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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
NOT UNEXPECTED
The AHsatsws Irss Wsshs ClessA Ter
ReoYgaaisasi0o.

The AHsatsWa Irso Wsshs Cteee1 seS
ReorGasisasies.
ALLkkrowN, Pa, January A-Two OF ths
Eve stscks Of the Allentown Iron Comps.
ny's works, which hsd been In operation
since last spring were blown out ysstsr.
day afternoon, when the Last cast vas
made. Thus the works axs complst ly
idle, snd 100 men are thrown out OF em-
ployment. The suspension WA not IN.
expected. -, some months sso, IL vs. IN.
nounced that, a. soon - the coal ore and
other materials on hand we're exhausted.
the furnaces would bs blown out II II
more than probable that the company Will
81 ortly undergo complete reorganization.
ard ,iist the blowing out OF Che works Il
q step In that direction. The furneces
are Of the old pattern and not adsptsd 70
10 the modern methods oi iron making.
apd thus the con- psny wss hardly 10 po-
siiion TO compsts with works having the
latter improvements. The Alleutowu lfoa
Company 10 one Of the pioneers In the
Manufacture OF iron In Psnnsyivsnla. and
for yean was among the largest produos1
OF iron In the county. It's production
had 0 reputation for exosllspce e1ualed by
but few rivals, and its pay roll amounted
TO msny thousand dollars monthly. The
plant 10 q valuable one, and, With the feof.
ganization Of the oonosrn and the intro
duc,ion Of the improved methods Of Iron
making. Il In believed u csn resdiIy b
placed on paying basis vhsnsvsr the Iron
trade shows more activity than nov Pre-
ysilS.
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FIGHTING FOR GREASE.
A RaIf Million Dollar Tract OF Land
With Unsettled OMnernhip.


OIL CITY, Pa, January PA special
term OF the Forest County Court has been
called at Tionesta to decide the possession
of a very valuable tract of 800 acres in
Howe Township. There are on the prop
erty at least ten first class producing oil
wells, and oil already produced, in the
hands of a receiver, amounts to over 200 600
barrels. The sto,y OF the case is lengthy,
the present litigation dating back to 1889,
when one Matthews owned the land. Since
then the land has become very valuable as
an oil.producing territory. At that time,
however, the owners paid little attention
to it, and seye raj times it was sold for tax
realizing q mere trifle. Through the neg
ligence Of former owners in not having
d. eds recorded, two parties now claim the
ownership, the plaintiffs being o. L. Clark
and Leroy Judd, Of Leadyille, Colorado,
ard the Bslltown Oil Company defendants.
B, sides the local legal talent the plaintiffs
have retained Aessrs. 0smer 4 Freeman, OF
Frauklyn, and the defendants George A.
jerks, of Brookyille; X. Brown, Of War
rem; +. B. Guthrie, OF Titusville; 5. II.
Johnson, OF Warren, aud Slagle, Wylie
White, of Pittsburgh. The value Of the
dis sputsd property is not less than half
million dollars.
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PUTTING 1T STRONG.
Sho uld Correspondents be Made 10 Give
the Sources of Their rInfOrmatlOD:

should Correspond dents be Made 10 Give
the Sources of Their Information:
Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, January 4.-The matter OF
compelling correspondents to testify in
current investigations has brought up the
whole question OF privileged communica-
tions, and it is likely some effort will be
made to extend something Of the same pro-
lection that is accorded to lawyers in the
n alters OF testimony to newspaper men
who decline 10 give the sources OF their in-
formation on matters OF Importance under
investigation by Legislative and judicial tri-
bunals here. An old time correspondent
in a con munication to the National Re-
rublican to-day puts the case strongly.
The principle he says has been estab-
lished, and is asserted every day, that a
lawyer shall not be compelled to disclose
any matter that his client may impart to
him under the seal of confidence. This is
'tacit admission that such secrecy is
part of tie lawyers stock
in trade, so to speak. Now the
sources from whence newspaper
reporter or correspondent obtains informa.
ton for publication are without doubt
large and important part OF his stock in
trade, and to force him, under penalty OF
being adiudged in contempt, to- violate
confidence that is reposed in him in the
prosecution Of his business is q rank piece
OF Injustice, and goes far to deprive him OF
the ability to earn a livelihood. There is
no reason that can be brought forward to
Justify the exemption OF lawyers from
the contempt rule that will not apply
with even greater force to newspaper
representatives, and yet every day we
hear of such rank injustice. Congress has
used this sort Of thum bscrew method fre-
auently in the past, and within my recol
lection q number of gentlemen represent
ing leading dailisS have been ed judged in
contempt Of cae or the other house and
deprived Of their liberty for longer or
shorter intervals Since krlboHn brought
this matter into the courts, however,
there has been less disposition to indulge
his arbitrary usr Of power. We have had
our martyrs, though, and | am proud to
say that in nearlyeyery instance they held
out TO the end and refused TO betray conf
dence that had been reposed in them even
after weeks in the e'rsth-r comfortable dun
geons Of the capitol crypt"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
HUNG UP TO DRY.
The Appointment Of Evans to Sue
ceed Wisnsr
AS POSTMASTER AT MARTINsBuRe.
Members of Springers Committee Coming
to West Virginia to Investigate
GoodNews for Tobacco Men
Relieving Greeley


WASHINGTON, January 24.-The only fea-
lures of interest at the Capital to-day were
the passage Of the Greeley Relief Bill In
the Senate, and q bill to pay the tobacco
tax rebate in the House.
The bad feeling over the Martinsburg
Postofice fight eliminated to-day in
charge that Evans appointment had been
smuggled in by the Posmaster General
during the Presidents absence, contrary
to his promise. Gresham denies this aud
says the nomination was ordered by the
President before he left for New York.
The nomination has been hung up by the
Senate Postofice Committee pending in
vestigation.
There is possibility that sub commit
tee of Springer's investigation will visit
West Virginia in connection with the in
terpal revenue.
The arrivals are W. n. Logan, f.
n. Wisner, Sheriff Corssn man and
George Feioh, Of Martinsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
KElFER's ANGER AT ROBSON

Leads 10 His Generous Ventilation by
the Newspapers.
Ex-Speaker Keifer's difficulties are now
said to have grown out of the appointment
of Mr.. Wills DeHaas, formerly of West
Virginia, to the clerkship of the Naval
Committee. Robeson, then the chairman
of shes Naval Committee, appointed DsRaas
at Keifer's instance. but subsequently fired
him out. Then Keifer got mad and dis
charged House Stenogrspher Tyson, who
was one of Robeson's proteges, putting in
his own nephew at the close of the session.
Hence the newspaper row and Keifer's lib
eral ventilation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25

MASY Who long suffered from indescrib-
able feelings of distress, lame back, aching
JOINTS, sores, swellings, weakness OF the
nJipary and digestive organs, unnatural
feelings Of wearinsn, headache, nervous
ptss, dependency, sleeplessnesa, disturb
ing dreams, partial insanity, etc, after doc
toring liver, Kidneys nerves and brain,
With the various qusck nostrums OF the
day, and being nearly frightspe3 TO death
~ their slsrmipg sdyertisepTnts, quietly
btgsn usipg Or. Guysotts yellow Dock
snd Sassspsrilla ana we're agressbiy suf
rIf.ed 70 quickly find themselves restored
eerfect health, No other TsIusdy
equs4sis
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4 VALUABLE PAIR or HANDS.

A OhSo DSetSs WhS CsssSss . whsle
DSuG sl0ss AbSas VIII hin.
CAsros, O., January A-Tbs talk u the
day here 10 what 10 connooly tsrmsf faith
cure, OF laying on Of hands" Ths Istisat
Is Mrs. Mary Bsschsr, . midfissgsd isdy,
and The doctor 10 d.. y. ". Schososf, late
city pbysicisa. For yssn past Ma
Beeebsr. who Weighs upwards q TO hun.
dred pounds, has besn dissblsd ~ pasaiy-
sin. One limb ssi an were HAlsA -
right sids of Ass fses ~ distorted, sod the
,ieht hsd epos iron sus Of hse syss. 6bs
WAS ohHsed - sit esetnuAlN 10 . inys.
lid chair, ana Lived living dsath. Hls
death Was sxpectsA almost ddiy. Ph{a.
cisn after pAysiciaa ~ so0nooe4 0n1
Aid. bot 1ir cAaO bsfisa ell thsiS sktD:
eevsfsl weeks - Dr.. 6shoeaW - eailsd
10 see hsI snd Rks ths Peeeo1inI neonesa
Of his prolsaaiDa ploaooeee1 meeseS
treatment Of % avakk d. oeAoensf =
liksViss Q msanefist aAd mA1stie tfeek
msut Uss s1Gesstsl - seeose g -
i3ea, bat VS. DFsyslha 49, - 1ake -
trial. To thO SurpgiSo q IL doesoe, -
patient spA her lfisedA u expernses
uroyed 4 suecan cd No Besch6 y n30
thorousAly rosooeoi apA sDpsseeuy heelny
woman. Hupdeeas q IeDutaeae iessesoss
Of CaSiso en- ssstiSy - ~ 0ess o. u
ah0vN.
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GRAVE sENAToas eRow EXCITED.
A Personal DtseasAioa Daring the Ex'
eeutiye Session of the R0dy.

eeu,iye session Of the Rody.
WASHINGTON, January A-During the
Executive session Of the Senate Tuesday
the appointment Of Emory Spser Is
United States District Attorney for
the Southern district OF Georgia
was under consideration. The debate
had been rather tame, until at
last Senator Edmunds left the chair and
began O speech that called the Senators
from the cloak rooms. He was causSo and
cutting in his remark, and at last said
something that was regarded as personal
by Senator Lamar. Mr.. Lamar got the
fioor and replied in kind words, and when
be had finished Mr.. Ednunds arose
and delivered Q cutting and per
sonal reply, holding the Southern rep
re.entatives and people responsible fol-
What be termed "a terrible, unlawful and
iniquitous condition Of political perseca
ton in the South Mr.. Lamar repliss
ending by saying. IF il is the purpose o
of the Senator from Vermont to max,
himself personally Offensive to e7sfy ssns
tor from the South. he has succeeded, q
| far as ! an concerted. 10 To. pxtent thA
all personal relsIions betSteu ~ nus
4 oeaee,'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
COLLISION IN A STORM.
An Engine Runs Away With Train,
But II Stoppxd By n Passenger.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, January 24.-Tte
Saginaw Valley and St. Louis train yester-
day collided with the Michigan Central pass
enger train, going north, four miles
south of this city. The Michigan
Central train was moving slowly,
and the force Of the collision was
lesseped, but both locomotives were de-
smashed. The shock of the collision opened
the throttle OF the St. Louis engine, and
the train recoiled and went back at the
rate of Is miles an hour, until passenger
climbed over the tender and shut off the
steam. The damage will approximate
$4,000. Engineer Hall, of the Michigan
Central train, was slightly injured, but no
one else was hurt. A binding snow storm
prevailed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
H0MEcPATHIsTs FIGHTING

For Further Recognition Through the
Law Making Power.
The homeopathists are making Fl hit
for further recognition under Senator
Hale's bill to secure to the medical profess
sion equal rights in the service of the Uai.
ted States. 1t provides that all appoint
ments to medical service of the Govern.
ment shall be made from graduates of le-
gaily chartered medical institutions, with
oHt discrimination in favor of or against
any school, theory or medical practice.
Any violations are to be punished in the
same manner as violations OF the civil SER
vice act.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
WESTERN PRESIDENTIAL PaeFsReNc cE.
A Number or Cnnd Aiases tn the Pte ID
bpt No One Conspieasos.


CiscISSaTI, Janua1y - Concerning he
Republican candidates for the Pre'ideoay
in the Western Stases, it may be remarked
that Ohio will be 1sry m snh broken up. nj
the fret choice. With ss.id delegation for
Senator Sherman after the efiervesoeEce
subsidies.
Kentucky is counted about solid for
Arthur, with n pretty strong leaning fos
Logan AZ secosd choice.
Indiana politicians are taking about
equally OF Arthur and General Sherman,
with Postmaster General Gresham and
Senator Harrison distinctly visible 70 tho
naked eye. Logan leads in Illinois, with
Arthur, Blaine, General Sherman and Sec.
retary Lincoln in full view.
The Indiana politicians have settled upon
one thing that Is at once iudicious aud i'm.
portsnt. They are resolved TO ond to
Chicago 4 delegation Of unplsdged men,
who shall consult in good faith with every
bodys friends. and not bs for anybody In
particular until several ballots have been
taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
MAUlING MAHoNE.
The Mountain Demssthenes Asks Him
10 Resign.
Special 10 the Register.

Special 10 the Register.
RICHMOND, Va, January PA resolu'
ton was introduced into the Legislature
some time since by State Senator Newberry
calling on Malone to resign his seat in the
United States Senate, and charging him
with having calumniated his State and
neglected his duties. The resolution came
up to-day, and, as was expected, the oppo-
nents of Malone arraigned him with more
than usual acrimony. Senator Newberry:
who was formerly one of the adherents OF
the ex-boss, is now his most determined
opponent. He goes by the sobriquet OF the
Mount tain Demosthenes. His eloquence IS
of rugged but vigorous kind, and he will
make il lively for Malone. 1t was Senator
Newberry who "bolted'' the Malone eau
Gus, and when Riddleberger attempted to
bar the door Newberry said: "rll cut the
heart out Of the man who stops me. This
wsy, freemen" The latter sentence was
taken as the Democratic watchword in the
campaign, and was spread on their banners
and badges
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A WIFE's CONFESSION
which Caused . KnsekdoWn and Al
most n n uFdey In Illinois.

sTRsAToE, ILL, January A.-Dr. Smith
IL q physician Of large prsctice here and 10
highly respected. Mrs. Durrill. the wife
OF VIM. Burrill, was bis patient. For some
time Mrs BurriIl has been I'll. She con-
fessed few days ego that her Hines wss
The result OF malpractice end that she he'd
been un6uly in,imste with DR.. Smith. Bur.
rill was a good husband TO her and she
made the confession because her conscience
troubled her. Burrill hss several hmes
tried to get the Doctor to make an explsns.
ton and failed. Yesterday be met him st
he postoffjce and knocked him ioGn. DR..
Bon ner, q partner Of DR.. Smith, pulled
Burrell of. DR.. Smith on rising pulled .
revolver and fred st Burrell. The ball
mi, sed him and struck DIR. Bonners vstch.
tbsttering It to pieces. The three msa
were arrested.
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Six Men starved and Frozen.

d. JOINS, y. F., January 24.-The
AOoner Jeannie was driven out Of Mingo
Cghton by a slab Of ice on the 4th inst,
crew of six men in fishing boat boarded
. four miles out sea. Since then there
) been no tidings of the vessel. 1t is
opposed that the crew have starved or
zen 10 death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
A FaUiTlESS MISSION.
An Atfemps TO Rescue the Crew OF the
NiaerO Fails,

An Atfempt 10 Rescue the Crew OF the
Nisero Fails.
LONDON, January a.-The Dutch eIpedi-
ton sent to the relief Of the captured crew
of the British steamer Nlsero wrecked on
the east coast Of Sumatra, was comprised OF
q battalion of infantry under the Military
Commander Acbeen. The expedition land.
ed at Teyem. A Rsjah there, whose tribes
looted the wreck and held the crew of
twenty five men, including one American,
prisoners, refused all proffers Of ran
som. Land and naval forces bombarded
and burned the Rsish's capitol. The resis-
tance of the natives was desperate. The
Dutch forces fought well and captured two
stronsholds Of the Rsjsh by assault bat
lost several officers and men. The crew, If
alive, are still prisoners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
STILL. A CHANCE

For The Mexicaa Reciprocity Treaty 20
Pass the SeaAAes
With the extension of the time for the
consideration Of the Mexican treaty to
May 10Th next which Va. accomplished by
supplemental convention, signed by the
Mexican Minister here, interest in its dis
cussion hss revived. 1t is now said vote
will not be pressed until the treaty has
been fully considered and further effort
1ill be made to have 1t taken up and set
tied in open session. Its friends are conf
dent of its fiual ratification, although 1t
wiz ~ oppossi by . stvsmy lobby interest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
We charge. Against a Sea Captain.

|afe harSes ASairsi n sen Saptain.
fEw OELEANs, January PA hundred
q four Italian emigrants arrived on the
hmship Prince George, whose tale OF
fYatiUr al sea and indifferent treatment
bsed the captain to be held for trial.
ky have filed libel against the vessels
,isin and owners, claiming damages and
hsliy under the statute of the passenger
tsggregatlng $50, 1000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25

No one can be III If the blood is pure.
.llov Dock and Sarsaparills root have
ng been recognized by physicians as blood
rifiers. Don't be humbugged oy the
yertisemsnts Of the many quack bitters,
{ occasionally use DR.. Guysotts yellow
ick ard Sarsaparilla, and you will live 70
good old sge free from all distress oi
nd and body. Many Of our best citizens
10 long suffered from bad blood indi-
Jed by weak Kidneys, indigestion, sores.
pes. etc, owe their recovery 70 the uss OF
IsL.soy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25

The PfxtaiIs VIII Fight Desperately.
HANOI. January 24-ThS French made Q
reconnaissance in strong sorce in the diree-
ton Of Bacninh. They found the enemy
strongly posted at the junction of the Red
and Black rivers The enemies fire was
harmless. The French anticipate q des-
perate resistance on asssplting Bacainh.
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What Ohio Miners want.

coLUNBUs, o., January 24.-The Ohio
hers Association elected as officers Presi-
BIT John Mcbride, Of Msssillon, Secre-
~, John Il. Williams, OF MaSsillon. A
Snmittee was appointed on legislation.
1esoiution was adopted asking Congress
h ass law forbidding the importation Of
feign lsborers under contracts male
rna6
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POSTAGE TO BE REDUCED
10 One Cent for Three Ounces on New
papers and Periodical

papers ana Periodicals.
Msilers OF newspapers and periodicals
who have had their Intentions interfered
with by the failure to put on sufficient
pcstsge will be glad to know that there is
fair prospect OF reducing such postage to
one cent for three ounce3 on newspapers
and periodicals when sent BY others than
the publisher or news agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
Six PapiI. Injured 4. . Panic.

Nxw YoRK, Ssnuary 24.-A coping on
the Hebrew free school on East Broadway
fell this morning crushing through the
roof OF an extension into the class room
where City pupils we're in session. A pan
lc ensued In which one teacher and six pu-
nils we're injured. none seriously.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
First Efforts TO Compromise.

PIrrSEUEGH. January 24.-McCulley &
|, glass manufacturers, have made pro-
sition to the green bottle men to return
work at a reduction OF ten per cent
Der the modified rules. The bottle
xers have been idle six months, and this
Die first attempt to compromise. The
bpoSi'iou will be considered by the work
ID 10 U,UFrOw night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
quarantine Against the smallpox.

fIScINNArI, o., January 24.-information
om Louisville reports seventy cases OF
pallpox in tire hospital and the epidemic
BEADING. The Health Department OF
hcinIati has taken precautions to pre-
tnt the plsgue reaching this city by de-
hripg a quarantine against Louisville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
THE SENATE GOING SLOW

In the Matter of Retaliation Against
France ard Germany.
Fear Of further restrictions on American
exports had the tendency TO make the Sen
ate 60 slow in the matter of retalIatory leg.
islation to rsyenge the Foreign insults to the
American hog, and the whole subject is TO
be further considered by the Foreign Rela-
tons Committee. Lam.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
WHISKY AND A FAMILY FEUo

LeaAs i've Koosoektoas % Cot koe6
Othas - Deafh.
LogrsvrLLk, January A.-The Courier.
JouTnsrs Auburn, KY, special contains
an account oss tragedy that sscurrsd st
point, In which Harry Bsownssa aad Gso
hsrdison were killed By ssoA otkss II .
street fight The killing bal IL origin In
vbisky and . family feud dating back
sixteen ysars, vhsn James Hssdisop. the
fsther of eeorEs, killed BronsonS father
with bFoad-sxs. The intxstinss Of beth
men we're cot out E3tA belopgt 10 wealthy
families, and more troubls 10 expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
,oIher Ipciueratien al washington.

WASHINGTON, January 24.-The body OF
bert c. Rupe, who recently died in New
ork, Of consumption, arrived here this
prnir and was taken Immediately to the
! Moyne crematory, where incineration
IS soon effected. The wife OF the deceased,
lher in law and two friends accompanied d
> remai0a
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p,,sharxtnx Their workmen.

DkTRoTT, MIcH., January 24.-Ths Pull
. car works in this city discharged Q
onber of their workmen today. The
Dculties OF the West Shore roads Is said
.hsye much TO do with this step.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25

EoS'r make the mistake Of doctoring
liver and kidneys to cure consumption.
III You will lay all other remedies aside aud
put your trust in Dr. Wistar's Balssm OF
Wild Cherry, 1t will surely benefit you.
Try il for coughs and colds nd zee what
az sx.silsIt remedy /. il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
n sprr rhI.r Thf. rtme.

WASHINGTON, January A.-John c. New
to-day telegrs phed from Indianapolis his
resignation a Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury. 1t is not known what action
will hs taken
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
INTERESTING FAcTs pevHoefo

A sns Anasal KssessGo - 8sDsossI
CSotsaa 0011o1A
gEu Yosx ysasasy 3L-Dsssetsn Of %.
Ksptueky CsstsA ldlsssd to.ssy s''s'.s
The following saeas: Pasldsss Q r
Huntipesop; yIs Prs.idsst 0s:. sssos'
! Il Gaisa n dsosaslfssss sss. tss
control d vhoily vith pegt!sc Ssnisg -
CHesspeaks asd Ohio snl thet - eaees
mani SorSaftef Viil - % hesDeny ~. ~ !.
that soa1. On voed siu - p~ 49,
q 3sssaAl
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The Fate of Poor Tray.

BUFFALO, n. Y, January 4.-Phillis Mil
y, who was beaten in a disreputsble
euse Sunday morning, died to-day.
.lbert Kosnov, Isaac Van Allen, John
|3ostello and Frank Chassel have been AZ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25

TIE druggist who hesitate now IS lost
for the winter. He should sling together
some sweet oil and licorice and bring out
his cough cure at once. DR.. Bulls SyruIp
dsSs ~. p-y ai@ sao7Sh p;o9k
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25

Az effect existing without cause 10 sn
in possibility tickling in the throat. hust-
il ess Of the voice, violent coughing etc.
sre the effects Ct severe cold. DR.. B1iTs
Ccoeh Syrup cures The cold ~ oncs sod -
L.~S.S Al Ss.IGIs .Ss-.h
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The serpanie signals for Aid.

esEESsrowN, January 24.-The steamer
fnsnic has arrived off at Waterford, aud
kisnsling for assistance. A heavy storm
bsging. and it will be dificuli for tugs to
Ach her at present