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Newspaper

Wheeling Sunday Register

Location

Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1891

Page

4

Wheeling urged to back home merchants and industry

Wheeling urged promotion of home merchants and manufacturers to boost growth and prosperity. Local stores expand fall lines in dry goods, millinery, clothing, jewelry and more, stressing city’s readiness and capacity to meet residents’ needs on favorable terms. Emphasizes patronage of Wheeling firms over distant suppliers and notes close ties of merchants to the community.

Washington Post Omaha Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York Wheeling Pittsburg Ail Hines Micrchants Sudhows Werchants

HostawaI Killings and Sailors Injured in Valparaiso Street Row

Assist ant Secretary Soley wired Captain Schley stating a boatswain was killed and six Baltimore sailors were injured in a street disturbance at Valparaiso yesterday. Separate reports note a quarrel at Hickory Ground Norfolk trustees meeting, resulting in Hutchinson fatally wounding Wilson. Additional item mentions suppression of anti Jewish measures in South Russia and a Baltimore & Ohio excursion to Pittsburg Exposition with fare 2 dollars.

Vatparaiso Waanixovos D. C Soley Schley Crasiar Dalsinsrwatelearning Baltimore Valparaiso Behool Newrouk Hickory Ground Sorfolk Cours Jos. Tiutebiows J. J. Wisin Wellinom Decane Hutchinson Wilson

Personal mentions of visits and travel in Moundsville area

Local social notes list numerous visitors and travelers. Mollie Blake visits in Moundsville while Pattbury and Col Robert White travel east, and many residents from Parkersburg, Wheeling, Bellaire, and Morgantown register at local hotels or visit friends in Pittsburgh, Columbus, and Cincinnati.

Social notes from Parkersburg and surrounding towns

A string of local social items notes Miss Jennie Wilkinson of the Island leaves Friday for Barnes to attend school with Miss Edith accompanying to Pittsburg. Miss Ida Updegraff returns from a Pittsburg visit. Miss Lillie Kraft and Miss Lizzie Conrad have returned from Pittsburg. Mrs. Ann Ferree and daughter Florence of Columbus return home from Mrs. George Roberts’s on Thirteenth street. Rev. S. E. Jones and family arrive from Wheeling to reside in the M. E. parsonage. Harry Gruber plans a Pittsburg trip and return to attempt a cycle record. Willis Kennedy and W. B. Ruggles leave after surveying river harbor sites for the government.

R. J. Een Crackers Importers Iladel Frme Jennie Wilkinson Island Bane Edithoes Pitts Pittsburg Ann& Ferree Florence Columbus Ferree George Roberts Thirteenth Street Martin's Ferry Benwood

Gas Shortage Hits Potteries Across Industry

The arrival of cold weather sharpens natural gas shortages at Potteries plants. Belmont reportedly will switch to coal or fuel gas soon, while La Belle and others with new furnaces report improvements. A prominent maker notes Smith furnace system yields gas at lower cost. Warwick and other mills faced delays, with several furnaces burning much longer than typical due to the gas scarcity.

Industral Belmont la Belle la Belle Pottery Warwick

NOTES OF THE RIVER Bats and Boatmen on Ohio River

The Nora made usual trips yesterday with water at the landing about two feet one inch and falling. Rumors of a new Scotia commander. Captain Phillips to command the Cincinnati packet under construction at Marietta. Census bulletin lists river craft on Ohio and Mississippi with totals and valuations. Streetcar workers hold a meeting. arbitration results discussed. Sulphur Bitters extolled by a Hartford testimonial. Union resolutions condemn wholesale grocers and support warehouse strikers. London notes on guardianship for elderly couples in workhouses.

Ohio Iris Scotia Phillips Rooney Marietta Cincinnati Ohio River Missis Vacy Arbitration Committee of the Trades Assembly Ohio Valley Trades Assemly Jude Trades Assembly Committee Wholesale Grocers’ Association Gocers Wade Waccine Isbor

General Lee obituary and a wartime mercy tale from Virginia

The Oct 17 Fairfax County note recalls Gen A F Lee buried with honor as a steady congressman. A long wartime anecdote recounts Lt Murray detaining Gen W H F Lee at a train stop over a blurred pass, then release after Gen R E Lee intervened. Also Honduras Salvador peace treaty signed and Congress to meet Nov 1 to inaugurate President-elect Seiba.

Aluington A. F. Lee Lee Congress Virginia Tom Murrey Richmond Petersburg Pope Robert E. Lee Trish Murray R. E. Lee Lieut Murry Lieut. Murray Gen W. H. F. Lee Gen. Lee R. E EB. Lee TearcraLra Hoxpanas Honduras Salvador Seiba

Wrap Department Exhibit Highlights Ladies and Children

A general verdict from visitors to the wrap department praises stock of Newmarkets Capes Jackets Reefers in all materials and full size runs. Styles are claimed to be closing out daily and not to be duplicated this season, urging quick selection to avoid missing the opportunity.

Krimmer Sets Seal Muffs and Capes in Winter Wear

Krimmer offers a line of fur accessories including seal and imitation seal muffs capes and monkey capes along with sets featuring seals and muffs designed for cold weather wear and display.

Krimmer

Read Snook and Co Cloak Ad Ante Up for Local News

October 17 in CLARKSVILLE reports visitors from Nebraska and Barbour county. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Wesley Davis, Alf Mitsbell at Pittsburg Exposition, Rev Kingely returning to copy pulpit. Drummond moves family from Cambridge, Robinsons back from Camden. Republican meeting draws a medium crowd with D H Hastings and D K Watson speaking. W Templeton and family visit Dr A W Hetson. Diana Alexander home from Zanesville for a sew ange visit. J W Riley starts a canning factory west of town. Wonceler Johnson and wife from Cadiz visiting. Also Beetsten humor featured in this morning's edition.

Sr. Cramavini Wesley Davis Nebraska Alf. Mitsbell Pittsburg Kingely H. E. Hoff Barbour County W. Va W. D. Hoff Drummond Cambridge George Robinson Garl Camden D. H. Hastings D. K. Watson W. Templeton A. W. Hetson Diana Alexander

Local catalog touts varied fabrics and trims

A brief advertisement lists fabrics and accessories including jet in sets, yardage, ale patterns, and peathe styles. It indicates offerings for multiple color choices and period pieces, aiming to attract customers seeking coordinated textiles and trims.

Countess of Clancarty Settles Breach Suit

The breach of contract action brought by Sir August Harris against the Countess of Clancarty, formerly Belle Bilton, has been compromised. She engaged services for Drury Lane last winter while known as Lady Dunlo, but now plans to step back from the stage as her husband inherits the earldom.

Countess of Clancarty Loxpox August Harris Convent Garden Theatre Drury Lane Theatre Belle Bilton Lady Dunlo Drury Lane Earl of Clancarty

Opium Smuggling Probe Ties Senators and Congressmen

The Times from Washington reports six months of Secret Service work leading to a Treasury probe of opium smuggling from British America into the United States. The揭disclosures implicate at least two United States Senators and five Congressmen in a vast network not seen since the whisky ring of 1876. Also noted is a major Wisconsin forgery case involving millionaire George and forged notes passing through M. J. Hanson, with attached mills and property seized by creditors.

British America United States Times Washington Secret Service Treasury Department Wisconsin Minwacxes Wis George M. J. Hanson Janaon

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