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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
CARS RUN BY ELECTRICITY.
Inventor Brush Ex perimentinE with .
Motor for st1eet Cars.

MOtOr LOT otbeet SbEs.
CLEVELAND, February l9-Charles +.
Brush, the well known electrician, has an
other important invention in hand.
With his assistants he Is at present busily
engaged in perfectiRg aud experimenting
with new elsc tic. motor at the electric
light works, 10 be used for street car pur-
poses. An old Woodland avenue
street car has been brought in
to requisition and for some time
past the inventor Of the machine has
been in the city perfecting arrangements.
In this novel invention for propelling
street cars Mr.. B-ush's storage battery and
motor are TO be incorporated In the
machine, which is TO be placed on the front
or rear platform Of the street car, and there
manipulated at the will OF the conductor.
This invention will be novel one
in many respects. Hitherto, in q major.
rty Of cases, the rails have been util-
lied Us electric conductors, but In this
case the tracks will be en- tirely indspsnd.
ent, as all the ei~Cr,city will be confined to
the cars. Tee work oil laying tracks, which
will entirely rrCrrie the electric light
works. is almost complete. These rails
will be used 'utirsiy for experimental
purposes, aud - - expected that the rails
and car wI'l b. ready for public exhibition
in the snrly pa~t of next month. IL 10 too
esTly III he day TO anticipate anything In
the way uf using the invention practically
on the city street care; that entirely de.
pencs upon the success OF the experiments
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
DIVORCES INCREASING.
Surprising Statistics from Many States
of the Union.
Special 20 the Register.

Special 70 The ReglSteT.
WASHINGTON, February l9.-Some Of the
figures submitted here by the New England
Divorce Reform League for the considera-
ton of the public, show q wonderful fall
ing off in the permanency Of our matri-
monial institutions. In four New England
States the increase of divorces in eighteen
years was from 100 to 9l4. The other two
States showed a very high rate. In Maine
there were 5S7 divorces in 1880, probably
one to every ten marriages. In New York
City divorces increased from PIP in 1870 to
SO in lSS2, and in New Jersey from lbs in
1878 TO lS3 in 1888. Philadelphia doubled
her divorces each ten years. Ohio had l
divorce to every % marrisges in 1865, snd1
to every II marriages in 1882. The ratio
in Louisville, "A counties m Michigan,
Chicago, and st. Louis, is about divorce to
.very l3 marriages. In Mississippi the two
largest counties increased their divorces 80
per cent. faster thsn marriages in ten
years In CaliiOrnia 20 counties report l
divorce to every 10 marriage licenses
issued There were also increases, prob
ably in Maryland, North Carolins, and
other States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
SO, ,oOo, 600 WANTED FROM CONGRESS
For the Education of Iliiierste Citi.
Gems.

FOR the EuueSilOn Oh liiAtcrdAe Siti'
Gems.
State Superintendent of Schools Butcher,
who has been here for some time in con-
nection with the Nltional Educational AS
sociation, OF which he is President, went
home yesterday. He says he was assured
by DE-. Curry, the agent of the Peabody
Fund, that West Virginia could rely upon
as much assistance from the fund as is now
granted, as long as her school affairs were
as we'll managed as at present. The meet
ing OF the association has undoubtedly
had good effect in impressing upon Con-
gress the necessity OF federal aid in school
work and will have much weight in indu.
FL cling the vote on the Willis bill, which
provides SlO,OO0CCO FOR that purpose, and
which is likely to be reported fayorably
from the House Committee on Education
this week. In the report of the sab
committee, which has already rec
ommeDded the passage OF this
bill, is incorporated a report
which shows that Illiteracy holds the bal
ance Of power in fourteen northern and ia
all the southern State. The report says:
in the thirty eight States there are 1871.
2l7 iilite rate voters. Only one voter IN
five can write his name. The illiterste
voters in South Carolina are more than
one half; in Alabama, Florida. Mississippi,
Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia, one
in two; while Missouri, with one in nine,
plesents the best record of any OF the
southern States. In the Presidential elec.
tiou of 1876, New York, New Hampshire,
New Jersey, Connecticut, Indiana, Cali
fornia, Nevada, Ohio, Oregon, Wisconsin,
Illinois, Rhode Island, Michigan aud
Pennsylvania were ranged on the 81 'e OF
iui,eracy. In the last presidential contest
30 OF the States of the Union, with 2iS cleo
toral votes, were again within the domIna
ton of scyereigns who could not read the
very charter OF their liberties. The mai n
titles which they gave could have Deeo
oyerthrown by a combined vote Of their
illitersre voters, even if those III j rite
bsGsbeen five times as great as they were.
In 1876 Mr. Tlden's majority OF ihs popu
lar vote vas 49,, ,39i; in $50 Mr. Gtcie'd's
msiUrity wss Only 1888. La 1876, % OF our
Is Senator's three-tAthS Of the whole, and
259 Of 'Ae 2J2 representatives., were IN the
sTssp Of iilitsraCy. In 1882 5S OF our 40
Senator. aud 29l of our 325 represen ntstiYeS
were IN States and districts where iluterate
voters held the balance Of power
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
81, Ioui,, Latest Sensation.

ST. LOUIS, February l9.-Miss Grace
Kean, a young lady about twenty years OF
age, deushter of New York carriage
manufacturer who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs Charles L. Morton, in this city
for the past two months went ont to d.
some shopping yesterday afternocn sni
has rot Stree been seen or heard Of. The
family are il great distress and every
Effort with the aid OF the police is be'n'
made to find the young lady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
THE WORK OF BELIEF.
No One Sow In Want Between wheel.
ing and Catro.

WASHINGTON, February l9.-The Secre.
tsry OF War continues to receive numerous
kilograms showing the satisfactory progress
in the work of relief to the food sufferers
on the Ohio river and its tributaries. A
telegram o,dsy from General Beck with, at
Cincinnati, says among other things, TO-
day from Wheeling and Cairo, along
both banks there is not woman
or child that pines for food.
The general tenor Of kilograms is that the
supplies already distributed are amply
sufficient to meet all present needs. The
Secretary has authorized General Beckvith
to make use of two hundred and sixty EIGHT
hospital tents at Jeffsrsonville for furnish
ing shelter to the inhabitants OF flooded
districts, whose homes have been washed
away. He also notified him that there
we've two thousand second hand tents at
Philadelphia which may be utilized for the
same purpose. There is yet unex pended
sloO, eco OF the 500, 900 appropriated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
They want n Copy rig ht.

LONDON, February l9.-At meeting OF
the company of author, established to OBJ
tain a copyright convention with the
United States. Cardinst Manning spoke
upon the injustice foaeb! American pub
fishers in pirsting English works. Walter
Besant moved tbsts c.,mpsDy Of authors
be founded in An"rict aud the mstter be
brought before American authors. Her
man Merivale adveI'ed TO the disgracsful
state OF the law on drsmstic copyright
Besani's motion was csrried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
NEWS, NEWS, NEWS!
Wa;ierson's wants IN Regard 60 Copy
rixhtink H.

HasfeEsonS y wants IN ncSaEN ~ WY
rixhtink H.
Henry watterson, in an interview yes
terday, makes forcible argument in favor
of the proposed measure OF newspaper
copyright which this Congress is asked to
furnish. He denies that the bill is asked
for IN the interest of the Associated Press
and claims that sll honest newspapers and
honestnews associations are interested in
its passage. II is intended to protect news
from pirated use and concurrent puolics-
ton for twenty -four hours snd will include
ali original. special and general matter sx-
ceeding 100 words sent by post or wire.
He. clsims that 1t will not affect
the custom of copying from one
psTer by another paper in the
iesst 5egree. The twenty four hours linn
itation gives all the latitude needful to
honest and legitimate transcriptlous from
one newspaper to another. The country
press is no wlse touched, and can see no
other interest on its part than to approve
q measure calculated to elevate and jisni
fy the profession Of journalism by giving
3 certain legal validity sud responsibility
to the collection and distribution OF news.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
over.worked Bu.ioess Men.

bss been lsrgely shown during the past
thirteen years that the new Vitalizing
Treatment dispensed by Drs- starkey &
Pslsn, ll09 Girard street, Philsdelphis,
Pa, is the most prom pt aud efficient agent
vet discovered by the meiical profession.
It's use by over worked business and pro-
fessionaf men would save many hundreds
OF lives every yesr, and give to thousands
more the ability to work without the wesri-
p.ss, exhaustion and peril which now at
tend them A pamphlet containing foil
p-rticulars in regard to the nsture and
action of this remarkable treatment, will
be mailed free. Write for il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
A Nest YirginIan In Trouble.

" VI 70 &c ~ IoltTs
>-iraF>'IrIE o., February l9.-Lsst
isa' valuable horse belonging to Kid
.usa, Of Springfield, this county, was
,o.ea. Word was sent to Sheriff Sharp
FL be succeeded in sr-esting the thief
-t ',,,v,ring the horse at the Round
+ofner Hotel. Tae tniei's name is George
'c1o.-. ard he halls iron. Doddsidge coaa-
B, y Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
FUNERAL OF COLONEL sERstNY,
1 Han Esteemed for His Many Excel.
lent Qualities.
Special 10 Ae Register.

Spcctdl W NC heySt0.
PARKEEsBURs, Februsry ls'-The funeral
Of the late Colonel W. T. Senseny took
place this afternoon, the Wood County
Bar, of which the deceased vas member,
Sharon Lodge 1. o. o. F., Petersburg
Fire Department and City Council being
in attendance. The deceased viii be re-
membered in Wheeling, where he resided
many years, and was highly esteemed for
his many excellent qualities.
Propositions have been made to the
Kanawha River Railroad Company Sy .
syndicate OF Western capitalists, who are
anxious to build q road as a connecting
link to line west, which has for its OBJ
iectiye point Deep Rock at Norfolk, which
company are now operating the line As far
east as Marion, o., and known in railroad
circles as the Black Diamond Syndicate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20

RExrxBE1 . complete cure for aches,
pains, sores, pimples, urinary sediments.
disturbing dreams, nervousness. despond.
ency, indigestion and general weakness OF
mind and body. brought on by improper
habits or otherwise. is found in too or
three bottles of DR. Gnysot;'s Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla, N has been proven By The
experience of many Who iene suffered. bat
now feel we'll and siroog in Ill parts Of tbs
body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
AN IDLE WEEK IN CONGRESS.
A Probable Adjournment Tomorrow
Until Monday.

1t is not likely much will be accom-
plished by Congress this week. The talk
now fsvors an adjournment Thursday over
Washipgton's birthday and to the follow
ing Monday. The Mexican treaty is again
being discussed outside Senate executive
sessions and will likely be considered
farther in these star chamber pow-wows
before the end of the month. Several OF
the appropriation bills are ready to be re.
ported and Interstate Commerce, pleuro
pDeumonis and further restriction OF
Chinese immigration are subjects that
stand ready to be thrust upon the atten-
occurs. Lam.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
Nhisssy tor Wheeling s.ez,i.

'I-''I % III htyIE-sF.
S'l..sA''lLE February lS,-This morn.
David Myers, Deputy I. 5. Collector,
= s4e' len barrels Of whisky consigned to
4'''AAe'mer N Sor, Of Wheeling, by
-o'1 '' Sons, Of Cincinnati. The cause of
/ ',~iv "A' The sup cion tina. the liquor
'.eh 'a~pered with aud colored after
SsS .aGeu OF bond
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
Ihe Cnn,r ChnIern-

-...H. seerla-y I" The German San
~ Commission sea. - Egypt and Iudia
- nPe0a. oosrt o; health to study
- ~'7 and causes of cholera has for
So I.,;r. firigrt i:oM Calcutta. The com.
.,.. ILl'CVEsr~t cholera germ in q
~ ''"A "a. /" Calcutta, and found in q So
80. go '.i.sSe " here caOlers had made its
q e's".s s..s iHe same microscopic organ
-. ..,A bad been discovered IN the
~. ~ A'ssUa.s Ci cholera victims in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
BEKWooo BattLIANTS.
Why tbs Citissps 1hisk they Have
Cause 90 ~ 0Sststst.
4peridI 10 O< R>0lstO.

Why tbe Citissps Ihssk Thsy Asvs
Cause % ~ Osstetsi.
apeciaI 10 ne Rsotst~.
Bxswoop. Febfucry IS-Benwood r. sr
trensly grateful 70 Wheeling for sction
taken with regard to more sssistsncs for
the sufferers BY the Hood.
The vehicle Of yendsr Of pottsry stock
In lakelst Of mud on Second street, yes.
terdsy sftsrnson. end cruelty vss show
70 the qusdruped bfofs successful s1th'
cation could b ms3s.
The street commissioners are doing
Among the wants Of Bsnvood 10 that Of
sscsftsinipg friends Who hsvs inhusncs
si,h the clerk OF the weather to prevail
upon him TO order more vesthsf similar
to The sample sent yesterday.
x.s visiting friends IN town yestsfdsy.
Calico spd ticking we're measured OF By
the lsdies of the relief sod disthbutsd %
those deprived Of wearing apparel y the
Ir. Oliver Jones moved his fsmily out
of Bepuood to one Of his houses high md
would not be unwise for the spssssie
y,Ii.f committee 10 invest sons Of the
finds they may recsivs 10 line 10 b scst.
,sred psomiscuously sfound pr.missL.
The "ehineyS Wsre man did !eee
ofiies brsinsss yssssfdsy-dtsf u h''e
'yr The rsii:f counittss are thsskful fes.
Contributions Of potatoes. houf, sss.' -
Ne sSs. Wilson 4 Bsumsr took eoe O
,be submssesd pissos 70 - rsysiss4 -
terdsy. .,. N, =. 49,
,o, 80 sious sagvios By tbs g. Johns ene'
sres,ticn unti1 The church y nt Soe o0vads
RSy. SaodGrsse. predding eloc -
s,sminine tba church. He ssys che etste'
mots 10 feeard 70 II vsss not ss ~ sx-
s~~efatnd. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
A Clean Sweep for the Repu bic aus.

PITTSBURGH, February l9.-An unusually
large vote was polled at the municipal
election to day. Andrew Fulton, Reput-
lican, for Msyor, defeated Ron. Robert
Liddell by seven thousand msjority. In
Allegheny City, J. q. Wynsn, Rep1oIi-
can was elected Mayor over John swan,
Democrat by six hundred msjorifv. &
pu0licars have majority in the Councils
Of h,ih ciffs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20

Is your system running down? II th, re
feeling of decreptitude taking possession
,fyou? Are the functions of your diges
tive and urinary organs impaired? Is yon'
blood bad7 Do sores and pimples troubl
you. Do you suffer from aches and pains
Are yop weak. and does the least exertior
give you fatigue: BswarsI Regain per
fect health by using Dr. Guysoirs Yelloz
Deck and SsrsapArilia-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
They Win Ras,,.

'oRN, February l9.-Ir Is stated
"e hru OF NeGinnis Brothers &
whose suspension was announced
Ian, has effected satisfactory settle
kn,;.y ,;uAy with the Oregon and Trans
fsditor "a Company, their principal
isels - and there is now no ssr;ons Oh
NC 70 their rssuuption 00
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
For the Relief Of Tokar.

LoNDcN, February l9.-The orders gov
ernibg the expedition for the relief Of
Toksr have BEEN issued. Tue troops will
take provisions sufficient to last two weeks.
They will bivouac upon the line OF march,
esch man carrying seventy rounds OF an
mupition and there will be a reserve sup
ply OF TWO hundred and fifty rounds per
rnsO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
PkBKeRSBURG PALAyEa.
Death Of an Old. Useful and Hoaored
(IuEen.
Special 10 he Register.


PAKKERsBuRo w. Va, February io.-OE.
ing to the damsged condition OF the II. 4.
Church the congregation worshiped In the
Calvary Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning and evening. The Calvary CON-
gregstion has no pastor now and the
church has been tsrd'red by the trustees
to the N. X bre;hren un.il their church
can be repaired.
Rev. 7. b. Hughes, PASTOR In charge of
the N. 4. congregation, preached an ex'
ceIlent sermon from Romans. Chap. 8, 18th
verse. Rev. Hughes 10 an earnest, forcibls
and entertaining speaker. and will b re-
mtu. bersd a. . popular pastor OF the Ch ~.
lire street N. Z. Church in Wheeling.
Psrkersburg has lost good and Useful
citizsn in the person of the late Colonel
W. T. Senseny, who died on Sunday last.
after On illness OF several weeks. Colonel
Stps<py Sss almost st deaths door last
spring, and. although he Was able TO be on
the street and attend TO business, never
fully recovered his health.
George Hall and family hsvs the symps.
thy cf friends in the loss Of m infant son,
aged two months. The child Vas taken
With convulsion,. and died very suddenly.
Mr.. Jsu.s Mclaughlin. sn Old snd e.
teemed citizen OF the Sixth Ward, died on
Sunday Of general debility, sssd seventy
yesrr.
Many cases Of pneumopis smongst chill
drsn sre reported, most Of them In the
Sixth Wsrd.
An adjourned session Of Wood Comfy
Circuit Court II nov In session. The
United 6sstSs Court 70 still I'm sesion. Ths
Ben,inel force 10 we'll rsprsssutsd On the
juries of the two courts, the seniof editor
being on the Fsdersl Jury snd the city
editor on the Circuit Jury.
Oliver McBenry, weli-knoWn typo oi
Psrhersburg, 10 now on the Sentinel force'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
noadIy for Protection on Wool.

WASHINGTON, February 19-Spesker Car
lisle has received q letter from Governor
Hosdly urgiag the restoration OF the old
duty on wool. 1t shows the Governor to
be q protectionist in the sense that the
platform of the Ohio Democracy favors pro-
lection. and embodies an appeal to Speaker
Csrlisle's good sense aud political judg-
ment for assistance in The matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
G,..s and Potter Mems Plea.

WASHINGTON, February ls,-The WAYS
and Means Committee gave q hearing to-
day to the representatives, of glass aud
potter, industries, who made arguments
against the proposed reduction Of tariff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
COMFORTABLY FIXED IN FRANCE.
Herbert &. Aver. Provided with Money
by Friends. RetiFes from Business.

YouNGsTowE, o., February ia per.
sonal friend OF Herbert @. Aver, late presi.
dent OF Brown, Bonnell & Co., says that
Mr.. Aver is in Marseilles, France, living Q
quiet, retired life. When he failed be saved
mething from The wreck, and this was
used In paying his personal debts. 1t is
said that ss far as they are concerned he
doesn't owe dollar. When be left Chicago
some one placed $l0a.OoO 10 his credit, and
informed him that it was at his disposal TO
use ne desired. It's ssid that in his palmy
days in Chicrgo Mr.. Aver assisted many
brokers on the streets, who were OCCASION
al y squeezed In ttock. and when short his
pure wss always st their command. These
'ayors were not forgotten. and when re
arse cuue 10 their friend they formed
pnol. and by this means raised 10000,
witch they presented 70 him. IL is also
,eid thst one Of he factions engaged In the
pgsi fi9h' TO secure control OF the plant Of
BI"Tu. B'nreli < Co has purchased Whit
ever interest Mr. Aver may have mad in II
OF Il handsome sum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
More Of si,ma.eh'. FesIi.hne =.

PARIS, February l9 The News puolishe
intelligence from Berlin which asserts that
naturalizsd German "A American citizens who
return TO Germany are again being vigor-
ously subjected to military duty and the
German foreign Office ignores Unied States
Minister Sergeant and conducts all neso-
tia,ions directly with Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
fSii' from ,he ktpxorAnpam

1'S teOrus'y lH-President Greyy has
,,'''u a telegram from the King of An
'.e h'og expresses the hope that
IVY completed cable connecting
r.To,, en- With fnuanan and Saigon will
The friendly relsrioas existing
. -. .LshSe eiie and AMMAN. He also trusIs
Hts- J VIII be rntitaI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
Rising Again "A I'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, February l9.-It commenced
raining hard here this afternoon and is
still raining. Reports up the river are
that rain has fallen there. After falling
to SO feet 9Z inches the river commenced
rising again and rose a quarter Of an inch
between eight and nine o'clock this after
noons a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
p,srORY OF TIE FLOOD.

THE SUNDAY REGISTER Of February
,-,b : the most satisfactory paper for
fling away or sending to friends that
t..,, D, . issued. Copies in wrappers
rrsly or Aailing can be had at the
~ III office,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
SG W. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING.

this a ernoon accompanied by gale. The
wind icetill blowing hard from northwest
and WI prove severe strain upon the
new lore here A force of men are watch
ing anGp acing sand bags in washed places
aud eve, yihing will be done possible to
keep tie !. wees intact.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
The sjtoa,ion at Cairo.

CAIRO. February l9.-Ths river is 81 feet
inches and rising slowly. Heavy rains
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
A Appeal from New Albany,

NEw ALBANY, February l9.-rhe distress
here from the food is widespread. The
destruction Of property is vast, and the
wants a our poor people far beyond our
city and county aid and local contribu.
tons. Money given to our people will be
Thankfully received and conscientiously
dispensed.
[Signed1 W. G. DEPAUw,
Chairman Citizens Relief Committee.
J. J. RICHARDS, Mayor.
J.J. Brown. Treasurer.
J. PowERs, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
P,ts Cured Six Years Age

at has been six yesrs since was cured
OF fls," says Mr.. W. Ford. of Writ, Jefer.
son county, Ind. 'Sdnnritan ferrine did
it" And 1t always will, reader. 81 50, at
druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
LET tbe Coed Work 20 On.

MACON, GA, February I9.-H. G. Turpin
snd John Burnett rival sewing machine
agents quarreled. Turpin was stabbed 70
death
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
Attack o. K.ss Hunbert.

ROME, February l9.-TWo versions are
given of the attack upon q railway train
containing King Humbert- According to
one IL was attempted to take the Kings
life. The other makes it the acts oil
hrigands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20
Far tbe Relief or Greely.

WASHINGTON, D. C, February l9.-The
British Government has rendered the
United States the use of the steamer Alert
for the Greely relief expedition. She was
built especially for the Arctic, and will b
used as a supply ship and will follow in
the wake of other vessels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20

Do's1 thou love life7-Then do not 30 uan-
der valuable time.-for tna: is the stuff
life is msde of-but procure at once q bot
tie of DR. Bulls CouRh Syrup for your
cough and be cured. Your druggist
keeps it.