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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25

The Central Lsbor Union, representing
60 600 organized wOrkmep, handles WAR
SER MILLEE's fake labor convention With
out gloves. 1t repudiates the so-eslled
United Labor party Of New York, and re-
pudiates its action in endorsing the Wood
Pulp candidate. WARNER MILLER is o
protected millionaire He is an extreme
representative Of high-tsX cheap labor.
He is a friead Of eOEtrsct-labor i'm
porter MORTON. His record in the Senate
is the racord of su6seTvisucy to wealth and
obedience to corrupt monopolies- In
choosing between him ard DAVID 3. HILL
the honest workingmen of New York can
not AMI will not hesitate. Their votes have
elected Governor HILL twice, and will
again place him in the gubernstorial chair
of the Empire State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
ONE HUNDRED YEARS
AND THEY CELEBRATE fHR CENTENNIAL
ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
Grand DEMONSTRATORS at Pithburg Ysstsrdsy-fhs
New Court House Dedicated With Appro-
pirate Ceremonies Speeches
and Parade

PrrIsBURe. September 24.-Ths Centsu-
nial Celebration Of Allegheny county was
begun here this morning and will continue
three days The hnndred.h anniversary
was ushered in at midnight with the firing
Of cannon, ringing Of bells, sad the blow
ing of steam whistles. At nine o'clock
this morning there was parade Of the old
volunteer and present paid fire depart
ments, police and visiting FIRE companies
from surrounding towns. At ten o'clock
the magnificent new court house, just
finished at cost of $4,000, 900, was dedi-
Gated with appropriate ceremonies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
Political Points.

II is reported that Hon Geo. L. Con-
verse, q former Democratic member oi
Congress from Ohio, will take the stump
for the Republican party.
Gov. David B. Hill will start on q
stumpiDg tour of Indiana in q few dsys.
General Harrison viii continue the work
Of receiving delegates this week.
Chairman Quay, Of the Republican Ma
tionsl Committee, Ia ill-suffering nom In
sOnnia, superindueed by oyerwork.
Senator T1rpia began series Of stump
speeches at Hillsborc, Indiana, yssterday.
Congressman Mills speaks at Sc. Louis
today. He spoke at Yinesnner, Indiana,
yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
IVES AND STAYNER.

IL Is Believed They VIII Have Ito Stand
Trial.
CINCINNATI, September A.-The argu-
ments in the Ives-Stsyner case were con-
tinued and concluded to-day. Judge
shroder, instead Of delivering his decision
to-day will deliver it at 10 o'clock
o.morrow forenoon. If wholly fav-
orsbls to the defendants, 1t will
take the case from the jury and dismiss the
defendants. Experts, however, believe
that tbs best the defendants have to hope
for is that some Of the testimony already
given may be ruled ont and that they will
have to stand trial and make defense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
anotbsr One for Cleveland,

INDIANAPOLIS, September 24.-The
Clovardals Herald, a Republican paper,
turned to Cleveland yesterday. The ed
itor says he cast his first vote for Blaine
because of his declaration in favor Of tariff
reform. This fall, he says, he will vote
for Cleveland, "who ia true friend of the
people, and his official acts evidence his
honesty and capability."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
AFamous Vessel Lost.

NEW YORK, September 24.-News has
has reached Gloucester by the schooner
Flying Said, just from fishing cruise on
the coast of Labrador, that the famous old
clipper ship Dreadnaught is one Of the
vessels wrecked on the coast of New Found
land. This celebrated vessel was built in
1853, and in the following year, on her
first return trip from Liverpool, she beat
the Cunard steamer Canada into Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
One Quarantine Lifted.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, September a.
The quarantine established Friday by this
city against Greenville, Ala, was removed
this morning, it being absolutely certain
that there was no use for the quarantine.
The suspected case was not yellow fever
and the p.tient has not been in any infect
AZ diatrink
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25

orp esteemed friend, Editor HART, Of
,Ns intelligence, and Halt-and-hAh AKIN
snv have on hand one of the biggest "al
soolo political schemes on record. They
-. Giving "Ohisct lessons on the
..,;S" TO the untutored tsup-
- yss. Virginia mind. We have
pI,..dv given little history Of Hslf-and-
h.f ATKISsoN's 'sll wool" 50 suit, with
-h;.b hs demonstrates to large aud ad-
r,,r;ny audisacss how sstOnisbingly cheap
clo,hinS is under the high tTif' IL wiii
~ rsmsmbered, by tho way, that Editor
HART once owned 30 al
wooln spring suit, which ne was
- rrcna Of He posed in this suit
At the beginning of the wool tarin dlsens-
sion illustrate the same point. But oil
o,r,sa when Fres-whisky-PrOhioitiOn
ATKINSON came forward decSed ou' III oiS
,voudsrfnl 'all-wOOp So suit, BIRDIE
.,u. .woop, S25 toys were cast way IN tn7
shaIe They woulda't do at all 90
BIRDIE, to keep up with the procession
h,a 40 "a, an AL woop' 50 suit himself,
10 shos just how sstoundingly ehesp tne
high tanff has made "all WOOL clothing.
WILL o,r readers will remember bow wool
raiser ct the Potomac fair, whore Mr. At
KISsoSwas splurgiug around IN h'sfs toys
b,,Dqb, GEORGE WESLEY down, on the
wing by pronouueiDg the suis compost
tion OF nothing but shOddy. The KsGlS'
TEg bss, since then, taken pains to inves-
tivsts these suits which BIEDIE snd
GyoRE WESLEY don, outside the city lin
;es. when upon stumpIog tour. We do
no, want 10 see GEORGE ". aud the sle-
cant BIRDIE abasiug themselves wearing
clothes that are not good enough for them.
And these 50 ''au wool" suits, in which
they are doing penance upon tns
stnmn. do Lot, We have learned,
from the manufactures who made them,
contsin an ouuce OF wool. They are made
entirely OF shcddy. The original price Of
these suits, We believe, was $40 or more
bnt rbs combined sweetness of BIRDIE and
the persuasive GEORGE W. caused the soft
hearted tailor TO krock of dollar or so
and bring these warranted all wool" snlts
down 10 50. And thus are E1itor HART
and Candidate ATEINsUN giving object
lessons on tbs tsrff' 10 ihsir tutieness IN
the country districts, demonstrating how
An "sll wool'' suis can Be bought in war
tariff Americs for So
10 addition to his So suit Eiitor BIRDIE
is Juggling about with him clsttsring
mass Of tiu pots and buckets aud cups and
cans 70 complete his "object lesson" and
show how the war tax on Tin (which is not
prod1ced in this country has not raised
the prics of the worki1gnan'S dinner
buckst. We hays never had the pleasure
of seeing BIRDIE wave a flushing tin pot
about on the stage and Of courss cannot
precisely say what his ''object lesson" en-
tin ware il, but we can surmise from our
knowledge of BisDIE's ability as sn all
WOOL tariff demonstration that it must be
highly sntsitainiug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
WIVES FOR CHINAMEN.
An Minated Couple Who Deceived Amerl
can Girls.

An Ill.Mated Couple Who Deceived Amerl-
can Girls.
CHICAGO, ILL, September 4.-Some
two years ago Augusta Fans,ow and Lizzie
Dormau ran away from home and came to
Chicago. They were located after q months
search and it was discovered that they had
become Mrs. Sun Wsh aud Mrs. Lizzie
Lee, respectively, and that they were liv-
ing with Chinese husbands in couple Of
basement laundries. The had been duly
married and it appeared had left their
homes on purpose 10 wed the two Celes'
tials. Sun Wah and his wife are pow pris-
oners at the Armory, charged with detain-
ing young girls and forcing them into
either legal or illegal cobabitat!O1 with
Cinnamon in the South Clark street colony.
They were arrested On the complaint
Iof Song Lee, cook in Chinest restaurant,
who reported that young girl was de-
tanned by Mr. and Mrs Wah. The girl
was Amelia Rsmicke, IL years old, who
says she had been brought from Milwaukee
by her old friend Mrs. Wah, who promised
her good situation. When she took up
her abode in the Wah kuudry, she claims
her old friend introduced her to kideous
old Mongolian who wanted her to marry
him, propo,i ion she scornfully rejected.
Then she said efforts were made to have
her receive attentions from other pigtail
visitors, and when she refused she was sent
70 the basement restaurant, where Song
Lee and other Cinnamon and Charles
Fanslow, brother to Mrs. Wah took pity
on her and raised purse to send her
back to Milwaukee. Sun Wah quarreled
with Sing Lee over his interference, and in
the melee that followed Lees nose was in
iiured. Amelia Reincke says Mrs. Wah has
been engaged in procuring wives or mis-
tresses for the heathens ever since her
marriage, and that she had brought q
plumber of girls from Milwaukee for such
purpose. She cited the case Of Is year
old girl who had been induced by threats
and other means to marry North Hal
sted street Iaurdryman. Chas. Fanslow,
who has been living with his sister, Mrs.
Wab, for some time, tells similar story.
Captain Bartram has detailed officers to
hunt up some Of the victims of the strange
ly matched couple and will endeavor to
land the pair in the pen. Chinatown was
much excited over the arrests of eeveral
p:g.tailed husbands with Mclean wives,
iflockipg to the Armory to ZEE the outcome
Along with them was Mrs. Lizzie Lee,
slodg with, whom Mrs. Wah ran away
from Milwaukee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25

We are to have the slHqusnt Col. JOHN
r FELLOWS, Of New York, with Us next
month. He will speak st Wheeling on the
10th at big harbecua at Warrington on
the lltb, at Parkerssurg on the 18th, and
at New Msrtinsvjlls 90 the 1S:b, At the
latter pl4cs there is to bs q grsnd joint
meeting of Wet Yirginisus and Ohiosns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
Labor Day at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, O., September 24.-Labor
Day at the Ohio Censsnnial was attended
by more people than any of the other
special days arranged for. About two
thousand miners from the Hooking Valley
region came in and participated in the
lparafie
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nm Ertr.Ses UnsusA.,rys

BERLIN, eepIe nter 4.-Priaes Bismsk
hss expressed tie opiniea thst The alleged
abstract Of inquiry Of lsie. Euresoe Yssd-
erick, published 10 The Destsek Rsslseass,
last week, 10 spocyphal. Tids Nov ef
tie Chancellor wss given aftsr 10 -
cMefolly exsmired TIE mstt3 pablhted q
In the Destsche RssdseAax, I'D NJ q ie-
spoDse 70 deanito qae'tisa - 10 ks Nes
Of the sutbsnticity q the sllelsi sbstssSk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
CABLE YLAsHHs.

lis rumcrsd IN Berlin ~ further a.
tracts from the diary Of Hupssw HsstsE.
ick Will soon sD91as.
The Gsemsa 0svssnnsnt VIII a. ~
RsichstaG 70 anctioa IL bsilding q .
number Of msn-of.war.
The Egyptiss Govsnmeat - rsfnssd
70 grant psrmissioa 10 Italy - fs9uit
Soudsuess fo9 ~ dstsoO q 6aDoWah.
Mr.. william VBdes, sDsaktng g. Hesy-
borough, Irsiasd, ~ ~ 1nlaaAss IN
bad besn long saeogh - rsach Lse& LAas-
downs IN Oaasda md wsaA ~ roaGh ~
In India
Ths rsuaiss Of Yhsss gshabwA s1sns.
sician, was sxhaasd q vise6s yeees.
day and rdntssssd ID ~ Ystie KtGhe
besids thoss q Hsslhsvea. xhlhae 6<bS.
btrt- brother sftbs ssnDesa, eoeGsstsd
tn seryica.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
The situstion Improving.

NASHVILLE, TENN, September 2A.-A
special to the american from Dssoto, Ala,
says the situation there Is more encourag-
ing. No new cases are reported to-day,
and only one death since Friday. All
those at present sick ara In fair way to
recover bat one Stores are being re-
opsned and confidence restored.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25

CONGRESSMAN FoRAN, of Ohio, isthe
lat st tariff Democrat" whose eyes have
been opened. He is prcteCtionist, and
yet he says the tariff needs revision
Democrats have shown their ability to
briug in some sort of bill; the Rspuo-
Rcaus seem incapable of producing any
bill whatever" That's about the size oft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
Washingtou Notes.


The House passed q bill to suthorire .
bridge scross the Mississippi river at Ii
Crosse, Wis.
Stewart introduced bill in the 6enate
TO direct the President 10 inform the
Chinese government thxt public interests
required the abrogation Of the present
Chinese treaty.
Senator Call introduced bill In tho
Senate to appoint Q committees Of eminent
physicians 10 investigate all the facts cor-
nected with the yellow fever outbreak and
report to the surgeon general OF marine.
Plumb intrciuced bill in Senate ofer-
ing o reward of $100, 900 to any persen
who shall discover certain remedy for
yellow fever.
A resolution extending the laws Of The
United States over No Mans Land passed
both Senate and House yesterday.
The Senate passed the supdry civil s2-
preparation bill yesterday, sftsr making
numerous unimportant ammdmen6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
AnInxaaion by MexicAns.

WASHINGTON, September M.-Acting
Secretary Thompson has received tele'
gram from the Collector Of Customs, Rio
Grande City, Texas, saying that number
of Me1icans came into the city Sunday
morning and demanded the surrender OF o
custom officer, who, in the discharge Of bis
duty, had killed Mexican. A6ght took
place and the authorities became alarmed.
The collector therefore asks for assistance
in suppressing the outbresk. Acting Sec
retary Thompson asked for further infor-
nation before taking decided steps.
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A Hors, Cuts Its Own Throat

SpseiR ZJisgrGR 10 pes Register.
CLARKsBURa, W. VA, Ssptember "a
Late last night singular sccidsns hap
peued dere. A horse Of b. B. Stous ran
Of on Main strsst, running through the
store window of Sbu'tlswortb, Cutiog les
throat Ernest CIiss was thrown from the
vehicle and badly hunt The horss scared
at the electric light.
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THE MAGNETIC BOSS OF ALL
THE LEADER OF TEE PARTY ON TRUSTS

When President Cleveland delivered his message ne mao
something to cay the American people about the oangr
of rusts think there since been no pa
in the country whether they the meaning Oh
or not that have not constantly warning the
This afternoon shall not venture that they are alto
oeEr advantageous or dsadanageous They are largely pvde
affairs ,vi kch neither President Cleveland nor any Prapae Gsn
has anu particular right ine-JAMEs G. BLAINE AT PORT
LAND. AUGUST 10
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TypboId Fever at Clarksburg.

CLARKsBURG, Septsmber 24.-There
has been an alarming prevalence of typhoid
fever in this vicinity of late. Yesterday
Mayor Lee issued proclamation calling
on all the people to cooperate with the
health officers in removing centers OF dis
esse. 1t is thought the epidemic can be
checked.
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speeches were made by ex-President r.
Hayes and others.
THE NIGHT DISPLAY.

Tonight there is Q great display OF fire.
works on the river and on surrounding
hills, together with brilliant illumina-
ton at the Court House, which attracted
large crowds. Up to late hour the streets
have been thronged with people, and to-
morrow's programme will, it is expected,
draw the largest gathering Of the Centen-
nial. Il Is estimated that twenty-five or
thirty thousand visitors were in the city
TO-DAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
stahlnecker E1onerated.

WASHINGTON, September A.-The
stahlnecker Investigating Committee con-
tinued its session to-day. Speaker Car
lisle was the principal witness. He stated
that Stahlnecker's appointment - chair
man of the Library COMMITTEES was In the
line of promotion, and fatty coutrsdicted
the statement of Architect Smithmyer
that he had been compelled TO make the
appointment. he did not believe Stshl-
necker had any connection with the Tuck
aho Quarry.
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Booth and Barrett.

CHICAGO, Sepsamber 24.-Tonight the
of Booth and Barrett began at
the Chicago opera house. The play was
"Julius Cesar" The three weeks en-
gagsmept promises to net in receipts the
same as that Of last year-$62, 900 for the
three weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
MAD CELESTIALS.

Why China Rejected the Amended Immi-
grafton Treaty.
WASHINGTON, September N.-h is
stated here that China's reason for reject
ing the amended treaty was pique ct the
hasty action of the House in passing the
Scott exclusion bill. The Pekiu officials
consid cred it an unfriendly act, and when
that bill finally passed the Senate, dsan-
itely decided t, reject the treaty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
A Blow q, the aIuxwumps.

NEW YORK, September A.-It is whis-
pered around tonight that President
Cleveland will furnish another sensational
stroke of politics within,a day or two by
writing letter for publication, in which
he will strongly indorse Governor Hill and
urge his reelection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
A ChIld Carried on by an Eagle

CHICAGO, September pa dispatch
from wichits, Kansas, says: The baby Of
q farmer, willism Bsatb, who lives on the
Cimmaron river, was carried off by an
eagle Saturday. The body of the child
was found horribly mangled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
Fatal IpjurIs. to a Prominent Citizen.

SpeciGl TslsgrdnI 10 ne Rs0SasT.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, September "a
George W. Haekwortb, County COmmis-
siOuer, of Cabell, was run over to-day BY q
wagon loaded with coal and his back and
right leg broken. The injuries will prob
ably prove fatal.
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No Now Ca,esas jackson.

JACKSON, Miss, September 2.-There
have been TO new cases or deaths since
yesterday morning. The Howard Associs-
tion is receiving some hsancial aid and
has served soTae supplies.
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A Case IN |. K.ouisvnls.

LOUISVILLE, September A.-R. Grsst,
Of Newark, Ohio. who came In from Do.
catur, Ala, last night sDd entered ths
eruptive hospital, has developed more -
cided symptoms Of yellow fever to-day.
He will be treated fce The dissass. DE-. r
X. Taylor, who arrived at the sams time,
is better, and II ID believed hss sscspsd ths
diaeaaa
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Only Five Dssths .t Jssksoaviiis.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Ssptsmbse ~
Yesterdays northsastsf be- ben suecssdsd
BY cold rain and drissls that has esa.
tinucd throughout the day and evseipg.
This weather 10 unfavorabls for The sick;
bat II is encouraging 10 note that'enly ave
deaths have bean reported. New eAsss,
however, will continue In abandancs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25

enPois ASets W - ns< Senxeessoes
MEMPHIS, Ssptsmbsr A.-At meeting
of the joint Health Oommittes st Ne Oot-
ton and Merchants Exchange to-day, rss-
lutions were adopted that o. permits
granted by the presidents q ths Health
COMMITTEES persons would b allowed 10
leave and enter the city pssyidsd thsy
The resolutions state empbatioAlly that
the city Is rsmarkably healthy and has
had no case Of yellow fever sincs 1871.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25

GALL the sorss have been healed. The
ranks are closed and all hands are pulling
tagsshsr," is the way Congressman O'NEIL
describes the New York Democracy.
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Buried In q Strange Land.

MADRID, September 24.-The remains
of Gen. Bazains were inferred to-day in
San Justo cemetery. The funeral was Of
tended by the sons Of the deceased and .
few friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25

Thurman Too Busy to Write That Letter.
COLUMBUS, o., September 22.-Hon.
Allen G. Thurman's long-looked for letter
acceptance is not yet ready for the public.
In fact, the "Old Roman" has not yet
commenced it, and says that as long as
people will insist upon filling his house
every day and night he can find no time
for letter writing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25
A Balloonists Last Message

LINCHBURa, VA, September pa
Liberty special to the Advance Gays the fol-
lowing note was picked mp by j. ]. Elliott
On Main street Saturday morning, sup
posed to have been dropped by balloonist.
There were two keys attached to it. It
created quite an excitement and was read
by more than hundred people. This ia
q true copy:
If this should chance to fall into the
hands of any one, tell my wife, Mary
Brooks, 204 Green street, Cleveland, Ohio,
that am high in skies with my balloon
and it Is unmanageable, dashing along at
great rate. / think / am moving east
ward. The sun has been in view for more
than an hour.
GSigned] CHARLES BROOKS.
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A Wife and Parsmour Convicted OF Muir

CHICAGO, September ga dispatch
from Jefferson, Wis, says: The jury in the
Steinhauser murder case has returned 8
verdict against Henry RohrheimH and
Mrs. Steinhauser of murder in the first de-
gree. The attorneys for the defense moved
for q new trial. The crime for which they
were convicted was the murder Of Martin
Steinhauser, at his home in Palmyra, on
the evening of March 5. It was alleged
that improper relations existed between
Mrs. SteinhaIser and the hired man, Rohi-
heimer.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE wEATHRR.

wss. yirSiuin: Fair weather, warmer,
.,s,a-,v 10 souiherly winds ~ ..A..
Eor western PennsyYSntsn. ma ar shininS -
lightly warmer, eas'erE "inos' s'"'''e ~
SnItherly.
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ulaxslaud naek st NOR,

NoRRIsrowS, Pa, Sspssmbss a.
President Cleveland lsft b9s fse wash.
ington st $50 o'clock this n,esnisg u Q
special train on the Psnnsylvanis rcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-25

THE soft glow of the tea rose Is acquired
By ladies who use POEzoni's Complexion
Powder. Try il.
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FOB NERVOUS DEBILITY


DR.. A. II. Billy, Mitchell, Oak, Qys:-
81 have ueed Il In . numbf of cns6s of
nervous debility, With very good ~
sults.n
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WITHOUT GLOVES.
The Central Labor Union Roughly Handler
Warner Miller's Convention.

The Central Labor Union Roughly Handles
Warner Millsr's Convention.
NEW YORK, September 4.-The Gen.
tral Labor Uniop, BODY representing co.
600 organized workmen Of this city and
the suburbs, took up and handled without
gloves to dsy the prime movers in tho re-
cent fake labor convention which 30 shame
lessly indorsed Warner Miller. The sub
ject came up in the form of resolution in
troduced by Edward Finkelstope, Of the
Barbsrs' Union, which read rs follows:
WHEREAS, The public is apt to believe
that the political organization known as
the United Labor party represents the
wishes and purposes of Organized labor;
and
WHEREAS, This party has been repudi-
sted by the Central Labor Union,
Resolved, That we orc not willing to be
governed by the recent action of the United
Labor party in indorsing one Of the caudi-
dates Of the old parties and that we again
repudiste such action.
SOLD OUT THE CoHvENTIoH.
Mr.. Fipkelstons supported his resolution
with stirring speech, in the couree OF
which he charged McGlynn, Barnes and
their associates with having sold the con-
vention out to Platt and Quay. Eighteen
other delegates spoke substantially TO tho
aama effart