city funds.
At a meeting OF the prison boa1
one guard, g. A. Young, was dismiss
and Bert Kerns was laid OF for
days. both for sleeping while on
III Uhe wee sma' hours OF the MOI
but another Of the guard force
strong supporter Of Warden Id
State Auditor. went sound A
four o'clock In the afternoon
was supposed to have been
the vail, and was not reported tSsM
board. This gentleman was awakened.
by the captain OF the guards by cast
ing a few pebbles at him. lie was
aroused after considerable difficulty.
He now says be WIS studying about
something Of much Importance, but a
person often thinks while asleep. Then
Il is called a dream, Il may be SUPP
posed that this man Is a do-as-you-
please fellow and nothing said about
ID. but the time Is neal at hand when
they will all be treated alike. when
the Warden finds he has but very few
delegates az the State convention. Then
faycrs will be shown 70 no M Soma
OF the guards ara wishing for that day
to come.
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Gle has been placed in tie hands Of the
Intelligencer, which they have refused
to publish, and if they will now say
that they will print without garbling,
/ believe their sheets circulation will
increase, and the people will know
the truth.
The ring must go down. The time
has come when the ring, like Rome,
must die Of its W corruption.
G. G.. JANSEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-20
A Gard,
To the Editor of the Register

- NHN A-NANOA - AAlC INNSASlti
Sir: l may have made a mistake in
suggesting the nam of a man who
lives without the bounds of the dis
trict, but l am not the only one who
made that mistake. Since the redis-
tricting of the county the only mar in
existence is in the hands of the ring.
and not conveniently accessible to the
rank and file. 1t is surprising how few
people there are who know what dis
trict they live in. Even leading pol
iticians are at sea. AS for suggesting
Democrats, every intelligent reader
will notice, by applying an X-ray to
the subject, that the organ is making
Democrats daily by calling such men
as John Stohlman, John Fleahman
and others Democrats, simply because
they were suggested by the anti-ring
people. Chairman Horkheimer said
that the fact that they were suggested
by the anti-ring people placed them
under suspicion and he put them down
as Democrats.
This simply shows how the ring op-
crates, not only upon the suggestor.
but also upon the suggestee. If not
already a Democrat, they will make
him n by calling him such: this is
the last effort of expiring villainy.
1t is customary with ring leaders to
raise the hue and cry, that he who is
not in favor of the ring, is opposed to
the Republican party. The intelligent
people know by this time that the ring
operates like a confidence man on a
tiller of the soil, but it is no surprise
to the anti-ring candidate or his "spir-
itual adviser" that the ring is endeav-
oring to wedge and force the ring can
didates upon the people against their
will.
They accuse the Register of being
the anti-ring organ. Article after arti-
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Marks From AhoYs.

Brownsville-River 5 feet s inches and
rising.
Clear and cool
Greensboro-River 8 feet 2 inches and
falling. Clear and warm
Morgantown-Riyer { feet 6 inches n
rising. Clea rand warm.
Pittsburg-River rs feet. Clear and
warm.
Warren-Rtver 5 feet. Clear and warm.
Steubenville-River I feet l incl and fall
Clear and warm.