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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., October 27.-Mrs.
Sep Hall, of New Martinsville, and Mrs.
Mary Collins, of Moundsville, W. Va,
were the guests OF Capt and Mrs. ]. G.
Muhleman Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hapght and son.
Of New Martinsville, spent Sunday with
relatives in town.
Capt Charles Muhleman was at Mari
eta, O.. several days
A number from town were at Sardis
O.. Thursday evening attending the
Democratic speeches made by Allen O
Myers and NJ g. Gallaher.
Several from this place attended the
funeral of Vaehel Gamble. father of
Capt j. VI Gamble, near Darlington. o.,
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. O'Neil spen-
Thursday at Buckhill Bottom. O., the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Muhie-
man.
Mrs. Walter Armstrong and daughter
OF Wheeling, spent Thursday with Mrg.
julie Harter.
Mrs. ". 3. ONefll returned TO her
home at Marietta. o.. Monday, AFTER
spending two weeks with relatives here.
G. B. fisher, of Wheeling, spent I'm
day in town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fraby were a;
Switzer last Sunday.
otto Kast. Of New Martinsville. spent
Sunday in town with his parents.
Prof IL @. Gallaher, Of jackson
Ridge, was in town Friday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, O., October 81
Robert Cochran, the well known stone
contractor, was here this week attend
ing to some repair work Bob" is
Democrat in politics, real gentleman
in principle, and a hustler in general,
who does not lose sight of any business
affair that is worthy of consideration.
Mr.. Cochran predicts boom in bust
ness for the next four years.
Scotch Ridge was well represented in
the Democratic parade at Martins
Ferry on Friday evening.
Quite a number from here attended
the Democratic demonstration at Til
tonville on Thursday evening.
This has been the most exciting week
in politics since the opening of the
campaign.
There will be few prohibition votes
cast by the voters OF Burlington this
fall.
The time is near at hand when a
sober look will steal over the cQAnte-
nanees OF I spy - ( = 6Q -
A:.s bsceer 20 feel Surprised EaYX be
disappointed So, for heavens sake
don't get too gay.
There has been but little betting done
here on the election. Yet we have
heard of a number OF wagers being
made. such as rolling the peanut over
a two mile course, and then there will
be some horseless carriages in the
shape OF a wheelbarrow which will be
pressed into service in conveying the
winners of wagers to the different
points which have been named by them.
Quite number Of young men resid-
ing north Of town will get their frse
vote on election day. Their politics
are almost equally divided between the
two parties Of Democrats and RepubIi-
cans
Roy Quinn. OF Cleveland. o.. who is
stopping at Don. went to Tiitonville
and ate of the Democratic OK. There
fore Roy is now a full fedged Bryan
man.
November 6th win find no stay-at-
homes in this neck of the woods.
Do not vote twice; bur be sure 20
get in the one that you are entitled to.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28

depth OF seven feet This unexpected
flow of water has caused the men
some trouble, but it is thought 1t can be
overcome.
The country roads never were in
better condition, and oil operators have
been taking advantage of 1t to get their
supplies hauled out. The greatest
check to all industries at present, how
ever. is lack OF water. All the smaller
streams have been dry for months.
and some OF the larger streams, such
as French creek. have scarcely mois-
tnre enough to preserve craw1sh.
Mrs. j. F. Barron was at Marietta on
Friday.
F. f. Morgan returned home on
THURSDAY from a two weeks trip
through the West.
The youngest Of the Mackey children,
who was reported as perhaps fatally
injured in the runaway accident last
Sunday, is recovering and Is now out Of
danger
Two fairly good wells in the Big In
jun sand are reported this week-one
on the J. K. Smith farm just below
town, and one on the George Fellers
farm, two miles above town This
would indicate a paying streak OF Big
Injun along the river bottom for dis
lance OF about three miles,
The plastepers expect to finish their
work on J. A. 0ldfield's residence by
next Wednesday, and the contractor,
b. G.. Haddox, says tho house will DO
entirely completed In ten days after.
Sawed stone Is the most popular
thing for sidewalks now. II is cheap
and durable and easy 70 walk on. ].
n. Stanley Is having some put In front
of his residence on Dewey avenue and
the VI. p. church has laid a short walk
from the church steps 10 the street.
Samuel Smith, of the Oil Well Sup
ply Company, who was dangerously
hurt several weeks ago by falling on
a car. is much better He is now at
his home in Pennsylvania. but expects
to be back at his work in a few
weeks.
S. II. Harpold. OF Racine. o.. has
opened a queensware store In tbs
building recently occupied by M. G..
Sayre G. Co.
Rev. A. A. Kelley, OF the VI. e.
church, went to Friendly to-day TO at
tend the quarterly meeting. There will
BE no service in the church here to-
morrow.
The total failure Of the chestnut crop
has caused grief 70 the small boy.
Nuts of all kinds failed this year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
NEW AARINSV|LLE.
MANY BETS ON THE ELECTION THE
PAST FEW DAYS.
THE NEW OPERA USE
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS ORGANIZE A
FOOT BALL TEAM.

NEW MARTINSVILLE, w. Va, Oc-
tober 27.-W. ]. Bryan's private car,
the Rambler, passed through here last
Sunday and quite number of people
were out at the train to see him, but to
their great disappointment did not see
him, he missing the train at Buffalo.
Hon. John T. McGraw and John H. Holt
were on the train.
There has been great many bets
made on the election in the last few
days, one or which is 500 to $66 that
Mckinley would get 10000 major
ity In New York State.
Irven Obers will take charge of his
old stand in the near future.
Quite number of our boys were at
Baresville Thursday afternoon attend
ing foot ball game between Bares-
vile and Proctor
Marshall Suckhart was at Parkers-
burg Monday after the negroes who
beat and robbed jeff. Carroll at Minnie
Saturday evening.
The building OF the new opera house
Is going up with wonderful rapidity,
and the foundation is already laid, and
the frame going up rapidly. They ex
peet to put the first show On Christmas
eve.
The building that catches the eye of
many spectators who visit our town is
the new M. f. church. on Main street
extension. 1t is the plan of w. J. Alex
ander, and is one of the best in the
State. 1t has a basement, gallery and
circle, and large seating capacity.
Sep. Hall, Jim Newman, Aaron Nor
gan and S. M Stephens boarded the
Bryan car for Williamstown Sunday.
Mary Enlow returned from Sisters
vile Monday after few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. P. l.. Moore
The boys of the Magnolia High
school have organized a foot ball team
and will practice after school and on
Saturdays until able to receive chal-
lenges.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Boone spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his parents at
Powhatan.
Harry Hawkins and James Debold
We're at Wheeling Saturday.
John Summers, who has been under
the employ of D. B. Pots for about two
years, as a plummer, is working at
Sistersville.
Mr.. w. NJ. Brast and family spent
Sunday at Parkersburg.
Miss Mollie Collins returned from
sistersville Saturday, aftev Arding a
weeks visit with relaN<Ss.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Richardson -
Fairmont. are the guests of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Sayre,
of Clark street.
Mrs. Jacob Kontz is the guest of
relatives at McMechen and Wheeling.
New MartinsvilIe is looked upon by
adjoining towns as one of the coming
cities in the State. Real estate agents
are buying property of all kinds to
make large investment. The citizens
should organize board of commerce
to assist the proposals of factories and
their location.
Pat. Frances was appointed humane
! officer here in the absence of Geo. w.
Rixey, who has done some very eff
cient work. The ladies will organize
a society here soon.
James Chaplin will begin work on
the new school house soon 1t will
be one of the finest in the State. having
| 16 rooms, basement and auditorium.
! The school will be equal to the prepar-
atory at Morgantown. and the Board of
Education will do all in their power to
secure the best of teachers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
ALL NEW YORK AFLAME
WITH ENTHUSIASM FOR
HON. WILLIAM J. BRYAN.

Continued From First Page.
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OF the garden at 10 o'clock announced
the arrival OF Mr.. Bryan. The crowd
rose en- masse and sent forth roar of
welcome. The band played Yankee
Doodle" but it could not be heard ten
feet away. Every one was standing,
waving a flag, shouting Mrs. Bryan
and her party and Mr. Croker in the
adjoining box waved flags and added
their cheers to those of their fellow
auditors.
When Mr.. Bryan arrived at the gard
en- he was presented with an immense
bunch of chrysanthemums by young
girl. He took the flowers, uttered
hasty expression of thanks and shock
the girls hand. He went to the front
of the speakers platform and the APP
plause then deepened. He stood there,
locking toward the box in which his
wife sat and occasionally looking about
the garden with smile. He finally
waved his hand for. silence, but it was
ten minutes more before quiet was
restored. His voice was strong and
clear and he seemed to be in excellent
physical condition. Mr. Bryan bgan
his address by speaking or the i'm
portance of the Democratic clubs.
Referring to the trusts, Mr.. Bryan
said:
When we stand for Industrial in
dependence, we stand for that which
has ever been regarded as the right
thing in the development of indus
trials
Mr. Bryan again referred to the ut
terance credited TO Senator Scott TO
the effect that the trusts were good
thing" and referred to the fact that
Senator Scott is in charge of the east
ern branch of Republican headquarters.
He said he cited these facts to show
that the Republican party is the de-
fender of the trusts.
Think" he exclaimed, "of a party
taking a position as Senator Scott has
done, that the Standard Oil trust is a
blessing to this country"
From the time Mr. Bryan left the
Hoffman House early in the evening
until he reached the hotel after all the
meetings were over, he was in the
midst of roar of noise which was
deafening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.

The Movements of Citizens and the
Arrival and Departure of Strnns-
ers.
Mrs Hector Alcott. of Denver, Colo,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Menke-
meller.
Miss Annie Osborne, OF the South
Side, is the guest of Washington, d.
c. friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Snyder, of
North Market street, will spend to-day
in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Ricardo Ricci, who has been i'll
and confined to his home for several
days, was much better yesterday, and
expects to resume his teaching on
Monday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
Innes Band scores n Hit.

Special to the Register
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81. = Innes
and the celebrated musical organiza-
ton which bears his name opened the
fall-winter tour in this city tonight
before an audience which packed the
Academy of Music to overlooking. The
great band leader was given-an ova-
ton. The programe, which included
scenes from grand opera, was of a
high-class character, and judging from
the reception etren the band tonight,
:the hines tour a an assured success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28

THE CHICAGO DEMONSTRATION.

CHICAGO, October 27.-Probably
the largest outdoor political mass meet
ing ever organized in Chicago was held
tonight in the half mile of State
street known as the Court of Honor. -
The great thoroughfare, nearly twice
the width of any other street in Chi
cago, was thronged from Van Buren,
to Randolph street, with a cheering
jostling, perspiring mass of people.
Chairman James X. Jones, of the
Democratic National Committee. had
designated this as Flag Day. and the
national banner played an important
and spectacular part in the celebration.
Portraits Of Bryan and Stevenson
were also numerous along the broad
street. The weather was perfect for
an outdoor demonstration.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
WESTON.

WESTON. w. VA. October i've
have with us Admiral Dewey. in the per-
son OF Mr. John Deesny. who is. working
the night shift at the Camden Hotel bar.
So much he resembles the admiral every
body. including the street waits. ami boat
blacks. call him Dewey.
: 7. 3 Miskimons. OF the Hospital Corps,
is visiting his old home at Harper's Ferry.
Greed smith. the propristor * tn Cam
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
CINCINNATI REGISTRATION.

CINCINNATI, o.. October 27.-Ths
registration OF voters IN Ohio citiea
was completed to-day. The total num-
Der registered in Cincinnati. with one
precinct missing. estimated was 81 $50.
TIE registration FOUR years ago was
s9.sSs. This shows an increase Of less
than 1.o10 registrations this year over
those OF 1886.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
Gentle Annie Again.

"Gentle Annie" Costello enjoyed
only few hours of liberty after serv-
ing her sentence in the county jail.
Annie is a glutton for booze. She
didn't get to take in the barbecue, but
had a little celebration of her own. An
officer found her on Eighteenth street
staggering under load of peaches
Annie gave him the Sir do-youknow-
who-you-a re-talking-to" gag, but it
didn't work When moral suasion
failed, the officer found it necessary 20
drag the airy fairy creature TO the lock-
up. In Police Court her tale Of woe
fell upon deaf ears, and His Honor sent
her home-to the county jail. It's
tough on Annie, tough on the city ex-
chequer. tough on the gin mills, but
there's no worknouse, and there you
are
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28

the Big Coal Companies Has Grant
ed the Advance Demanded by the
Miners.
fAzLEToN, Pa, October 27.-G. b.
arkle & Co, operating four collier
5, and Coke Bros. 81 Co, owenrs of six
Hllieries, to-day granted the demands OF
Ne anthracite miners as set forth in the
cranton convention resolution This
eaves only the Lehigh & Wiikesbarre Coal
Company in the .Hazleton region which
has not conceded all that the miners have
asked The latter company has granted
the ten per cent. increase, but has not
posted a notice abolishng the sliding
scale or guaranteed that the advance
would be paid until next April. Work will
be resumed I'm every colliery in this re-
gion Monday morning with the excep-
ton of the Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Com
pany. unless that company grants all the
concessions before that time.
SCRANTON, Pa. October 27-One of
the most remarkable and probably the
greatest demonstration in connection with
the big anthracite coal strike occurred
here tonight in Music hall. when Pres
dent Mitchell. of the United Mine Work
ers. was presented by the little breaker
boys of District No. l with a magnificent
solid gold badge. There was a wildly
cheering crowd OF over 1000 Of the little
fellows.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
Lost Her sparkIers.

A well known lady entered a Wheel
ing cafe a few days ago. and stepped
into the lavatory. Before washing her
hands she removed diamond rings ag-
gregating about $3.50 in value, and did
not miss them until half hour later
when a search failed to reveal their
whereabouts.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28

Meylan split-second and minute re-
paating Watches a speciality. Best CON-
pllcated watches in the world.
DILLON, HANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
FOUND PoIsoEs.

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Prof. Witt
hans. in his chemical analysis OF .he
stomach OF William Marsh Rice. re-
ports that he found mercury and arse
Me in TIE stomach.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
Bold DAYLIGHT ROBBERY
COMMITTED YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON IN A SOUTH SIDE
GROCERY.
a POCKET BOOK WAS STOLEN
nv ONE Man While His Confederate
Was Engaging the Attention of the
Proprietor In the rear 81 the store.
Annie Costello Agafn-Kew Badges
for Detectives-other Police and
Justice shop Cases.

A bold and daring daylight robbery
was committed yesterday afternoon in
Morgan's grocery, No 1855 Main street.
The police have been furnished with
description Of the thieves, and are now
working upon a clue which may lead
to their arrest.
The two men entered the store. and
one stood in the front part. while the
other engaged the attention of Mr..
Morgan in the rear part of the store,
ostensibly for the purpose of making
q purchase. His conduct, however,
suddenly excited the suspfcioa OF Mr..
Morgan, and he turned around hur-
riedly to see what the strangers COM
panion was doing.
He found that he had leapec over
the counter, and was at work on the
cash drawer. The two men managed
to get away by taking to their feet.
Instead of giving pursuit Immediately
Mr.. Morgan went upstairs to get his
coat, and when he reached the street
une men were not to be seen.
They secured a pocketbook contain
ing s35 and also carried off three dol
lars in change. The robbery was i'm
mediately reported to the police.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
WILL BE A BIG VOTE.

TOLE1bO. O.. Oct. 27.-The total reg
istra5ipn lof Toledo is about $4,000, a
gal bout 5000 over year ago, and
90 over that of four years
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28

Large lffbographs OF Hon. WElfam
Jennings Bryan and Hon. Aafat
Ewing Stevenson for sale NJ the Nsx-
lister off7ee. Price 10 ceass nA~h-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
Badges and Bracelets.

Chief of Police Clemans yesterday
received a box containing the new
badges and handouts for the detee-
tives upon his force. The badges are
handsomely nickled, and bear the in
scription, Bureau of Detectives, Wheel
ing. w. Va"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28

The ladies of the Christian church
gave an oyster social at the home of
". ]. Hindman. which METER them a
neat little sum.
Col. w w Arnett. of Wheeling. was
a business visitor in town yesterday.
Elmer Jones. who has been employed
at Bellaire. Ohio. for some weeks. is
home on a visit.
Mrs William Hammond. who has
been on visit to her parents at Knox
vile Tenn. has returned home.
John West. who is with the J 3 Mot
ter Co. of Warrington. W. Va. was
here yesterday on visit.
George Parnell Of Steubenville man
ger of the Jefferson Glass Works. was
the guest of Hamilton Rslston. Wed
nesday.
Miss Hannah Brown Of Cambridge
Ohio. is visiting Miss Maggie Hervey.
Mrs. s. George. Sr.. and Mrs. Geo. A.
Baxter are the guests of Mrs. Baxter s
daughter. Mrs. W. T. SchGauffer. of
Marietta. Ohio
The Woman's club met yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Miss Anna
Da,zeil
Frank Tilton. who has been on he
sick st for some time past. is nuea
bet.er and able to go about.
Miss Leoane Charnock weat 70
Wheeling last evening 10 hear Madame
Nodieska in Macbeth
Why is the fact that Teddy" Roose-
welt in colleague with others being a
great factor in defeating James G.
Blaine, has never heen brought by the
Democrats during this campaign?
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ALL BUT ONE

the Big Coal Companies Has Grant
ed the Advance Demanded by the
Miners.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-15
Wholesale Agents. HoIhteT Drug Co., ltdD Honolulu,
MAIL
WAS A BIG ONE
The Zea' andia Carries to the
Cast Ninet, Three
Bags.

The Zealandia yesterday carried
away nlnety-three bags OF mail for the
Coast, filed to the mouth with Christ
mas presents. letters. papers and
packages of all descriptions. II was
one of the largest mails ever pouched
by the local postal department for for
wardlng. One OF the officials stated
that he does not remember OF the de-
partment ever having made up such a
large single mail before.
The Christmas mail was a big one.
Packages, big and small. poured into
the postofiice during the past week
from morning until closing time. and
kept the clerks on the qui vive. In
the registry department the clerks
worked steadily, and a large increase
in the business this year over that
OF last. was noticed.
No mail was left over, that is. up to
the time the ship was scheduled 10
leave. The America Maru leaving to-
day will carry all later mail TO the
Coast. and may possibly reach San
Francisco before the Zealandia, If she
leaves Honolulu today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-15

Why Men Lose Their Hair
ITS Mcrob That Finds Pasture the Scalp Policies. ar
Tonics" Under Ordinary Course Of Treatment
oo"lukr csan"su 10 100 NtuIt

don't mind telling you some Of the
Important things about the care OF
Ine nair.
The thing I'd like to impress upon
the puDie Is the vital Importance of
clean hair brushes. The condition OF
the average hair brush is simply dis
graceful and makes it perfect mass
oI injection. The brush snould De
washed every week, and washing
isn't enough. 1t should be thorough
~ steriiized at least twice a month.
All halr does not need much brush
ing, and the kind OF brush required
depends upon the peculiarities OF the
scalp. A stiff brush is necessary for
some heads and fatal to others, and
ones brush should really be pre-
cribed by competent specialist
Then. the comb should be a difreren,
thing from the ordinary affair. I,
should be coarse. A fine comb IL al
wrong. The teeth should round both
on the sides and the ends. so that i,
Will glide smoothly through the hair
and there shouldn't be any corner:
between the teeth.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-15
Borax and Vassiine hurtful

There was probably borax in our
prescriptions, too. That was. to eat
all the oil and life out of your hair,
and quinine was with II for no pur-
pose at all: II has absolutely no tonic
effect on hair. and then they added a
little bay rum to squelch any signs
Of life the borax left. You had that
mixed into your head. and it's a won
der you've any hair left.
We'll. vaseline 10 good microbe
food. l wish I could show you the
effect upon perfectly healthy hair OF
keeping II IN vaseline for two days
Come down some time next week and
I'll show II TO you. The vaselins
treatment doesn't do a thing toward
eradicating the cause OF the disease
or establishing a permanent cure.
The microbes must in some way
be exterminated. and the follicles put
I'm healthy condition before a strong
healthy growth Of hair Is possible.