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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-18
The LONELY SQUIRE.
No More Marriage Fees Does AfsTss OF
West Alexander Get

No More Marriage Fees DOss msTss OF
West Alexander Get
WEST ALEXANDER. Pa November IL
The most inGuisous lsw thst the last Leg
islaturs = responsible !Or, thinks old Squire
Nsyss, is the new marriage license law
The long record Of marriage ceremonies
performed by him ends abruptly in tbs
middle Of the page, sud it is Gated Sep
tember 30, 1885, ard il Is indeed true that
since he new law went into effect, October
he has no. performed sirgle ceremony.
Eor ever 10 days and nights he has pa
tieutiy waited The candle light, which in
DAYS gene by illGainsted the path to the
. upires door, still burns, bpt IFS rays DO
not fall upon any persons EitE natrimo-
MAI intenrious. The Squire retitss sms-
tory and copjugol verse By The hour yet,
bot nc Wedding lees rejoice bis heart or
sEell his purse, While bis efforts 10 pay car
fare aud procure license pJo7ues no e.
feet, aud lhey, Ike the Scriptursi guests,
though invited, come not
T6s I-szislaiure has robbed West Alex
ander Of her nans, and taken from her the
only thing she ever lived for. The driver
who n asis tEaius ct the station is Giseour-
sged-ke has no PsssengeEs; the hotels
have 10 Eu5sts. and though squire Aayes
Is sill at hir old ssnd mis- occupa,ions 5
gone D1IiEg bis g gesEs as Justice OF
the Peace. he hSs lever been 80 Ill as to
be compelled to decline performing 6 Ger
euon7; bot LAST winter, during short
sickness, he a.: uP il en- invahds char
while he pronounced q couple husband and
wife. His present term Of oEhce does not
expire mill 1888. He is GOV engaged on
his book 6iEetaa Ersen and its History,
snd though somewhat discouraged at the
outlook, seems cheerful and eonteltsa
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COMMENT ON the EXECUTION.

The Northwest tragedy blamed on Mac
donald-Further Trouble Feared.
ToscSro, Ont, November 1.-THE
Globe (LberaD to day says: Another act
Of the terrible Northwest tragedy closed on
Monday morning, and on the 9th it is
said eight Indians will be hanged. All
these horrors might have been avoided.
Ii Sir John Macdonald had done his duty
ss Minister of the Interior and as Premier
of Canada there would have been no rebel
lion and Canada would have been spared
ali this dreadful loss Of life, which
is a national disgrace aud which
appears 10 be a national JIdg-
ment The Rnimosities Of race, which
we're smouIderiug, and which all true
friends of Canada hoped would soon be
quite extinguished, have sgain lesped into
a fame which may consume much that
the psopls of Canada value most dearly
We now see in tie bloodshed and treasure
wasted and the snnities Of race revived
some OF the bareful effects Ct restoring
power to men who bad shown how greatly
they could abuse it.
The Mail CONSERVATIVE says: "Riel
NE; his fate yesterday ike man Of cour-
sgs He betrayed no signs OF insanity
bat On the contrary, bore himself, as be.
came one ou his way TO meet his God.
Now that justice has been done, the ex'
citemeut in Quebec appears to have sub
sided suddenly. Rough demsgogues are
still at work, but the good sense and patriot
ism Of the people are not likely to be dis
turbed by their base appeal
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MARTINS FERRY

The Ladies Aid Society OF the N. L.
Church, after extensive preparations, will
be ready this evening to present very 90
petizing feast before those who congrtzaie
in tie lecture room OF the church. The
ladies will welcoms all eomers, and this
occasion will afford an excellent opportr
nifty for those who have been living Of
home and eating after wife" to change
their diet, and st tie same tims DO Chris
tian act BY helping the church
DR.. j. W. Darrsh has Q pair oi uoa
strosiiies on exhibition in his store. 0ns
is turnip weighing pounds ssd ounces.
and measuring 23 inches In circumfer
ence: the other is an apple raised ON the
Spencer farm by Emmett Blackford, which
weigs IA ounces and messurss l6 iuehes
10 circumference.
On Monday night Bickls Sheppard. OF
Wheeling, was relieved OF an overcost
while skating at tie Excelsior rink. The
coat, which was almost en- new one, wss
hanging in the cloak rc om and the mis-
creant who took il ltft an old gray one ia
its place. Marshal Hanson says be has
positive proof against the man who took
II, but that he will make no trouble for
the thief il be will return il and take his old
one.
William Custer better known 10 nAhy
as William Meyers, died q, his home Oh
Glen's Run, OF I o'clock ysstsrday morl
ing. He has been troubled with kidneJ
disease for several months aud took 10 hm
bed one week ago and died as stated above.
he was 81 years Of age and leaves wife
and three children.
James ksesey 10 having the ceiling ot
his drug store frescoed.
Fred Ritter smiles over the arrival OF /.
fue boy baby.
MIRA j. B. Gillespie and let s,stes Mrs
John Means, Of S,eubsnvi vile, left yesterday
to visit friends in New York City
James Lewis, formerly Ct this place. bat
now OF Hollidaysburg, Pc. 10 10 towu call
ing on friends.
Stephen Clark and faulty, ui Brilliant.
are the guests OF MIRA Clafk's father, MI,
Joseph McHenry.
fmmet Blackford leaves 10 dag 10 visit
friends in the western part Of the State.
N. j. Rose. Esq was in Bellaire yestss
day on business.
j. c. Gray, Eco. has moved bis iss
Office from Harrison's block 10 room 10
bis own building, corner Fourth aud Has.
over streets.
c. N. Wells sbirped = car Oi apps u
Philadelphia yesterday.
Rsy W ". Wier, Of Ws.bib7toD, Pc
was in town yesterday calling on friends
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IHE NEW BOARD.
Popular Interest In the Matter A mis-.
statement Corrected.

Popular Interest in the Matter A mis-.
statement Corrected.
The ordinance now pecding in tue Sec
ond Branch Of Council, by the provisions of
which a rev Board, to be called the Police
and Fire Commissioners Of the city Of
Wheeling, will be brought into being, is
attracting much attention about town, and
the probable action Of Council will be
watched with no small amount OF in
tsrest Although the draft OF
the ordinance presented to Council
has been reueE 81 at length BY the pFess, still
many people have very unsatisfactory
idea Of its provisions aud taking advantage
OF this, the Inteligencer, pursuing is
dog.in-the msnger policy yesterday printed
the following:
1T is nov given out that the schemsrs
propose to have this ordinance referred 10
the Ordinance Committee, Of which Alf
CaldE is chairman. some say that no is
the committee, and have it examined
The schemers, or rather some Of
Their friends. object TO certain
portions OF the ordinance as il has been
presented and desire to arrange it differ
entiy. For instance, it provides for four
commissioners, two of whom shall be Re
publicsns ami two Democrats, and none Of
them nor any Of The men under them, are
to be in any wsy connected With saloon.
1t is reported pretty straight, tbat two ga.
loonists are after places on that Board, aud
this section will have to be changed 10 &C
eommodate them
The ordinance doesn't provide anything
Of the sort, and the talk about "schemes"
and "schsmers' therefore falls fiat. Sec.
uon one provides That there shsll be
elected = fonF officers, two Of whom
shall bs Of opposite politics from ths two
ctheEs. Section fourteen is 30 follows;
The City Sergeant s2d lis deputies
shall all resde within ths CITY, aud no
person shall be appointed a deputy Ser
geant Rko is no, capable of reading and
writing the Eoghsh language or who is in
teresttd or engaged either directly or in.
directly in the keeping of sny saloon or
other place where Intoxicating liquor is
sold
Section sixteen ruus:-
NO Deputy Sergeant shall, while on
duty, or while wearing any part Of his
uniform, or insignia, enter any place in
which malt liquor or any kind Of intoxica'
ting liquors mAy be sold, or enter any
house Of III fame or suspicious house, ex
cept in the immediate discharge Of his
duty, or under the direction Of his superior
oRcer, OF drink any malt or Intoxicating
liquor or any hind. A v;olsion Of any o.
the provisions Of this section shall rende;
it obligatory On the Board to recommend
his removal from Office, and shall be sutf
cisnt cause therefor"
In no place in the ordinance is it stated
that none Of them are 20 be
in any way connected with 9 saloon" Ant
the report that "tais section will have t
BE changed to aeeonnc1Sts them, tvt
SsloOnists. IS therefore q lie, pure and N
pls.
Let ths oriinsut 6 be discussed oa lis msr
Its, and adopt ID or rejected a. Co1Dcil ses
IT. but don't bloi ks6e ia road with 'Alsa
hoods.
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A MINE DISASTER.
Miners Buried Under Several Tons
Of Slate.
TWO OF THE woRKMsN KILLED
Outright and the Others Badly Injured
Death Comes Without
Warning.
PoMER0Ys APPALLING DISASTER.

PoaEsoY, O.. November l,.-Ths most
appalling mining disaster ths, has occur-
red in this place for ysars hApr rsnsi last
evening about iss O'Clock. in the Peacock
coal bank. Several tons Of slate had fallen
from the roof Of the bank, about 1876 yards
from the main entrance. and Jacob 0hlin
ger, Jacob Hoks, Valentine Koenis ana
Martin Ebsrsbach, the manager Of the
bank, we're at work clearing the track OF
this obstruction, when suddenly from sigh,
to ten tons more came down and buried
them.
0hhDger and Boks were killed o0trisAt.
and KoeDig had his right ankle sni Lett
leg broken in three places. and was slso in
jured internally. His body Ia badly
bruised.
Ebersback is injured internally, sud lis
spine crippled badly, If not broke.
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WAR AND POLITICS.
The Bulgarians Knocked Out In
Dragoman Pass.
HUNDREDS LAY DOWN THEIR ARMS
Mr.. Gladstohe's Answer to PasneII---A
Pointed and interesting Speech
by the Ex-Premier.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

BELGRADE. November l7.-Geueral To-
pitaVoitch, with the Morsis division, had
desperate battle with the Bulgsrisns at
I'm, and the latter zssrs =iO.siiy defeated.
The Seryisns fought with great gsllantry
and captured two guns and many prison
era. Three battahous of Bulgsrisus sur.
rendered.
A battalion Of Bulgarian volunteers sta
toned at point on ths Tiuok river capt.
ulated without firing a gun TO Colonel
Djukiniisch, commanding the Servian
Timok division. The Bulgarishs yester-
day evacuated the fortified position at
Drsgomsn, which the ServiaDs attacked on
Sunday.
Details OF the capture Of Dfsgomau Pass
by the Servians show that the Drins and
shunsdgs divisions, under Colobsls Mich.
koyitich ard Benecky, were engsged, and
attacked the Bulgalaus in force, complete
ly routing them. Hordes Of Bulesrians
laid down their arms, being panic stricken.
Several guns were captured and The Pass
has been completely abandoned, leaving
the road to Sofia open.
AUSTRIA MoBIIIZISG H&R rSooPs.
PARIS, November l7.-Rumors are tree-
ly circulated IN commercial circles here
today, that Austria is mobilizing her
troops. On the course prices are Hat ow.
ing TO these and other reports of political
complications in the east.
sERYIA WANTS RAILWAY TERRlTORY.
PIRsT, November l7.-SerVia has decii-
ed to annex the Bulgarian area of interus-
tional railway route which will enable Ser
via TO complete her line Of railway, also
the Widdin district 80 that she can con-
struct a railway to the lower Danube, to
meet the projected Roumsuisn railway
from Krsjovs to Kstafat Travellers re-
port that the Bulgarians are depressed and
expect Servians to enter Sofa forthwith. |
There are only two batslEons OF Bulgarian !
infantry at Widdin,
sERvIAY ORDER OF BATTLE.
TzARlBRAD, November 1.-THE present
Servisn order of battle is as follows Col. !
Benecky with the Shumadsj division has
ascended the Luknoiska stream and is ap.
preaching Slivni'za. Col Michkovitch
with bic tolce has reached Geutzi Pass,
on the route 10 Slivni,zs Gen. Jovanovitch .
with large force is at Drsgoman Pass.
Col. Djuknitch is at Nuyozevatz with the
reserves. General Lesbja remains at
Kiola, which he has captured. Colonel
Topalovitch with his force is ut Tein and
is going 10 Brssnex whence be will cross
By direct route to Slivnit1s. Each march
ing division numbers 10000 men. Bul-
gariaus are concentrated at SIivniI1r.
TURKEY WILL ASSIST on THESE TERMS.
CoxsTAxTlxoPLE, November l7.-Tbe
Porte has replied to Prince Alexander
that If he retiles from Roumeha and re-
stores the status quo ante, Turkey will con.
slider his reqaes, for assistance.
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BRID0KpOKf,

For good hsS sppls barrels 70 u L, {.
Leach, Bridgeport, o.
There vi be . pronoaOtiDs bee st tho
NJ. +. Church Friday night.
Mrs. Rachel Rrownlee, Of ST. Clsirsy,iis.
is the guest Of John J.. Cook.
Miss Hope, Of Mt. Pleasant, has return
ed home after few days Wait with M
Jos Waterman.
DR.. Hobson, Of Flushing. wss 10 to-u
yesterday.
Sheppard vas over yesterday prseticin,
for bis great race with Shutiieworth at ,ks
Mammoth rink Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hoihstsr haze
gone TO Youngstown, O.. where thsT will
spend tho winter with their son Chsrles
Mrs. Robert AtoAison 10 10 Moundsville
whiting frieuds
Mr.. Charles Weliy and family. q: Nss
PhilsdelphiS, were called home rather Ut
e1psctedly yesterday 10 si,saa the funeral
Of q neighbor.
Robert Boreusp. Of Parkersbuss, W
Va, is tbs suest OF friends 10 toWA
Eon. r. J. Alexander WA ia Stssksl.
vile yesteriay on lsgsl bssinsss
On ThurtdAy evsnisg the ladifs of the
Presbyterian ohr,ch will give 9 supper m
the lover part Of the building. Tbs viii
afford Cur citizens good opportssiiy los
q change Of diet, and . good tns. TOO, -
the quality OF these suppsYs 10 pfovsftisl
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CIRCUIT COURT.
HaIf.s.Dozsn People PisEd Guilty Yes
terday.

Haif.a.Dozsn People PLEAD Guilty Yes
terday.
Ia Part Ore OF the Circuit Court Judge
Boyd, no business was transacted ytstsr.
day
10 Part Two. Judge Jacob. tie docket
vas cslle3 edistel7 sftsE CoaEt opetad,
and cssss set
The reso' 'utioHs sdoitsd b the bar su!o-
CYSTIC Of the late Dsuiel Peck we're submit
ted to the Court and ordered inserted in
the record.
Frederick Washington, colorsd. for sdul.
tery and t0nicaiion, got $25 and coets.
Fannie Barber. white, for committing
adultery and fornicA,ion with Frederick
Washington, eolored, got $25 and costs.
DR.. Fonner, indicted for committing an
abortion, appeared, and was releSsed on
$500 bail, retrrnsble on December 18th,
when bis demurrer 10 toe indictment viii
be argued.
Thomas Doyle ana John O AAliey. 10.
dicted for selling liquor on Sunday plead
guilty and got $40 and coss.
George Strauss plead guilty 10 petit
larceny, he got sixty dsys in Jail
Henry Gray, colored. plead guilty tc
petit larcency, snd got thirty days 10 Jail
James Rooney, plead guilty to petit
larceoy, snd got ninety days in jail
Adam Wendell alias Al. Ward. plead
guilt7 to carrying concealed uespcna. a
va fined SIS and ges sixty 5sJs.
8 sorse Aul6eoD, indicted ioE malicious
cutting and woanding, entered into bond
Of $1,000 for his sp?earsIce At the mex
term Of Court
AijourGed uttl THURSDAY at ga. m.
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coal asEsATORs IN COUNCIL.

Reads RumOred Advance TEO1sst 90 be
aSiistaks-DFiysrs on q Strike.
CoLUgsUs, o, November l7.-Ah the
coal operators OF the Hooking Valley had
6 mssring this forenoon with tbs exception
Of " z Reui, Of Chicago, sko Is reported
as having granted an advance TO his miu-
eEs, wko woald al be ct work to dsy. OP-
orators say they have received no iniorms-
ton of an advance by Rend, except at
Shaiay!lle, where the mer were preparing
to 20 to Sosk thiS morning, but the driy-
era struck tor Eu advance t. g. IS per day
and zine bours, which hsa csz:s3 snoths5
delay.
Tbs miners we're oaly asking 50 sdEsnee
70 so cents, aud the operators hers think
that the statement attributed to Rsnd that
be agreed to pay 20 eeuts is mistake, As
be could have no object in doing so The
operators hold another meeting to discuss
tka situation this evening.
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BELLAIRE.
An Interesting Batch of News from the
Glass City.

An Interesting Batch of News from the
Glass City.
The new rooms of the y. NJ. c. A. have
been made mora attractive By tss add.
ton OF new stove and blinds for the
windows looking out toward the street.
The ". C T. Z. has decided to hold its
meetings hereafter in the rooms and to be.
come honorary members. The young
gentlemen expect the ladies to add consid-
cradle charm to the appearance Of their
new quarters in q manner known only to
female skill, BY fancy work. etc. Several
prominent business men have offered to
lend a helping hand to the new reading
room and to subscribs books and period
icals. By the first OF next year it is ex.
pected that the Y. NJ. C. A. Of Bellaire will
be in Aourishing condition.
BADLY USED Up.
4 young son Of Fred Clinton Was badly
used up in free for all frolic, near the
Central school. II has always been the
fashion at school for the larger chBps to
abuse and tease those who are their in
feriors. On this occasion, several Of the
boys in the High School, dsrkey named
Myers, among the rest, began their sport
on Clinton and it vas not long until the
little fellow was nearly killed. In the ex-
citement attendant with the frolic about
half dozen boys covered the body OF Gin
ton, and when the latter freed himselt be
was almost unable to walk, and several
cuts ard bruisss about his face showed the
roughness of the sport. 1t would be we'll
for the teachers to keep their eyes on the
hurley fellows who cover the weaker ones.
REcRGASIzED AND RENAMED.
The D. S S. Society which hourished
last yeAr in this city, and the name of
which created considerable talk because it
was not known what D. S s. meant, has
been revived again and the name changed
to Minerva Club. The letters D. s. s
stand for Lain word or phrase which the
Young ladies OF the club had to learn by
degrees when they frat heard it. Al
though il is still secret mention OF the
old society and the letters that reprented
it brings forth hearty laugh from the
member addressed, bet she only replies
that you wouldn't understand the name
were it told. That the letters represent
something in Latin is Known, but it is
feared that the populace will never be en-
lightened further.
LOCAL NOTES
There was good crowd at the opening
of the El5siau rink last night The rink
presented handsome appearance through.
out ard tie skaters who occupied the hoor
found it greatly improved aiucs last SEE.
son,
Freight was heavier on the b q. i c
road yesterday than for long time. In
the B 4 o. gard long trains OF freighted
cars waited all day yesterday for their turn
to proceed on toward The west In the c.
{ p. yard two engines are enploye d instead
Of one. and things are indeed looking up in
the railroad business.
The colored folks will dance this ever
ing in city hall.
At the Niagara Fink TO night b Tbs', ca
bis bicycls, will race heAtk, Of ( st Liver
pool, on skates. three miles
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Services Dispensed With.

CHARLESTON, W, Va. November IL
At q meeting Of the Beard Of Public
Works. held today, it was ordered that the
Secretary Of this Board notify s. N. How
ard Wheeling W. Va, BY telegraph, that
his services az architect at the State
House, we're dispensed with.
The action Of the Board Of Public
Works seems unusual from The face Of the
dispatch, and without any explanation
places Mr. Howard in su awkward posi-
ton, which probably be can satisfactorily
explain. Urtil then, ard until further par.
ticulars are had as to the cause Of the ac-
ton of the Board, the public should sus.
pend any criticism.-ED
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Baker, Busnos Ayres; Felix A. Matthews,
Tansiers; ]. Fl. Stewart, Antwerp; Thos.
NJ Dawson, Buranguilla Columbia;
Thos. Adamson, Panama; Frank Fl.
Mason, Marseilles; Geo. W. Roosevelt,
Bordeaux; Wm. c. Fox, Brunswick, Ger
many; Jos. F. Potter. Crefsldt, Germany;
Jas. Fl. Smith, Msyence; VIM. E. GuR-
nell, Bradford, Eng; Loring A.
Lathrop, Briston, Eng; Evan
r. Jones, Cards, Wales
Howard Fox. Falmouth, Euglsnd; II. j.
SursRue Gibraltar; Oscar Mslnerose.
Leit6; Adolph &. S,uder, Singapore; VIM.
Thompson, Southampton; Edward Nc.
Knight st. Helena; GildroY ". Griffin,
Sydney; r. J. Stevens, Victoria Philip
Carroll, Palermo; Alexander Willard,
Guaymas; Ramo A, Williams. Havana;
Y. T. Rice, Hcrgen, Switzerland
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In the pear Ola nsys.

We differ in creed and politics. RI ss
are uni. al the ssns On the sesTscleless
Of fre head Of hs;r. II Jou mourn the
loss of III. blessing and ornament, bottle
y Two Of Parkers Hair Balsam win make
you look as yoa cid in the deer Cd ds5z.
II q wofth trying. 1ks only standard
City cent srtiels fOI TIE hsir,
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Laeksy PArdoned.
SariaI 10 G.s R1giEs.

CEARIEsToS November I'D. J.
Lscksy, who Ess convicted {! The D.bsll
County Court, March, 1885. Of stAbbing
ALI Burnett, Of this pace, and sentenced
10 The psnitsntiArI for three years, va, to-
dsy pardoned By the Governor.
Most Of the jury and the Judge who SEN
.eaesd Ls.key Eigued the petition for his
rar1nr
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ON raK OHIO.
An spitoms sf usvs osasssssAS Ne
BeAf aad Boatosn.

noos ee4 hoekDsos
Tas river trade ID pii Dy up s,u estat
The Belle Pdbes cane down ffon Phf;.
bog ysrsrSsy morning With 6 mi eslla.
ne0us tos.
TIE toztoal, J. II. AcCot asli pssssd
up ysstsrdsy sith . tow ot sm2its kI
points above.
The Abrs. o'Hssl received Q large
aEloani Of freight from the ADDE'S ysstsr
day, and left an tins
The Katie sto:kes's pss IdoyA ysstss.
day morning With . molsnt. OH, but had
oEiers to Gil on. btlov.
MThsupson. vtQ fAs b. 90 stss sspbost.
Ing 10 the PsrksabIrs trade for The pssi
tea years, IA accepted The pos tion Of
porte, Ga tie Aades.
win Tsppss. the resosDsd cook, IL 70
said, will leave shortly Tor San Francisco
TO take charge Of the culinary depsstutna
oi large ho,A there.
Follosipg is list Of letters a Sosssa s
shoe stoTe on Wafer street: p. AdaDs
Wheeling; Capt. Frank Williams, Wheel
ing; James Mcclellan. wheeling.
The Emma Gfshsn arrive Il 1870
yesterday sud aIscbsrssd "a of vbisi '
a,d ssE.y ba,rsls sh. .ef. 70. Pius5 s5ur .
S,t god t;psnd tro:is gssi sasip.is
ID hrouga
| TIE As@ez took co %. ol Ba;h a q .
Top HiE knd cropped soyu 10 Bsliahs.
vssge she took on large loi. fhs Cfss
cant Mil nsas heavy shipnest Of shszi
iroa also The fright lst Of The boat Va
vesy good VITA more crden fs bsAos.
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TRYING A CHILD FOR MURDER.
Twelve Year Old Willie Beckett at ths
Bar In Parkersburg.
Special 10 the Re0iS-eT,

BAr IN EdrAokbouhk"
Special TO the Re9is,er.
PARxERsBURG, November II. The Cir
cult Court room to-day .wSs the scene Of
the most interesting murder trial ever
witnessed here. Willie Beckett, aged
twelve years, was on trial for killing Clay
Nesle, Jr., Of tie same age few day ago,
and published in thsREGIsTER at the time
The extreme youth of the prisoner at the
bar with the youthful witnesses of the sad
occurrence with the unusual features OF
the case caused the court room to be
crowded and the deepest interest mani
fested. ]. G. Mcclure and James Hutch
inson for the State. Loomis and TaVen-
ner and John A. Hutchinson for the de-,
tense. States evidence closed at i've
o'clock. The defense will begin on the
opening Of Court tomorrow.
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HoRsFoRD,s 4cID PHpsP4 41B
IN SsastckuesS.

Prof. Ado'ph OFT, New YoSk, writes: i
used il for saasiekress, 6uFirg an cossn
passage. In most Of the cssss II violent
symptoms which characterize that disease
yielded, and gave way to hsslthful action
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