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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05
STILL HARPING ON WEST VIRGINIA.
Wilson's Vigorous Campaign Throughout
the State-Waiting for 10000 Majority.

Wilson's Vigorous Campaign Throughout
the state-Waiting for 10000 Majority.
BALTIMORE, September 4.-Col Philip
Pendleton, Of Berkeley, West Virginia, is
now stopping at the Glades Hotel, Oakland,
where he was yesterday seen by reporter.
Ia e6nversation with him and other gentle
men upon the political situation generally,
Col. Pendleton said that he had no doubt Of
Cleveland's election to the Presidency, and
felt absolutely certain that West Virginia
would 90 Democratic in the fall.
"Do you mean at the October or the No
vember electionY was asked.
AT both, said he. Our candidate for
Governor, Hon Z. Willis Wilson, is making,
perhaps, the closest, most careful and most
thorough canvass ever attempted in West
Virginia. He is young man, one Of
The Ablest Ia the S;a,e,
and full of energy, courage and fire. The
other day he spoke twice ia Martinsburg and
about two hours each time yet the people
not only waited to hear him out, but wanted
to listen to more. At the opening Of the
campaign Mr. Wilson told the State central
committee that while aid was welcome he
proposed to hear the brunt Of the fight him
self He then went to work in earnest and
is now delivering vigorous speeches in every
town. His language is not euphemistic. As
he says himself, he deals in plain Anglo
Saxon, and the people understand him
Upon every platform he excoriates the Re-
publican party thoroughly, exposing all its
hollowness and hypocrisy, and ably defends
the record of his own party, Originally Mr..
Wilson was very
Popular With workingmen.
Now his strength with all classes is very
great and growing. Happily there are many
holes in his opponent armOr. II may now
be said that the feeling in Mr.. Wilson's IA
vor amounts to enthusiasm
What are your chances for the Congress.
sional electionY' asked a reporter. They
too, are excellent" said. Col. Pendleton
"and are influenced for good by the success
of the gu5ernatienal campaign. In the
Fourth district we have to make hard
fight, and the result is in doubt. With good
work we will win. The First district, you
know, IS now represented Dy uou' hePunH'
can. There, ! think we may count upon
success.
GOff
has been renominated, and his record upon
several points is very vulnerable. Thus, you
see, we have nothing to fear in October.
While Col. Pendleton was speaking
several West Virginia Republicans were
present. They all expressed their conf
dence in Blaine's election, but agreed that
West Virginia would certainly 90 Demo.
cratic. The Democrats present claimed
that the majority for Wilson would be from
$4,000 to 10000. The Republicans admit
ted majority of 10000,
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NOT A GO.
The Fusion schem. in the s'sueker-' state
Fails to Work.

The Fusion scheme In the s'Sueker-' state
Fails to work.
CHICAGO, September 4.-Geueral Butler
LEFT for Minneapolis at 10 o'clock this fore
noon accompanied BY delegation com
posed Of VIM. c. King. ]. z. Lee, T. d.
Shadrick and ". ". Gem, from ths. city.
who jonrnsyed here to meet him. BE VIII
make short stay at Milwaukee "a route.
General Butler, TO an Associated Press
representative this morning declined 70
make any statement IS to probable fusioa
with the Democrats in Illinois he bad .
consultation during the morning with MIR.
Oberley. Chairman ofthe Democratic State
Central Committee, upon the subject
Members Of the Peoples party preseni n
the conference declared ne deeisbnas tc
fusion world he reached cor nc present IL
LIZ eAEEi. - -.
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A CHOLERA PANIC.
The italian eeysrumsat Power
Iess.
GEN. eoaDoH's MONEY IS SAFE.
Minister Taft Well Received At copeahagea
liking Humbet's Generosity
WIN Occupy Formosa.
A FRENCH INoEMNiTy PAID.

LONDON, September The Rome CO..
rerpcndent Of the Times today .sayss .
cholera panic prevails throughout Italy.
Each town is taking measures ofprotsctioa,
regardless Of the Government Some Of
the pos, guards prevent travellers from On
tering the precincts until after the quarau.
tine of twenty days. Many have closed
their gates to every one. Villages have e.
tabIshed armed cordons. The result d
that in many parts Of the peninsula prscti-
cal anarchy prevails. Travel and traffic arc
greatly interrupted
CMRo, September I.-It has transpired
that Hussein Pacha Khalifa, the Goveraoe
Of Berber Immediately after its fail, took
Gen. Gordon's money to the Mahdi.
Thirty Miners Killed.
Rows, September 4-During ere in
sulphur mine near Nicosia, Sicily. this
morning, thirty miners were killed.
Americans Present,
CorESHAGIx, September 1.-About 200
Americans are present at the Evangelical
Alliance now sitting in this city. Among
the number are Philip Schaf, John Hal.
VIM. Taylor, Edward Bright and Y. Wat
kins, all OF New York City.
Taft Well RECEIVED.
CorrxuAGES, September 4-Alphonso
Taft, the new American Minister to Russia,
was accorded q reception on Tuesday by the
Gar and Czarins. when he presented his
credentials
Hunbert's Generosity.
Rows, September liking Humbert has
made contribution Of &. 900 in aid oil the
sufferers BY the cholera at Spexia. The
King will visit Naples where three Cabinet
Ministers are already visiting the worst
quirters and distributing relief.
An Indemnity Paid.
HoxG KoyG, September &.-The Chinese
have Gu, a military road through the French
cemetery at Canton, destroying the mausole-
nm and rihing tombs. China Yesterday
paid the French Consulat Hong Kong ST.
900 indemnity for losses incurred by French
subjects in the Canton riots OF 1889.
VIII Occupy Yormssa.
PARIS, September 4.-The Republiqus
Francaise says: 1T 10 probable Admiral
Courbet will occupy the Island Of Formosa
in force. This action ID necessary In order
to secure the ratification Of the treaty Of
Ticn Tsin and the payment Of the inden,.
nifty for the Langson affair
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LET THEM FIGHT.
Kanawha Republicans Preparing to scaiI
Themselves-A Picnic Promised.

Kanswha Republicans Preparing to Scalp
Themselves-A Picnic Promised.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, September A.
Exclusive. THE Republicans here are
making great preparations for big blow
up Saturday. 1t is said that considerable
disafection exists. This evening it is re-
ported on the streets that one of the
transparencies now being prepared
bears the inscription, give Us an
Honest Sheriff" while another says
"gine usan honest United States Marshall"
1t is predicted that there will be a row in
the fusion camp. The Republicans
are endeavoring to dictate nominations for
the Greenbackers and the general opinion
is that in case they succeed there will be
big bolt. A number of prominent speakers
will be present among others Judge Max
,vam
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He entrusted to his personal friend Captain
Lewis, final messages to his family and
other directions Of confidential nature.
Within few moments after the Secretary
expired, kilograms announcing the sad
event were dispatched to President Arthnr
at Newport, Assistant Treasurer Coon,
Frank Sperry, his private secretary, Hon.
Thos. C. Acton, Assistant Treasurer at New
York, and Judge Andrews, of Syracuse.
General gloom pervades the people Of Gene
Va over this
Sudden Removal
of their beloved townsman. Men Of all par
ties and all conditions in life alike joining
in expressions of sorrow. The first emblems
of mourning displayed were above the en-
trance to the quarters of the Thirty. fourth
Separate Company "Folger Corps N. q.
q n Y
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A BRAVE WOMAN.
She shoots Burglar and then Pinokiiy Fol.
lows His Swift Retreat.

She shoots Burglar and then PiYekiiy Fol-
lows His swift Retreat.
BROOKLYN, September Mrs. Smith
living in Sixth street. Hunters Point, L. J.,
was startled ct sn early hour yesterday By
a burglar in her room. The man was TAX
ing the rings from her fingers when sbs
awoke. and said: Blank blank youI keep
quiet, or well kill you and your child"
lie then grasped her right hand and was
taking the rings from her fingers when she
pulled revolver from under her pillow and
presented it at the thiefs head, fired. When
be heard the sbo, he started down stairs,
and pushed through the window in the
back paYle,, Mrs. Smith close behind him.
When be reached the parlor foor be groaned
20 God. I'm shot he did not stop, how
ever, bat continued his fight through the
rear window, making good his escape.
When he reached the stoop Of the house he
jumped into the yard OF the Episcopal
Church. Mrs. Smith followed him 70 the
fence and again fred ct him, bot without
effect The noise Of the bullets aroused
the Bsighbo,bood and they went 10 the wo-
maa's assistance, hat too late 70 give her
asy help The theft succeeded In taking
ses and jsweIry worth 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05
A NEW MOVE.
Unless the Striking Mines Go to Work the
Ohio Mines Will be Closed Up,
JOHN c. SHOEMAKER.

Unless the Striking Mines Go to Work the
Ohio Mines Will be Closed Up,
CoLUNBrS, o., September i.-Superin-
tendent G. r. Carr, ofthe Columbus, Hook
ing Valley and Toledo road, has sent long
telegram ofa friendly nature to Chris Evans
Of the Straitsyille district, President Of the
Miners Union. informing him that unless
the striking miners 60 to work within day
or two at the rates offered by the operators
that all mines at Straitsville will be aban-
doned by the syndicate. Straitsville is
the only mining town of consequence in
Perry county whose sheriff has refused to
ask for aid or take steps toward protection
Of property. The operators have concluded
to concentrate guards at the mines in the
Hooking and Athens counties at two or
three places and hold the authorities Of
Perry county responsible for all damage to
property in that county. This order has
not tbeen given BY the syndicate, but tits look.
ed for in a day or two. A large number of
miners at Straitsville own the property in
which they live.
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WILL NOT DELAY IT.
Mr.. Shoemaker Says He Will DndeayOr
ExDadita the Trial,

MIR. Shoemaker Says He Will Dndeayor to
Expedite the Trial.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 5.-The follow
ing statement was TO- night furnished the As
sociated Press correspondent at this point
by Mr.. Shoemaker
TO the Public:-"B Biased reports have
been sent from Indianapolis by
certain party correspondents, indicating
hat the defendant in the libel suit brought
by Mr.. Blaine will seek to delay a prompt
lrrial. On the contrary we shall do all in
our power to expedite the conclusion of the
case and anticipate being ready for an is
sue before jury early in October, if not
sooner.
(Signed) JOHN c. SHOEMAKER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

In the publication of the national Re
publican platform, as sent out by the Asso-
ciatej Press a number Of papers, including
the REGIsTER, contained the word ''iniqui-
ties" instead of inequalities in the sem
tence The Republican party pledges
itselfto correct the inequalities Of the tar
iE This was an unintentional error on
the part Of the REGISTER, and was the fault
Of the press agent or the proof reader. Sew
eral stump speakers, taking their insPira-
ton iron The REGISrER, have unwitingly
made this mistake.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

THE people Of NiddlePOrt, o.. are very
much iucensed at young man named
BENgpIrT Who did not hinder Young lady
from deliberately shooting herself three
times. As the young man sat in his buggy
while she stood on the ground and killed
herself without giving him any inimation
that she contemplated suicide, the people
sre probably growing at him because they
cont know what else to do about It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05
A CORNER IN CORN.
The Market Advaneiag Amid Considerable
kxcitem.nt Speculators in q Fever.

The Market Advancing Amid Considerable
ksoitement- Spectators in Fever.
CHICAGO. September 4.-SpeculAtors dis
eerned evidences of what they deemed q
corner" in corn in the early transactions
ON Change this morning. That cereal is
unusually buoyant. the cash article having
advanced 2@2Ic as compared with the ear
" prices of Yesterday, and is now quosed at
Sale, with September option at the same
6vure October option has also advanced
to 5Osc, an appreciation of &c as compared
with the latest trading Yesterday. Trading,
in consequence, was carried on amid consid-
erable excitement. The amount OF corn IN
store here September lst was l,ETooeO
bushels. Other markets showed q little
change. wheat being q shade easier 6gt
steady at S33c. At 1880 A. NJ October
corn advanced to 81 ac.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05
A Mad Ahal.

NV CrNHERLasp. Septeuber %.-Isoss
:lloirt, Of CANDLES Run. near Frcsnsa's
rick ~orls and his son, . young maa
bout II yesn Of age. while oui hunting.
OF q squirrel on q tree between then II
ONE vay or other, and in the excitsment
,fthe momon'. the young man sl'ot ~ the
auirrel. but his father received the contents
{ the gun in bis shoulder and arm. He
ad 70 be hauled home and ~ last accounts
as suffering considerably from de s6scts
{ the wounds, although Il Is ssid thsy vill
oo' prove fatal Almost the entire load Of
shot entered bis shoulder and arm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

Tas Hon. George H. PendletOn is said
10 have been suffering with hay teyer. II
We are not seriously mistaken, the Hon,
George +. Edmunds has been troubled with
lbs same complaint. It's a peculiarly sad
,'a,e Of affairs when our great mems
lsrynxes get 50 badly out Of Thack that
they cannot perform the ordinary duties Of
p political campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

Iva political squeezer has become
marked feature of the present campaign.
His duties appear to consist in bleeding his
fellow creatures. There is nothing gentle
or loving about the squeezer. In madieval
times a criminal used to be squeezed to
death by a mechanical figure within whose
arms were hidden daggers, The political
squeezcr does not use daggers, although ne
occasionally looks them. or says cuttings.
The machine squeezer is no; a pronounced
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

THk sestinasy Of many who losg suffer
cd from Ill health, caused BY 40 impure
state Of the blood, goes 70 prove thsi th:
best remedy for making the blood heh, red
and pure, fcr besutifying the complexion,
for curing sores, pimpls and Other skia
diseases. for removing aches, pains. stih
Joints rheumatism, etc. for increasing the
power Of endurance, for giving health and
strength 10 every weak portion Of thn body.
IA Dir. 5uysou's YeIlsw DOCK and Saass
parrilL Ia effect ple1laes the user in ever
Instance. No other remedy equals H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

c.. Pmur PESDLETOS, West Virginia
commissioner to the New Orleans ExPOsi-
,iou is smiling the cool mountain breezes
a, Oakland, He pays a just and well de-
served tribute to the coming Governor Of
our State and thinks that the First Con-
gressoual district will be redeemed from
the rule of King Corr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

4 coop, oldfashioned Democratic barbe-
cue in Jefferson county, an account Of which
appears elsewhere, was the greatest political
Gathering of the campaign in this State.
/, viii have the effect Of infusing new life
into The party throughout the entire eastern
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

Tn. Republicans Of Chsrleston-the
home Of Gov. WILSOS-will ratify on Sat
ugisy next. Itis alleged that transpar-
ancy calling for the appointment Of an
honest United States Marshall will be car
RED in the procession. Boss ATErSsOSs
attention IS respectfully called to this little
rebellion against Excellency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

OrE city had a narrow escape from a
huge cOnfagratiOn last night in the Nc
Lain fire. Il is most fortunate that We
we're spared what seemed for time to. be
, great disaster, considering the dullness of
the times and the serious business depres-
siou affecting all classes of our people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

THa BlA,vE libel suit is opened. This is
, disgusting and unfortunate affair, but JUS
ice to Mr.. BLAINE and the country de-
maal, hat j. be thoroughly investigated
and An homes, verdict rendered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

>gr.EvBER opens the new business year.
The old wear went out laden with wrecks
aai mi,tortunes. 6ut it is hoped that the
worst has passed, and that the new year
MI usher in another era Of prosperity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

Hon. SAE.EL J. RANDALL was re-nomi-
mated :oy Congress in Philadelphia yester'
Gay The people Of his district would rath-
er be deprived Of representation than to
lose the services Of so eminent a man in
,--,.s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

TuAT gallan: and eloquent campaiguer
Ion. +. ". WILSON, has won the hearts Of
he people of Berkeley and Jefferson coun
;ss and he viii have increased msjorities
-. Zach Of them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

R.,, ATKINSON having captured and sub
gated the young eagle of the Iuteligen-
tsr it is the height of folly for the Charles
\, Rsis to revolt against supreme power.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

BES BrTLER is swimming the circle. He
s,s gone West to make some demagogue
,Deeches. On mis- return he might find
Fne TO drop down into New Orleans, but it
3. ,,t Tkely that he will.
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maaaep 4 cnisAMAs.

a Pretty German Girl sfarrses m obiiqae
op.ie-d Ori>rtsi IN the City By the Lake.
ClKvEIAxn. Sep,enber 4.-wsh Lee Lee
Yah. Of Canton China. and Miss MarJ
Chaler, = German American sonah. we're
r...l.... ses. iSssy p J.s.iS< .ieAssA. a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

YouR cough is growing worse That
soreness and pain in the throat and lungs Is
increasing. Better get nd Of the absurd
idea that anything win cure cough or
cold, and give Dr.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry trial before it IS too late. Ii never
fails TO check consumption, and quickly
cues a. coughs and colds,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

TsE ParkersOurg prohibition organ says
D,,aS JoHy electoral ticket for West
,;ryin.s viii soon be announced BY the
,,Sorsl Prohibition Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

v,,v VIRGINIA Republicans at Oakland
,,,;, inst this State viii give a Democratic
:. .;;,ri;,v of 10, 900 while the Democrats are
-, ,.,om $4,000 to 10000.
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RITCHlE COUNTY.
Democrats Nominate an Excellent County
Ticket.

Democrats Nominate an Excellent County
Ticket.
RIrcHIE. C. a., September - Exclu-
sive. IA mass convention of the Richie
county Democrats was held at this place
yesterday, and resulted in the selection Of
he following excellent ticket; House of
Delegates, L. G. Bennington; Prosecuting
Attorney, R. S Blair; Clerk Circuit Court,
Will A. Strickler; Clerk County Court, j.
VI. Iams; Commissioner County Court, W.
Lambert: County Surveyor, (passed without
any nomination.; Assessors, II. b. Collins
and J. Hickman; Sheriff, j. B. Hallam.
1t was the largest mass convention OF
democrats ever held in this county, and
xas enthusiastic and harmonious, all the
nominations being made by acclamation,
except for assessor.
A Contrast.
There was a marked contrast between
Ibis and-the Greenback-Repubican Con
vention held here two weeks ago. The
nominations made here to-day represent the
wishes of the Democratic party, and will re-
ceive the support not only Of the party but
of all people Of the county, who are opposed
to the out growth of rings and cliques.
Heretofore the Democrats Of this county
have been content with the crumbs but this
year we expect to take "ful loaf. The
opposition TO the fusion ticket is widespread
and growing, and the Greenbacks Of Clay
district, who we're principally drawn from
the Democratic party, all going back to
their first love" Hon. K. S. Lynn, nominee
of the Third District Senatorial Convention
for State Senate, was present, and being
called, responded in a very happy mSAsr
receiving hearty applause. Hon. 7. N.
Marshall Of Gilmer, was also present.
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WEIISsUR0.
The Brooke County Ysir In vuii neaaA
Sueeessfsl ExisAbittss,

The Brooke County Yair In ruit beast--A
suceessfal kxiAbttiSs,
wELLsBUE, Septembes +.--Ths Brooke
county Pair Is nov In progress, Friday being
the last day. The association did not do
ttrmine 10 hold this fair until . sbost tine
ago. Messrx. 6. W. McCleary. ]. H Be.
cEanpon ard q few othsss hsvs vUsksd
earnestly and energeically TO make Il .
success, and they deserve much credit fos
the comparatively good saceess -
The exhibitions of stock IN pstisulss Tbs
attendance today was not lssss. bat esas
fsIIy mp 10 the expsstntioA T$norrov
promises 10 be Interesting. 80 . osch
larger atiendenee Is expsctsA Ihe eEhI
bition Of cattle 10 vssy goo& The sAHt
horn cattle Owned g. n AsaA 3 Sos q
Harrison county, O.. deserve special noties.
Cursn Applersie. of Brooke soassy, sxAibit-
ed several head Of Jersey ssstiS that ase
beauties Both Of thsss gsntleuss tate M
memiums on thsir oattle. Col. c. h Bell
and VIM. Hsmmosd 4 Sss hsA 6as sxhib
liz Of sheep. Among Ne exhibitisas a
swine uere six rsss Of he nbiAs6 C6aa
aock by the Reed Brothers a 0Ai9 - .
6pe lot of Chesssr wku and Y0inhires.
Owned by L. Mcconnell, Of BROOKE sosstJ.
O.hsr RzAsb1as
There vas u ssasI Gsphy q kosso =
the various siasssA II Aista& tao0
owned b. X. Q. Le.ar ~ ~ h.9 .
the grosod. ,. g. tPAAnAs ks4. - =
exhibition tso fne eeifk 60 9 Geae.ee 80
the other thsss yssU 81 FiesA nsA =
nicely arsasgsd ssd esstaiss naeT besse
fuI sxhiiiia Tbs hsssy - ssAMk
mens siAsdA v9s ss0OUn6 To
wheel Of fortune" psa % ~
number Of sbos. . dezsa ssthsssd sp .
great many qssstess ssd dinsA Tie trce-
ing nee resulted ID Lssa, o~sd by Be-
ert Boyd, of Brooke COSBY tskias ~ -
nosey. "a Q bsDsp RsSdsaG osnea y q.
c Mlier. tak;s. sssosd plscs. Oaiy lnss
hes,. Yer. run. II ~ fsssisG ne on.
~ey Quees. belonging % w. Cs9Ia
WellsbssR. esos - seeed. " 10 sso
and took 6rst seeey.
lyon sss trssbisl vith sess ssAA
pa;ss aad essessl vsakaas fths v.deo
bodily f.scsioss, dss't - dsesissd - -
sdvef,iasnsnas q bistsn. kdssg ne9en
| etc.. vkoss csrtifessss q fpsoss6sA So.
ere ofiea pail fes. PSF ye9 hsa
ipp,s rsnsdy ealled Dt OsfRe T.
Doe& - ResapasiIlA. kviA eNle4
ocrify;.e d. Nod - ass .
seai posSen q ysBbAE To e.
6sd 4 wy ss6ese - - - 80
,ous syse.. ~ peeVsis1aO eeesw 80
Srsda q k11sB heAesiAg go 49, ~
ls.<tsssss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

rrr mine owners in the Hooking Valley
lore that unless the miners go to work
n, reduced prices they viii close up the
.;rf, at once.