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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
THE ELEMENTS AT WAR.
Great Storms Sweep Through the
West.
SNOW AND COLD HOLD CARNIVAL
The Freezing Temperature Impers Vast
Herds OF Cattle Struggling With
the Drifting Srow.

DENVER Col January Ga storm of
unusual violence prevails in the mountains.
The blockades on the railroads are the
worst known for years. The Signal Ser.
vice Officer here says the storm originated
in the Rocky Mountains tour DAYS sgo,
when the first trigid weather began. At
the towns in Northern Colorado the ther.
moneter varied from 20 to 80 degrees be-
low zero. At Tennessee Pass, above
Leadville, the mercury indicated 3S de-
grees below. This intensely cold weather
was accompanied BY high wind blowing
from the North The 1srolsden winds,
blowing East and striking the warmer at
mosphere, caused the heavy snow fall in
Kansas.
The worst phase o! the storm is the nee
esaarlly disastrous effects it will have upon
the cattle interests 1t is thought that the
storm will cause high death rate in south
ern Colorado no, becarse Of the snow. par
ticularIy, but because Of the intensely cold
weather aud the high Winds.
Along the Arkansas valley the herds are
drifting 10 the river aud showing uumistak.
able evidence OF exposure and fatigue. In
the mountain vslley, where thousands OF
cattle we're lately driven from the over.
stocked range OF the plains, the storm will
prove 10 be excessively severe. The larger
portion OF these valleys are out c the reach
of telegra?hic communication In the val
leys heard from, especially in Western ard
Northern Colorado lying west Of the Con.
tinentai Divide, the snow is reported TO be
unusually deep aid the streams frozen.
Great loss will undoubtedly be the result.
The unparalleled cold weather in Norths-n
New Mexico will cause great damage to
the mammoth herds grazing there.
Hundreds Of snow shovee7s, q dozen
plows aud all the locomotives available
have le.t Denver to battle with the drifts OH
the railroads The vide scope Of country
living between the Kansas line and the base
OF the mountains escaped with only few
inches OF snowfall, but was the dominion
al an Arctic wave.
Snow Blockmh" Raised.
KANSAS CITY, Mo January 6-Ths
snow blockade on w,s 5ru railroads has
Oeen raised.
\ Cold Wave Striking south.
WAsmNGToN, January 7.-i2 - a. m.---
There is a severy cold wave in Moutnna
moving slowly soUtAeosterly which will
overspread the Missouri Valley dur
ing the day ard the Mssi.sip.
pi Valley during Ike night aud
continue during Fr,dry and will reach the
Gulf States durirg Ihur.day night with a
ror'hrr, causing severe frostsin Louisiana
aud Texas on Friday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
FIGHTING FIRE,
/ 10000 Barrel Tank OF on Burning
Caused by au Engine spark.

1 10000 Barrel Tank OF Oh Burning
Caused by au Engine spark.
C,gyglAND January 6-Shor;ly after >
o. clock this mo,nior fire ourst out in
tank Nc. I3 which Is locatel near the
track Of "a q Nickel Plate Railroad in ;be
enclosure O: the Standard Oa Works An
alaraa vas sen: in, and engines Nos. ., :,
: chi L. aud truck > responded Ths
Standard Company have recently created
a fta department OF IL own, which had
several streams playing upoG the burning
tank whea the CITY department arrived,
and q few minutes later sixteen powerful
streams were directed uP5n tbe tank and
is near surroundings.
At5.J6 a second call was sent in, and
engines >. . and Ii were soon ., the seen
of the conhagratioa. The tank, which
holds 10000 barrels OfolI, was only GoOut
two.thirds full, and while the flames were
leaping from the top hundred feet into
the air. pipes we're tapped at the bottom,
aud the work of transferring the ciito other
tanks vas begun. At the same time, 10
gua-d against possible contingencies a
force OF men we're pnt TO work erecpiEg an
embaakment around the seat Of the fire,
the better to hold the same in chcak should
the tank explode
This WAS the sj.uation at noon. Ine
engines are still at work and c7eryth!ns
possible was done to prevent the spread OF
the fire. which will only cease when the
ccu,euts of the tank IS exhausted, and will
not 6e for several hours yet. It is impos'
si5le a, ,his time 10 give ,h" loss, although
it estimated away up in the thousands. It
is thought the FIRE caught tcom a spark
from ? locomotive on the Nickel Plate
road Is train passed minute be- Tor
the fire was:djseoyered.
The f,s burned until 4.30 this afternoon
when il was overcome by the hremen
. The loss gyiil reach $50, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
A FRESRET DISASTER.
Two Spans of "A It'tiE" SWEET Away 10y liz.

Two Spans of a Bridge SWEET Away 10y the
Ice.
AvGvsrA, Ms, January 1.-Two ~
feet spars Of the railroad bridge acrosg tn
Kenneocc river a. this place were carried
awcy by o iccGhci at O'Clock jhis morn
ing. Late in the fall repairs were c0m
menccd On the BRIDE, and - lh" rimn o.
the accident the two sr4Gs r"s'c entirely
on trestle work built up from the he'd or
the river. The rains OF tho past iea days
had greatly weakened the leo, All i"ars
were entertained for the s,lc,y 0! the
bridge and stfic' watch wae kept The
water reae about two feet hat~,oU V o clock
last night and i this mornin,. ~ p little
past - o'clock the Ice Ccmmcrccd 10 run
over the Dam aEi came down in larre
quantities aCninst the trrs,Ie work, piiiD.
up several feet The woodwork could not
srard the pressure and il gave way. Three
loaded coal cars went down With The
bridge. Much delay will be caused tG
travel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
InReL lasN DROWNED
uring the storm VI" .r Trr ing 20 Reach
Shnr,, I'm o. SHIN

During the storm "" Ir Try ing 20 Reach
Shore In "a SKIM.
PRycESs ANNE, Nh January { In the
wind and rain storm which prevailed Mon
day night three mcu were drowned near
Rock Creek while trying TO make shore in
q small skiti from their vessel which was
anchored few huLirri wards frtm shore.
The surf was too s'roar Tor The snGl! boat
and washed comLl,l.!y over II, carrying
the three men away nad leaving fourth,
who wac with them, c!ingj?a 10 the side Of
the boat, whore be- remained urII he wGs
rescued The nHm's 70, tao Il The men
ore Robert Lcnns enc CY..,s .InLns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
TIE TABLES TURNED
And Stove Manufacturers GhrshteA 10
Boycott Their Union Men,

And Stove Manufacturers ThrsateA to
Boycott Their Union Men,
PirrSrvEG, January THE local mold
e.s aad Knights OF Labor generally are 10
deep concern about a circular that has
been Issued by acommittee OF the National
Association Of Stove Manufacturers. The
circular advises employers TO boycott al
union men in the trade. The former will
hole National convention at Louisville
Kv., next month to discuss the commit,
tees advice. The circular states that 20
npr cent Of the foundries are uou-union..
4 member Of the Stove Mouders ! Mon
in speaking Of the circular, said. We VIII
giye them plenty 10 do shortly if they even
hint about meddling with our union. we
are ret,inr stronger every day and mean,
to exact some concessions from them, and
then they will get to understand whether
or not we are 10 be supplGnted by apPren'
ticcs NAV say that the buyers OF stoves
will be asked toboycott some Of those anti
union manufacturers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
ST. CLAlRSylLLE.
Belm ont County Teachers Association.
Local News.
Special 10 the R.giJtcr.

SPECIAL 10 the R2iJfr.
ST CLMRsyILLE, Ono, January g.
Common Pleas Court will convene at this
place on next Tuesday,
The County Commissioners were in sas-
sion part Of this week.
John Harris, who was killed at Boyd's 8
coal works, on the c. L. & ". railroad,
New Years night, was buried in the NJ. L
cemetery at this place, last Sunday.
Delinquent tax sale Tuesday, January
18th, At the Court House, this place. The
delinquent list occupied one page Of The
Gazette
Rev. Robert Alexander preached his
nineteenth anniversary sermon IS pastor
Of the Presbyterian church on last Sab
bath.
At meeting Of the town council on
Monday night, Benz. S. Mcbride was ap.
pointed weighmaster for the ensuing year
The Belmont County Teachers Assecia-
ton will meet at Bridgeport January lG.
Following is the programme:
Forenoon-l0 o'clock, Inaugural Ad-
dress, T. E Orr Bridgeport. 1890, Edu-
cation in the Country Schools, Anna Eel
tus, st. Cla,rsville II, Exercise in Pro.
portion, g. W. King, Blaine. ll:3O, Edu-
cation, r NJ. Collins, St. Clairsville High
School.
Afternoon-l o'clock, The Generation
Of Thinking Power, J. B. Houston, Bellsire
High School. I:3O, Discussion-The Best
Method OF Testing the Pupils knowledge,
opened by J. G. Tsggart, Maynard. 2,
Grammar for Beginners, 7, W. Williams,
Bridgeport Grammar School. 2:3O, The
Child Mind, Miss Nellie Battello Bellaire,
2, General Business.
L II. WATERS,
AGNES REID,
Gro ". KING,
Committee.
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A R. r. PRESIDENT SUICIDES.


1t is Thought on Account of Financial
Difficulty.
TRENTON, January 6. John G. Stevens
died this evening from the effect Ct pis
tol wound in the head. 1t is generally
believed he committed suicide as he has
been in depressed spirits for some time
owing to financial difficulties. Relatives
ssy the tragedy ia that the de-
ceased was arranging trip to
West Virginia to inspect coal and iron
lands, that he had bought the revolver for
self protection and was examining the
weapon when it was accidcnlly discharged.
The shooting occurred in q Pennsylva-
MIA railroad building in this city. Mr..
Stevens was President OF the United, S j.
Railroad & Canal Go. aud had been
attending to official business all day. This
afternoon he was talking 10 treasurer
Leroy Anderson, to whom he showed the
pistol, requesting Mr.. Anderson to procure
some oil with which to clean it. Mr..
Anderson stepped ont OF the Office TO
procure the oil when the re.
port OF pistol was heard.
Mr. Anderson rushed back and found Mr..
Stevens lying on the floor with a wound
over the right temple, from which blood
oozed Mr.. Stevens never spoke after the
shooting. Mr. Stevens was 60 years Of
age He leaves widow and live children.
He WAS son OF Jas Steveua, OF Hoboken.
and nephew Of Engineer Stevens, inventor
of Stevens battery. He wGs president Of
the Pennsylvania railroad system in New
Jersey and and been connected with the
Erie road. lie was one ofthe few experts
in canal engineering in the country. 1t
is said he had attempted suicide several
timas hrtnrp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
CLAIM TIE BEQuEST.
The Chicago Hospitals Claim For S'i'e
of the Newberry Estate.

The Chicago Hospitals Claim For a slice
of the Newberry Estate
Cuc,Go, January 6.-The State S auor'
rov at Chicago. on behalf Of the Calcago
Hospital for Women and Children, has filed
q bill to secure $4,000 from the estate OF
Julia r. Newberro, which she beqDeathe1
90 au uuspecifed charitable institution tor
women. Although not named in the will
the claiman. believes itself entitled to the
beruest. Il has a $50 600 building and
has been incorporated since lS76 Tue
bill asks that & trust be established for the
$4,000 lers blythe will, and that II be de-
cIared to be for ,h- Hospital tor Women
and children. An injunction is aaked TO
restrain the defendants from disPosi0g OF
auv OF Miss Nsa5erry's estate until the
decision Of this suit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
vou.Dsoilitet.d Msg

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Esrgous DEBILITY loss Of VITALITY ari @o-r
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
SCOrr'S EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver Oil, With EypophOsphltes,
IuScrofulous and ConSumPtive Cases.
DR.. c. c. lockwood, NeH York, says
q have frequently prescribed SCOTS
Emuhion and regard it as o valuable prep
aratiou in scrofalous and cousump'iVe
casss, pslata1,e and ehicacious.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
L II. WATERS,
AGNES REID,
Gro ". KING,
Committee.

NTtCIIi 70 IN H'gISTf,
BLAINE, O January 6-J. T. Handel
& Son, Of this place made an assignment
today for the benefit OF their creditors
without preference. The frm is composed
OF Mr.. Catherine Handel, widow Of the
late John F. Handel AMI her son John
Their principal creditors are Louis Cook,
f p. Rhodes & Co. and J. c. Dent, 9.
Bridgeport, O., and Hubbard & PAUL and
Simpson Il Hoge, of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

Nh. j. A. PRICE, Deputy Inspector State
Tobacco Warehouse NJ. ), Baltimore, Nd,
says:-One OF my children had been suf.
feriug with neuralgia for some time A
friend recommended Salvation Oil, pro,
cured bottle and few applications, to
my surprise, effected complete cure.
take pleasure in recommending it to all
persons similarly affected
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

NEw YORK, January 6-Employes Of
five more OF the seventeen firms in the
cigar manufacturers combination TO day
resumed work at the recently reduced
rates, subject, however, to future action Of
the International Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
EDMuNps' BILL
On PoIygamy-Ho viii Ask the Senate /
To-day to Sit 1t ont.

On PoIygamy-Ho viii Ask the Senate
To-day to Sit 1t Ont.
WASHINGTON, January 6-On motion
Of Mr.. Eimunds, the Senate took up the
Utah bill, the peuding question being on
Mr.. Hoar motion 10 strike on; the section
that would di5lrauchiset the women Of Utah.
Mr.. Brown expressed himself az op-
posed to woman suffrage and said il the
auction vas up in his own State he would
vote against It.
A vote having been reschsi on the
amendment, it was rejected. Yeas IL,
nara 81.
Au amendment proposed by Mr.. Ed
mulds was agreed to, providing marriage
within but 30, including the fourth degree
of consanguiIi'y shall lie deemed incest.
uous and punishable by imprisonment.
Van Wick offered an amendment dispCH-
SIM with the Utah Commission. The go
called duties Of that body could, he said
be Just ss well performed by army officers
a, no extra expense TO the Government
Mr.. VOORHEES, denied this nud challenged
Mr.. Van Wyck to prove his statement
Mr.. Van Wyck's amendment Tas re.
jected.
Morgan opposed the provision for trns-
tees to administer the aHsjr3 OF the Mormon
church. He characterised polygamy Us
an offense that "s,inks in th- nos,riIs OF
civilization
After further argument debate went
over till tomorrow, Mr. Edmunds saying
he would then ask the Senate to "slt it
out" and bring the bill to a vote.
LONGER SESSIONS CF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, January In the Senate
10 day bill wGs introduced by Mr.. Hoar
10 GX the time Tor meeting OF Congress
liz fixes the time for meeting Of Congress
in ls-G and ever second year tht;.at er
on the first Monday in October and IN
1851 and every second year theresi, er on
the second Monday in November .,
In introducing the bill NJ. Hoar saId
that all must conceie that the business
Of the country Was Increasing so 'aat that
longer sessions of Congress were neces
sary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

When our new me'hoi Is guaranteed %
permanently cure the worst cases OF rup,
tars without the use Of the knife. SEN.
10 cents in stamps for pamphlet and ret
erencas. Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
sociation, Cos Main Street, Buffalo, n. \.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

Al Cleveland the annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of The Cleveland aud Pitts
bur- railroad was held today end direct
ors for the year elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

A AIGY lost preCi)u, charm
To keep the rosy gums from harm,
To keep from teeth decay and lsath,
To sEeeiCn and purify the breath.
TAis charm the fairy lost 4 moT;a. found,
And SuZUDOET It's calIed on earthly ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
RES WOOD.

The electric li-h's were lit last evening
for the first time.
Capt Gorsuch, Of tie B d O., is enjoy.
ing q turlough, owing 10 sprained ankle
The desk and fX,ure5 for Col FlsEer' :
new store arrived yesterday.
A little daughter of Mr. Schatfer, aged
9 years, wss inferred at NJ Calvary yes.
terday.
Miss V. Bowers is suffering an attack Ct
rheumatism.
Mr.. W. Muldoor, Of Wheeling, paid our
city visit yesterday.
Some little anxiety is felt owing 10 the
rising Of the river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

The President 70 day transmitted 10
Congress q draft Of 3 bill formulated by the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs intended
10 protect timber on Indian lands from
spoila,ion The President says tie subject
is important, and ia commended 10 the
early attention OF Congress
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

HARmsBvRn, Pa January G.-lhs Sus-
quehanra river at this point has rccetcd &
lnches up 10 II o'clock tonight and snll
falling. The mills in the lower section 0:
,ha city have all shU, down and cauno'.
star; until a further fall takes Dlsoe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

Know THYsELF, By reading the Science
OF Lite the best medical work ever pub
shed for young and middle-sged men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

trip, and will formally accept the vessel as
soon as certain preliminaries can be ar
ranged. 1t Is not thought necessary to
have another sea trial.
MORE WEST VIRGINIA APPOINTMENTS.
SD6cidi 10 The Register.
WASHINGTON, January GA postofice
has been established at Altizer, Calhoun
county, W. Va, with David ". Knight sp.
pointed as postmaster.
Robert L. Merrill and James c. Peters
have been commissioned postmasters at
Lee and MERGERS Salt Works, respectively
James Urter, of Jefferson county, W. Va
has been given q position in the Internal
Revenue Bureau.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

"WHAr thing go good?' ia the query Of
the poet somewhat confused; if be has o
cold the only good thing We know Of ia q
bottle Of DR.. Buli's Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
HIGHER THAN FOR TWENTY YEARS.
The Su-quehannas Flood The Lchigh
valley Washed out.

The Su-quchanna's Flood The Lchigh
valley Washed out.
LANCASTER Pa, January G.-Ihc food
in the SusQuehanna reached Columbia
th.s morning and the rise i5 higher than
tor twenty years. TIE ~.,er is
up to the back Of the Columbia
& Port Deposit Railroad, aud the Tenn
sylyania ~ Tidevater Canal md the river
are one body Of water Fred Keller
young man OF Columbia irl! into the river
this morning aud vas drowned.
uArrH CHUNK rlpppEn
MAvru CHryR, Pa JanIo.g & The
damage here hy the frtshet "a ,rra'rr thau
hag been reported. This ,.orGiur ne labish
river aLd the creek ,b.t p,ssr- through thr
town were even, l.ad every cellar Dr Broad
was was IA. all Of wa'c7 IT." ,.4ter in
lhe iehigh Valley 5ut!din, wGg four
'eet deep Long before IBIS iho dam ~
StrOh's foundry g.ye "ay and a rsging
,orren: rustcd through the streets The
merchants Oh Byc.d"ay were busy iron
10 } q n. carrying their goods from the
basameGr5 70 the upyer floors Mater
ware made worse IL several paris CI tho
tyHu Jg the walls Of the Cr-th giyiug va.
In many cases not only were the ceIlarr
Tiled with waler but the contents o. rooms
On the first i5or were t.)atir, abou:.
/ Traius are still running
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

..-.-r, !. has JUS, been
l"a.I CotFry. who il un-
death Tor the murder Of
.~s fired the shot during a
one day las. summer thG,
Meyers. q spectator. IN
los -aie against CoHeY TO-
t-- and against Edward Sla,
'os.e IS accessories. Cooley
..t a,-h the murder Of Nicho
which crime Frank Small
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
the DOLrr.IN o. "a

1t is understood that Secretary Whitney
is entirely satisfied OF the seaworIhiness OF
the Dolphin, as shown in her recent trial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
~ur DEMANDS REFUSED.

After eXaTining the grievances the
Executive Committee unanimously decided
M. 10 grant ,heicdenanGs Colonel Hahn
Gsl ss..red them thai he had sufficient
,or.s Of engineers and dremea with which
- nm t,s roads. The directors further
ssa,sths. ~ the eEgiuears are well paid, aud
Tia, the grievances mentioned in their
forrn,l complaint to Colonel Hain are not
sufficiently important to warrant the direc-
tors in Granting the concessions asked to7.
rns srR,RsEs's PROGRAMME.
The Times ssvs: The programme TO
Ia rgTriei on., in case the conference be
tssen - Colopel Hahn and the Committee on
Grievances comes to raught, IS very sim,
pie, I but very effective. Should it 0e deemed
necessary to order an immediate Ses3Sn9n .3,
oF wcrk after the coulsrecce, word will be
nasssS along the line OF the entire system
between the Battery station on the South
and One Hundred and Fitty-hith street
on the West Side road, and One
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-25
Opposed to Tyranny.

The printers of the Journal office
in this city were solicited yesterday
by committee of the typographical
union to join that association in a
body, but they refused to do so by a
vote which lacked only four of being
unanimous. The composing rooms OF
all the Kansas City newspapers were
at one time under the control of the
typographical union, and now only
one office acknowledges allegiance to
the union. The reason for this
change is to be found in the fact that
the union has been managed in an
arbitrary aud despOtic spirit, assum-
ing to make all rules and regulations
governing the printing offices, and or
dering strikes on mere technical diff
ferences between the union and the
employers. The best typesetters in
Kansas City have tired of this ty-
ranny. They prefer to make their
own terms with the employers, and
have discovered that they can secure
permanent employment at better wa
ges outside the union without subject
ing themselves to the danger of being
ordered out on strike when they pre-
fer to continue at work. Every non.
union printer is his own master; he
can quit work if he pleases, but he is
not compelled to do so at the dictation
of somebody else. The newspapers
have made no war upon the typo
graphical union, but the affairs of the
union have been conducted in such
fashion that capable and selfrespect-
ing printers have been glad to escape
from Its letters. Once out, they evil
denlly do not care to return. The
best thing the typographical union
can do is to rescind its rule which
prohibits union printers from work
ing in offices where non-printers are
employed. The newspapers do not
refuse to employ union printers they
only claim the right to employ non
union printers. City Star.