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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
EFREFT OF 4 STRONGHOLD.
phIIadeln',,a Politicians A"eeTcG at
Ihr SIr-ts,. Uf Navy Yard.

Tm .ar'..:E, r.. january &.-TAe Lea
cue Island nrvy yarI closed yesterday for
III inG,Gai:. period. Commodore Simpson
the commauI.,,. ea:d to day that tie yard
va, closed nsravse t.c"c was no further
work log >, 20 40 art also to await the de.
.f>iua - Coo-r... 10 the recommendation
( TIC c,r u.',.i... ru rayy yards that It be
ms.s 9 fist p'.s, chip ri.diag yard. capt-
r.c ui turning ogt the most complete yes
se:s and aruamcuts kuuWa in modern naval
architecture. Commodore simpson further
SAYS that many hands have already been
discharged. and that the preseht force, oJO
men. Will 10 reduced to fifty or seventy
We, IN a rew Gays. Just euCE'h - take care
If tie yroFCrIy. The C.osins OF League IL
~ md the discharge of its employees,
HiU he a severe blow 10 the nolitiCaI a,p'-.
mi, Of some men already in office, ana Of
phors H,.D .Oped 10 get there t'r"uGH 't-
oa.rora:c lie yard a.ior.!cd. In iu',p n'
mt E,rr hh.sH circles there Is a feeling %!
satisfaction 'gat ;Ec yard Is c.0scd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
TO TT GRLLoWS ON 4 srRETC%ER.
A Georgia Nurdercr Attempts 40 FAKE
HIS Osn LITE.

EAs-w>N, Gh., January Jim CrUmmi-
dy, negro was hanged to-day for the mIr-
der f James Mitchell. When the sheriff
and assistants opened the cell door Crum-
mdy attacked them with small knife,
wourdinr two assistants, who seized him,
but managing to free his arm he inflicted
terrible wound on his own thrOit b..
coming UNCONSCIOUS. At three o clock this
afternoon he was carried tu the sca'fDd on
s'retcher and supported until the drop
fell Death was instantaneous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
Relief for ssrGpIsy,

WAsuNo1or January i-Srrcrh *,
per,s appea-c% tcfprc the Greeley Relief
Board to-day and gave their views as to
The best means Of finding the missing par
~ The mos; impur:lut suggestion was
that the Government should offer hani.
ONE reward T. the crew of any wbaler
hat should De tir,t to .,ud the missing men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
TIE TCRoNTO HORROR.
Eac story nY!L by The W0dGdcd En-
niECrr.

siECrr.
ToEvNro, 'uuHary 3.-Pat-ick Norton,
toe twenty s:Gth victim Of yesterdays dis.
astCr, died at midnight. Engineer Jeffrey
o! the freight train that col,Ided with the
suburban. lies dangerously i'll at his lDdg.
mrs. 1t WIS PREVIOUSLY sta'si hat he jump
ru from hlS engine before he collision but
til, he GaT.pa, AMI gays as remembered
nothing Il hr found hinseli lying il the
.nov v.th blood iowiCg from seal
wound. fie states that not having been
over the road before, Ia asked for t. pilot
~ i GOT h,rbCr. who is arier arrest. Al!
U.Ut veil till Hamilton WIS reached
There he uaS iutofmed that M. |
.Nprs.s, would b. ~" ir.t train be would
II a.; outr TO mention Wa made ot the sub.
urhia AMI !igrh'r .rEcT i".i him or j.
rlai,iy ruunci at .p"'iai m=c ing ~.
iro;rriHicd fICuu 20 aid the bCarraVri f,tm-
lies and also G,rit.d TO riye the bodies .
dccrut huricl. l. pGh.ic mcotiGg wi' b.
trli ut rhc Coun2I Cha'lhcr h. murr-w to
discuss further S.Fus "i relief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
COlhcst Day in Forty Years.

EcrEroEr, ILLs., January l.-ThiS has
ryar the coolest day in '1rty yslrs. Tier
r.om. ter stood about - all day aud ul )
q, Ctk to night ~ gei0w.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
Terrific Gale on til , Lakes.

M,LwAS KET January i.-rhe steamer
Wisconsin which left here Wednesday
after terrible exposure Of forty hours in
a terrific gale made this port again tC-iay
covered with ice three inches thick. Tue
captain says he never experienced Ike
gale ia ali Lis experience on the lakes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05

"WuY. what are you putting that On M
feet for, asaed mAn with Il heavy 90, +.
why, to draw the coo out OF vuif . al,
answered tho considrratp nurse. Tlp
deuce yoU say. would rather have ! s'.r
Shere II Is than be drawn the whrla
length ii NV body 4 anv rae 'h"'r i
a more pleasant method than rEas - s7d
get me u bottle Of D.. BI..s Cough S'rLP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05

N.>:rs"-a.. Mr*y.. January 5.--Th"
TbUno Ut ont. auu,uai,y cold weather. all
rlr1r-h y .us>o,g apd Dakota. ~ Brain.
,ri tre 'eerr0mc'cr is lowering around
~ degree below 2Cro. liz I'll" C''y Il has
Z r-.IN tn ~ - -. NLln.s MI dry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
Nrs. P0lauII's IsTi,c Foot.

Judge Poland and wife, Of Vermont,
are pleasantly located for the winter.
Mr.. Poland j. a charming little Nv
Englaad Lady, small ia stature aud
iguic, with bright brown ey"s Hni
brown lair waved low over her fDre-
u,ad. II may no, hr exactly proper 70
= ruk ola lady, foot, bat IN" most ceT-
'a.fry hu- tie mo~t perfect lttle foo, IN
Washington. Mr-. Poland 18th" second
,If,. Of ~ Judge and Il sister Of his first
wr'r. Tic present Mr.. Poland has no
children. The Judge mas one daughter,
uayIug ln-, daughter and son, the
.rrt.r IN officer in tn" regular army,
died from -Uu-tr1ke in Arizona. In"
Judge has four crInlrhiltrrn aui -
probably the most devoted yrIr:ptin ~
rhc lrion. Iii- daughter lives ''tr
him in Johnshury, and he never, w""n
at home, missed night In go.r' "''r
and rocking the youngest BABY, a, it,"J
have come along to steep. J.li -
Poland seems to lie greatly ds'i-ht"' .
he in Washington at hi- old ..'-t ayuH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
SDrIuEcr Rricn9S.

W,.u..... p. January i.-i;@prcsenatjVe
Sprirgr at the earnest solicitation OF
prominent Democrats both here and III
he State he represents has conCludsi to
accept tie positions on tn House olCrm-
mons which were assigned him b" the
-..nu--rr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
r,i,i,nn 70 II PIttsNnr..M Boat.

IarsulLr, January /. - The towbo2t
nnwcrc, with tow Of blrges, from Pits
aurch. ran into q snow fog, near Bathie-
,,rn. indiana, and sunk four Goa! bsrccs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
RuTOrCd Wreck OF Train,

Ifrr":r. Jauuary Sit is reported from
'De ..rre Of Muir thata tnoS.byund pas.
'crgsr irain rsS ran into by freight
iraiii, " wriA scl.Drs results. number Of
ra''tHg,re arr reported injured, anf four
tai'd W particulars could be Obtained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
EErH ANOTHER SOURCE.
Fame n I.or% w. Aha" 4" inc Fi-"'
PcndicIon'~ Hsnl SiTc.;ShL

-PcndtcIon'~ Htn' >iSc''-"''
r.,,,,rr.s January l->rGaEiE-c IL 81
-, : l,r, v-,v ahead in
eiA' 'sFi"S' ~ .., III;
he fight. ano Nni,'S i'""'s,"" "e'','' '.'
nae, very soon The diStac"a 5p- Will i'Itter
- r.,, t,co ob,is tls C,cye,sud man Is pass.
w,st ,.-o,d sc,ama
Ins under the wire. " nat s'"nu S',,''NS'
spectacular or otherwise. Mr.. fehdielon
O., ~, have in reserve tie writer csunOt tell;
.sf.,rl.l c,s, :, ,,bw,r, the poli,ic,l
"Ht ne S"'"'h C'S' IL "'"N"'' tue
sky At once or Il will not be euectVe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
CoIh Mcn,hertn Nhicngo.

Cur,,.o January 4.-Tue eNtreme cp,d
weather oi Yesterday aui las: night re-
tarded all pas. enG"r aai freight trl:1S
Mails irom all quarters are delayed tO-try
i,sm three to sixteen hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05

cn.t.o, January &.-Disraichcs t-om
Hi!shoTo rsror, a high feeling e,..,.,a:
over the. ye.'.ii;;ct OF scqu,t,sl in til. Emma
ECrd ease. lat NJ To iu O'Clock til, morn.
ing there Gr- no indications of 4 movement
ID .,Lrh lMs a-uLlllni mon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
Et.Iko Of Nnn.lninm rrintcrs.

Troy, y. !, JaH'ary %-The rompori-
tors in tie Troy Times clio" struck TIL,
morning. The cuwrosii1rs demanded that
il rn rudc , ru:,u rNl.n The propriet9rs.
oi,ID,, and .,"'ic!~sros setting type 10 dty.
xviii not Do made a mon Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
NTrrys Macy Chnrrs :.

Lovr.y, J@nu,ry Tile T,urh in re.
vi,w.r. the tLea,rionl events OF the psSt
year 80: Mary Auicron's personal charms
a. 4 not ne talents have made her uttrlc.
Nv, ami ,haracter.'.s the performs !cCs Oi
io',a aid Minnie Ialmer as buIJJurry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05

NTsruA". n.."y%, January a.-EIck
G-r,lcy, Weiser City saIo7. Ecere-. was
.Lot dead fcw days ago hv Charles D'it'
l..r y barrier. I.s .,.,sr i'.i bit WAS Cio.
Irr,d ry Il yi-ilaacc commit &c and hlCE.d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05

The latest dplivcranee on etiquette i
that you must not kiss Ihc briue. ~ It
is becoming the custom To have iour or
five bridesmaids, and there are ~ -.
strictious on ElS-iug them, the III I;tcr
will not cau-e much cOm'nD,l0u. IA'te
is no objection /" The lady gu"-;> kissing
thc groom, however, prov i'i"i Ile hrt le
does not know o1 it.-Ol C.ly d 'gs.rk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
arnnnnctrn huc,ker NnriIsIc.

WASrI>GroN. January +-rae banquet
.enderpd tc Speaker Carlisle by the Com
monwea.th Cluo. OF Philadelphia viii b.
a.rrp,cG anu the 18Th Instant HAe.l - the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
RenrcsCntatIlc CimciuI,..Iians I'm TrOu-

SAN FuAN,",, 0, January l-Thrcn no'Ir-
icus cracksman. Henry Thomls Gas Hir1
~ q Joe Ramsey. aiI OF Ciaciuua.i were
arrcs ted here to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
DECEIVED BY TWO STRANGE MEN.
NrS. BI'ICu RctUrns Ssnm Russts. aud
Fluids IfSrsatf Divorced.

FI""s NHfH"tf bI'nI"cu.
NLw NoGt, January t-Scheye l.. -iiden
married Golda B'd,a il Russia in lsil
NJ pic, .s4,,,.. 4 .,,s.'icfro for - u,,,ire in
w. i'''0''' 'o "''.'.
Berlin bi'er his marriage MS "lIr asSlsuhs
him. About two gears a.,1 no came 10
,,n,,ic, His sic waifed q yhira but
,,.., .,...,,..,
Hha!lS i"''e">" LIZ "">o"H'' "'-'''na H''e
iast July.
Mrs. B.itsu. r.Gsuut of her reception By
t.-, ..'...,.-,,I
''i' l.'''' - 1,''' '.','' 49,
wv" S'E".-' ''''. ''.'. '''' ~ '''S''' "'' -4'"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
IN FULL BLAST.
The Clio Senatorial Fight at Co.
lumbuS.
mANEUvERINGs OF PENDIEToN MEN.
Tie Solid Front Presented by Payoe's Fo'-
levers UnbrOken Dwbn Wards
Sim Chances - Governor
Hoadys Offices.

Hoadiy'S Offices.
S,y,a,i 4, ,5. Ps,i,,..
C,,,vrr, . Ts,,s-v rh, ,,,....,-
c~,vrs ,r,,risr and ,roo,,;.. -, S'.,l
r-,,iIt,on. ryarv o,r.,nn, - b.o.,- 49,.
r,y,.e forc,s has ras,Irsd j., ,,,.,,nr .,'r.,.,
v..v have q w,l o-s,,;,,3 f,-ao ,'.., ~,
E..4,J bv that v.,s-., r.,bh,., u,..,
-, .. 50 :.
"'' V'.', mainly
,.'.,', -.';,,;,,- -, m,. - -i'S" III ''e
.."'.uS u tue '"'o democracy a
they OF CO Gid. As matters now stand they
az. n,btir, merely to b-e,s nm and Ta,,o-
..r.., 3D.. D. o-...,,.,.,i-,, -. -,
~ g" Ut
much how.irs, star'ing sensational storie>
sai irving To st1yCr Combinations OH yt1-r
..y,.....:...,
,,atl moi ,r,,, ..i., .,,, ,,t.,.,
VIII no, ""'". '''' one active faynR
Nt'"'r Jas E.cN'. Iuey eau accomplish
au,t..,. that way. The mri ,ri,y "a for
r,. ,r.o ,,,,. s,,li, .,ilI ~. f,- p.vrc io o,r
event 10 matter "hSt v'Aer ''u"'"a'eN
hay come iniU the uyiJ.
The Thurman couibinltinn Will not
r-..,. .i., p,,.,... r.,.,l,, ,b...r.,
,,,.,..a r,r,,s,.f q r,,,Ei,Iste be would ro,
f-..y. one Pawn. VT, sv,y. I.tv,c ha,
woes ~ ."E'' ~" 'i'j H'e N''"- '" "a
They du, { scare worth cent. Iiit then
TL.-r.au never cyUssu- 20 h,ac.ali.
f.,-.
.......,.., ...l-,,,l,,
,,;,,.,,r,,,, r,,,,,,,,C,,,ro
..L.,,-r, ,I,.,. I.,,.Ii....,, :, h.,,., o,l
a. .'S C.',','i T U'' ,rr
- w -, ~ ,h-t,,,:'l.
=. ....s. T5,,|,.,,,,ts n,.ition IT, l,.,.,$ :.
E.,. r..,E T;s WIZ. inr an rxlsn5gl \, ,.,.l.
.a!' WIN MS vie. '0' al '>'s''">' .. .''-''
g A. - ,,,,,.,, =, l,s, ,,i.,4,,rf -
"'" v o. s- - - ,,'''' ~ '''''
- -'' I,ilI c,,,;;ls,a GA,..--...'
III ,I.- r.,,...-,.r
..,s'-,.,irrr. s,ii rbp veteran NJ (. .h,--
~ ~ r,o,n.'
4. 90. .',.,..t have no chance"
~ o.. .ry i.sr.u a, ft.,v- Well pa-'. .ps
% -. ~ So, ',.,.., mo. t'.,.rir than il.
....r.. ..,sr. 81 ,ervv . 4 chtprs."
..-,..... .9vne or I.ud;p;out
", fILg. saw ttat. don't believe
...Fr- =. ,rs.tr I...e,p. can be r.aCtnl
-. T,st rs,a yoa't see way my
t.,...., NO ',,.t ,.,..J AuvhoH. | am u
~.r,r,;.tr and NV men viii stand hy M.
Jr.rr ars tLc-C' who thirG ,Nsr rttsr etl
/ v'.-l hrIls The Ery 10 the ro.i,i3a. II :
! t,,,r,:s claim, that be- ht- ui,p~u votes thtt
I a-, his until the end. Ii this is 81, neither
7 T,vue nor ltudleton will have 4 majority
/ ~. Inc csucps sud neither Will Weld 10 the
( nrfcr. The Pavne msu will gotl Wa-d he
/ = % ,lrv viii :, 10 Prr,rp,or rnd the Pen
/ ..aror ,,rn viii 20 10 Wurd before ,heS
/ m, ps,pr. II the rrrtc4- /, pro
~ - Tsyna may recruit his fore,
/ - rob 10 live him ? sur.io- IS.
/ But thst will not harpen, sat W |.
/ lem Bell: Jr, who is one Z. teAis-oh
/ % = ys.l.tsnt mixers
WY r.,....,- ...:,r ,....,.,...... ...,.
cause ltH',. ION " ..' ''.'' ' '''..- ~
. "'s o'. ,'.''. ......
-.....',.,...
..r. r,-,,t,,l, " enid rar.,r4..0,rg D NE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05

Tuv sTn, iar -ar 0f -jIh. gong on e o.
e Tsy or j. Attracting iN1 "''.'
he .ad.es--as .arc bargains always VA. ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
UBIQUITOUS.
TrnYcIs and Adventures OF u Well.
Known Character,

Uihaua IN. Gazette: John Smith
is visiting relatives in New York.
Aurora DIll.J News: John Smith
slaughtered another beef yesterday.
An ion Ind. Democrat: John Smith
Of Iigonier was in town last saturday,
Kankakee IN Gazette: John Smith
was quartcred at tue hotel last SIndHy.
Macomb (lll.l By-Stander: John
Smith takes Oh. Williams place on the
night police force.
Rockford Ill., Gazette; Captain
Smith is in the city preparing 10 re-
move here soon.
Troy ,Kas.l Advocate: Elder John
Smith has been conducting fruitful!
revival in our midst.
Fayetteville Ark Gazette: The ex.
ecutiOn Of .Iohu Smith Will occur at
Little Rock next Friday.
Eoodhouse NlLD Eye; Johnnie
Smith, who Is sick at Barrow with ty-
phoid fever, is still Very low.
Pacific Mo- Herald: Mr.. John
Smith was in town Saturday, and spent
the day with his rnrcuts.
Rockville iud. TriIuEc:Jphn Smith
- uluving the old livery stable to me
,..., - OF the railroad.
n.l.~t Cu'z: Uncle john smith
,,,,no Wlu ~ S1", ~hl!gatious fora null
Ger of iIuc squashyS.
Dmhurtm y. II Snowii, tt' k-T.
john Smith, VINO laS hai quite "p III
,liTn % late, is much better.
kock Island H. niou: Judge John
~mi,h Will render hrs decision i'll the
llunneweI aud lIll case to-day.
MonteZuma Iowa Democrat: Our
thanks are due John Smith for a basket
of fine red apples. Come again, John.
.JacksborO reXD Rural Citizen: John
Smith Was fined S3.jO for DRUNKENNESS
10y Judge I4apphcre, on Monday.
Canton m Ledger: Rev. John
Smith, our pIs:or in lNN2, has gone t
Minnesota IN q1s>t OF Il location.
Chiffon Wis. Vines: John Smith
got full of cheay whisky last sun
day night, and now langulsIeS IN Il r.
aurc vie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05

T..r T. 60. ',r, January @.--I1!n L.
DerEsrt. fp-u'... irstal clerk runnny be.
;v,,. '.r.rsn and Toledo. and who served
q ',,:. ?. Co.," Mich,29n Cry Prison fDr roD
'... '.' mni'. CGumi''cl ss. '.ie .lst
Li.A; ~ ;@EiHr s,!yc.E.nr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05

rIaycH the Furgc'I Iortgagc Packet.
T.,TcN, January i.-l;. \. Mlrr2y, sup
DO cd to Q conducting legitmFte b-ok-
. business here, has o5rGOniei, I'lv,Gg
is'il tios OF %lpunH mostly raised on
~ inrnCG n.nrtgGge9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05
ALAS, POOR WILLARD!
His R8;isra OF A;c pied by the
Directors
OF TIE NORTHERN. PACIFIC ROAD
But Few Weeks Ago Worth His Nil
lions, but Now Sadly Broken
in Heat and Almost
Perni,ess.
SBeClTl 10 The RCgiStFr.

Nrp YoEE, january As has been an
ticipated for sone days On Charge the
resgpstion f H,nry Willard as President
OF the Nyrthern cliC railroad Wa pre-
senttd at the annual meeting Of the Board
OF Directors today and accepted. n his
letter 10 the directors Willard gives Cd his
reason for res:gnng that he is suIi--ing
from severe nervous rroS,rstion and hat
lie is DO longer qualified to discharge .he
manifold duties OF the office. He says tlAt
hc feels il 10 he for the best interests Of he
stock holders that he should make sGcsg
move, though il might seem a melancholy
ending OF long years OF labor. lie feels
that the future will Viuhicate al! that he h!s
done, and tates that as sCOn rs he is pLysicI!-
ly able hs shall prepare and present 10 tie
directors q review of ) way in which Ee
has conducted the ai.irs OF the road.
Ih.S afternoon II was also male pGh'l"
hat Willard had assigned all OF his prog
rrty 10 twoo Of his rl0" Intimate triendr,
Horace White ara N3!,um EIGiC)tt, with
instructions to dispose ut it Us they should
zee III and apply tie proceeds to the salts
fyirg Of lis debts and obligations; AID
after these were A,tisied TO tUru wha.
nil lht remain over 10 hl, VIE.
The Herald this morning prints the f.,
lowing: /. vas Spid III Wal! street yeste,.
day upon good au,h0rity that Mr.. Henry
Wizards private nr,une is all gone, t.t
recent heavy d, cline in tie value OF Nors!
rn Pacific and its kirtred stocks, wh,-h
wrecked he fortUneg ol 50 many, having
at length brought about his ruin also. h'
rImur cirCumstanciu'y set forth that DR.
rrcGeriCk billings Dat ca.l-d upon VI. q.
Wizard while the president of the North
ern paci&C lay i'll at h;s home in Md ils ~
a,tuue, aud that in the C,nYersG.on
wh'ch tnsued Mr. Willard had d-C.aser
hiInse. 10 be ,uiued financially; that
IN, reupuU-So tie s'"'y went-M;, I'll.
/ ugs had congratulated Mr.. Willard, S,ylns
that, ihi~ helnR 'Tde. 4, was conclusive
HGsWsr with which top the mo this o.
Mr. Lil!GTd's e1cmlcS iud furnish proof
Mr. Willard sincerity Hld honor Dy P.ar.
inc him in position - how that ne mad
nos enriched himself at the expense OI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05

Iii ,Lort \;
H:oH a., S"""' nv "sIte"ole manners aud
ne :"uiieSS as Fout'ciaG. They wel:h
io' ,;,,m,tsl oi ,n Tue custom oy no omeans
oId ,o,,, 60 VI s''HH puoIic servant u sec
|. =, "'tn,
,"'htIei "sf" IS always kindly spoken
w. gu" us "C'I'e supporters relax nothing
~ ~ IH'iI cam that his strength on the
L'St '"iI"' NliI lie much more formidable
toah @;y OF a." "rthmetiCal exhibition,
haNt sn""n. Tue presence Of Ward, whJ
Is IN lis room bUI little, but generally
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05

Coon weather for Sss, Skins. and Ia
lors good place TO buy them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-05

SUFFERERS from NERVOUSNESS. cary oar!T
etc. If YOU value life. avoid aiyprtis n.
10, I, rsa and medicines tha. act on ki;A'ys.
and liver. Be not deceived by the many
gus certificates Of cures from paid - in.
sr,pary persons II a weaaQess OF tl sex
ual system is the cause Of yJur distress,
pv Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sirsa ,tr,i-
Ia will strengthen the parts a:l=ste |. sop
The drain. quiet the nerves, prcdl'" lean.
less s'umberaud allow you 10 rags- Fe--
feet Ieslth. 1t has cUrei tHDu74ui- .Ii
!, cure you, for, by par ivi1c rH- 80 =
.'. strengthening every wax rnrt. - O..
tie body il removes every sEnP'lH s.
resG-
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Ga road which was first built and laid
out by his father.
On the day of his death he wrote
Il letter of instruction Ia Captain
the Hon. Jno. Il. Baker, addressing
him as Captain, saying, & address
you as Captain, for / know by this
time you have received your commits
sion as such" He then goes on to
give the necessary instructions to his
subordinate officer as to his duties as
captain; also as to His Majesty's re-
turn about firing a salute from the
shore battery, and about salutes on
the 18th instant. But Captain Baker
was more than sstounded to find that
by the same steamer that brought
down the letter of instruction from
his superior officer, he should also re-
ceive his dead body.
The deceased Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel was the only officer of native
Hawaiian birth, who had risen from
the ranks as private to his late posi-
ton. He was one of the finest look
ing men in the service. In every de-
partment of life, the deceased soldier
did his duty with fidelity and with
great precaution, for which he was
well liked by those above and below
him, including the soldiers of his
corps.
The deceased officer was the recip-
lent of a few royal favors in the way
of royal decorations, viz:
knight Companion of the Royal
Order of the Crown of Hawaii, con-
ferred on him by His Majesty in com
memoratiOn of the Coronation.
Knight Companion of the Royal
Order of Takovo, conferred on him by
His Majesty Milan I, King of Servia.
knight Companion of the Royal
Order of the Crown of Siam, conferred
on him by His Majesty the King of
Siam.
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THE LABOR QUESTION IN
QUEENSLAND.

At the present day the question of
procuring supplies of suitable labor
seems to be difficult one in all trOp-
ical and sub-tropical countries. The
difficulty weighs heavily enough upon
the sugar producers of these islands
but they do not seem to be the worst
off of any if we may judge from the
accounts that reach us from British
Colonies. Both in the Crown colony
of FIJI and in Queensland which has
its own representative institutions
a..d is practically independent in all
matters of government relating to its
internal affairs the pls nters seem to
have much reason to complain of OBJ
stacles being put in their way which
greatly enhance the natural difficult
ties of the labor supply. In Fiji the
excuse is a philanthropic care of the
labOrers. TO this there is added in
Queensland the cant of the colonial
demagogue whose face is set against
an employer or capitalist OH all oc-
casions simply because he is such. A
former government had negotiated
terms with the Indian Government
for the introduction of coolies. A
turn of the political wheel brought
into power a ne " set of men whose
chief informs the Indian Government
that Queensland wants no coolies and
the paper that repI esents his views
discusses the labor question after this
fashion: "If the clamorous advocates
tor coloured labour are allowed to
have their way the whole industrial
character of the colony will be ulti-
mately changed. 1t will be governed
by an oligarchy of wealthy planters
and squatters. The masses of the
population will be servile. Mr..
Griffith and his party have been
elected for the express purpose of pre-
venting such condition of things.
One of the great war cries of the late
electoral campaign was-"Queens-
land for Europeans "His
Mr. Grifith's) action could not have
been different. Be the results what
they may to the omnivorous planters,
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WING WO TAI & co.,
Have constantly On hand ana For
III Sale full line of

both High and Low Priced, according 10 Quality !:
Rest China Mattings, plain and cOlored. Also, full
assortment of Plantation supplies all kinds
Always on hand large stock OF Rice, they being
Agents OF three Plantations. oct o3-W