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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
rRAnE on sAMoA ~ nANGEE.
TERRIBLE DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
At tho New Yorl, Croton hqueduct-No
One Killed.

At tho New Yorl, Crotou 5queduct-No
One Killed.
YoHEERs. n. Y, January Ca small
wooden building, lop7ely thrown together,
lin which #5ra 2o9 pounds 0! dynamite
stored in frozen s'a'e) at shaft No II Of
the New Crotcu tQ1eGuct, was blown mp at
l2.20 O'Clock bis morning, spreading !e'
strpc,ion on 81 sides A.2tri the DG;!d'
ing were the cD-i@a agH compressor rooms
o, tina sL.r. t5a5j,ag houses end other
bindings which wsra oil btils damaged.
4 pecursr feature @; tie affair is ,ba. no.
body was hurt viii the exception Of a
Mrs, Fox, who hrep5 hoOsd7Z Uouse
near the spot, 81, -i,e o1'3 received sijst'
bruises. ino gl.es in 81! lite houses in
the neighbo.hosd vaz b;yh@n aid people
NJ q distance thought the sboca vas caused
by On earthquake
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
T,tE EXPLOSION

ng Dynamite ct .hY C"a:Gn A4"educt
VerT Di-a.truCs.
Yoxarns, \. \ J-a9a:y 1.-THE lcss
to the contractors bytts dynamite exPlo'
sion at the Crotch eq1e3uc: is estimated
At from $1,000 to $4,000. The boiler
room WAS completely wrecked, iEe;c not
BENZ left whole s,a,l - Dtsm in it
The sfot where he ,onsss;re stood i;
marked By = deep hole in the ground
/ This building va, eth; fset sq1sre bat
not as much as 6 sp'irIrr can be found o
il. The residence Of John Vincent. abou
| 200 fee, aSag aas also wrecked, both end:
OF the buildirg hayirs been blown out
Mr.. Vincent bn3 family we're absent at tht
time at parry Had they bcs2 - hont
ss usual they vogd s'osabi7 have beel
,,iilsl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
THE FIRST OF Il SERIES.
Heavy Damag, Assessed Against a Dodd
ridge County Sheriff.

Heavy Damagt Assessed Against Dodd'
ridge County sheriff.
Ia Part Two of the Circuit Court, Judge
jacob, Saturday The case Of the State Of
Wcs! Virginia vs. John Donahue, Sheriff
Of Doddridge county, ard his sure;ies, j
Yates, C. j. SteEart, p. 5 Cox, J. W.
Hudson, Morgan Gorby, j. W. Reverlin
Floyd Nicely and NJ Donahue, was called
The State Wss represented by Messrs
Frame and Holt, but the defense failed to
put in an appearance, and the Court d,
rected that Judgment be entered in the
sum of Sc, 945. 78, with interest thereon 81
tie rate Of Y per cent per annum from
the 10th day of January, 1886, until paid
This suit groRs out Of the failure OF the
Sheriff to settle with the State, and there
arc couple Of dozen similar suits awaiting
trial, damages all the way up TO $500, O0C
being claimed BY the State.
In Part One Of this Court, Judge Boyd
the case of the Waterown Spring Wagon
Company vs.. D. Kull & Co. was conclud
ed, thc jary finding $500 damages for the
plaintiff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
THE B. & o. PROFITING
BY It's Reduced Rates and Gobbling the
WaGtsrn Rusinesa

BY Its Reduced Rates and Gobbling the
Western Business.
CHICAGO, January l6.-The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad still continues to get
the lions share Of the comfortable western
passenger business from this city. None
of the trunk lines have yet taken any pub
lie sciion toward meeting the cut, although
thGs been rumored that several secret
conferences have been held. The weaker
lines are becoming FESTIVE under the con-
tinued loss OF business which they haze ex-
perienced during the past week Some.
thing they argue, must be done before
long 10 help them recover what they have
lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
CLOSE TO THE ENrOMsED.
The Bodies of the Buried Miners at Nant
coke Nenr Recovery.

The Bodies of the Buried Miners at Nanti
coke Near Recovery.
WILEEsBARRE, Pa, January l6.-The
rescuiDg party at work on the slope of the
Nanticoke mines ofthe Susquehanna Coal
Company had upto an early hour this
morning worked their way through over
5000 feet Of eand, culm and rocks, and are
now hourly expecting to reach the fatal
chamber. Yesterday practical miners were
doing much towards aiding the rescuers,
aud they do not hesitate to say that from
the present indications the men are all
buried beneath the sand. When they reach
the fatal spot, should this prove true, it
may yet take several days before any Of
the bodies can be recovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
ORDNANCE PLANTS.
Probability of Their Establishment NJ
PlttsburG.


Special 10 TIE Sandy Rs5i5tsT.
WASHINGTON, January lG.-Nembers OF
the House and Senate generally believe the
report OF the Ordnance Commission will oe
adopted if /: does not contemplate too
large expenditure Of mousy. Every one
seems to en6c-se the IDEA OF establishing
plants ct Pirts5arg AID auoitc: poiat in
the Est, where heavy guns can be made.
There IS q Grn belief that the Go"ernmsut
should as soon Us possible Pl, itself in
condition 10 make all the MUNITIONS Of var
Thich may be needed OF any time without
Being, as now, at the mercy Of o,heg conn
tries, or the prices private individuals ny
impose.
Mr. Randall. who Is chairman & tat
commission. believes the people vii not
object 10 this work, even though fifty nil,
lions are required. He believes that the
most portant thing q. this time is to hEd
oul where the expense will stop, and no.
establish an expensive system Of work with
no Indication when tho drain on the Fiea-
sury will cease,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Gold Weather ,'L.cEs Distribution, bat n
Euprtul feeling Prevails.
New IuRz, January l6 -SPeciai te'e'
..-,-,.. a., r<-.5,.-.,.,g -accr- = check in the
~ .I-.,,-,..b.
d5,nauioH Oh H.-'C1s-','.e ''''''S ".', 'DO
gol,.ry dl-,ug The eaEh1r portion oI me
p.-. VS., c'---a 5Y .1e sty=re E'o'm OF
Snow .ra r:,d "h.ch has osea EG en- 10.
Tbs '..."5s TO nav" orel u'Il'et .:'. ~
aEa ga "a L tr'aF"!%$J ISL 80 80
49, '",AEf amor" 'afulr o+'l ..',;, "a"
u".-'i' f., N'l'os. a. 2,l,,s o' ~ I",;
90 &. t-..'''ea III l-s ,o,gs;,o ~, y. 1 o,r
'''a 'aF 'H ''1 'oty'.y, car, ~ =, -. 'u o,r6;
-. y-a. "a ,'' "",- o%.n =. Wv ~
uo-s l'1o, Il IS &'at" 'H'-. county .,15 I 30.
:'.a'.' ia many $50 H'I 'o' 80 az ov
.-""-" .s 10 80" ~ ~ E H~. on ,La
..-. ~, ~. fr.,,r, 80 law pr;ces received
49,. 80. r,-gL.-, s,li
-. l,...-,s r,r l,.ls o, MANY Of the
I..-'....... 49, ,..:s, ;..s.nr,,ar ,hGn in re.
..,,.. -...,.. ~, caoI, rr;roq ere IN.
- - .,...-..' ~, tn.,i cn.rii.r shin
r -,I ~. ' ~, ,.s-;..,l, ls.-e6gd larger
cs.5-f iorp'.n'' are exp C!ed' Inc P.ic33
o. Us "a nov Sc A"''Ag l@' 2n uPfaS 'I
t,11s2eE 70; '-a daI1 past. N'o ;'. T In'
h,ee."aI cotton g'2'a are q,',,,' "";
steady Al some penn ;a l, 'C'," 49, a,
y. reported De-. ar. Inc y'S'.S u'nr O.
ca..-"E2 ~ ~, e@ t'-'' "a - ln' w
rt ar" ia'''. "y...'.t, ss.. -. r,,I rorl
"cA IS %IH 'h' F.'..I @IG ,5 MI rIIn l;.,
Gag L. '2hf Inferior oSss S5' 49, i,
j. s&'. san2.,r' a. III. seHI } n' -, ~f,
III '.-. .n. eT '"' "es"'y sA'e' 1's D''.'
'''" .3 e.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
PRODUCE.
dos Ror9.

NEW I0EE, January lU.-rioTr-Re-
ceiS's j,G-2 hG:rtla; exports 93g barrels,
uaJ sGcSs; market heavy and rather easier;
Gales 1880 barrels; common 10 good ex-
ira western ard sta,c 81 1908 60; com
mon 10 good extra Ohio 81 l5@4 GO;
common to choice extra St. Louis 81 l0@
, 50; patent Minnesota extra good to
prime 81 70mj 20. Whest-Opened
weak and closed steady; receipts 1850
bushels experts none; sales 2,7c0,000
buehels futures, $1,000 hn9aais spot; No.
spring sole. Goktaled red 75@9Oc;
No. , rel lie; No white 95c; No.
2 rcd February 89i@s9?c closing at
89}c; March 9aS@9lSc closing at SOlc;
April 92i@92.c, cll5sing at 92}c; May
93!@9iic, cloaiag ct 94!c; June 94E@
gj!a, closing OF sac; August 9j!6y6c,
clji.Dg at Sdc; December 81 ,0.. Corn
Spo, firm ani moderately active; option.
unsettled; receipts p 200 bushels: export,
- 600 bUshcl8, psipj JGs 900 bushels iu
lures 23G csc sdsbets spot; ungrsded A.
/ GE5Qr. 40 . lT@tI &c; steamer 47G@
.,Tiv; 20 : white SOC; No 2 JanuarI
$3.50 i0ic. closing ct 1870; February g..
/ Gl4.,c, cIo,iai at 4~sc; Nsrah 4Ss Ia
ls!c, closing ct 4,ic, ADril isle; Ma,
! 4slGlis!c c..s.sg OF l8ic. Cals-Dull
rs.e.pjs $500 DGshela; experts %. OF!
bushgls; mixed western 3GGa3c; white d,
3le. Hay-Firm; demand fair Coffee,
Spot .sis; i..o steady at Sic; options dul
aud rather easier; sales l3. 500 bags; Jsnu
| arg t i0H s &c; February G sec; Marc
( 6 SOFAS SOC; April 655c; Nay 5000
6 .6jc; jay 7oc; Decelber $500
March and April &c; May G.6Oc. su
gar-Dull; Of A 5s@Gci confectioner
4 seize; Eozdered l3.l666ic; cube
SIC. Moiasses-Weske so test, at 2i!c
Rica-Firm; fair inquiry. Pelrolean-
Steady; United closed at s73c. TaEow-
More active. Rosin-nal Turpentine-
Nominal a, 3@!C. Eggs-DGll and easier
, receipts | ,I9G packages. Pork-Stropge
! bat qqie,; mess $40 25@lO 10. Peei-
. STEADY. Cut Meats-Firri picked ham
SIC; picked sbo@,,la.s is6i1c. Lard
, More srt,rs, gales Of western steam So,
, at IS 4I@G As; January s. 4+@s 4;
February Sc 45@6 Al; MaF.h 81 500
! G 50; April Sc $500 SO; Msy Sc 62(
6 g.; lgae 81 50; city steam Is :
SutteF-fiTn and demap3 fai., Seste,
!. l2@3ici Elgin creamerr Gst935c Chez
d Quiet ard steady,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
TIE EpGas THOMPSON Strike
Rumored Proposition of tho ComPhn?
Later News.

Rumcred Proposition of tho Company
later News.
Re,DpJcK. p January 10 The SKA
st;on AT tha Edgar Thompson Steel " OF ~
-sma,n. -nse,tlcd and the outcome OF the
trou;.ls il Essi 70 dete;mine. Inc mea
s.a confident their deE2nds vii! De ccG''
"Tsd v:.h and that By the Nude OF mex,
- ,Ea m;l, will be running full AZ al
T,s-,t,,e,,s IL = rumorsd here 10 nignt
,ps, the firm have offered the men th'f'y
40 nsr cent advance in wages and W"Th
tve,vs hours as heretofore, or no SdY"u Y,
and wor: eight hogrs |. IS d'thcult 10 'e
Which Of these p-oPea,.-c"s "ooLi 's "o'
cep'ed. p,-,,
Tc.ro-rov Fsthsr Hickey. Car "ac
pr;ea.. will address q masa meaGeE % -. -;
s,r,kirr s,cel workers. sud at"c then, u.
.;gh, fooc ;ara az demeCtsd, but no' U'
n. 49, Co,r nGr.rc, Father Hickey rep
~ Generic Bees 4 Co. in this tfaI'
80 and possc.sss E,uch influence a.
cv,ha5il;,ies ne toe s;siks vii DC eE"7d
ssocrh the rcen SOY they *'Il refuse q "b u!
fbirg out the eighl hour turus ana ~ :
csat. advance.
ANOTHER cAsNSGrE aTEiNE
HOMESTEAD, Pa, January 10 | q
worsmsr 9th fran O! Ca7ggle . S'pp;
/ Of PitI,bu.g, Bessemez steel works Esu
conference today. The E'm offered " !
rtr cert. advance in wages, the men u,
moad rha scsls OF 1884 l; WAS rs'ase'
aud the works Nj, not s;art up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

III 02lc.@ll csc. The pit was full of
excited traders ard transactions were
largest in great many montha. There
was On unsettled feeling in wheat through.
out the day; May closing at S53@S54c.,
but the tone on CRIB was reported weaker;
May declining to IS aud closing at IS 10
85tc. FioUr-Better demand and un-
changed. Whco.-.Unsettled, opened at
&c., advanced lc., ruled easier and closed
&c. higher thsn yesterday. Sales ranged:
January 7S3@79Sc, closed at 79ic; Feb.
rnary 78@SOc, closed at 1899; March
79!@Sllc, closed ct s0!@8Otc; May
S43@95{c, closed at S5y@65!c; No. 2
spring 79!c., Nc. ; apTiBg 39c. Corn
Quiet, without special change; cash JAN
uary 36!c; February 365@36lc, closed
at 36ic; May 39S@39ic, closed at 39!c.
Oats-Steady; cash 23Ic: January 2Ssc;
May Slt. Rye-Dall; No. 25Sc. Barley
Quiet; No. 2 63@6jc. Flaxseed-
Dali; No. l SIP. Meas Fcrk-Very &C.
tive, prices advanced Isolde. closing at
Outside figures; cash 10 7O@l0 7jc; Feb
ruary $40 55@l0 Is, closed at $40 72l@
10 10; March $40 6j@lO s2!, closed at
$40 S2!@lO Sjc; May $40 S5Gll 05c,
closed at $ll O2!@ll Oj. Lard-Stead-
Ter, I2!@5c higher; cash and January
So l2tc@6 l5c; February$6 1906 l7lc.
closed 6 l5GG III; March lj@623!c.
closed,at Sc 2OGG 22c; May ST 27!@6353c,
closed at S. 324@6 50. Boxed Meats
Steady; shoulders s. 95@4 90; short
ribs S. 27t@5 80; short clear sides s. so
as So. Wbiaky-F'irm al 81 l6. Su-
gar, Butter and Eggs-Quiet and un-
changed.
CIxCIsSATI, o., January l7-Cottor--
Steady and firm; middhng SIC. Ficur-
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-ln light
demand No. 2 red 92@93c; receipts
1900 bushels; shipments 500. Corn
In moderate demand No. 3 mixed BIC.
Oats-Steady; No. 2 mixed size Rye
Steady; No. ,, 64c. Bsr!ey-Qaiet,
steady and unchanged. PoTk-Firmer at
$40 Lsrd--Stronger OF Sc TO- Bulk
Meatg-Quiet and firm; Short ribs s. 20.
Bacon-Easy and unchanged. Whisky
Firm at 81 10. Butter, sugar and
cheese quiet ard unchanged. Eggt-ln
light demand at lS@l9Oc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, January l6--Flour--
Dull; No. red January s64 l3S,!c; Feb.
ruary S7!GS7!c; March sS!@6SIc; April
$500 9Oic; May 9O5@9llc. Corn-Spot
dull but steady; No. / mixed '@c; steam
err No. mixed i3c; s'enm'r No.,2 mixed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

CE.-icc, January I1.--asnG'cf Thur
man. OF Chic, wiring 10 his friend y. B.
FlckIin, OF this State, uses the following
Language. "Yoa will never be gralhed by
seripg me in public life again. 81
row on the retired Gs; with ~y eva taii
consent, and with no inclination whatever
for active life except as private citizen
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TIE SOUTH PENN CASE.
Presid cut Eobsrts Cons"lta lis Legal e"
,.i,rs In Regard to the Decision.

vi,.rS IN Regard to the becis4"''
PHILADELPHIA, January l6 -Psss'151'
Eobs,,s. # the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. he'd . vOG.4Is'ieo at his Office
this morning with the leading legal or'ee7'
The company, Hon. john Sect Wayne
Mscye.gh aud James A Logan n Ty5''1
70 the Souts Pennsylvania and Beech
Creek railroad decisions. ,h.,,4 =.
i vns agreed tbs: the 9o CrEc oS f ib s,' D
T T!S, c,,a il WHICH toe -Prea. sh?.. d.
rue 10 E ~ not re: been determined, u
sc,ion will be-aken p'onP,I .l..:.:.
"' Il asser,ed by some LEGAL 9n;ao, Fl.
10. he nature Of tie sai, will admit @! Il.
app appel a. 70 the &P-soo Court Of the vet S1 Il.
so used at present By TIE Issa' advisers c
the company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

To all who are suffering from the errors
a5d iEdiscre,ious OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, !
will send o receipt thst will cure you, free
Q: charge. Ihls great remedy was dis
covered By missionary in South Amer
lea. Send lfsddgessed envelope TO
the Rev. Joseph 7. lnman, Station d, New
York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
TERRlBLE SCENES
At the Burning o. Row Of Negro Terc'
rnents la Washington

At the Burning o. 4 Row OF Negro Terc-
rnents la Washington
WAsuyGrox, January l6.--A fire this
afternoon totally DESTROYED the Ions line OF
three story frame houses on L street, so"'h.
west between East Capitol and First,
known as Howard cow, from tie fact L
vas BY General Howard the buildings we're
constructed il the earliest days Of the war
to afford homes for fciendless and home
10 nsgroes who sought shelter in Wash
acton n their fight from the Soath
TEa row contested OF ten tr"oht
h,-ses containing eight rooms each, ana
sore c5rs;-ucted With o vieE to pe-nlt.ws
me use ofeach room by q separate family
f. has for twenty i've yeacs sheltered q
.nsIl colony Of coiored people, the mum
nor Of occupants yary!Cr from TO 70
,.arly 400 persons. Occupants oi the
-,n.,s- rooms Esd, in some cases, heard no
lam, nrtil smoke aud ire entered tae'E
.n,rtments and compelled speedy u Sh'
r6r their livps In may cases the iTlftt,
epel Inmates rushed down the 5uose h,led
. halls. but in some instances this ives IN
r-ssibla Hezekiah Edwards, q middle
I'D yolorsG man. found means c: escape
IN, IF and climbed teom the third s'cr5
/ aiE6og 10 he water pipe and down It i'll
.sysraI feet. when panic o. exhaus, s2l
csused MIN to relirquish bis hold aud Z.
Til heaGlong 10 the ground. He Fa'
licked ~ bleeding, apparently tata.:y m
nd and seat to the hospital Il
an ambulance. TLjs Gaa 5 m0'6rr wa
il q ro1m below him and when abe ~-c1.i.
aware of the fire jumped from se@F WIZ
/ Sos, without serious injury. Some co'orsI
-bij5.sn in half nude condition |e7
. brdIlsd together in tie 2o,Tet Of anc'5e
. y. toe houscs, and we're rescued PoT.'-l, .
sufF3catsd 81 smoke, sud tTo or itrse o.!
pgcp,e had to Is carried TO ue'sh.7or'
houses About fifty families were renI 'T@'
homeless and two hundred ?ooc colo;s'
n~ccr4 aye out IN tle cold Total dnw1g
B i..-,-.,J OF ~ DN-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
MIsl KITE NAYAEn

BaYavd, eldest dauest,. Of the Secretary
Of State, died suddenly about > o'clock
this afternoon. Therecspt;oa at TIC White
House was suspended Immediately O. the
receip, Of the news OF ~sr death.
Mss Blyard dro22ed dead a her home
lust as che was starting to White H5u.s
10 attend Miss CleyelsUd's reception,
Miss B,yard had accepted all invitation
to assis: Miss Cleveland at her reception
this. at,erGoon, and that lady auo her
guests, Mrs. Alley and Miss Love, Who
were also to assist ~ the reception, w-re
awaiting Miss BIyari's arrival, waso they
received notice of her dea.h
WAITING For MISS HNyAUD
1. was Just abou: five minutes 20 '1rrg
ociocb, and The reception Wa to begin o.
the houe. The Marine band Was stai....3
in the main vestiou'e and the leader We
cOnvsrsing with Col ) NJ. wilson via Il.
gard 10 plsyirg q tune as the signal 'as '2e
opening 0 f toe reception. May CALI
had already arrived and were wsjIn, t'r
the doors Of the b'ue room TO ba ;@-s..
open. Tie President Vas eEgarsd IN C..
ve,:a,;ou with yi3i.o- a the haG-gr. I'D
Niss Cleveland AMI her guests were cat
tirg with Col Lamont in taa p,c.o. o. jAa
second floor prior 20 descending TO The o's.
room whsre TIE reception was 10 tta"
place. The abserce Of Mi-s BsyHra wa5
commented on IS sireular 81 she was 9a,
uai7 very p-smpt in such ma,,cra, al
was momentarily expected 10 army
While they we're wondering al h:7 de,a.
messenger notified Cci. Lamoul tH.. ,
Harry Bryan, priyat. secretary 70 H7c.e-
tary Bayard vas Ia HE Office 2od had some
hing important to commEr,-a'e 10 .as
President. Col Lamont excused himself
and went to SIC III. B'yn&.
That gentleman Informed him ta.. u.
Bavari was dead, and Secretary Bty-.a
rad instructed him 10 communicate TIC
fact 10 the President Col. Lsmoat Of
c,os - fN-r, cd 'hN President no was '.4N
oLCS 10, .s"a -. - ii, nne-nant.l iv..lI
llul~ ST. oHJ tho tvn gen,jerrr Joined the
Se J:' an5 u "orTCe5 the sgdd.9 dea,h OF
~. -. o. OIL. we're Of once rad
.o', ,,- -. ', ,b, boTsa The band vas d..
~, ro;.soG ard The nsop;e in wa..il- nodded
,5 ,'s' the fecea.ic1 wa p...
uo"s5 rsbe-s we're stationed a.
~ - NJ, foo, and At the carriage en-.
20 49,, - ;,.fS-D, oII c,IIr-s that tie house
lAI. 80, " '4 g.. ,bc J,, Tn, ue.g5 spre.d
vas E'o7 $50 ~ - ne ci,y and rn,vor'qf re-
It'.H 80 a,nre.ssd OF no s,d occurrence.
geS p 90 - ysCa;r, n tho mcssce
ne S ses,uy,, H.rard a3rSgrcin, ibe
I ,fr.i oF b;a dauab;.r recalled the iev.ta-
49, 49, - H. which he had Intended 10
80 80 ToTisy anerins il honor Of Mr.. ald
H. F,essns Cgrainy.
'D''' ....... ~. v.., .rts,Ens
THE IMMEDIATE 'N, ,...-., ~ .'
D'.''' -, ,,..u
was disease Of the heat. Sae '"4 DG by. y
troubled With weakness OF tina, o'saa gnu ia
had been treated By toe fanny p'Js,1...'
at intervals for several years =. . .,. ,:.
non ~ hSF iH'G ~ ID o.. I,n1..aIlv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
GENERAL clGAR MAKERS LOCKOUT
Threatened unless :he Strikers i'''''" .
work In Three ''&y".

NEw IoRS, January I5.--Ih ire N.-''
shops f,he members Of the c'1a' "5'R.
r.a,ur,rs Association Eo;ee w's, 's..a
Ills nc,.ir- thai unless the employs O.
Nv, POS ard those ,f the Other T'3'.'
f.c.... r. , 10 as. - s'r.Ha, 'o'.,2.- d.
~,rk ui,h.a three days Il -,ryg>' i.-.- '.
would b. ;2arzu-ated. About I"o' ,..".
makers axe on strike asGios. th2 l7o2'
reduction Of wsgaa in the wages - ".
sEo9a OF Erosa 4 Earle, Levy 100, ,E.
E,1ruaru Bros. u CO. The thte7 CAY
will expire OF Wednesday mornioe G'''"
;r- ana The shoo9 viii then be cE~s@a.
Tia rAchEg, NILD-oiE.
NV YoEK, January l6-Neo'!Iy h''
hundred cigar packers held 3 m'@1rI TO
5av snI r, solved TO 20 ont with the CO
ms.ags - al Shons where cigamaa'T
may BE- locked Gu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

"HnIo' We heard one man say to an
other the c,ser cas-. 4 didn't K OF you
At first: Why YOU look ten years yonlnEe'T;
than you did when saw yoa last.
feel ter years younger, was the EePN
Ven know used 10 De urde: the weather
ail he tin. ana gaze ~ e.Ps ling to e
any better. The doctor Eaid / had con
rqmn,,,a. I WAS terribly wesS, hsd n'g 1t
sye..s cough no apDetitlo, and Lost flesh
I saw nc P.erce's Golden Medical Dis
covar7" aad thought It would do no harm
II - dill 10 good. /; has cured ne an
3 new man because an well one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

KANSAS CRY, No, Jsrusry !u.--Addt
tional snowfall yesterday and last light IN
Western Ean.as has caused fesh trouble
On the Santa Fe aud Kansas Pacific rail
road, and both are blocksded today scm,
200 miles west from here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
EP?'s LIFE III DEMAND
Another Attempt 20 Lynch the BFu'e d.
yircannes.

ylxcuxSEs, IND. January l6.-A masked
mob appeared al the Jail this morning , N
Which Holly EppS, tae negro who k'iieg
Farser Dos scr. is confined, and demanded
the KEYS from the 4;!s.. The latter re-
fassd to give them up ana the raoe men
attempted to batter down me JSI.
Isor 80 that they might
obtain CCes and hang him. The door
however wi,nsioc4 the blows directej
against il, and the mob dispersed: It Il
stated that they will return 70 mgSt YIN
l..geIS increased numbers and make
second attempt 20 set at the mu''e'e'
The sheriff in the meanwhile, Will enaeA'
c. % remove Epps TO Evansville Lao,
sbsre be vii be ssfes than ct Nlncsnues
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18
DRY GOODS,


New YORK, Janucty lG.--Drv Goods
As usual to Satardsy and weather some
what disag.sssble, the demand has been
more quiet Still business for the week
has bern good volume in the way o. de-
l:veries on orders, alarge quantity q sooda
being moved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

L., Z. n Q. RaiIrO~us
is,.ve RellairU at 80 p. N. Tor Wcodsdeid and
sumnleTtslu.
lave Bellaire at $50 a. m, fOE fuEnssEelG AID
Zanssville.
Arrive Al BsllAira. 1910 =. Ca. trf 5.a5p N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-18

care WheCl Dg SIS .. II. ana run svcII hour
II. ?, n.
cave HneslIns Park 3 n and ran every hUr1
-.-l 10 ~, n.
ras Church Train" will leave ea n term mus at
'-:lG D. IN. Z, HLESlH, Supt