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The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1884-12-13
EPITAPH.

Here lies old s.Red Bird the nOblcst
specimen of untutored man. His like
will never again be found among the de-
generate race OF the red men of the plains.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1884-12-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The J. I. Case Plow Company, of Racine,
Wisconsin, has failed with liabilities of
100000. ...
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

sates-st-large to the Chicago Convention,
and TO control the delegates from Eve or
ak OF the Congressional districta II this
tsre the only influence ct work to thwart
Hherman's ambition 10 would not be alarm.
ing. But there 10 another candidate for
Vice President in Ohio, one who stands
man Is Hon. w. G. Rose, Of Cleveland,
Who was the candidate for Lieutenant.
Governor last fall, and -polled several
thousand n ore votes than Foraker. He Is
an neI-Pennsylvanian who is very popular,
and q smart schemer as we'll. Mr.. Rose
was in Washington twice since Christmas,
and saw Mr.. Blaine. Congressman Nc
Kinley, confidant Of Blaine's Is backing
Mr.. Rose. Here Is more danger to Sher-
man. Several Congressional districts In
Northwestern and Eastern Ohio will doubt
less send Blaine delegates to Chicago, and
two Blaine men are likely to be on the
delegation, atlarge.
Mr. Blaine f. Wonderfully Popular
in 0hio-the most popular public man OF
the day in Republican circles. Through.
out this section he is looked upon by the
common people as the greatest and wisest
OF statesmen-at once Q modern Henry
Clay and an heir OF Garfeldism.
Senator Sherman will DO . prominent
candidate for the Chicago nomination. 30
will ex-senator Blaine. They will divide
0hio's forty-siX delegates between them,
Mr.. Sherman probably receiving the lions
share. In many districts there will be .
snug fight for supremacy. Already the
battle can be snuffed from afar.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
IMMEDIATE BELIEF.

The following telegram was received
,,.erday at THE REGISTER office:
WASHINGTON, February l6.
H. Lewis Baker, Wheeling, w. Va:
Are the towns between Moundsyille
Ind Parkersburg receiving relief from
Ihe boat from Parkersburg reported on
|he way for that purpose? II applica-
ion was made by the Mayor or other
authority from New Martinsyille to the
secretary of War he would send money
b needed. J. y. CAMDEN.
THE REGISTER is advised by tele-
mans that no relief has as yet been
xiven from the relief boat-the Stock
iale-exeept at Parkersburg, where ten
|pns of supplies were left last evening
b,st before the boat started upstream.
IL cover the period up to the arrival Of
che boat at towns above Parkersburg,
be Secretary of War last night direct
ld the distribution of 81, 900 in cash
hom Pittsburgh, in sums ranging from
300 to $1,000, to the Mayors Of the
|arious towns above IrontOn, to be sx-
ended in the purchase of such supplies
\. are needed to relieve immediate
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
FULTON POINTS.
A MAN whs ts 10 Astonisb che Naiive'
with an Inyentioa.

MAN Nho - 10 AStOnisb sae No<iVes
with IN Inventfea.
FULTON, February i6.-ThoTs was pleas
ant inyeaile masquerade ball at Hellers
Hall, on Thursday evening
Several Of our butchers have lost heay-
lily by the food.
wm. Clemanoe, who Ia engaged in ousf
rsss al Baltimore, 10 gisiting his parents
here. The Monumental City seems to
lave agreed with him, a. bs has gained
several pounds in feSh.
The kureka Danci nx Club will give an
other one OF their dAlightfnl balls on next
"Wednesday evening &. Their invitations are
the finest that have ever seen.
Peter Zoeckler, J., an old echoolmafe,
dropped in on Us the other day. He and
his brother Will leave 10 o fev days Tor
Deadwood, D. J..
One of our oapg msa hss fallen heir 70
quite 9 con nsi'fsrable sum Of money.
The many friends Of Ar. J. Auth the
veteran but6 her, will regret TO hear that be
mas sold his butcher business out and In
tends to .seme farmer.
A Fuli1s man is going 20 'sstonish the
the natiVs' With Q novel invention.
". F. Aemimser. OF Clinton. Iowa u
visitir q bis frianos in Pleasant Valley.
A tony wedding is going 70 come Oh q
Staclyard Hollow. -,
FuItsn YsssIiEhs Riashes.
q. p. Miller is rehearsing several new
aailads for the coming benefit
A. McCuiiey 10 learning 10 play th1
oaoio under the tatorship OF Mr.. Babco1
Master Elmar, aged IL. the bone so.oist
will be one Of the leading features ol th'
benefit show.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
ALwA4sIN TIE LEAD.

The largest edition of THE REGISTER
,yer rublished is issued from this office
his morning. 1t is the most valuable
k,FIood', issue of any paper yet printed
liz this city, and everybody viii desire
In fiIe away a copy for future reference.
n IS thought that the supply day
4, ~ be equal to the demand, and If so
kse will be happy, as every issue OF the
amer since the food has been exhaust
{d long before the public appetite was
kstjsfied Thousands Of copies OF the
psper will be heralded to all parts of the
sountry this morning by railroadiand
: Av bost. Still there will be q sufficient
humber left to supply every inhabitsnt
bf the Nail City and our suburban
towns. The contents of this valuable
issue will be devoured with greater rel
sh than the morning meal, and all will
heel proud that Wheeling can boast Of =
,aper so enterprising. The reading
matter in to-day's issue will equal if not
kurpass in extent that printed in any
New York daily. Everybody must
have n copy, and all those who are not
kuppiied to-day will send in their or
N, - 10 morrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
HIS VICTIM IN THE GRAVE.
The Norwich Tragedy Taking an En-
tIreIy Different Turn.


tireIy Different Turn.
NORWICH, CONN, February l5.-Alfred
Mcclellan. who wss murdered by Frank
V. Conant on Sunday, was buried to-day,
the funeral being largely attended. Conant
has been arrested and locked up. He
ohafes greatly under restraint. Mrs. Co
nsnt is pzostrated with grief, and it is
feared that her reason will give way. Her
friends deny that she ever confessed to her
husband any act OF unfaithfulness during
their welded life, and assured him that the
scandalous stories concerning her intimacy
with Mcclellan were false. She also claims
that her husband walked the floor at night
brapdishing a razor aud demanding con-
fession from her. On one occasion ne
chased her into the yard with drawn re-
yolysr, and under fear Of death she made
a confession which had no foundation OF
truth. Thus worried and harrassed, the
roor woman lived for several weeks pre-
ceding the tragedy, and now, with nothing
before her but defamation and disgrace, II
is not to be wondered at that she shows
signs of being demented. There Was not
bright spot in the distressing affair for
Conant. but every day the case looks worse
AID worse for him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
FORTY-TWO THOUSAND
In Cold Cash Strewn Along the River
by q Generous Government.

by Generous Government
PITTSBURGH, February 16.-This morning
Captain, Cushing, superintendent OF the
Government relief expedition from this
city, received orders from the Secretary OF
War to distribute forty.two thousand dol
lars in cash. in addition to supplies ard
clothing, between this city and lronton,
Ohio. This money will be given the
mayors OF the different towns with in
structious to use it in the purchase OF sup
plies for deserving sufferers until the
Government boat can reach..th poiat. 7 le
distribution made is as follows: lronton,
81, 600: Ashland, n.y., $500; Cattletsburg,
Ky. 81 900; Huntington, ". Va, $l,4OO;
Guyandotte, $500; Gsllipolis, $1,000; Point
Pleasant, 81, 900; Hartford City, $500; Mason
City, $500; Pomeroy, $1,000; Parkersburg
s., 900: Marietta, 81 600; Moundsville, $500;
Benwood. 1000; Wellsburg, 1000; Bel
lsire, So 600; Bridgeport, $1,000; Martins
Ferry, 81 800; Steubenville, 81 OOO, Charles
ton, W. Va, 5000; Batavia, O., $500;
Relleville, W. Va, $3.50; Belpre, $500, New
Cumberland, $500.
Captain Morgan, of the Allegheny
Arsenal, is ordered to Parkersburg where
he will procure small boat and purchase
a supply OF provisions for distribution at
isolated places to prevent further sofferins
until the large boat arrives. Captain Cush-
ing says he has been requested to send
stoves and furniture of all kinds, but the
object OF the government is to relieve inn
mediate wants and not to make good Losses
sustained by the Hood.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
SOlIED BRIllIANTS,
Sde No by the Mad waters of n single
Might.
SpeciG! to the Regtste7

Special 10 the Register.
EauiINNT, February l6-OUt OF the
hany towns made desolate by the food
robsbly none present more desolate sp-
>earsnce than Brilliant. of about one
hundred houses. at least twenty-five were
.Nept away, leaving twenty families with
,ni house or home. 4 relief committee
Ras appointed and has been Doing good
.ervice. The surrounding country towns
ave been bringing wagon loads OF pro-
Iisions Rev. T. Martin and Clark Smith,
q the Relief Committee, went to Steuben-
Hille on Thursday and returned with $3.50
IOrth OF provisions and clothing;
DC same day half car load
goods from Cleveland arrived. The
LoS'aS day two boxes of goods came
pm Dayton, o., so that for the present
e needy are vel. supplied, but as houses
Pre- scarce before the Hood and more so
pW II NIL be good while yet before All
- oe furnished with houses, and still
4nger before they will have the where
"a to furnish them. 50 the good work
I need 10 continue. Probably the
ayltI loser in our town is the firm OF
n. Rodgers S Co. and the Spaulding
Fon company. The iron company esti-
s'e their loss at $500, and Rodgers &
70 = VII. not be much less. Spaulding &
oNe, Lumber dealers, had their eutire stock
Nept away including their office, but the
Ieaier part Of the lumber landed, with
sny houses and othe: drift, against the
1es'.e at the Iron Company's works which
uns from the works 10 their coal shaft
smes West lost almost his entire stock OF
ocerles, as also did R K. Pennell.
iSed Aoney saved about half of his
O'S. Fred Springbarn's saloon hoated
y, but lodged against the trestle at the
on mil, as did the bowling alley and the
ooi room. W. h. Rodgers lost q alusble
lano, also Henry Rhine lost one. Mrs.
smes Carr succeeded in getting the most
her goods upstairs and saved them.
ohn Dargue saved nearly all his goods.
LSimer 4 Co, lost nearly their entire
ock OF drugs.
DR. { W. Bonsr lost his entire stock Of
rugs and bad his building badly damaged.
j. } Mccormick lost forty i've barrels
lime.
A great many chimneys were built with
am instead Of lime and the result il that
any have falien, causing great incon,
dae Spsuldiug Iron Company expect "a
srt 81, 'btr mill Monday.
" . fires at the glass works were mt oni
'ke water. Va
leo much credit cannot be given tn,
H'is et skitfs for the service done dusipi
water.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
MORE POINTERS FROM RAakERsBuRe.

From An Occasional Correspondent.

From An Occasional Correspondent.
PARKERsBURG, February 16.-An engineer
on the c. W. & B. railroad reports q praise
worthy act on the pAt OF the children OF
the public schools in Chillicoths, O The
subject of the much needed relief for tbs
flood sufferers in ths Ohio Valley was bcins
discussed wheD ssme OF the teachers sus-
gested TO the children that each one bring
O penny and IL net that amount to bring o
potato or two or q head OF cabbage. Tbs
results footed up $l9 cash, nine and half
barrv ls OF potatoes, and 20 heads OF cab
bagv which were daily forwarded as the
CHI Idren's
OResing - the SuGeTisg
enss. and among all the many munitcent
contributions to the relief funds none will
/ stand ont brighter in the list Of charitable
acts, or be more highly appreciated than
the offering Of those young hearts. While
our city has suffered . great deal We
have Jared better than our sister city OF
Marietta and our nsighboring town OF
Belpre, which was short time one oil the
prettiest little villages on the Oaio. The
main business part Of the town Is swept
| out OF existence. and most desolate scene
IA now presented. Several OF our own
streets are yet the picture d ruin. some OF
| them being impossible on account OF drift
etc, and in several plsnes the streets are
blocked 9Th shols d.ssilpss. ssasisa aud
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
A GRAPHIC PORTRAYAL.
Or tAs Condition Of AHairs An ana
Aho,s Parhersburg-The Bteekdaie
ARRIVES

AbOut ParheFsbarg-The Btoekoai'
Arrives
9peesoJ 10 ne Register.
| PARxExesuae, February l6-The United
States relief boat Ssockdsle touched herr
today and left supplies at Parkersburl
and Belpre. Major Shaw has charge, and
! is distributin& to all needy ones. E1"G1V'
ernor Boremap, authorized by the Secre'
of War to charter boet and load it with
provisions from ibis vicinity, has secured
the tow boat Hawk, and she is now rece1V'
ing q cargo. She viii leave for points be-
low tomorrow, with Captain Loper In
charge.
The friends of the Ohio RrFer Railroad
are glad that the reports regarding the
damage there to have been greatly e1as-
gerated. The condition OF the road is
much better than expected. Az soon rs
the water will permit they will push the
work to completion. ..r.E
Owing to water in the p;pes our city is
in darkness. Colonel Despard is doing his
best to ren,edy the matter and hopes to be
able to repair the damage soon.
PARKERsGvEG, w. VA, February B.-
The United States Relief Steamer Katie
s,ockdale arrived at Psrke,sburg this
morning, loaded to the guards with three
hundred tons of relief supplies and one
hundred tons OF coal. The supplies aboard
cost $50 C0y,of the $4,000 appropriated,
and the Government has telegrsphed the
flooded towns beyond the boats reach the
privilege to draw on the remaining $685. GOO,
in sums ranging from $500 to $6,.
600, according to their necessities.
The submerged cenntry is slowly
shaking off the waters and the devastation
paralyses description. Roofs of houses,
and piles OF brick and timber, tell the sad
tale. Provisions are said to be plentifnlly
supplied, but the people suffer from the
cold weather.
Marietta, O., is wreck. Houses are
torn, Quilted and demolished on all the
streets. There are no Inhabitants except
in the second stories, and not many OF
them
There is no doubt but that Parkersburs
Will be able to assist our sudererS, Out the
destitution in the smaller settlements is
inteIse. Belpre is wreck and Its princi-
psl street he's entirely disappeared with
only a fe " piles Of brick to mark its loca-
ton. -
A toyboat with tow swung abreast OF the
town of Rayenswood and held the houses
from being swept away, last Saturday.
Otherwise the town and all its Inhabitants
would have been engulfed The
wires are down in all direc.
tions and from here news goes
to Baltimore, and there is transferred. The
dissrrangement interferes with all trans
missions of news and it is doubtful If tele-
graphic matter can be sent after leaving
here. The Stockdale leaves ten tons OF
freight here to be distributed by the Re
lief Com nittee at this point for the suffer-
ing below. Business is entirely suspended.
The loss at PArkersburg is one million
dollars,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
A MISHAP.

Tie first page of to, days paper was
,o have contained map ofthe Ohio
Valley watershed, bit while running
y { first edition, the plate accidentally
ulled oil and was wrecked, and its
mission made necessary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
BLAINE ~. OHIO.
Considered as the Heir of <arBeld hS
the II aolknya%-

Cou.,dsred as the Heir of GARFIELD hJ
the h aoS<nJn>-
Cu1FETAsD, o., February l6.-EIGoF-
ernor Foster has scheme. II is 10 make
himself the Republican candidate for Wee
Prasident. To carry out t6is ambition he
is connecting with. Logan, Blaine snd
Edmunds, and preparing TO fight 1ohn
Sherman on Buckeye ground. 1t has. been
published thai Blaine and Foster haSs IN
u,dsrstandipE but such is not tbs case.
M, Blaine has refused TO make say Vice
Presidential alliance, although he has had
tro opportunities presented from thif
State within two weeks One Of me Qppo--
tunities was presented by Mr.. Foster, in .
delicate way, during his recent visit -
Washington sad New York. 3rt Mr.. FSs-
ter In not the power in Ohio .he once vss
and Mr Blaine knows it. Tso deiea.4 IN
succession for The party led BY the ca4no-
dealer OF Fostoiis hsve sadl IL Weakened hii
prestige at home and abroad.
TIE Rsp 81 ohis
never hsd boss. Mr.. FDster made an 81
fort 10 plant himself square in such ps
sitiop, and failed. In making tSe efipx'
and failing be trod upsa q good many tan
| der toes. Then he anrtalIy oflnded thl
| whole LIQUOR elemerA Of the State Of bott
| psrties, and has paid dearly for that, n ,h'
| world we'll knows. About tho saIns tim,
| be ouarreled WITH Nurat Hastead, OF th.
| Cipcip natl Comnsrcial Gazette aAd Hal
| stead has coyertiy fought tbs Goysrnor 10
| two years. Tia Governor has fre4usAti,
| threatened 10 ssiab;ish, Or. rather, start
. rev Republican otxas in Cnoinnsti
and in The meantime has besI
very trspdly with the Knquir
.r. Whsa sherman came into tn
| State issi tau TO make speeches be Pre-
ceeded to make himself solid With th
whisky in tsresh by taking . position
god oesi moro friendly 10 Gambrinus tha
tbs. occupied by Foster The fact 10. th
xheis brewing and distilling intsrest
| friendly to Sherman. His brothefin-6
Nouiton. is attorney for many large di
tillers Of Cipcinpati and sadjscent Ks,
tsofy and between the brotherinkls %
the ex-Secre,sry Of the Treasury uhisi
hss been ably represented in WashinstoI
| Tgo yssrs sgo
! Foster ass strsag kS.oush
to die ste every nomination ~ tbs R'su
Iir.n s,sf6 Cnnreniian. 7s:,y..r ne vi
be sb.e 70 lsks himssY nae " tbs dsl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

IL this issue Of THE REGISTER will
b. found q report of an interview with
Ihe distinguished Judge G.. w. THOMP-
sOS, in which are detailed many inter-
! sting "reminiscences of great floods
occurring during the early history OF
Dur city. Judge THOMPsON's wide
sange Of experience and observation,
Ind his clear and retentive memory,
hlakes his aid invaluable when facts
Ind details of long past events are de-
lived for the information Of the present
Generation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

PEnrLE nowadays display more de-
lire to get downtO causes than they did
b the old days. If there was any effort
j. discover the causes of the flood OF
81 il is not on record, but they will
kant to know all about the deluge Of
Isl. In another column some clue Is
Eiven and the anxious reader may fol-
|pw the map and explain everything to
is satisfaction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS
In Bonds VSted by the Jefferson
COanty Commissioners.

S7lecNI U he RegtStT.
STEUEENYILLx, o., February l6.-The
County Commissioners this afternoon voted
to issue bonds to the amount of six thou.
sand dollars to alleviate the wants OF the
food sufferers. They will ask the Legis'
lature for power to make such issue.
The special election to fill the vacancy
in the office of City Solicitor resulted in
the election of Willis m Mcdonald Miller,
Republican, there being no opposition. The
y, te was very light.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

AN Associated Press telegram from
Psrkersburg, printed elsewhere, gives .
bsphic description of the wreck and
pin in and about the metropolis of
Mood county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

\ SPECIAL to The REGISTER from
Washington indicates that MORRIsON's
Dorizontal tariff bill will pass the
House, but the Senate will put it back
lgain in BIILY's little bed where it be-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
STILL IN NEED.
Forty Families Depending Upon char.
tty ut Brilliant, ohio.

Special to the Register.
BRILLIANT, O., February 16.-Upon a re-
port having gained circulation that the
food sufferers OF this place are supplied
the officially appointed Relief Committee
met this afternoon and reported to Council
that such is far from being the case, as
there are at present forty families depend.
ant upsn public charity. Accordingly the
Town Council respectfully submit the
above for pu5lisation.
RiCHARY. BIaYLE
Mayor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

THE StOckdale arrived at Parkers-
burg last night and left ten tons Of sup
pi,r~ for the destitute.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

hJous sysssn Iusnins do~n? II th.n
o feeling Of dse.sptitSds taking possessios
ofyout Are tie functions of yooi dgsS
tive spa urinary esgans impaired h jour
blocd hadr DO SORES and pimples trOubh
you, Do you suffer from aches md pains
Are you weak. and dos the least sxSsti0
give you fatigue. Bewsysl kAgatn psf
fecs health BY using Or. Guysott's Ysnos
Deck and SaIaparilia-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

TUE REGISTER Relief Fund continues
J. receive valuable acquisitions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

Mr.. Wm. Jobnsoa. Of Hasoa, Oak,
srixs that his wifs he'd been troaSlee
with acute Bronchitis foF mssy yon
and that I'll renediss tried esys Nc p1
n.nens .i,ef rnsii nth hs npes,s psoeorsdt y, O. a..
sumpsion, Coughs and Colds. which hes
. nseiesI e6ect, and produesd . ewns-
nent cure. Il u gusrsnteed 70 cure
ali riseasss Of chs Throat LunpL o.
T,i,i loaiss zoe 1t Lnssa & oab Dsss
6iose. Large Sse y %
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

Whsn Q remedy hss ppSssa usslf - -
Q cure Tor consunptioa ssA pssfsst lsnd
rsstorer Il sboald b kspt = eses2 Ven
regulated hona. We Ssfss - d. Wiseax'l
Bsisan of VIA Chsny, Q snd4 deee q
vhioh sill san N oDdiaasy eoo4h - cold.
A Nv bott3ss viii euss soasumpRoA.
10 yery pleasant b TAXA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

At 1910 Main street you ca get the hest
Ceaxh syrup, Ask fur TrIu, Tar sod Wild
Cherry, --.. .... r..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
THE CAUSES


THE CAUSES
That Led to the Aqueous Iuyasios
ofFsbruary, 1884.
Tracing the Water Back to Its Very
Commencement.
The Unparalleled Snowfall Of Tues.
day, the Eighth. Of January
The Foundation Of All the Watsry
Misery That Followed.
The Great Watershed that Drains
Into the Ohio River
And the Sluics Gatss Through
Which il Is Discharged.
How the Katsry Mass was Prscip.
itated All at Once,
Opening the FlOOd-Gatss Up at the
Head Waters
To Pour Death and Destruction
Upon the Valley Below.
Progress of the Flood Toward the
Mexican Gulf.
sRd the Streams it Feeds Upon
En- Route.
Latest Tslegraphic News Up and
0owD tha Valley,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

outhouses Of every description, The poor
OF the city are now all well ear d for. Im-
mense damage was done 10 th Sidewalk,
and many are yet in q dangerous condition,
but the damage is Being repaired as fast as
possible. The repCsts concerning BeliwLe .
have been somewhat exaggerated. I. re Town
is not wiped out OF existence. but h "a SUI
tered much. The ksaviest loet,n are
Mitchell Bros. and Hon. W. A. CoDfA- the
lstters losses reaching Up into thousa nds'
Mr.. Cooper is in Florida on sccount OF MS
health.
The genial Colonel G. w. Atkinson. u.
g. Marshal for West Virginia, has been
here attending Federal Court
Captain Frank Cooper, OF the steamer
Henry Knox, was here on Thursday snd
reports that