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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-05-30
WILL YOU SUFFER


with Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint ?
shiloh's Nitalizer Is guaranteed to cure
you. For sale by Meyer Bros.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
CATARRII CURED,

health and sweet breath secured by Shi-
loh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Nasal Injector free. For sale by Meyer
Bros
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Gentlemen who want spring suit put
up IN CITY STYLE should call at the
POPULAR MERCHANT TAILOR f
Bloomsbury, David Lowenberg who en-
ploYs only EXPERIENCED WORKMEN
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E. A. Rawlings wants calves, for which
he will pay six cents per pound. If
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CHAs. II. KNIFFEN,
No Ia Magnolia Avenue, Wilkes Barre, Pa

For lame back, side or chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale
by Meyer Bros.
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A cold wave struck this section on Tues =
day night, the thermometer getting down
to 40.
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AAp A MONTH and BOARD for three live young
Xuhmen or ladies IN each county. Address L. w
yovzlEGLER co, Philadelphia,
May 23-4w
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sLEEPLRss NIGHTS,

made miserable by that terrible cough.
Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. For
sale by Meyer Bros.
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CTATEMENr OF CLAIMS

AGAINST TOWN PUBLISHED AS PER REsoIU-
TIoN OF TOWN COUNCIL PASSED
APRIL 2ist 1891,
The following bill were presflied II council
April 9th and pas ed and order ere issued for
their Seryeral amounts, viz:
SnpEEr ,,nAIMISSInNrI.nS n1II
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The Normal Seniors are hard at work
preparing for the final struggle next week.
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THAT HACKING OouGU

THAT HACKING COUGH
can be so quickly cured by Shilohs Cure.
We guarantee it. For sale by Mover
Bros
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There are fifteen candidates for county
commissioner in Lycoming county.
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sIIIEOn's COUGH
Nabapov r;tv pa Gont Q 1900

and Consumption Cure is sold by us on q
guarantee. 1t cures consumption. Fol-
sale by Meyer Bros.
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DIR, Shattuck is putting in a new foun-
tain in the lower part of his grounds.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

c. G. Mari wants butter, eggs, lard, side,
shoulder and ham.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-05-30

The best place to buy parasols is at Clark
& Sons, largest stock, lowest prices.
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'"N "NIP9 f1INUTII1VIO T-IIAIT IUT MT ms
always acted like a charm, think this
fall 1t cut short severe attack of Rheuma-
tism. | can endorse the remedy either as
a preventive orc cure, Yours truly,
Mrs. G.. w. PALMER,
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Christ Church, Williamsport, has new
parish building that cost $4,000.
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"When found make a note Of"
The place to go for your spring clothing,
a stylish hat, or n fine neck scarf, or the
latest style in furnishing goods is at David
LoWenberg's
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(Note.-Mrs. G.. w. Palmer is the moth
er OF Hon. Henry w, Palmer, of Wilkes
Barre, Pa, ex-State Attorney General of
Penna.l
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A very large line of straw hats now on
view, NOBBY, NEAT and NEW, just ar
rived at David Lowenberg's.
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The place for summer silks at the lowest
prices is at Clark & Sons, Acc. yd up.
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A neat present given away with every
purchase made at the Popular Clothing
Store of David Lowenberg.
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Cheese cloth yd., wide 5c, yd,, at Clark
" SONS.
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Total amt OF orders issued April i... 8 563 05
THE FOLLOWING BILLS ARE ON FILE FOR
WHICH ORDERS HAVE NOT BEEN
ISSUED, To-WIT:
w Eyer one day assisting Surveyor on
sewer In Jan, Observation-Disclosures. 8 1 50
Meyer for repair OF lanterns April IS
S Furman for straps for hose carriage
. Aprn 10 81. Sl.,...,....,......,......,, 80
S Petriken for rent OF Town Pound
from April ~, TO April LIST 'S3 (of
which 50 allowed and not accepted) Is 90
$ w Shut, police service Apri 5th 81. / 0O
Il keller atty fee In Equity suit OF DJ
Waller ct. al, VS.. Town OF Blooms
burg No. l. Feby term Si ........... so 90
@ G. Rarkley, for services as solicitor from
August 10Th 'S3, TO April 23d SI, in
Guiding extra services In Karn, case,
and In Equity suit OF ID j Waller ct
al, VS. Town and In proceedings to
widen Light Street road. ............. 25i 90
Secretary OF Council for extra work In
connection with sewer In Nov and
Dec S3 and Jan and Feby Si and for
time spent In connection with Equity
| case No Feb 4. .Si..,.............. so 90
| Ilutchins Shoemaker Tor sewer pile o.. $50 Os
Morehead Clay Works for sewer pipe
(Which includes damaged pipe and u
number OF pipe that We're never or
dered by Council for which II Is claim
ed the Town Is not reSponslb e) ...... $50 3s
q X Hou'el Street Commissioner, bin
| from April list TO April 9th Si .,..... is %
Total amount OF Bllls on hand April both -
1901 SSH Ol
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More white dress goods and embroidor-
les at Clark u Sons cheaper than ever.
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The best syrup sold for so cents is at G.
Q. Marr's.
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Wool and cotton carpet chain at c. G.
Marr's.
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The best values in black dress silk ever
offered for the money at Clark Il Sons.
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New goods at j. b. Skeer's.
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Splendid counterpaues at G. c. Marr's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
THE RATHBoNE TRAGEDY
S,u the Topic Of Con''ra't'""
,,,,.,rx of Sis Financial Agent.

,s-.-,,r,ar,x. December "i-lhe 81"
-. II, the family Of IoioceI RaihooHe
;.s.;u tho one t~p:c Of c,nvcr.ation among
.,o;- ,;ds Z. rcln oj ucqusintances IN TINS
,citv and later news by cable Is aaN'oUS'y
svai,sd. Colonel James &. Barrett ""O
Zoo t,own Colonel Rsthhone Tor years
.n5 ubo has been acting as his attorney III
't;." ":.r ssia TO reporter this morning
,rro bsd ca',eI uTon him: i recet'er .
re,,sr from Colonel Rlth6one oa'e" w
- io the last one that l have l'on
49,, which is perfectly coherent ana ID.
.sn;.o,,, such letter as any business iuaH
would write to smother. He SPEAKS o' so,..' S-n
obor,,ss in the furniture OF his house -
and his suggestions are c.ear an, AM nnsnrpd-
/ TIE letter gives no siSno oi ihe"'"'
+ ness" ..-;Lrle his aCth
asked tue reporter. l., .,.er raC)va red
80, .bo hoo, of the night Ill ife9Iues's
| Iinr,ln's box st the theatre at
sjwsys haunted his mind. ne 81
/ t;,,,oS subject to fits of desponaehcS 90 o.
nnNCdism. | think that at one VI 80.
tines aggravated by dySpeP'ia NC o,hs-
mitred this fatal act. There Is ~ 80 ~ -
carse that can be assigned that Sno" ",
con,inued the Colonel. HIS alia.rs 81
~ l,oDf condition and he he'd no i'naIo.H' I
.-,-,rTs IN contend with. He may nave
sra,,Istsd some but not more than NV NV
/ - means could afford. His reiannls
| u.;,L his wife and family were atectlohi'eii
| tI;s wiTs was one OF the brightest women
- not and che vas everything tASt
! &c ousat 70 be. Colonel kathoone was
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
M FLkTBusH AlMSH0UJe.
Az Accomplished and Beautiful Lady
Inmate.


Nsw YORK, December %l.-A handsome.
richly clad man alighted from a cab at JUS
tice Walsh's cour, in Brooklyn to-day to
answer charge OF abandonment preferred
by his young wife.
Mrs. pevcan Is a beautiful and accom-
plished yours woman. said that lady
cousel to your corrcsp poldeut, and was a
Miss Holly OF hrouElyn. She met Deyean
about thirteen years ago aud they were
married. O-e afternoon, while Mrs. Deyean
and her mother were out shopping, the de
fendant drove to the house in Clifton place
and took away every piece OF furniture
snd induced her htile boy ~ accompany
him. peveqn was arrested, bit the oase
ras dismissed on the grounds that Mrs.
Heyean was rot Liable TO become 4 charge
uron the country. persuade Nrs. -
70. % 20 to II tuush aud bee me "a ~
mate ii the EinsHOIs". Sis E:.i =
shrsnk from going the!F, but final ar
cedtd to my request, and slept there fnC Il
while. 4 warrant was then obtain ad againS'
psvesn.'
Justice Walsh TO day diSmisSoi the Ii.
ie?danr. holding the case 10 be ont uf his
'ursijrton but Justice Duffy Of this city
has Granted another warrant for D'vsan,
Who is under bonds to appear before him
10 morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
fFRAlp FATHERWouLD RE-MARSY,
Trouble whiCh Go>sIpS Made for 'o"'
uCcIicuI Farmer.

New F.v... utseH,HCr "l.-lucius Do
r,tie is enc Of the richest farmers OF
Woodbridge. 50 suaI. town outside OF New
Haven. Thuurh sv~,n;v years old, Mr.
Doolit,is is y~. ha rut able 10 care Tor
his LARGO fs-n. wi,4 - ds;ry Of hity COWS.
He mas tygo Cow, da.:Iliers and one grown
son. The elder uaIit'.s began paying
lovers strcu.:,! "a au Interesting widow ot
fortv-uiue w.u ily,s n the neighbour od'
The children. Emma l., Ada \. and IRWIN
p. became alarmed and yesterday they APP
plied to a promim,.t city lawyer for al
vice rs to lie best mcuns OF Prcventlu!
their fstE.r's lnarr.ayp. rs the result OF
his consultation the Probate Court OF Nc"
Haven WAS p-j.tiOrgd to-jay for conserV-
stor who should mrngre the estate OF l.u
Gins DoOljttle. because OF his eT.rsme age.
Mr.. poolittle was equal to the o'ct-l2n'
He brought with him into curt '"iS
morniug fifty witnesses, including many
ueIl tn.do res dents OF WOOdbrdS" aud
Ectbauv. all OF wuom were ready to testify
of his ability to mind his own business anu
mind il well, without the assistance o. .
rcnservator. His Childrcu's Lawyer c.!sc.'n
a nnstpOnemeut Of the hearing. II Is not
Ikought that they will press the matter
Mr. Drolittle nnw saws that be never uaa
any thoughts o. marrying, anu tUdt Tue
y hole trouble was induced by the oahoHhS
TONGUES OF his feminine nelghoofS'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
MA2hI!NG HIS NIECE.
Young Woman Rams AwnT From
ISomc with Her Incie.

IEv.N.i"&. Ga, december 5l.-Aiss Hat
tie Stewart i one OF the best known young
ladies II Jackson county, OF which her
father is lcaGj.s C';zau. She recently
graduated irom one OF the female insti'
tues, and st olae become Al object ot ri
VARY smovg yoTn; men. Living IN the
same hou-e wi.h her was her uncle, her
fathers brother. I":spu \. Stewart. He
became special recipient Of his nieces
confidence. whicS he used jor .he purpose
Of drtytn: awGy an Eer sUitO.s. Vt last
tie truth began to down upon the
mind OF Jhe girls father that his
brothers actions were not entirely
Gr>in;erested and cios scr observation shove"
that he was playing the pr "I lover
IN her than that OF EH''". HAJths" u!
.Le intentions Of his brother, NJ. Stewart
dove him from his house. lHurSHay
risht Miss Stewart failed to ceturns home
from visit. Her father SET out 10 hhu
her, and discovered that her uncle was a.s'
n, .ssing and that toe COIrle n"l ie't IN tAr
direction Of this place. The ltther resched
here TO find that the par by false repre-
sfrtctiou> had succeeded IL getting ma,
ried. Mr.. Stewart was deeply mOruU'i
securing the services OF an officer, he Is
now in hot pursuit oil the errInS r'NP'e
This is the second marriage o, tue klnu
vhich has taken place here, Henry Il.
Farmer having married his aunt some
vars agO, which marriage was suoneINehI
II .ega,iIrd 10y the Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
GONE UP IN SMOKE.
Large FIGur Mil Al Akron Destroyed
Last Evening.

AREoa, O., December 3l.-About five
O'clock this evening, ire caught in the
dust room Of the -Etua flour mill, owned
by George W. Mcneil and James n. Bald
win. The wo' kmen had to run for their live.
The ilames spread fast and the entire struc-
ture was consumed. The mil! was recently
enlarged 10 200 barrels daily, and rebui t
for the roller process The mill WAS valued
al 5000, siork on hand, $500; and IN
sured for $40 coo, well distributed.
CmcAGo, December 80 Fire occurred
this evening in large building, Nos. Ia
sad III Munroe street, causing loss OF
nearly hail million. The building was
twenty-four by eighty feet at the front p1r-
ton and fOrty.two feet at the rear, aud
was filed with printing, IIthOsraphing and
kindred establishments. The approximate
losses anu insurance are as follows: BrOd
ntr, Smith 4 Co, stalioners and book
binders, iOsS bl2I uGo, insurance, E>hdOl.
National Printing Co, managed by j. IL.
Mcconnell, and one ui the largest show
printing houses IN the country; loss tl2o,'
EU: insurance SlGU, 900. Gus value at
So, D,U were in the vault, not one believed
10 be saved. Shobcr N Carguieville iith0.
graphing Company lost S3HO, 900; insurance
.,u.unO 10 S9ouur. T.. Il, Myers law book
publishers lost $1,000 to $4,000; insur-
u.re A!-ICu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
GAS STUCK
At The "WiIi O. the Wisp' We'll il
Wel!sburg.
A Free'for-AII Fight INDUCED in by the Sal
'ation Aumy-Graftons Pretty
Girls Have a Leap
Year Party,
Special 10 the Register.


WELIsRrEG, December 3l.-The "Will o
the Wisp' gas well is down $40 feet, aud
drilling is progressing tavorab!y. Two
veins of gas have been struck, which
When ignited, produce a lame reaching
upwards some ten or twelve feet. 1t will
be RENE mbered that this well was located
by gentleman who offered to put up 300
that gas would be found there.
bir. J. T.. Curtis has purchased from John
Glankensop, Sr., a lot at the head OF Queen
street with the intention Of sinking a well
for gss. Others are associated with Mr.
CARTS "A the enterprise, but We have not
been advised as to their names.
There was a High Old Time
at the Salvation Army barracks on Satur-
day night. A free-for.all fight was indulg-
ed in by upwsrds OF twenty-five or thirty
men and boys. One man received stab
in the leg with a knife. Black eyes, big
noses, swelled lips and sore heads were the
most prevailing injuries. our informant
states that they were shouting ]. o., the
wCrshippers in one end OF the hail Will
the light WAS .Oing on in the other. The
blenders will be hauled up before his
Ionor, Mayor Frost, to explain way the
peace and dignity ol the city should be i'll
this manner disturbed.
The knghrs OF Pythlss elected the fol
lowing officers on Wednesday evening las.
n. T.. Calendine, c. c.; Arch. Rec. Y. G;
DR.. l.. r. Harden, Irelate: Geo. W. NJ
Cleary. X. Il. :; y. G.. puval, u. F.; Will
Eatclin NJ + ; Clarence Jacobs, VI. y.
oar friends here who are in possession of
New IIeniS of Interest
End desjriog their publication in the Re"
IsTER can be accommodated by reducing
the same to writing and addre,, n RFgIs.
TER Correspondent, Lock Eox :. He IS
often conirUn I'd with, Il did not see an
account OF tbs, tia, and the othnr in your
reports" Wi, we cant re everywhere at
once, SO when you know anything send US
word.
E.der Mortimer, who has filed the Dul
pit at tie l.sC."'c Church very sa iSlac.
;Oliiy ~ lh" congregation for the past year,
l-it Il j. morn ug for Austin, Texas, 10 lake
Charg, OF "A congregation there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
ARThUR'S NEW YEARS.
Details 0F the Finest Reception tha
White House
HAS KNOWN IN MANY YEARS
Some Curons Facts About the Members Of
.he Present COrgress-The Rath-
bore Tragedy-fitZ John
Porter's Case.

WA-arNsroS. December 81 People here
have abandoned business pursuits this
afternoon snd are given up entirely to to.
marrow calls and receptions. New Yeas
day was never so generally observed as II
Viii likely be tomorrow. All sections an
ro:eries and cl:lues seem to be representa-
il the Presidents list of assistants and the
pro Pec.s are his reception will be attend II
uy more people than have ever greeted the
'- dent on New Years day. Mrs, HAYES
l.mre.5u"e cxsm.le will be thrown aside
d, a- .a'r residences. Punch bowls will be
- brought into use, and eeyuoyg
.uI ,Aampagne will flow unrestraine l..
livery available hack in the city is engage :.
Callers will start ont at p. N, ana not
stop until l. midciGht.
The following is the official programma
OF the Presidents reception: At II 4. NJ,
he President will receive the members OF
.le Cabinet and the diplomatic corps. At
a quarter past eleven A. NJ. the Chief Justice
sEd the associate justices Of the Supreme
Court oi the United States. At hall past
"a ~ We ''s .aANNAA anu lNt kNtsGulaLlNCS III
Congress, the judges OF the Court of Claims
the Judges OF Supreme Court Of the Ds-
tciCt Of Columbia and officers Of the DIS.
triCt Judiciary, the commissioner OF the
District Of Columbia, eX.meu.bers Of the
Cabinet aud eN,m!ujs.e-s OF the Dnjted
>rsIrs. A. - Vt. IN. officers Of the ARMY
and navy. NJ ha.i-past l. o.. the
Secretary If the Smithsonian ms i
tute, the commissioner OF agriculture
,ue assistant secretaries OF the de
psrtmsntS the Assistant Postmaster
General, the Solicitor General. tho Assist
an, Attorneys General, the Superintendent
OF the Coast Survey. the headS OF 5u.U aus
If The several departments, the National
E3srd Of Health and the civil Service Com
mission. At a quarter 20 / T.. VI. the AssO-
GATED Soldiers al the war OF lSI2. the Asso-
v.ateG Veterans OF the war ot I>tG, The
members of the o dest Inhabitants As,o-
,,ariun of the District oi Columbia, and the
r.Sui Army OF tae Republic. At l g.. ".
reception OF citizens. which will terminate
a. O.. ". Carriage Will approach the ES-
eCUtlve mansion Oy the eastern gaze and
leave by the western. The iutroductipu~
viii be made by Marshal McNllcuael and
CO.Orel Rockwell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
CONCERNING GENERAL GRAVT,
Nature Of His Iniury-His Financial
SitsIttiOn-SOt u Presidential Candi.

uOIes
WAsTINGToS, December 3l.-A warm
per- onsl friend OF General Grant arrived
here from New York this evening. This
gentleman is very intimate with the Gen.
eral. He says: Il saw General Grant last
night. He is very much improved fr m
his fall, but he may not be abe 10 walk
perfectly straight for some time. In fill
ing on his hip he tore open muscle, and
while the wound is not serious, it is very
Iainiul. 1t will be several weeks before he
is able TO walk without limpi"g'
"A good mary stories are told" contin-
ucd my informant, "anout Grants having
lost all his property and being compelled
TO depend on tie charity OF his sons for
support. This is not true. Grant is in
very good circumstances financially. He
is PERFECTLY independent aud could end his
days hvIrg on the interest OF his money il
he vi. he'd to. There is no necessity for his
working at all. lie has, however, been for
Iunale in investing in stocks. lie is very
conservative aud has clear head for bcsl
ness. But to chang" the subject, Grant in
formed me a short time ago that he was not
and '"ou!d not be under any circumstances
a car iGaie fOr the Presidency. lie said
that nothing could induce him 10 change
his ind, and We all know how stubborn
GTaI. is When he once makes up his mind
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
The Otiy E.tyin. Issue.

The only liv,ug issue between the two
great poii'ics! p,rti's which dIy,dc the
county, ~ understand it, is this
whether thc r,ycn"r sy en- sA.ll re- re-
formed, ari upon what oasis OF principe
il ,hau Iu settled.
The Republican party hr.!eves in tho
doctrine Of protection FOR III" sake Of prj-
tec,ion. It insists ih2: PrD,"c.iye duits
Grc constitutional Gnd ~" necessary in
order 10 insure To the WorEiDEmen a fair
remuneration FOR their labor. II wOul
Therefore, im,,p-n duties ~ nearly p-OI,D.-
tory ~ possible on articles prDtUcci in this
country. end as a policy make free thoss
articles which are not o. cannot be pro-
GI,ed here.
The Harocratic party insists that the
Constitution merely provides trr The i'm
pp'iiirn Uf du'Ics Tor revenue and not for
piYt"CliUn, except so fer as duties 50 i'm.
Iu>td necessarily aiiJrd incii"nts.
protection; that protective duties
'annut aud DO not favOrably AZ.
ffct the general rate Of wages;
that legislation is pOvcrlc.g TO permanent
" increase the remuneration for labor, al
though II might seriously impair IL. that
,rOitCtiUn can divert labor and capita!
nom more rrOiirable INTO less profitable
Il aunr'S OF industry. l. recognizes, how
ever. the fact tLst Tie protective System
o. teen 50 ,ong H. force. a1j IL 50 in
rrn,rcd in judicial construction az 70
MAKE it id'e now to raise the constitutions.
question. that ~" amoIhi Of capita and
labor Tow engaged in the protected indus.
rripsistGogfcsr tOaimii Otany Investigation
likely 10 do them any real injury: THAI the
pp'v rrfrrrI now pDss bic j. IN the re Tue
ton and removal OF duties which are
no longer needed TO insure their con-
tu"ed s~r.terCe; that these excessive du-
tie, sr~ ~ reality ousrrGciir" 10 their pros.
reri'y, that duties Oh raw materials should
-. renewed. n,cau>e such dn'iRs constitute
-y'sC,Ic,i Gtuuct,on from The wages oi "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
The CELTIC SAFE.
a Brokcn Shaft Compels II to Make
SInH EimC.

rryNorru, UNC., December -. Inc
sis, mer Geilyrt reports that it spoke to the
s,,or,e- Celtic on the 2gd in latitude Il,
Iorcituds 81. The Ce,tic's main shaft was
broken and she was proceeding under sail.
The captain of the Gellert refused TO 10"
tho Ce,tic owing to the bad weather, but
ole~.d 10 take the passengers ami mails,
whiCh vas declined The gale increasing
The Gellert Proceeded, having hSrertainSa
,Istths Celtic Na> in u seaworthy couuI-
,;'',' ,;'%' and its human freight in no danger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
A MYSTERIOUS CRIME.
4 DcuYcr Kan ksSsssinnt"d by SomC
CnAnOWn Person.

DENVER, December &l.-A mysterious
murder occurred last night William But,
Ter, saloon keeper, was Shot with slugs
lust as ne Was leaving a hack and going
into his yard on Downing avenue. The
person who nred the shot is unknown.
Butler died in about fifteen minutes. one
man was arrested on suspicion but released.
1t Was intensely cod, aud there was good
deal of SNOW ia that part OF ii" city wAerD
the sbuutirg occurred. \ person to wal
in the cold Tor Bn;itr 10 come home, mus
have L,@ some lorc, deep seated plan o
Vengeance. A Coroner's inquest will
held tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
Iowyerqss Kane 10 Make Her Debut.

CuIcAr0. December %l.-Miss Kate Name,
the Iawyeress who gained some notorlety
in milwaukee, by throwing a glsss of water
in the face Of Judge Mallory because he
ruled against Ter, is ebAut TO make her de.
trt in Chicago. judge Gary, in the Grim
inal Court, has appointed her 10 defend
Ernest kchicl, Il criminal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
PCrn.iiieh Ia attend.

Nr. EoJcg smith ana MI Mary Ellen
hlokC wee united in marriage OF the -D.a
If Dtc,nr"erDy Esquire Mays. May JOY Z.
With lHc'i.
lion. Josiah Sinclair presented the NOR
a,r. al the ErnwGod city bra hanl with q"
rrr ahaIiG-IIrI az 'nrslma. present. III
boys weIr pleased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-01
Anticipating Failures.

New YORK. December 81 Dry goods
dealers here say that the Providence fail.
ure is likely TO be followed hy other manu-
.acturing concerns. who can not rescue
themselves b"cause Oi large stocks on
hand, low prices aud s,sck demand.