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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
A NEW RAILROAD

To be Built in This State by Pittsburg
Contractor.
Yesterdays Pittsburg Dispatch contained
the following:
James 0'Connor, the Well-known railroad
contractor of this city, has engaged to build
a short railroad in West Virginia and will
commence operations within the next three
weeks. The road, which is II miles in
length, will run from Morgantown to Fair.
mo1t as branch of the Waynesburg and
Washington road. The purpose of the road
is to open up large coal nine between the
two towns, which is said TO be one OF the
best in the State-a nine o. ten foot vein, Of
the best quality of coal. About two hun
dred men have been engaged by Emil Dor
ner TO commence operations within few
days, and more will be hired. The men are
ali from Pittsburg and vicinity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
HER ArOsEsEST.

What, in these days OF skating rinks, is
called a good audience, gathered at the
Opera House last evening TO witness this
emotional ard military drama Of Anson
Ponds. The company, which is composed
Of about the same members as when II was
bere last year, is considerably above the
average. The characters Of Martha West
Col. Swift, and Mulligan, the New York
policeman, who would rather be live po-
iceman than dead hero" being especially
we'll represented Probably the best feature OF
the evenings performance however was the
opening piece, by the celebrated band, which
accom- panies this troupe. II was certainly
a wonderful performance, aud well deserved
the encore, it received. The play will be
repeated this evening and we would advise
ali of our readers who are fond OF good
music and acting, TO attend.
There was fair audience at the Aca-
DENY last night, TO witness the initial pre-
ren,ation Of collars and Cuffs. The play
abounds in pleasant situations, and is 8
thoroughly enjoyable entertainment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
DISASTROUS BLAZE.
Burlington, Ohio, Visited by a
Costly Fire.
The Large FlouriOg Mill Of Daugherty
Brothers Burned to the Ground
Loss $4,000

About 10 O'Clock last night fire was dis
covered in the cellar Of the Touring mill Of
Dougherty Brothers, at Burlington o., five
miles above Martins Ferry. The fire gained
such headway that it was soon beyond con-
troll, and the limited appliances at hand
made no impression on the flames. So fierce
was the FIRE and so swift its progress that
the books of the firm were
burned together with all the flour
and grain in the building. The mill is a
total wreck 1t had lately been completely
overhauled and new machinery valued at
$4,000 placed in it. A stable adjoining
was also burned. The loss is $4,000, par.
tally insured Directly opposite the mill
is the grocery store of c. j. Smith, two,
story brick. For time it was feared that
it would also 20 but BY hard work it was
saved, although it was damaged to the
amount of several hundred dollars.
The frame residences of Henry
Romick and William Jump also
suffered damage. For a time it was feared
the whSle town would 90 and courier was
dispatched to Martins Ferry to summon
aid from this CITY. Mayor Grubb directed
Chief Dupning to take the Atlantic engine
10 Burlington. Four horses were attached
and the engine started, but on Market street
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, the
hind axle broke and The trip was abandoned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
SOME OF OUR FRIENDS.

The People We Claim and the Strangers
within Our Gates.
Col. Jake Kemple arrived in the city yes,
terday, from Chicago.
W. V. Hoge, Esq, left for Wetzel county
yesterday on q business trip.
VIM. 7. English has returned from .
business trip out the B. & o. r. Il.
VIM. Sundertord and sister, Of Spring
Geld, Ohio, are visiting friends on the South
Side.
Miss Mary Rainey, who has been visiting
Miss Hattie Dalzell tor the past few days,
left for the East yesterday.
Mrs. Abram Sprucebanks, OF Mingo. o.,
returned home yesterday after a pleaeant
visit to her mother, Miss John Lsntry, oi
the South Side.
Mr.. J. Fl. Jewell, Of Syracuse New York,
a guest of the Mcclure House for the past
TWO weeks. was called home By a telegram
to-day. His mother is lying at the point OF
death.
Mr.. Thos. b. Moore, popular young
gentleman who has been clerking for Geo.
Il. Carnahan for q number OF years, has &C
cepted positi N with Il. Ball K Son.! Tom
has host of friends who wish him success
in his new place.
Miss Dixie Phillips will shortly leave this
CITY ON an extended tour TO the Sunny
South. In the course Of her trip she will
visit relatives in New Orleans and take in
the Worlds Exposition. Her hosts OF
friends will wish her bon voyage.
Messrs. NJ. and Fletcher Morrison, Of
Braxton county, were guests Of their broth
er SenatorJ. W. Morrison, Jr., last week.
The we're stopping at the St. James. Fletch:
or Morrison was the very efficient Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of BraKton until January
|, when his successor took charge. The
visitors left for their home Sunday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
THE Kinks.
Latest Doing of the Roller ManiPu'
latOrs.

Latest Doing Of the Roller ManiPu'
IatOrs.
The boom at the Island rink still contin,
ues. This resort has lost none Of its old
time popularity.
The roller skating rage still continues
with unabated fury, and the Kinks are
crowded day and night.
Elmer Foster, OF the Capitol Rink, was
presented with very handsome pair OF club
skates last Friday night, BY some OF his
young gentlemen friends.
The Capitol rink is still drawing large
crowds. The courteous and obhging man
ayers are always on the lookout for the
comfort OF their patrons.
Ten of our best known society gentlemen
are perfecting their plans for the building
of daisy new rink on the Island. Full
particulars will be published shortly.
The Chapline street rink will be opened
on Thursday with an exhibition by the cele-
brated "Midgets. of Providence, X. ]. This
rink has all the latest conyeniences, aud
will be found in frst-class condition.
H the upper market hall c IN be secured
for "wednesday night, there will be meet.
ing held there BY the Jefferson Juniors and
the Junior Plumed knights to take definite
action on the proposed fancy dress drill on
roller skates.
The new rink on Chapline street is almost
certain to be opened to the public on next
Thursdav night. 1t will be the most cou,
pletely equipped institution Of the kind
west Of the mountains, and the skating sur.
face will be the finest in this section OF
countrv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
Civil service Reform.


As an instance Chief Dunning comes 10
the front. He goes 10 work and removes
men simply because they are Democrats.
Dunniug forgets that he was elected 70 his
present position by Democrat W. A..
Wilson,, that he owes the Office he holds
through and by the vote Of W, A. Wilson,
The said Wilson being good and tras
Democrat. And now to show how highly
Dunning appreciates the vote Of Wilson, one
Of the first things he does is to remove enc OF
bis own best friends, and not an enemy, bat
who is Democrat in the First ward. b Il
possible that Mr.. Dunning has forgotten all
this, and at this late day, il forcing Re
publican in the First ward upon the public
as public officer to replace . Democrat:
Amer the ex-Councilman has conferred all
this honor upon this party, will he not rise
and wonder whether he is wise or not! Aad
that as another result OF his vote another
Democrat has been removed on the Island,
and in his place certain man has been ap-
pointed who is not q Democrat. What
does Mr.. Wilson, as q Democrat think OF
this removal and appointment We com
mend this instance OF civil service reform TO
President Cleveland. K.
Wheeling February 2, 1885.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
OUT OF WHOLE cLorH.
The Inteliigencer's Account OF the Senate
Executive Session Not Founded on Fact.

The Intelligencer's Account OF the Senate
Executive Session Not Founded on Fact.
It must have been very keen-nosed re
porter, indeed, who made the discovery, as
printed in Yesterdays Intslhgencer, that the
Senate in executive session Saturday reject
ed Governor Jackson's appointments for
Regents Of the Insane Asylum. There was
not particle of foundation upon which to
rear the sensational superstructure printed
in that journal, if we except the fact of the
session. An executive session was held,
called for the purpose of passing upon the
nominations. The floor was cleared, the
galleries emptied, the doors closed, and the
session began, but it did not end in the
manner stated. The reporter fertile brain
Matched that. The facts are: The Senate
went into executive session, but no quorum
being present it adjourned without transact
ing any business.
Even if there had been a quorum and the
Senate had not acted on the appointments
at that time, it would have made no material
difference, as the law provides that the Gov
ernor shall make his appointments later
than January, but the Senate may defer &C
ton until the last day Of the session if it
chooseS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
FLASHED BY THE WIRES,

Randall has received a number Of invita-
tons to visit the South.
Johnstown, Ohio, had $4,000 fire yes
terdaY, the third one in three months. Evi'
IDENTIFY no lamp posts in the town.
In response to House resolution offered
BY Representative Slocum. the President
yesterday transmitted to Congress the recent
appeal Of Fitz John Porter to him In bus
own behalf ,.....
The total number Of commissioned Off
Gers in the organized militia force OF the
United States is 7,3ll; total number Of nom
commissioned officers and priyates in the
organized militia, $4,000 total number OF
men in the unorgsnized militia, 66O,OOO.
The four States having the largest number
in the order are New York, Pennsylvania,
Florida and Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
The ~ Nork pYnamiters

YoRz. February There are no
Developments today in connection with
sremp, 10 blow up Garry Brother 5
On Grand street yesterday morning.
6a- men arrested on suspicion were
| ,rged 70. want Of evidence. Mr.. Garry
|i that the explosion was for the pur-
o. advertising, as alleged by some per
The police have various ideas as to
the culpri,s are and ara quietly working
|,,a new rlueS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
CAPITOL OUTLINES.
Points Picked Up About the Legislative
Halls and Corridors,


Points Picked Up About the Legislative
Halls and Corridors, 49,
Yes. girls. the Speaker 10 married
Fl. B. No. lat is remarkable document
The calendar Of the House is growing
enormous.
The House has reached and passed "H.
B. No. I50."
The House Judiciary Committee keeps
up with its work right along.
Senator Scott presented his brother SEN
ators with handsome glass inkstsnds, yes-
terday.
Colonel White is ever seen to Bob up Sc
renely' when anything Of importance Is
under consideration.
Some of the members are afraid they
will be compelled to tarry some time over
the-forty-6ve-day limit
The REGISTER some time ago stated that
Mr.. Davies, of Fayette, was the youngest
man in the House. Subsequent inyeshga-
ton, however, shows that we were mistaken,
and that the youngest member Is Mr.. Nc
Conaughey, Of Writ his age being only
twenty-three.
For the benefit Of the young ladies we
will state that among the members OF the
House who are unmarried are, Messrs. Nc
Conaughey, of Wirt; Davies, OF Fayettsi
Hawvermale, Of Morgan; Hinkle, Of Pendle-
ton; Oxley, Of Lincoln; Dean, Of Upshur;
Laidley, Of Cabell; Price, Of Monongaha;
Door, Of webster; Davidson, Of Mercer, and
Fleming, Of Kanawha.
Robertson's pet II. B. No. SO, was up on
a second reading for amendment. Severa!
important amendments were proposed, and
one proposed by Mr.; Anderson agreed To-
wherein it was provided that nothing in
section 3 of this act (secion 3 prescribing
fees to be paid to corouer) shall apply TO
justices of the peace acting as coroners.
On motion of Mr.. White the bill with pend
ing amendments was recommi.tsd to the
Judiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
ALONG THE SHORE.
What IL Being Done % the o
River.

What h Being Done % the OeAs
Heavy ice was moving yesterday and
navigation was suspended.
The John Gilbert was the first boat -
leave Cincinnati since the suspension 81
navigation.
A Pomeroy dispatch says . solid gorge Il
reported at Murraywille, extending 10 miles
above.
Maric,ts-A new company 10 be known
q. the Ohio River transportation Company
has been organized for the purpose Of car
rying freight and passengers between Mar
ietta and wiiliams,own. The stock u
$4,000.
Sale oflhe Emma Graham--Uni,ed Sisiss
Marshall Ru,an disposed Of the Emma
Graham on Saturday TO Capt Al. Siavin
for a.. 800. She will take her place in tho
Pittsburg 4 Cincinnati packet line ~ the
"wednesday packet. We have not Learned
who will be her commander. .-Pittsburg
Times.
Il is feared that the locks and dams IN
the Muskingum river win be badly injured
when the ice comes out. Il.
A good deal has been said and written of
late about the deca Ience Of the nver busi-
ness, vet taking the coal trade into cos'
alteration, the tonnage ofPittsburg is large
now than ever before. The freight ssd
passenger traffic has been largely sup
planted by the railroads that nov trayerss
almost every part Of the coun.ry. .-Piitsburg
Com. GaZ.
River coal operators generally say that 10
all their experieree they never knew the
coal business 10 be 10 dull - st present. sss
what Is still more discoufaging is there .
little or no prospect Of any Immediate 10
proyenent The losses By sinking hsve
been unusually large this winter, but foets.
pstely these iaIl on strong firms sho are
able 10 stand it-Piitsburs Commercial
Gazette.
Mr.. MePsll, the BeIIeverop boat builder.
is building The huIl Of the new Wheeli:s
and Psrksrsburg packet. This R sbout ths
only boa. under contract hsreabouu st tSe
present time. Boat builders complain. ssA
With good reason, Of business ~ beng very
dun. The past year has been the poorest
for many years, and The psospsct q pfesset
IL by no means encouraging. --PittsSsrg
Counereial Gazette.
| PirTsscG, February z,-Rivef ! fese !
inches and rising. Westhef ee'd -
ssovipg. :. -.
CiscIsxarI, January 3i.--Ri'ef II fsee.
and stst;onAfo. Weather clear and CO..
lee prevents navigation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
,cnlli.inn Of Freirht trains.

|rsoS. o.. February Two freight
on the New York, Erie and Western
~ came into collision near Kent yes
y, demoishing both engines and
hing and burning a number Of cars,
|oGng much merchandise and killing
cattle. The engineers and 6remen
ed from the engines and escaped IN
No one was injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
IT DON'T PAY.

Cutting Down the Fercs OF the Ohis
Central Railroad.
SpNrSal 70 As Rss'siov.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. February Capt
Hugh Longest, Superintendent. Of the river
division Of the Ohio Central railroad, and
Edward Riggs, agent ., this place, were TO-
day discharged from the service Of the CON.
pany. The reason for this Is that the Ohio
Central finds it necessary to cut down eL.
penses. The road is not paying. Mr.. q.
w. Erich, auditor aud cashier. arrived il
the city to-day and took charge Of the busi'
ness. Notwithstanding the report tcle.
graphed to the Associated Press, trains will
continue to run as usual. |. is expected
soon to put the road on a paying basis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

20 the victims Of debility and languor,
y able to put one foot before the other.
,esrt to work. No good cheer for the
eat. No hope for the future. Brown $
Bitters builds up the system; enriehes
/; sets liver a. work; regulates heart ;
lgihens stomach; tones nerves Then
are al right. Mr.. John S. kager,
e,6Oro s. C., saws, Il used Brown 5
Bit;ers for nervous debility, and found
~ beneficial H
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

Two eraftea Bsys Arrsstsd fsr'
Train Mrsckino.
HAVE THE GUILTY BEEN Founof
Sensational Rsmors Aasa. Over the
Affalr---Two 8eys
Drowned.
THE OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD.
!Seris. 70 IA ENiHr.


GRAfToS, WA, February 2.-Graftea
is again the center Of excitement. To-day
detectives in the employ Of the. b. 4 o.
road arrested Charlss. Rowan and william
Barker, tws boys, aged respectively 6ffses
and sixteen, on tbe charge of having caused
the terrible wreck Of the St. Louis express
near town, last December. The town =
full of wild rumors implicatins otAee pr
tee, and claiming that Sensational eoafs.
sions have been made. The officers rstass
to give any particulars Of the arrest. TAss
rumors when hunted down are found to b
without foundation.
Sad Accident.
James Roberts and Robert SpHsgs were
skating on the nver to-day. Roberts broke
through the ice. Spriggs attempted 10 ave
Roberts, and both boys vere drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
Col. Ksmpis .t Homo.

Col Jake KempIe is in the city on .
brief visit 70 his parents. He lectures -
Fairmont on Wednesday night
Yesterday the Colonel was on the Hocts
Of the Senate and House. He was warmly
greeted By oId-tine friends with whom sad
against whom he has fought many bot po-
litical battles. Jake says that bis warfare
s over and he il nov n peace with oil
mankind. A number Of the members ol
both houses have requested Colonel KEN
pIe to repeat his lecture on "Eh, and bo~
be got there and win tender him the use
OF the hall Of the House should he oouclsds
20 do 20. The Colonel says that Thussday
il his only opea date, and that hs Win no6fy
his friends to-day Of his intention 70 scceps
or decline the proposition ID y h0pea b
win secep. and give the .suhsss sess
fun
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
Sberr's Wife scared to Death.

|.,rvy Ca, February Two weeks
during the absence Of Sheriff Davis, his
Teat INTO the jail to feed the prisoners.
Of them Knocked her down and four
,ej. Saturday night she was awakened
a.arm Of tire, and thinking it was a
Of the prisoners to murder the family,
ell INTO spasms and died before morn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

|Ir1cy doctors, electric belt and other
|ad.eEs Who i've by frightening our young
+ a1d young women BY nasty circulars,
aod their occupations gone when 1t
|ones generally known that DR.. Guysott 5
-OE Dock and Sarsaparilla is a certain
: Tor all weaknesses Of the urinary or
= nervousness, etc. Obey the laws Of
|Ale, take a few bottles Of this simple
aeay and you win soon be restored 10 per.
HAhOOd and Womanhood, free 6om al
'ansat Of mind and distress OF OOdy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
A nn.nel remnsrnnrs Army

.aoS. o., February "A Gospel Tenn
zee Army has been organized here by
,,ou Army captains, who have left the
because an order has gone
on London that only persons OF Eng
Ji.th shall be commissioned as OIL
After campaign Of thres weeks
lhe new army will move on to Toledo
-thpr tnuns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
4 Ssrretary,s snit for 80, 600.

|T,Aco. February 2.-Ssmuel l.. Whip
secretary 70 the General Manager OF
|'biCago and Alton railroad, has sued
company Tor $4,000. He claims to
|smaged TO that amount by the unjust
sa,,On that he had conspired TO lnjare
1aness Of the road by the fraudulent
AGOn of passes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
MASQUERADE BALL
Given by the Wheeling Turner Association
Surprise Party.

Given by the wheeling Turner Association
Surprise Party.
The Wheeling Turner Association, last
night gave one o. the most succe sfui
masquerade balls. at their ksll, in the history
of that very fine athletic organization:
Some OF the costumes worn were the hnes'
seen on any ball room floor here for many
The full Opera House orchestra was
uresent and dlscoursed its sRt e.sst music TO
enliyen the occasion. -.
Fer the successful iesue Of the ball credit
ia due the following young gentlemen
W. A. Schambra, Jacob Loos, Anton
S,auver. Herman YAekel, Louis JurgeH
RAYMOND Batter and Charles Amick
Master Of Ceremouie-W. A Schambca,
Ballet Master Charles Amick. assistant
Jacob Boos-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
O'DONOVAN ROSsA
Shot In the Street by a
Moman.
She Fires Five Shots at the
TsmpestuOus Editor
OF the United Irishnsn," the
Dynamite Organ.
Only One Shot Takes Effect in
the Editor.
At the Hospital Rossa Makes a
Statement.
The Pretty ShOOtist and Her
Story.

The following bulletia was received in
this city last evening:
NEw YORx, February $50 p. NJ
0Donovan Rosa has Just been shot and
killed in Center street, By . woman.
Later the following Was tslegraphed from
New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

Ass.NcroS, February 2.-The public
statement issued today, shows the re-
'on Of The deb; during January to have
$9.i2OO46. The reduction since June
1884, $l0,92l,9lO. The total cash IN
treasury today is S460,SIl .S05.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
IN. ConnettIsh Gantl Wei.

,,aiygrcS, Pa, February 2.-This
|,iDg the co0uettish Gautz well gushed
barrels more OF oil, sending it twenty
|a5Oye the derrick and bespattering the
men below. Then it suddenly stopped
Z coaxed some more. The oil was
s, IS they didn't get it turned into the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
cuNNINeHAM's CASE.
His Further Hearing Postponed Until Mex
Monday


Monday
LONDON, February AT the conclusion
of Mr.. Polands remarks in the Cunning
nam case. several witnesses for the proseeu-
ton were put forward whose evidence
tended to confirm his statements.
The most important Of these was DR..
Dupre, the Government chemist, who gave
important evidence in the McDermott case,
with reference to the Glasgow eXplo-
sion in December, 1888. He testi-
fed that he had examined the detonator
found in Cunningkam's luggage 1t con
sisted Of small copper tube charged with
eleven and one-half grains Of a mixture Of
chloride of potassium and illuminate of mer-
cury. Dr.. Dupre further stated that close
examination Of the tube showed that fuse
had at one time been attached thereto. At
the conclusion of DR.. Dupres testimony the
examination adjourned until Monday next
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
n snnitnrinnl Hnrnaal.

-OS RArIDS MICH., February 2.-Dr.
) Saaiyarium Mineral Water Cure, and
ts Hotel were burned early this morn
The loss will reach $4,000. The
tare vas insured for $1,000, but there
no insurance on the building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
There w.sNoFr. Department.

laAgvsE, y. Y. February A fire At
de5 this morning destroyed the SPauld-
block, the Pharis block, and two dEel-
houses The total loss is about Sl5,-
there IS a partial insurance. The VII
has no IRE department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

REMEMBER g complete cure for aches
pains, sores, pimples, urinary Sediment dis
turhing dreams, nervousness. dispondeney,
indigestion and general weakness Of mind
and body, brought on by improper habits or
otherwise, Is found in two or three bottles
Of Dr.. GuyseOtt's Yellow Dock and SArsa-
pariIlA as has been proven By the exper
seuce Of many who long suffered. hat nov
fsel vel and strOas IN al Parta Of ths b0iT'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

RosrE7 WmrE, of this city, has
.-,,;n.sd an aide to the chief mar
,,5s celebration Of the completion OF
P.,b;pg,on monument to be held Feb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
A Reduction in NIinsr., wages.

i>EssAERE, Pa, February "A re-
ton OF ten psr cent. in wages went INTO
Z this morning at ali mines operated oy
lebigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
|as'O the dgllness Of the times The
| Wl.l accent the reduction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03

.,,imen. in the Legislature tosub-
|. .r,pament to thePeOple exempdng
:, ,mOu. Of property seems growing.