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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
WEST VIRGINIA EDUCATORS.
state eSuperintendspt Butcher IN WASH
ipston Arranging for the Amman
Convention of school Superintend-

>DtCtfit 20 tftc 4AtsiStff.
WASHINGTON, December II State Super
int.ndent OF schools Butcher has been
here for day or Two looking after the an
nusl convention Of State and city school
superirtendents, which meets here this
wear or the 18th, 18th and lith OF February
next. Butcher is the president OF the or
gsnization this year, and came on to con-
fer with Commissioner Eaton and the local
school authorities here as TO arrangements
for entertaining the convention, order OF
exercises, etc, etc. These meetings grow
in interest yearly, and as will be seen by
the following partial programme, this one
is likely to be unusually entertaining and
instructive.
The list of speakers includes MAJ. Robert
Bingham, of Bingham School, North Caro-
hna, who will speak on The Educational
Status and Needs OF the South; A. Z.
Marble, superintendent OF the Worcester,
Mass, schools, who will consider "tuoiic
Instruction in Industrial Pursuits; Prof:
John NJ. Ordwsy, Of the Boston Institute OF
Technology, who will talk on Hand work
in Schools, and s. A. Ellis, superintendent
OF the Rochester, y. Y, schools, who will
discuss the topic of No Recess
Prof. A. r Wade of your State, IS also
down for an address, subject not announced.
Ian
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
VIOLENT WINDS
Do Fearful Havoc to Life and Prop
erty
In Northern England and Southern Scotland
Buildings are Damaged, Vessels
Badly Wrecked and Sever
al Men Killed.

LoxpoH, December 12.-Violent gales
throughout England last evening did much
damage in London and the provinces. At
WOlverhampton the Exhibition building
which was only partially completed, was
destroyed. Huge trees were torn up and
carried away. The low-lying districts OF
Birmingham were flooded. A portion OF
the roof of the Church of st. Charles, in
Derby, was demolished. The Congrega'
tional church here was also damaged. The
parish Church-at ROTTERDAM was much IL
jured. Chimney shafts were thrown down
at Manchester, Leeds, etc. A large gas.
holder near Bradford cspsized, and the
chemical works at Widnes were dam
aged. The Leicester carriage works
were destroyed. AZ Birkenhead greater
damage was done. The chief officer OF
steamer which had just arrived from elias:
cow was killed. Pool cabs were overturned
ard many buildings damaged. AT Lincoln
the parpet tower OF the cathedral was
blown down. A ship was blown from Its
mCorinc in the hsrbor at South Sheibs. y
vessel broke adrift. Three wineries were
sunk The British ship Liverpool from Que
bee for Greenack, is a total wreck near
Strsuraer, Scotland. Only a man and a
boy are saved OF the entire crew. Two per-
sons were killed at Hull and several injur-
ed. Portions of Portsmouth were Hooded.
At Hsrtlespool many ships we're damaged.
At Birmingham two persons were killed
and number injured. Three were killed
at Manchester. At Dewsoury three were
killed. At Chester man was blown down
in the street and killed. Two per-
sons were killed at Liverpool. por-
ton Of the roof of St, Mary 5
church at Berwick was destroyed: Several
houses in the suburbs of Nottingham were
blown down. At kilderick q gas meter
was demolished. postal telegraph in.
spector was cit in halves at Leeds. At
bradford the monuments under Gin ceme'
terry and portion of the depot OF the MID;
land railway we're blown down. Several
vessels docked in the Mersey were dam
aged. Two vessels were wrecked at Duuure,
Scotland. Two men were drowned at Glas-
gov. Tne damage TO property is very
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
NEWS OF The MORNING.

p.-bour county matters.
r.Iisu slave trade in Chicago.
p,-neL's brother.in.law dead.
ADMIRAL Courbets intentions.
,r,r,ioirou moldcfs on a strike.
p..rlt of the election in Boston.
vr-dsrs in the Indian Territory.
S,r,Ient thieves at ObeElin college.
,C,3s horse thief comes to grief.
c,,yev,rl insurance in New England.
Pus introduced by Congressman Wilson.
Wisconsin Irish na,ionslists in conveu-
tor.
IN Illinois man shoots his wifs's be-
trsysr.
Meeting of the Pennsylvania State
G:s2Ge.
conierriug the pallium on Archbishop.
e.ec: r. is'
Chics.o secures the next Republican
CcuvcC,'on.
An in,eresting Washington letter from
Chs,.ss Seley.
An Ohio family poisoned by drinking
snts'm,Dg hUid.
4 man buried for seven days in hay
sack aged out alive.
The coming annual convention OF State
s2ir.:y superintendents.
Nee Arthur elected president OF 8
Washington Children's club.
A proposed change in the salaries Of
rn.,e! states District Attorneys.
IaG.aua people startled by the secret
marriage of wealthy young people.
Ts--;.s winds do untold damage to ,:ie
sai -cyeriy in England and Scotland.
\ Beth chem, Pa, mans gddy wife
s.;e, with a dashing TeutOn!c boarder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
AsKELETON FOUSD
A. BeIIsive-Gsod Divide nd-Pessoas ~
asd Ledge E0sea

Yesterday tkels on was uneartbed here
creating considerable excitement. shortly
te'ore noon q number Of men were digging
q trench on Guernsey street near the
'qrsre, when 9 heavy box was unssrthsd.
Anxious 10 know what The box contained
the men immediately opened IL and were
horrifed TO find the bones Of . human
being. The authoriiiss were notified and
msny con lectures were INDUCED In. An
explanation was made and very little was
heard afterwards about what many called
q mystery. II appears that A. J. Sanders
formerly occupied the house nov occupied
by w. J. acCiaiH. On leaving for the
Test,'eft o skeleton Inf he stable. Nr. Nc
Claim did not want II there and buried II
in the trench where discovered yesterday.
Mr.. Lewis Long received par Of bns
steel sDgrsvings from friends In Wheeling
yesterday.
BeIlaife Chspter. No. IO7, T. A. N, has
elected the following officers: &. II. Strahl.
n. T.. r. Jones hing Adam FauDsl. scribe:
r. J. Smith, secretary, Arthur hcCIsir.
treasurer.
Mrs G. Kirkps'r'ck held ticket 10. ~.
which drew the nubia rsr',d OF by Mss
MARY Cites.
Armstrong, Mrs Maggie Armstrong and
Edith Jones are very sick.
The street railway company, on Tues
Day, declared a. per cent dividend. All
the Indebtedness has bee1 paid, some 70.
Esiis recently made ana IL IL thought that
ibe Earnings hereafter will keep the rosd
IN repair. leaving some money Tor divi-
Gcnds. Jhe road ~ in poor oondition. IL
has been in use since ls76 snd bas been ~.
psiJet very lite. Il should be impsOvsd
by oil mean.
NrJP. Kelly is 10 New York City.
Prank Snowdes, Gf Cleveland. 10 sn the
city shaking hands Tith his many Old
friends.
Th. 81. Cecilia band will plsy st the rink
10 night
Tbos. Scott, Of Round bottom, IL visiting
friends In the Pirst ward.
Today Is psy day on The Cleveland and
Pittsburgh.
IN sssignmsnt on Tuesday.
meeting IN the so1th Belisirs y. y. Church
next Sunday. A very successful nesting
10 being hsld st Cosl Brook Church. Ssfs
The Turnsrs ball takes plscs on New
Years eve, instead OF Christmas, - pre-
siousiy stated.
The oil boase st schIck's coal works vss
burned on Tuesdsy hight, the work OF In
Tie Nes.ordrBrnhill Wedding takes
ylscs tonight.
Fs,b.r Gull IL IN g. CisirsviIis 20 dsy.
b. county sesi. going mp BY private coo.
rsyspoe.
Tomorrov. Pridsy, 10 Q day Of fest o.
veil - abstinence from fssh meat in the
| Cs,holic Church.
Father COLL has made arrangements 70
| have Rev. Fsthsr assist him With ths
! Christmas work. which u generally very
| heavy. The hearing Of coofsssions will
begin on SUNDAY. the I'D, eontisuins all
| that dsy and on Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Result of The Election in Boston
Tuesday.

The Result of The Election In Boston
Tuesday.
BosToN, December l2.-The results OF the
election in Boston yesterday were as fol-
lows: Augustus P. Martin was elected
Mayor, getting q, $40 votes, against 25,S97
for Alderman Hugh o Brien; maiority, l.
543. Gen. Isaac s. Burrell, member OF
Street Commissioners, many years candi-
date of the Republicans and citizens, was
re elected over VIM. B. Smart, having a
majority OF 1920. The citizens and Re-
publicans elected ten of the twelve Alder.
men. The Council stands: 36 Repnbli-
cans, 33 Democrats and 8 Independent
Democrats. The vote against license was
Unexpectedly large. The negative votes
numbered 1885, against 22,O5O in the
affirmative. Last year the vote stood: For
license, 22,1II2; against 1926.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
BAKER PAsHAs PLANS.
The >Irength of His Force and How
He VIII March on n Mahdi.

tAao December l2.-Baker PaSh iorce
consists Of 2,5o0 gendarmes, $50 mounted,
-" back, 400 Bedouins. with . guns
force additional to that in Suskim. Col.
Sa';r-.uS commands the gendarmerle and
Zebeh- PaShs commands the blacks and
Aa.i Q: the Bedouins. The latter will ad-
vance slOng the Berbsr from Suaklm
While the other half of the Bedouins under
Hnnnein Psshs will 90 up the Nile re
crCitiD, the Bedouins on the way. The
Two forces will try to join between Beloer
S-t ~-akim
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
NOT TO Be DRANK.
Family Poisoned by EmbalminS
Fluid Mistaken for whisky.


S,u.NA, -, December l2.-An old lady
named Pike died here Sunday night. Last
night the undertaken sent his Jug OF en-
bslmiag 'uid and left it at the house with
out explanation. Mr.. Pike and Dan Cart
wright, son by former husband, conf
posed the household. Two married dsugh-
Ie:s LylHg here were present. Being a.
most worn out by attendance on their
Eo;,er. hey thought that some one OF
ike,r reighbors had sent them Jug full OF
sIE .,aUfs. Not addicted 70 drinking, they
thought il was hard cider. Mr.. Pike aud
TIE caughters drank spariugly, but Dan
'ca 81 u.G-iashiOned drink. All OF them
=, uroe began vomiting, and BECAME death
.ys..s. rhysicisns examined the contents
c. tie ~ and pronounced it q comoina-
ton e.! srssuic and corrosive suoimate.
Aa,.to'es were given, and those who par
toa f-htly were soon relieved. Dan Is IN
hc:..,,al condition, but will recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
Willy STATE POLITICIANS
" no are Now I'm Washington on ''Bus-
fness'.
Special {, tie Register.

Special e. the Register.
WAsHrxrrox, December l2.-The contest
over the Msrtinsburg postotice attracts
some attention here still. Both Wisner
and Evans, the contestants for the next
term, have oeen here within the past few
DAYS, and both have good papers in the
way of endorsement. The office is third
class one. paying $3.50 per snnum, with
three or four hundred more for clerk hire.
Ex-Governor Pierpoint, Marshal atkin'
son and Judge Bob Cochran are here at
tending the National League OF America
whatever that is Cochran lives in Toledo,
now. where he is practicing law aud sueing
the Wheeling ani Lake Erie road regularly
every six months for salary as an officer oil
that COMPANY. LAM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13

r. YOU feel yourself growing weaker,
your strength falling. the functions OF
vour body becoming impaired, take warn
ing in time, Your blood is starving for
want OF nou-ishment. DR.. Gaysotts iei-
lov Dock and S4rsapsriils is good for the
blood. Il purifi.s this stream OF life and
strengthens every part OF the BODY re
builds a broken down constitution, pro
dures drsamlss; siunbsr. and restores
wasted energies and shattered nsryon'
system. A tria, bottle viii cUnTiuce. -
olLer remedy equals 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
BAND OF THIEVES At oBERLlN COLLEGE
The Boys Engaged In Robbing the VII.
Iags Stores with the lntention oil
Ruuntng Away.

CLEVELAND, December IAN organized
osnd of robbers has been discovered among
he students at Oberlin College. -Four OF
hem have made confession, duplicating
4 number OF others in petty thefts at the
yilisge stores. The plan was for several OF
,ne students to go into a store and while
some occupied the attention Of the proprie-
;or Others pilterei shoes, fancy goods,
stationary, eic. The goods were packed in
trunks ready to be taken away by the boys
who intended to run away from the college.
Some Of the youth belong to well known
snd respected families. Two, named Swsg-
gard and Barr. the ringleaders, will prob.
ably be sent to the Work house and the
others fined and expelled
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
TOLEDO IRON MOLDERs STRIKE
For . Restoration Of Their Wages 10
the Old status.

ToLEpo, 0, December ,2.-The strike OF
the iron molders which began yesterday
embraces sll the union molders in the
city, about fifty men. They demand 4
restoration OF wages to the former ststus,
s2.75 per day. Thus far the demand has
not been conceded. the proErietors clsim-
ing 20 be able TO n the shops with other
men. and non-union men went 10 work
fo-Gsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
BURIED IN A HAYSTACK.
4 Nan EntOmbed for Seventeen Days
Dragged Out still Alive.


LAt.Cs,E. Wis, December l2.-Some
b.vs laying aoout hsystscks short dis
,a.ce frUn this city, found a man under it
n q horrible condition OF emaciation.
Hs.u Wss secured and the poor wretch ex-
:-c1:sl lie states that he crawled under
tie ray % Keep warm on the night OF No
ven, L., and the stack csyed in upon
lin, ard he was unable to eNtricate HIM
SCI. He gave his name as Christian An
s-,o- ana told where his friends lived:
Ike I1or House Commissioner ordered
B p. .s-rH 10 the COuaty hospital, two
lies from town, and he was started for
,as, place apparently in dying condl-
: g
D-..-c the time he was entombed he
tsi neither food nor water, except, per
ssvs The uutriment TO be derived from
tsx n hay, and was too weak 10 say much ;
or.y few diSjointed fragments OF his hor-
r.-.s experience could be obtained from
I'D. Several lOsGs OF hay had been re-
cgyed from over him, but he was too
vssk 20 make the teamsterS hear him, or
vas Unconscious at such times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
A SKIFF'S GHASIly CREW.
u Drifts Ashore I.ad~W Win seven
Dead Bodies.

TORONTO, o"T, Dscembey THE in
habtants ot Pelee IsIsnd We're much hor.
riGed lo.dAy TO find that a small sail boat
bad drifted with the waves on shore cDn.
taininga ghastly cargo OF seven dccom.
POSED bodies. This explains the mystery
Of the disappearance of Captain QUICK,
several sons and young man named
Grant. all highly respected, who left two
weeks ago to-day 10 sail 10 the opposite
side Of the island. Th. big storm which
swept the lakes two weeks ago aro's shortly
afterwsrd and blew them out OF sight. AZ
the oat did no, capsi,s II thought they
either perithed from hunger or were
bOat .f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13

No disease will trouble you If yol keep
your blood pure, your sidneys strong, your
bowels regular and your mind clear oy an
occasional use OF that great reviver and
suppporter of health and strength snoEa
as Dir. Guyso;i's Yellow D9cE AMI SI:sa
paIiiIs. Its praise should De IL every
mouth! LIS merit should be known By al!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
HEIR EloPEs WITH KEIREss.
Indiana Society Startled by the Sec ret
Bridal Of wealthy YoanG f0lks.


Bridal of wealthy YoanE folks.
GREESsBUse, Isp., December l2-Harry
Edwards, young heir of this city, has for
some time been a visitor to Miss Alice
Randall, handsome young heiress, also OF
this city. The attentions Of Harry TO Miss
Alice became so marked as TO attract atten-
ton, and her parents told the daughter
that his visits must cease. Yesterday even
ing Alice ted her mother that she would
spend last night With 3 Miss Hamilton.
Harry met her with cirrisgs aud they
drove to a railroad station in q neighboring
town. The couple then boarded freight
train for Cincinnati and we're married in
Kentucky. The girls n other tainted when
she heard OF the elopement. Her .ather,
pistol in hand, went to friend Of youpg
Edwards and demanded to know al he
knew about the affair. Both young people
are rich and OF prominent families.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
The Pennsylvania state Grange.

HAEE:sr~Ee, Pa, December l2.-The
Session 0; the State Grange this morning
vas tevoted TO listening to the annual sd-
cess q: the Worthy Master aud the sp-
l0.n:uent of committees. The address
eas .r1grhy, and dSells upon taxation,
-aaIC- legislation. etc. The Grange Will
i'oosa,y Je in session until Friday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
He Did the Proper Thing.

RocKFoRD, LIS, December u. - Last
night David Krotser discovered James
Lsse. the betrayer of his home, il isgrsnte
delictu, and fred four balls into him. Lake
cannot live. With the fifth shot KrO;ser
sccidertally wounded himself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13

WESTERN editor has spent six years
writing q book entitled, How to Test
Glue" An easy subject to stick to; bat in
the preface. he says, however, he knows
no better remedy for coughs aud cDlds pro-
dnc-d by sedentAry habits, than DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13

WHY is It ths. 20 many neglect cough,
ara cod. Until they get consu npiioa?
Why isit 90 masy die Of consGmpsioar II
Is Gecsuse they will not come and be
b.sied. Every one knows sure eonauef.r
n tkrost ard lung 6issasss il Dr. WIstsr'
B.i.su, OF Wild Cherry, aud that il csa %
20. a sny druggist
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
~
10. GraNe.arn In,nrane. Cnn.pirney.

Al E.Ela december l. -EI- Alderman
= ''s''' member of the Democratic State
r.,,.1 - Li.l''e, and James KIRBY have bsen ar
y ,r,.h connection with the graveyard
'N'sh;e conspiracy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
cotton Good. Importation.

"A,HlN"ToS, December l2.-The imports
{: American cotton manufactures TO the
fo:, ~ Shanghai from July I. 1882. 20 June
~, l,'E were: Drills, 4Uo. 535 pieces;
S,a'r'.ass, '5i,&55 pieces; jeans, 2"2p
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
P.rne,r. Brother.iu.Law Dead.

DRrssELs, December l2.-Csp.ain Robert
Dickipso an Irish political refuge and.
bro,her-in-lsw of PsrnPll. was found dead
IN bed. The remains will be conveyed 10
Ireland
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
A HORSE THIEF COMES TO GRIEF.

The Son OF Wealthy and Respected
Parents Under Arrest.
Special TO the Regtster.
GAINESVILLE, o., December l2.-The mar
shal arrested horse thief here today
named John Singer. He had stolen large
chestnut sorrel horse, worth two hundred
dollars, near Csdiz, Ohio, belonging to a
man named Webb His parents are highly
respected and wealthy people, living in
Cadiz. He will be taken back to Cadiz to.
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
couRBsT's INTENTIONS.

II Negotiations Amount to Nothing He
viii Seize BAcninh.
PARIS, December l2.-Admiral Courbet
will soon ask China to renew negotiations.
Should the military position in Tonquin
remain undisturbed and the Negotiations are
declined, the Admiral will seize Bicninh,
Sontsy and Hunghoa, and again appeal for
peaceful settlement. A second refusal
will be followed by the seizure Of q main
port other than Shanghai or Canton, owing
10 his unwillingness to offend other powers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
INDIAN TERRITORY.
An Iudfan In raered and = JudEe Shot
IN Mtsfake for an Outlaw.

ST. LouIs, December l2-Advicss from
the Indian Territory say that Arnold, a
Cherokee Indian, was killed while drink
ing and gambling, in o row near EpIoquah,
on Moncay. Also, that Judge Soisy.at.r
wss shot and killed from an ambush on
Monday night while going home from
silosm SPRING The 'stter set Is charged
20 Deputy Asrsbsl Andrews and posi-.
Who mistook the Judge for noted OUTLAW
they were looking for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
Feur Hundred Men On, Of work.

w. CARMEL, Pa, December 10 Four
-2ndred men will be thrown out of werk
~ month by the destruction OF the
~, os engines AZ the Locust Gap Spring
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
H,.s,sssry Aoeteiies-

srRIsGYIEID, AA,s Dscem osf lZ.--CoHi
,,i,,.s. n the American Home NiE'onry
Soc;etv and TIE American Missionary A.
socistion have szreed that the two bodies
wLile independent. will work 10 unity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
Ire Trsp>-ConiineniaI Dividend.

NV YORK, Dscem her l2.-The Executive
= mn'ttse OF the Directors of the Oregon
sst S,so. Continental Company has recon-
rI1sa hat the January dividend be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
Dissr K.su Il Va. Loaded.

Mspisoa. IsD., December l2.-Chaley
Nsrshsll did not know il vas !osds1,
and pulled his pisto! on viii Gfsyson, IA
fictipg q probsbiy !atsl wound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
A Hnfel RarneA.

C.RRisGToS. D.K, December l2.-Tbe
Hirkwood Hotel, completed ooe month
sgo, was b1rnea last night. Loss so5,oJ);
insurance $1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
DeslroHea nv kirA

= - H'NPs0S, CoxN., December l2--H
lu,,.LHn & Co.'S machine shop was
'o Ills morning. Loss so, 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13

s25 and will give indirectly much more.
The children will hold another meeting
next Saturday at the residence Of Chief
Justice Waite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13

TEE reason Why Solomon said. that .h,ns
vas nothing nsv under the suo. vas thst
he coold not buy good rsmsdy tor1rs
b.z stubborn roid. DR.. Balls Cough Syrup
lad mot been compounded then. II hu
iorg since proved iiself TO he t.s gfei. bsn.
etsstion Of .te rinft.enth csatufy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13

BALTIMORE, December II John W. Gar
~ ~ vas unanimously elected President o.
baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad for the
NNsLl! sixth consecutive time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-13
Hutehins. Of the P0<t.

Another editor, here in Washington.
who has built up paper, now national in
It's reputation, supp!enentins it by good
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-28

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promptly allied.
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