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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02
BELLAIRE.

Mayor d. W. Cooper, who recently
came out 90 candidate for Postmaster,
is generally believed TO be the lucky sppli'
cant for the position. Our Congressman,
Gen. A. j. Warner, held conference
with the applicants at the Windsor Motel,
on Saturday evening. Nothing definite
can be obtained as to the result OF the con.
fab, but the fac. that His Honor Mayor
Cooper was called in after the other appli.
cants had adjourned, leads the knowing
ones to suspect that his naue 10 Eli.
John Scbor'el, au snFloye Of the Bel.
laire Nail wo7ks, who met with an unior'
tuna.e acciden, sone time ego, IL nov
drav wing 81 30 per week from the Stand.
ard Accident Association.
To morrow the Feast Of st. B!Asius will
be observed in 81. Johns church.
Emma, the four-year old daughter oi
William Myers, who Tss badly burned sev
eral weeks sgo, died Sunday night after
untold suffering. The remains were taken
TO GAINESVILLE yesterday afternoon, where
the funeral will take place tomorrow.
Seven Bellaire men invested in the Lou
isiana lottery recently and received the
sum OF $500 thereiron the other day.
Mr.. +. N. Strong. agent Of the G. 4 p
Company at this place, is an applicant: iol
State Commissioner OF Railroads under
the new Administration.
Mr.. l. s. Woodbridge, Of the Ohio Ian
tern Co, lei, Sondsy evening for an sx
tended trip through the South lie vii
be absent several weeks. -
The School Board meets to night,
The County Commissioners is, the con
tract TO build the bridge over Me&shon'
Greek on Union Street today, and we pre-
sumo ;he structure will be pat 10 place .
early Ga possihle
Mrs j ID. ReyseT hiss retained 10 ID
city sf,eF two. mon hs' visit TO lar p.l
eris at Bethel.
Mr.. Y. 7. HOrg@ls little child 10 i'm
proving, and hopes are entertained ofAsi
ultimate recovery.
The revival st the South NJ. Z Charc
viii be continued throughout the week.
Wm Trauz. the popslsr conductor O
the b, Il. & G. rsiiEEy. will contest sith
conductor Gu lbe c. 4 z. tor the elegsr
, lantern at ihe elJsiAn Rink. 24,h inst
The ,0Gng child Of w. h Nsyles
sick with the neasles.
John Moore. the popular engineer OF th
B. / O., was released from the contest {
ths Catholic Bazaar on the 9Th. for u
: resson that DO ore coad be found to coz
pete with hin. Father Gull thinks ,bis
loss Of seyerAl hundred dollars to the b
zssE
,, Mrs. u. K. Hess and child hsye returns
TO the city from visit at Pittsburg.
Mr.. Ralph Robinsou, ST.. died Q, b
home. 10 the Second whsd, yestefd,
!. morning, Of consumption, aged Te- Z
. leaves . wife ard large family. nost
) whom are married: The funeral win ial
! place from his late residence tomorrow
one O'Clock. Interment st Lower Veg
cemetery.
Miss Eta Bertscisy Is Waiting friends
i Wheeling.
: VIM. B. Klgore is the proud father oi
big girl baby.
There |, not likely TO be any change
r the management OF the BellAire N
Works
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IS SUICIDE AN ACCIDENT?
A Suit That is Attrac ting the Attention OF
Insurance Men.


Insurance Men.
CHICAGO, February IA novel case Is
on hearing before Judge Dyer, in this city.
the decision in which viii attract consider
able attention ic insurance circles, as 1t
involves a question of whether or not sui
eide IS an accident. On the 22i Of Msy,
1854, Edward NJ Craudsll took out an &C
ciIent insurance policy for $4,000 tor q
wear in the Accident Insurance Company
Of North America July 7 following. be
committed suicide. Dae notice was given
10 the company, oGt 1t refused to Pay Oh
the srouud that suicide was not accident
within the meaning Of the policy. Suit has
nov been brough, by Mrs. Laurehe NJ
CranGsll, vile OF the deceased, to recover
on the policy. She testified that her hus-
band was OF cheerful disposition, but
before his death be became morose and ner'
yous, suffered from sleeplessness, and slso
showed signs OF insanity. he had eonsid,
ersble financial trouble. and lost most OF
his property. The trial will be resumed
tom OrroW.
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PASSENGERS RESCUED
From the Wrecked Eolus-The Vessel Ly-
inc m tho Rocks.

From the Wrecked EOlus-The Vessel Ly-
ing the Rocks.
NEwPORT, r l., February Captain
Wightmsu, who was in charge OF the
steamer Eolus when she went ashore
Saturday night, and Baggsgemaster Keith
were driven some six miles to the ferry
landing, where they chartered the James
town ferryboat to bring them to Newport.
On receiving the information Superlnten'
dent Warren got tkn G = rnm en- tng
Cohasset to 90 to the rescue. When the
tup arrived at the scene, however, the Rss'
se6gers. nine men, four women and .
child, has been got on the island and were
being provided fos at the farm house.
When the boat struck, tbs shock threw
every ore from their feet, For some tue
the nost intense excitement prevailed, but
'as coon as it became known that the Island
was but feet Gw9y and could be easily
reached, oil hands became brave.
The tug Cohasset brought the pSsseps
GERS from the island to this city at about
Steven o'clock yesterday. The Eolus lies
in an extremely bad position upon 8 rock
about four miles from Wexford and eight
miles from Newport with her stsseosrd
side badly stove aud Ter whole framework
terribly wrung. When she struck she quick
ly filled sufficiently to extnguish all heI
fires.
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Never Give Up.

If you are suffering with low and de.
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general de-
biEty, disordered blood, weak constitution,
headache, or any disease Of a bilious nature,
by all means pEocnca . bottle OF Electric
Bitter You will be surprised TO zee the
rapid improvement thst will follow; you viil
be inspired with new life; strength and &C.
tivity will return; pain and misery will
ceass, and henceforth you will rejoice in the
praise Of Electric Biters. Sold al EftJ
cents q bottle by Logan i Co.
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A.ickan With Apoplexy.

ST Eots February l.-Rev. DR.. c. L:
Goodell. Astor OF the t'ligrim Congrega'
t;onal Chrch, had an attack Of apoplexy
about minight last night, and of o'clock
this mGiug was not expected to recover,
The drpr delivered lecture on The
Holy LAID q. his church last night, en-.
tertsiBny one of the largest audiences
ever eibered in the large church. AitsT
returapg ho4e from the lecture, he faint
ed gTay. and afterwards sustained q stroke
of asopkxy DR.. Goodell has occupied
the iulpt Of the Pilgrim Church some
tweIe OF more years, aud is enc OF the
mos popular clergymen in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02
soorrT EMULSION or PURE

Cod Lysr Oh, With BypopbosPhitss. In
Luag Troubles aud Choirsa infantus.
Dr.. W. T. Ransom. Hartford. Ind ssJs
Il find SCOTS Emulsion su excellsn;
remedy in lung hoablee, and especially Ia
Strumons children and most valuable
remedy 10 chronic stages Of Cholera Inisu-
tum."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02
Rnhheti of THAR All,

HUSrINGDoS, Pa, February during
the teu porary absence from home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas WestbroOk to-day, the
residence was broken open and robbed OF
$4,000 in gold and many valuable papers.
The old people had been saving the money
for fifteen years, and instead Of deposihng
in bank, had ssereesd it in an old trunk
upstairs.
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A Vigorous Radical Paper.

CHARLESTON, ". Wa, February lit Is
understood that Col PURCELL, prominent
politician Of Ohio and editor Of the Logon
Ohio, Gazette, together with Mr.. Reber, OF
the same State have purchased the mater,
isl and fixtures Of the Tribune Office and
are negotiating for the purchase Of the lease
of the same which is held By Mr.. Merrill
If arrangements are completed they viii
reorvsuize the establishment and com
msnee the publication Of q vigorous rsdi
cal paper with view to publishing daily
in the near future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02
THE BENwooD STEEL PLANT.
The Number of Men Employed Largely
Reduced

The Number of Men Employed Largely
Reduced
The number Of hands employed on the
Benwood steel plant has been reduced in
the last few days. The progress Of the
the work now beipg done ia greatly i'm
peded by the cold weather. When the
plant Will be completed it is as yet q mat
ter Of speculation, bat some Of those inter
ested think that the works will be ready
for making steel by the frst OF June, il not
before. Many Of the people down there
think the aQmhcr OF accidents tnat have
occurred since the work was commenced
is large enough to prove that proper
amount Of care .is no: taken to avoid
them. Yesterday man named Chamber
lain, Q mechanic from Pinsburg, was hII
in the face with piece Of iron and &C.
riously hurt,
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Most Excellent,

J.J. Atkins, Chief OF Police, Knoxville,
Tenn, writes; my family and are ben
efciaries of your most excellent medicine,
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump'
ton; having found it TO be all thst you
claim for it, dosi-e to testify to Its virtue
Nv friends to whom have recommended
it, praise it at every opportunity.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump
tion is guaranteed ts cure Coughs, Colds
Bronchitls Asthms, Cronp'spd every al
fectioa OF Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Trial Bottles Free al Logan 5 Co., drul
store. Large size Sl.00.
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prnhAhIu Pnt Tn Job.

CNiEXlTI. February Thirty three
membrs d the companies which perform
ed las uisht at Hsneks' two theatres sp
peared beore Justice Ssnderson today,
PLEADED g1lty, and were Gned 81 and costs
each. AS they were not arrested at The
instane O the laz and order lesgue, 1t !!
hinted !ha the whole matter was arranged
beforehand to prevent the assessment o.
hssyiei punishment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02
AdYioa 10 Mothara.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chil.
dren teething, is the prescription Of one oi
the bestfensle nurses and yhysicisns in the
Unitsd States, and has been used for forty
years with asysr fsiliag spccsas by mil
lions of mothers fer their children. Dur
ing the process Of tsething its val1e is in
calculable. II relieves the child from pain
cures dyseutsry snd diarrhaa. griPing il
the bowels, and wind colo. By givinG
health to the child it resta The mothsr
Price &c q bottle.
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ku Ola Citizen Dead.

ST.. CL!RsuLLE, D, February l.-Cap'
tain HuA Ferguson, an old citizen oi
Uniontos: this comfy, died today Of can
Ger of the mouth aged SO years. Captain
Ferguson ras . rasmOer Of ttbe ssth Ohio
and serve through the late war. he was
q man hihly respected, aud his neighbor
hood lose one of its best pitissnG. Al
though ssHuneh Democrat he has beer
nostmastr in UnioutoWn for many years
and his nue is familiar in every household
in that tssnship.
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Had women.
SDnnlal 3 lAs Re1iS.er.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, February | "A
gentleman just from Washington makes
the announcement. that Lou Boggs, OF no
torias reputation, snd another girl Of the
ssmschsracter, net in restaurant ep
CapiA street ;bis evening and engaged
in a luarr5l. The Boggs woman used q
pokeIon her antagonist aud seriously
wounsd bsF.
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u p.rtsct Flood OF sunshIne,,

will fllths heart of every suffering woman
If she VIII only persist in the use OF p,;
Pierces 'Favoriie Prescription" 1t viii
cure he most e8c.ucisting periodical
pAins, ArdTelievs yoa Of oil irregularities
and gSs lealthy action. Il win positively
cure irtsrral inflammation and liberation,
misp,seuent and al kindred disorders.
Price rdBcsd to one dollar. By drugigst''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02
A Dog Show.

PIrrssURG, February THE twelfth an
pual bench show Of dogs OF the Western
Pepnsylvan;s Poultry Society will be held
here commencing March l6 and lasting
four daya. The premium list has been ar
ranged and is the most complete and com
prehepsiFe ever offered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02
IN OPEN SESSION.
Action Bsaying on H-mUvsls VIII Be Had
In Op-n session.
S.-.rLR LL "a. RslLk..r.


tn Op-n session.
Sy-rlll % ne Esgis:.r.
" 4HlNGToN Feh'ul'y The Senate
,,i. executive s,sion held to-day, had
upJ-r considsrstiou he ~ sEer Of Attorney
Gsn,,.l GMlaud, refusing TO give inter,
matica which had been called for by
tbs Ssaats Sena'or Eimunds made
6 I,ng speech against the attitude
taken BY the Attorney General
snd r,o7sd tha the Whpe subjscI bs con
uderei in the oreu session of the Senate.
To,b:s Senator Butl-r, Of South Carolina
objected, the dect Of which was to carry
the matter over uG,l the next executive
session. It's nov Almost certain that
action upon ell nominations made which
involved the removal Of al incumbent will
be had in open session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02
An hnrusrX XantAd.

Can any one bring as case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Eli Jtrie bitteTa
viii not speedily curef We say they car
not as thousands Of cases already perms-
nently cured and who are daily recommend.
ing Electric Bitters, will prove. Brightt
Disease, Diabstss, Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. Thel
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at 80 cents {
bottle By Logan / Co,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02
Four Hundred and Fifty Men Out

PlrrsBURG, February The helpers
and laboreIs at the Clinton Iron Works, OF
Graf, Bennett l. Co, struck to-day for sn
advance of ten per cent in wages. The
firm refused to grant the increase and the
works closed down, throwing ont OF en-
uloyment about $50 meu. The strikers are
members of the Knights Of Labor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02
Tho Mallory BOYCOTT

GAL.Gs-og, TEv., February From
statements made by prominent Kuigh's o.
Labor, it appears that the executive order
of District Assembly No. 78, boycotting
the Mallory Steamship Company, was
msSs Pablo few days earlier than
the Board intsnded. The local Executive
Board to-day promulgated their official en-
dorsemert Of the boycott and request the
merchants Of the city to Withdraw their
pat.osage from the company. TIE Mallory
steamship Lanpasss, WHICH arrived FROM
New York, is unlcsdipg OF her wharf 81
usual.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02
Ruek,nn,, AMIGA sAlvs,

The Beat Sslve IN ibe world tOr Cuts,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fever
Sores, letter, ChEpped Hands, ChilblAins
Corns, and all skia Eruptions, ED posi-
lively cures Piles, OF 60 gay required. IL
is guaranteed 70 give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Pfice Is cents per box.
For sale By Logan Il Co
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THE MOUND cITY's CHARITY.
she shells Out Generously iu Behah OK
stricken Newburg.
Ss,acinI b ihk Rs1iELE.

Special 10 ne Rs9iSteT.
MoUNDsvILLE, February l.--CoL John
E. Peck, of the West Virginia Psnitentiary,
has collected and sends to the REeIsrEs
Office the following subscriptions for the
Nswburg sufferers: John Z. Peck, 50 90;
J. P. Perry S. 90; 7. ], johnson, 81 90;
W. V. wilkinson, 81 co. c. W. Wickham'
81 90; W. Fitzsimmons, S2 90; John Ran
doloh (couyict). 81 90; E. Rine, 81 0O;
James Woody, $2 90; J. C. Israel, 81 90;
.F. ]. Bauer, 81 90; Samuel Ferguson,
81 90; ]. +. Hogan, 81 90; c. MeCar-
raher 81 90; ] ]. Monshan, 81 90; Henry
Keisel, 81 90; R. W. Msupin, 81 OOi {. u.
REYNOLDS. 81 90; John Dorsn, S2 90; Geo
O'Nsi, 81 90; James Ferguson 81 %; l.
". Brown, g 90; W. q Wills, 80 %;
Dr. G. ". Bruce, IS 90; c. A. Weaver,
81 90; V. A. Weaver, 81 90; j. c. Bar
dau 81 90; w. B. Humphries, 81 10;
Charles BArdall, 81 90; J. NJ. Galloway,
81 90: Fred Smith, 81 90; George l.
Grail, 81 90; W. Fl. Webster, S2 %; b.
F. Hodgman, 81 90; q. W. McCatsrty'
81 90; L. G. Adams, 81 90; JOS. wal
Iers 81 90; F. A. Maxwell, 81 90; A. W.
Hamacker, 81 90; George Rupp. 81 90;
J. W. Gallaher, s. 90; J. W. Gallaher,
Jr, 81 90. Total, SCI 90.
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.
EEwBUsG, W. Va, February 1.-The
following is list Of names and amounts
of to-day's contribution to the relief fund;
Young, Eimmel Diggs, Baltimore, $40;
Citizens, Clarksburg, W. Va, SOL; Cn'
zens, Weston, W. Va, $50; Fsyette county
WA SIS; Hon. W. L. Wilson, $50; Rslti-
more American, Sl2.93; Neill / Eling'
han, Wheeling, $25; Cash, wheeling so;
Hood, Bonbright i Co, Philadelphia, PlO;
Chas. Duvall & Co, Baltimore, $50.
Great satisfaction has been rendered IN
the disposition of relief funds to the widows
and mothers and children of the late dis
sster. They receive check every Moe
day morning for their several amounts
signed by Mayor Ellis, he having the mon
sy deposited in the GrsftoG bank. The
allowances have been made 50 every
widow or mother is entitled to one dollar
psr week and every child under thirteen
years, fifty cents per week.
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wtu Aeeeot the Operators Terms,

IS~a8 Pa. February 1.-THE West
morsland and Penn Gas Coal Companies
have advanced the wages of their employees
5 cents per ton. The miners recently de-
msnded en- increase of 10 cents per ton,
but il is understood they viii accept the
operators proposition. About 1000 men
are employed by the two companies.
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Coz n Candidate.
S0eeial 10 "a, RegiJtsr,

CaAsLEsroN, WEsr Va, February l.
f ia announced th,t Gen. God has
given his Republican friends of KsnaWhs
% understand that he is candidate tor
the Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02
Grain In Store.

CaIoAso, February l.-The number Of
bushels of grain in store In the United
States and Canada January 81, and the
increase or decrease compared with the
previous week will be posted on Change
tomorrow, ss follows; Whest, 54:-
980O5O, decrease 88l,74T; corn,
7,l99,5OO, increase 52l,424- oats,
1894 $40, decrease l43; rye, 72O.
S52, decrease 25,l46; barley, l,soO,248,
decrease 81, Ia. The proportion Of this
in Chicsgo elevators ives: Wheat, ~
56l,552; corn, 2,60T, ,las; Oats, S33,S2T;
rye, 3;5,9S3; barley, l54. .8l2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02

Ma Taos. McDoNALD, o! Sc Albemarle
street, Baltimore, Nd, recommends "SAl.
ya;ion Or with sll his heart, for it md
him Of rheumatism in his shoulder which
be had been sutfsripg With for many
months. II cured him entirely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02

xxw play is about tobs produced en-.
titled What shall he do with at; veil it
at" is bottle OF Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup
he'd batter take 9 spoonful three times =
day until he gets rid Of bis cough OF cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02

Nj. ". S. Slnsel, of SelYey. Taylor coun-
~. had his house burned last week. The
Ere originated from the grEte apstsifs. de
saved all of his household goods except .
few chairs and the carpet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02

A man named Bob Sullivan, who re.
sides near Ceredo. Wayne county, while on
q drunken spree 3. fez days since stabbed
bis wife in Q horrible manner. She ID
in n critical condition
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02

Messrs. James Roseberanee. Of BeceAs
Creek. and Eli Csouch, Of Valley Bend
Randolph county, each had 6ne horst
stolen one night last week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02

WASHINGTON, February The remains
o. the late Mrs BSysrJ. Woo died here
Sea5sy morning, were taken to Whining
tou, Del, al 4:30 2. u to-day, for inter
@snt,
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ON THE OBtU.

an Epitoms NJ Hsvs Uonssrniss ths
Hsst 10 ssd Boatuss.
The assks last night indicstsd ] iest
G issAss and falling.
The Memphis Avalanche contains sn To-
teresting editorial on the outlook fos .
Good, and thinks hat unless rains begin
whsn the snow msl,s apprehension 10 IN
founded, he snoss also having been light
compared with 1884 The Avalanche
moves tina, The Signal Service make some
inquiry into tbs sno. conditions Of tbs
water sheds Of the Ohio. Missouri and
Mississippi, thA. if danger is imminent the
farmers and planters 10 the bottoms MAJ
make preparations.
The steamer Katie Stockdale, which left
Pittsburg for CibcinnAh January 4. ar.
rived back q, the Smoky City 81 3 O'Clock
Sunday morning. after long and rs.ees
remarkable trip Coming up sbs fought
the ice. and occasionally sought On ice bas-
Dor. She left Marietta Thursday evening
q; o'clock. The rrsr being gate fres Of
ice the Captain sypeasd 70 reach Fits
barg Friday night. Hossve.. the iyes
rOte suuSStrbIy !" sssf1 JIG s~H. 80
the StockdAle remained 10 hsrboe oil Fn3AJ
night. She stopped ., suilhs FerJ sev.
ersl hours 70 repair the Wheel. which vas 10
bed condition She lef, ths. point ~ toas
o'clock Saturday evening. The s'esmel
continued 70 'cl;mb" syor leo IKE Hsd
son river ics-boa:, shAkinz her iron stss.
to stern. The ice sss vwy deceptive, and
the pilot declared i sas like rocks. II -,
Impossible TO siser clear oi some Of II,
larger packs. which. when they struck u.
boat, gave the Grew sn idea OF Archie usvi
ea,io1. Captain Ca hosn said be seve'
saw sach heaJy ice IN tbs 0bio esd -
raeged vke4l of his boss iss;ihes tbcs u
ice VS. thicker than psDcskea. Thsss
iourths Of The heavy oaken "bvetsts" vcs'
battered e5 tho wheel, and tAe piIot ssy
.hs. the last twenty miles were uads b -
arms of The shssi esieh;1s ea tAs ie'
cakes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02

SAM handsoms fen 70 saiEsf Nsn;
Where d. yoa fud fkss uyate apsn 8
That hsvsrs round yess Snd
And ssch my tAso6tfsx bag1 esgne1
Gaoth Isuatis2 Mel. hYos ~ bsg
In SOZOC+JNf,-tks cream d Jot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02

A Sore Thr at or Cough, II suffered to pro
sress often resaIis IN an incuSS,e throat or lung
trouble. "BrVra'I BrOrekisl TsocAsI' give instant
rel1sf,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-02

II il said that there never was q murder
committed in Hancock coanty,
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the NEW CABINET.
kr. GIadstons's Triumphal March
To Osborne
WHERE NE KISSES QUEEN Wc's HAND
And Then Proceeds 10 Form a cabiaet..
The Timber Of The New
Ministry.

LONDON, February l.-Mr. Gladstone
left here this morning tor Osborne, in re-
sponse to the command of the Queen.
His departure was Witnessed By large
and enthusiastic crowd. who cheered him
until the train on which be Was passsn.
ger disappeared from view. Mr.. Gladstone
appeared hale ard hearty, and was evi
IDENTITY in happy aud confident mood.
His face was Ii. up with q pleasant. smiling
expression, aud he toxed repeatedly in re,
sponse to the salu,aticns and cheers Of his
aimirers he will return to London TO-