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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13
WANTS A BACK ER.
Bridge umper Byrnes Out OF Prison and
Ready to Jump.

Bridge umper Byrnes Out OF Prison and
Ready to jump.
NEW YORK, December 12.-The man
who ta4 made the highest jump yet from
the Brooklyn bridge is Matthew Bylnes, OF
Port Richmond, Staten Island. He
Jumped from the big cable that stretches
way toward the New York tower OF the
bridge on the north eide. He climbed u p
the cable till he was Is feet from the road
way, making his jump, he says, fully l6O
feet. More of the previous Jumpers
climbed upon the cable. Byrnes made
his Jump on August 3. 1t was said at the
time that the reason he jumped was that
his sweetheart, Ksts Smith, had forsaken
him.
Byrres was arrested and sent to the
Kings county penitentiary for four months.
lie got out yesterday and came into the
newspaper Cflice to ssy that it was moi
true ihst he jumped from the bridge on &C
count of his sweetheart, but that he
Jumped to gain q reputation. He de-
clal ed that he wanted to challenge any
man in the world TO jump any height.
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all conspiracy laws and framing Of laws
regarding prison made goods.
Avg. Delsbar, of the Baken' Union
Aid in organization OF bskers' unions
throughout the country.
Delegate Perry, of Bsltimore-ReRard-
ing laws for abolishing the contract sys-
tenn on public works.
Delegate Layine, Of Chicsgo-To make
the Chicago Record the official organ of the
order.
Cigar makers-Regardipg the placing off
boycott on the shop of II. s. Hess, Roches-
ter, N. Y, an unfair shop.
Tnese resolutions were referred to the
various committeea, and the session ad-
jOurned until morning.
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rha Rixar and Harbor BIll.

WASHINGTON, December 12.-The River
and Harbor bill proposes, among Others,
the following appropriations: Pennsylvs-
pia-Erie, s., 900; preservation Of Presque
island, so, 900; Allegheny river, SIS, 900;
Herr's island, Allegheny river, $50, 600.
West virginis-Big Sandy river $40 600;
Little Ksnswha river, $1,000, Ohio
Ashtabuls harbor, $25, 600; Fair Port har-
Dor, 5000; Sandusky harbOr, SIS, 900.
Phe report of C. B. Morton, Commissioners
of Navigation for 1888, staws that the
total tonnage of the country required to be
included in his statistics amounts TO
4, l91, ,9l5 tons, and thss our merchant ma
rine is second to that of Great Britain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13
The chicago Opera House Burned.

CHICAGO, December IL, 1l:3O Pm
The auditorium of the Chicago Opera
House was set on fire by a calcium light
explosion Just after the conclusion of the
performance tonight, and is now burning
tiercaly. There seems to be no hope of saw
ing the theatre. No one was injured.
At12:3O it appears that the bulldinS and
the theatre will both sustain the reputa'
ton Of beirg strictly fire proof" and
no damage will be sustained except by
smoke and water, the latter has flooded
the theatre and the furniture, carpets and
costly frescoes will prove total loss
Loss to theatre will be nearly $4,000,
and to the building which is used ss sn
office building above the theatre the losS
cannot at this writing be estimated.
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PRESENCE OF MIND.
Ayerts Serious Panic at q Thestre Fire
The Chicago Opera House Burned.

EANbElS - nhAS ~ -
The Chicago Opera House Burned.
OswEGo, n. Y, December 12.-During
Mrs. Lsngtry's performance here tonight
in the Academy of Music, as the curtain
was about to Iise on the last act, there was
a cry of fire from the rear of the hall, and
the thick clouds Of smoke poured
up through large register
ip the middle aisle. The
cracking of the flames was heard under
Meath the floor and the large audience
arose panic stricken for the exits. Cool
headed men sprang up on the stage and
called out to the psop'e that there was no
danger. Others mounted their chairs In
every part of the house and called upon
the people to remain cool. This sue
ceeded in partially quieting the peo'
pie and in two minutes the theatre was
cleared, Just as the flames sprsng up
through the floor. By this time the fire
department WAS on hand aud streams Of
water were pouring into the building. The
fire was SOON extinguished. Mrs. Laugry
escaped through the crowd and took refuge
in near by saloon uutil her carriage
found her. The theatre was black with
smoke before all the people were out
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uh., 1ool. 1hn.. Marital. h.

PHILADELPHIA, Dsosmbsr 12--About
thirty.avs Stockholders Of the KssIy
Motor Company pthsred In tbs room o.
the Shean Club, at Eighth and VALIANT
streets, at nom to-dsy for the asnssl
meeting st which Il vss szp,cted that
direciors' would be elected. ksst Of the
stock was represented by PROXY but tb.rs
vss not enough for . quornm. ThHs sre
q ,O00 stock holdsrs over the Unitsd States
and Europe and IL va hard 10 est them
togsther or have them ssGd proxies. A
motion prevailed iosdjosra Without firing
. date for future msttisg. Kelly Wss rep
n sented by proxy.
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A TERRIFIC GALE.

Violent Storm Along tho Massachusetts
Coast-Fears of Marine Disasters.
HIGHLAND LIGHT, MASS, December II
Another heavy gale swept the coast last
night, squallirg in violence the cyclonic
disturbance of November %.
The threatening weather of Sunday and
Monday developed into terrific easterIy
gale, with heavy rain, yesterday. Few
vessels were off the cape when the storm
came on, but it is feared that serious ma
rine disasters have resulted. Two fishing
vessels were seen yesterday afternoon I'M,
der short sail driving befOr the wind, but
thew may have got safely into the bay.
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Toledo swrtohmen Accept a CompromIs

Toledo SwItchmen Accept a Compromise
TOLEDO, o, December 12.-The switch
men in al the railway yards last night
agreed to strike at neon to-day; but it ID
now believed the trouble will be settled
satisfactorily. At ten o'clock this morning
the strikers in the Pennsylvania yards
went back 10 work, accepting the compro-
mise offered by the company.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the switch
men in the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton yards accepted 4 compromise,
the management Offering the same
wages IS received by the
Wabash men and resumed work. Whether
the strike will 20 on depends on the out,
come of tho demand Of the Wabash men,
which will bs considered tomorrow morn
ing by Receiver McNulta.
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WAITING FOR MIR. BLAINE.
His Presence Needed In Washington u
Make Things Lively.

His Presence Needed In Washington To
Make Things Lively.
WASHINGTON, December ~ Mr..
BIaine's forthcoming arrival awakens great
interest here, az Washington is much less
apt to be dull when Mr.. Blaine is be re
than when he isn't. II Is siid that his
coming means organizing for the fight; and
when General Harrison gets here he will
find the Blaine contingent has chosen its
ground, and is thoroughly we'll drilled and
all ready for the fray. As il is inst posi-
BILE that Mr.. Blaine may want TO 90 into
the Cabinet and General Harrison may
not went him, the fur will fly.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Blaine
aud General Harrison are not strangers.
They were thrown toRe ether considerably
during the early pant Of General Harrison
term in tho Senate, but they were never
very congenial General Harrison is rather
poor company, while Mr.. Blaine Is the
best 10 tho world, so their intercourse wa
scarcely more than formsl. ss neither WA
particularly interes ted in the other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13
WHY DID SELLERS RESIGN?
Was CorruptIoulst Dudley's Influence Too
Much for Him

MICh for Him.
INDIANArOLI>, INp. December IL
Auent the resignation Of l.. s. District
Attorney, Emory +. Sellers, which was
not publirIy known here until this mOrE-
ing, there IS considerable political
gossip touching the causes TOR the sudden
ness and the secrecy observed by Mr.. Sell
ers in the matter. The reason attributed Is
Mr.. Sellers dissatisfaction with the
care made before the Federal grand Jury
against Col. W. w Dudley. IL is said be
was aVer~e to euteriug upon the prOsecu-
tion OF q case OF such importance with what
TO him seemed an insutticienCy Of evil
deurr In this connection it il also as
serted that certain prominent DsmO-
C9ats who publicly claimed to posses
-issldr and damsglrg evidence touching
the alleged Dudley let'ec have either failed
ar reiu.=d 10 produce the said evidence.
Il is even stated that Mr.. Sellers does
not know and cannot ascertain the
name Of the Republican county
chairman from whom the Democrats
claimed in the public prints they had oh.
tATed the row famous blocks of 6ve'
lettsr This information il OF vital inn
portSG. to a ~0rceSsiul prosecution of the
ease. sellers friends privately declare he
resigned With 3 view OF washing his hands
OF the whole mRtter
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ARRIVED TOO LATE.
Chairman KsyeEers Attempt 10 Settle the
Burlington Railroad Strike.

Chairman KsveEers Attempt 10 Settle the
Burlington Railroad Strike.
Cm,ArO, December H. - Chairman
Ksyentr, Of the Eugineers Grievance
Committee arrived from San Francisco
yesterday. lie called upon the represen-
tativ>s OF the Switrbmen's Association,
and leaned Tor the irst time that that or
gsnizluoG had decided the old go" strike
uf
The engineers committee were together
a.. DAY, hut dA nOt take any official action
or outline any plsn. Eayener will make
an energetic attempt to settle the strike.
GAL'ral Superintendent Be,.er Of the
IuriDgiOn road, told the sRitchmen's
committee that NCue of the present EN-
ployes would he discharged to make room
tor them, and they could get buck onl as in e
d'yldus'S Referring 20 The report that the
engineers might inaugurata another boy
on, he ssId be did not think t,.ey would
atttmp, such thing The company has
enough engineers ard could only treat the
Old men-iI the strike Is declared ofT-the
same "a the switchmeu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13
Catxrrh Nurad.

A clergyman, after yeas Of suffering
from that loathsome disease. Catarrh, and
vainIy trying every known remedy, at last
found a recipe which completely cured and
saved him from death. Any sufferer from
this dreadfol disease sending q self-sd-
dressed stamped envelope to Prot. ]. A.
LawreDes, 98 Warren St., New York City,
vii RECEIVE tho rA2ins free at charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13
CONDEMNED TKLEGRAMs.

Three prisoners escaped from tie county
all at Zanesville, o.
The sixteenth annual session Of the
Ohio State Grange met at Lima on the th
inst.
Henry Wanders fell into vat Of boiling
water, at BeardstowD, H., and was scald'
ed TO death.
Jacob Bingman committed suicide N
Eaton, o by shooting himself. Sickness
waI the caufe.
Henry II. Ruthenmeyer was shot and
killed at Dayton, o., by woman with
whom he bad been living.
The wife Of Jacob Henry, Of Youngs
town, o took dose Of opium with sui
cldal intent She recovered.
At Ciuciurati, Christ Meyer, while
walking 10 his sleep, fell down q flight oI
stairs, and was seriou:ly injured.
A large wstr main at Cleveland burst
yesterday, nDodiug several streets OF the
city and creating considerable damage.
Angus. summerfelt, Cincinnati blark.
smith, attempted TO commit suicide by
Jumping into the river. He was rescued
The Sanitorium, O private hospital ai
Youngstown, Ohio, wss entirly destroyed
by fire, caused by natural gas yesterday.
Mayer BoIdeubaek, Of Lakeview, Ills.
yesterday prohibited proposed entertain.
msns OF the Soeialistic Turner Society at
that place.
The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday
accepted the following bonds: Four-and.a q.
half coupons, 81. 100 at 10S; 500 ct 1854
Us registered, s20, 600 at 10ss.
vicAPresidsnt elect Morton arrived at
Indianapolis to witt President elect HH.
rb on, last night. He politely refused Il
talk TO o reporter who secosted him ai
Cleveland.
II is believed by the prison authorities
OF Nashville, Tenn, that q desperate a.
tempt at escape was ecntsmplsied BY the
convicts, a. ropes, koiyes, rszsors aod a
revolver were found secreted in the beds
Of the prisonera
John K Reynolds. Of Dayton; o, baa
received from the United States Govern.
rnent ST., 900 for cot on and other property
DESTROYED and confscated by the Union
Army during the war. lis said to be tie
largest private claim ever allowed.
Rev. Ira B. Hicks, Of 81. Louis fame
as 9 weather prophet, predicts severe
storms and the coldest weather Of the zee
son within for;y-eigtt hours, and that the
period Of the winter solistics which forms
between the 18th and 25lh will extend ovel
the usual time,
Engine Bunch, the train robber, Is said
positively to be in the vicinity Of New
Orleans. he hes q great many friends in
that section and an attack 10 looked for by
the railroads, which are carrying around
guards. With the crowd he has at BIZ
back the local officers fear to tackle him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13
Enslsnd,a African Policy.

LONDON, December 1?.-ME Morley, In
Q speech at ClerksnWell this evening. con-
demnsd the governments policy In East
Africa In regard 10 suakim be said: III
We are not careful we shall bsve on our
hands another sbominsble, proatless and
purposelets SoudAnese war. We are drift-
ing into policy thst Is cruel 70 tie Arabs,
useless 70 Egypt and disgraceful TO E,g-
land "
The speaker characterized - . blessing
indiscretion Lord Salisbury's refsrsncs TO
Mr., Naoroi ava black man"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13
THE POPE ANDRUSSIA.
HIS HOLINESS NAKfs CONCESSIONS 10
THE CAR.
Tire. Inparh,t Demand, b b Oaapli'd win
-DouciE,hry Policy Of u Ha6saa-A.
Morley Criticiss Inskads Bad Afraa
Policy . Dsaesrosa

RoMr, December AT ID stated tnas
the Pope, dssirous Of corcilisting Rusis'
is inclined 70 giant three Of the most I'M
portant conc sious demanded BY II. Ise'
volsky-,amely, ths appointment Of kse-
tor Simon, Of the St Pessrshors Sam
mary, 10 replace he Bishop ef VilaA; the
appointment of Bishops 10 the vssns Bees
Of Doblin and Pissko, aud tie intredac'
,iou Of the Rassian lsueusgs In the Oa,no-
lie churchss In Little Ra0ia md L'seu-
aniA Il 10 not known What counter con-
cessious will be obtained.
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Too Mach HrslGht.

ERIE, PA Decsmber II The Esstsrs
Divhion Of ths Lake Shore snd Michissn
sodtbern Rsilroad, tbst h. that part Of II
between Erie and BsffsIo, b bIfcksd with
New York Ceptrsl freight This nespipg
orders were Issued 70 hold the bslanee cut
1t Collingwoed. There are 5000 cars Of
Central freight btt.esn here sod Ba6sIo.
Rsil:o,d msn ay the motive power % ths
new Centr,l II not se6icisnt 10 take the
volume OF freight from the Lake ghoss.
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R,o storm. Rpt Little Damage.

CoHAssETT, MASS, December 12.-The
storm, which ragged here with tremendous
force, entirely subsidized during the night
and the sky was clear and beautiful to-day.
A trip along the coast from Scituste to
Hull, at an early hour this morning, re-
vealed no marine disasters and the damage
to property along the beach is not very
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

PIrTsBUEG, Pa, Dscsmber 12-At
delessts meeting Of tbs CenpelIsvills coke
workers, st Evsssoo, Pa, today, IeRis.
tions were sdopkd, sodorsisg The nation
n district assembly. Knights of Labor
and Urging the minsn 70 Join The osCasizs-
tior, o. the disssnioss between tie tWo
older as,ociations havs been tsbiDsstal
10 ths;r intsrats in The psst Another
nesting 70 consider the scale question
will Be- bed tomorrow.
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The Horse rortursr's Sentence.

TAYLoRyILLE, ILL, December r.
Charles F. Henderson, a veterinary sur
eeon, was sentenced to twenty sight years
10 the pepitentiary for torturing forty OIL
fl ty horses with sulphuric acid and ciotor
oil duIi5g the progress of political meet
ing held here November 3. Henderson
made a full confession in court.
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Aw.la.x the C..r's Sanction.

LONDON, Dscsmbsr l2.-Ths nswspa'
psrs Of st. Petersburg state that the gov
ernment. sg.ipst the advice Of M De.
Gisrs, Foreign Minis.sr, will send an
ultimatuu to Persia, although the latesr
has made the c,ncsssions demanded by
Russia The Car ha, not yet, however,
given his siuction 10 tbs movement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13
A Schooner sunk.

NORFOLK, VA, December 12.-The
schooner Sir Church, bound from Cape
Charles to Norfolk, sunk in the storm
Monday night. Capt. Frank Enoch, Mate
Harris and one of the crew, name uu-
known, were lost. The vessel belonged In
New LoadCn, Conn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13
The RaIsInR of Tvo-Lips

Is a branch of Horticulture in which maid
ems and youths sometimes indulge. But
when the ruddy petals opening disclose
specks aud discolorstion aud emit an un-
pleasant odor, the use Of S0E0DoNT for
the teeth remedies both defects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13
A Famous Legislator Dying

CINCINNATI, O., December 12.-Hon.
James Scott, the author of the Scott law,
is lying dangerously ill at his home at
Lebanon. Ohio, No medicines are be,
ing administered, his physicians deem
ing it useless. His age is seventy-six
yeArS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

NEW YORK, Dtosuber l2.--At the rsSu.
lar meeting Of The Western Us!ss dirsc-
tors 10 day the rsual quar!siy diviSesA
Of II pr csut ws declared Tbe
statement shows the peo ssTni1es
for tie quarter sp6iss B<piembss %.
amounted tn q, ,305 7G3; opefstise sx-
pensss we're g 5se, ,324. ssd sst ssrsisgs
81, ,7O7, ,37s, an iBereas o. 800, ls6 esss
tbs eelrsspesdipg quartss lsst y,H.
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The Stayner-Ives Case.

COLUMBUS, O., December 12.-The Su-
preme Court has granted the motion 10
take out of its order the case Of the State
against George 81. Stayner and Henry s.
Ives. The time for hearing will be fixed
hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13
One the Heaviest verdicts.

CH' A,n, December l2.-Oae of the
heaN'est verdicts ever given against
S'r'e: esr Company in an action for dam
ayes Nss r2turaei this afternoon in the
ease OF Frank Wilcox against the Chicago
S'ty Railway Co&Sany. Toe iury deci-
"7a That SIS. .Ou vas tie propsr compeu-
'a''nn &" the little plaintiff fcr tae loss of
n l-~- ~ ~ASN
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The Amerlcon Navy Stuck in the Mud.


NEW YORK, Docembe l2.-The Galena
was to have started from the Brooklyn
navy yard, this morning, for Hsyti, but
when an attempt to get under way was
made, it was discovered that the noble
vessel was stuck fast in the mud. Ii is
hoped that the warlike expedition will be
able TO start out at high tide.
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The Rsbsls stili at Il.

suAKIM. December l2.-Tbe rebels
maint,in heavy musketry fire. Their
commander Osuan Nsib, has been wound.
ed In the neck by the explosion Of . she'll.
The shells fired nj the rsbels are doing
heavy damAle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

IRIS said that the Pope Is des'rouS o'
c,pcl.stiug Russia aHd contempIs'eS
making important concessions to ner'
Prs,i, il one Of these interesting countries
that have 3 habit of taking sIt they can
yst and give as little as possible IN return
His n illness however IL by 10 means " nat
y popularIy called "chumP' IN such
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An Important spanish Loan.

BRUSSELS, December l2-It s bslisv-
ed that the BAnque dc PAii, Fl rIys Ba,-
will head syndicate 70 launch an impor-
tant Spanish loan.
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M,,srs Strike Against a Reduction

CHATTANOOGA, December 12.-The Fox
Coal aud Coke Company, of Graysville,
Tenn, announce reduction OF 10 per
cent in the price of mining coal on the first
of the mouth, and all the miner5 have
struck. 1t is feared that..the strike will
result ia serious trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

Tus war with Hayti will be resumed
o.. s,,p A. high tide allows the Unitso
S,,,., Navy. now at the Brooklyn navy
49,, 3, sail The Galena was to saI YES
terdsy. bat it wao found that the n0D.s
,,.,sI Was stuck in the mud. How would
:, 4, f,r Secretary WHITNEY to take a
.!iF and a repeating riis ard 90 down 70
H,yG and settle the matter?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

7''r'A 7S.5gTGR to ne Rsgtss,.
"E>r"N, December I'D. 4 P.r.v
- -, ,'''n Of b'azton county, passed though
"''''a TINS morning on his way to
HT,ounesylI'e, H, having iG custody one K,Ia
imn,'.', ,nr' VINO was sentenced To eight wears,
~, i,.! pr Sonnent in the penitent;sry At The
=, nSit ,eln Of the BraIton Circuit Court Cay
,.l,s'n - 1u,aT!uI aS and heniOus assault upoo tbt
'7''' u oi t"elve-year.old child
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

Ir,rrre HANNAH, presiding over the
p,gxErL commission, has become sarcas-
me over the lug-wiudsd proceedings
yesterday be made an earnest appeal TO
counsel {, rompress their irquiry' and TO
avoid wasting years OF the lives OF thcSa
,r,,aysd in the case.
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Prince BIsmsroG sursr,as.

BERLIN. December l2.-Pince Bis
msrck is suffering from . severe attack Of
neuralgia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

SENATOR REAGAN thinks that too much
,iv,l service r,iorm defeated Mr. CLEvE-
lNSp. Aud this Senator il not 10 very
fan ont of the way, either.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

The American Federation OF labor ap-
pears 20 he ge ting along smoothly y: st.
Louis. President GOyrEES took OCCASION
10 amp onto Mr.. PowDERLr in his sd-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

v,,iS ~ Sy only Complexion Powder in tbs
;"im %G''u that 's without yulgsritv vitbons ~ one
TiDJury TO the user, AMI witboG.' SIout aIuput
bsautifer is POzzonIs WITHOUT doubt a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

The Strike Movement Bubsiding.
BRUSHES, Dscember 12-The strike
move ment is subsiding In Belgium.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

UNITED STATES District Attorney Sell
IggS. OF Indians, has resigned, tits said
On account olthe DUDLEY case, there not
b.ing enough evidence to suit him. This
excuse is rather thin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

We HOPE the Committee OF the Senate
uovip New York investigating trusts,
will when it gets through, enhgbtsn the
august bodv At Washington on the sub
jtct, which everybody else IS familiar
with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

It's without douSt the b,st Imminent in
the market, we mean Salvation Oil. 25c.
It's use shows its worth; we mean that sn'
tidote to coughs, DR.. Bnl's Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

THERE was 3 meeting Of the hEEIEY
motor stockholders in Philadelphia yester-
d,y. There ws~ no quo:uu and nothing
W.. done. Some one should g't out 3
commission de- iu,qiiro inquirendo for these
LOor men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-13

WHAT presence of mind will 40 ~s'
admirably exemplifed at o'~ego' y, -
ias, n;pht, iu a theatre at which Mrs
T,xarEy was playing. Fire broke OUT
h,,. disastrous panic wss avertsd by sew,
a.al cool heads mounting their seats anu
Climbing s'I, upon the stage and sHhOrtins the
sn5i,ncr to keep cool. The fire was Seri,
a.s bpt owing to the presence of mind ol
tsw ali escaped with safety.