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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
.1rnGE VI MoRRow. JR

- - ~ - N-A
Judge JAMES MORROW il dead. Tie
hand of disease has fri,te1 its work, and
the Split OF ole cf tie noblest ard pures,
of West Virgipia's sons has taken its flight
to it, Maker.
Judge MoRRow's death closes a lOrg
an I honorable public career. 1t cannot be
said to have been unexpected, yet it will
come as q shock to people, vino remember
the magnificent mental and physical de-
velopment of the man who, only a few
short months sgo, was full of life and
health. Its hard II realize that 80 much
strength, 60 much of the qualities that
make up tIus greatness, has gone from or
midst.
II has Teen given to few men to occupy
a more conspicuous or more honorable
position than Judge MORROW. Fer many
years he has been a leader Of pablo
thought in West Virginia. lie filed the
place which belongs TO the cultured and
brosd-minded man who devOtes his ener'
giss to enterprises tbst benefit his fellow
men. At various t;rel he was called to
high honors and wss never found wanting
in ability or fidelity to the people. Ia HE
chosen profession he had few if any equal.
In the fields OF legislation and in political
de- bates he WAS a recognized power, and
in private life his cultured AID warm,
hearted manner msde him the center Ci
a host of friends wfo wer3 bound by the
wsrme3t ties.
Faithful 20 duty, the soul of horor, the
truest of friends, Judge MoBROw's death
is a public as wei as private calamity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
LITERARY NOTES.

"CNDINE: A RoNANCE," and "SISTRAN n HI
COMPANIONS" BY De La Motto FOque. 'lRISH
MALOD ~ y SONGS," By Thomas Moore
THIS ROSE n THE RING," by ThsCkeray
New York: q. p. PU,nam's Sons. Wheeling
Stanton Il Davenport.
These three little VOLUMES, specimens
| fro n the series Of "Kpickerbocker Mug
gets" ave as dainty aud pleasing specimen;
Ct the bo,kmskers' art az can be found
eve / in this exceptional year of beautiful
books. Bound in blue and black and
gcli, with gilt top and rough edges, they
will coax the snail sum they cost out Of
they pockets Of anyone with the requisite
appreciation OF the prose and poetic gems
contain e within ,hsir s6v3gal c0vsrs.
FnrIlN DE TuREE, NoTRE DAMEDE PARIS. 81
Vi tor Hugo translated by A. l. Alger, ana Il
luS.ratet by ROSSi, BlelOu and De MyerOach
New York: Estes 4 Lau-ist.
This edition, which will be in every re-
spect the most e,aboIate one pabliste l, IS
undertaken in Connsction with a similar
edition in French, to be issued by Mr..
William r. Jenkins, of New York. As
lh5t will b. the first and only edition de
lure in French eTe7 printed in Ametics,
the Publication will be of unique value to
book coon)isseurs as we'll as a magnificent
pre- sentatiou work. Erte3 & Lsuriat are
authorized to receive subscriptions.
THE GAME OF CHESS. BY Howard Stanton.
New NO.k: F. A. SyOkeS d BIO, Wheeling:
stanton ( Davenport.
In this pretty little volume, condensed
from or based upon S.sunton's Chess
player's.Haudbpok." Here is set down
cleIr'y al ooncisely al tie rules f this
famous game, one of the most fascinating
ard popular known. and q fsvorite the
void over. Tbs price, fifty cents, is with
in the resch Of everyone.
Bdbyldnd, 1889. Tiis is the only msga-
zine Iu tie world that ConbIre3 the beat
Amusement for babies and the best help
fer mothers.
Emile Poulsson will contribute TIE
stories of some of Baby's B~enefac'ors, be-
ing the tale of thu fax ard how it furnish.
ed linen for baby; of the lamb, the toy
msk-r, etc. Many pictures by Mr., L. J.
B-Idgmsn.
Baby B~unting's Ne;Shbors, verses and
pictures both by Margaret johnson, will
I Ii about the strsnge babies Of different
NATIONS.
Dainty stories, tender poems, gay jim
giles, pictures beautiful, pictures funny,
will fill each number. Lsrge type, hsavy
paper, petty cover, twelve times q year
and all for OolS so cents. Sample copy 5
D. L1thEOp Conra2y, Bo3ton,
Mass.
The Paasy for 1899. edited by "PSnsy"
Mrs C r Alden. The PaRsy is an il
Illustrated monthly containing from thirty
FIVE to forty psges of reading matter. 1t is
is devoted to yourg folks from eight to
fifteen It's c],ntritutois are among the
bsst wrlttr+ for Young folks.
PdnSy's New Serial will run throughout
the yea and is Untitled Toe Way Dat"
PdRsy will also continue her Golden
St rits
The Pdnsy is only One Dollar a yesr. A
spt Ciuen . for FIVE cent?.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
DoUGHKRrY JOINS FELLOWS.
Mary Anderson's Second Crazy Lover Sen
to the Asylum Where No. 1 Is.

Mary Anderson's Second Crazy Lover Sent
to the Asylum Where No. 1 Is. .
NEW YORK, November 17.-JEmss NJ.
Doughterty, who las been p:r:esutiDg
Miss Mary Anderson, the actress, and who
was arrested on Tuesday night, was pro-
nour ced Insane, to-day, by Drs. Douglass
and Field. They think his Gaze is hope
les. He will be Sc 1t TO Wards Island tc-
morrow. Doughtertv did not finish writ
ing cut his Statement" II day, ard de-
termined to rt-Trite it. The synopts
which he gave t. Drs. Field and Doul-
lass says that Miss Anderson's freuts
tried to poison him IN Liverpool
last summer. Under tie effect OF this
pois on he came to Washington 10 escaI e
them. His idol followed hin here, aud
took lodgings across the street from him
Once. when she met him in a Catholic
church in Washington, she spoke to bin,
but Jealous friends who bad b:en watch.
ing them carried her away before Dough
erly could ayow his love. He SAYS TIE
suryeill arce Cf Miss Auderson's friends be-
came 80 stric. thit taey wen used o sys'
TEN OF mlrrOT6 aiTdDReu oNeI the 'innson
window of his door, so that they could fol-
low all his movements.
Toe case of Fellows, who was was sent
up to Wards leland four years ago, was
similar to DJugherty's. DR.. Douglass
saw Fellows shout three months ego, and
at that time be was still firm in his belief
that Miss Anderson had a true and strong
affection for him. Fellows is very happy,
and spends his time recCunting the story
Of his love.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

and the chances Of berg killed In
railway traye'iug here irfinitesimsl. Not
one passenger in Q hundred millions Is Kill
ed by accide ats to trains.
The number of railway employees ] n the
United Kingdom (Epgland, Ireland. Scot
land and Wales is nearly 40O, OCO (tcur
hundred thousand.) =
There is not q ticket hrlker to be found
in thee parts. If I were to travel by tx.
cu'sion tain from Bedford to London and
prevailed On you to use the return" por-
lion of. the ticket, you would Re fined OF
imprisoned. Tickets are MT transferable,
80 q broker has 10 show. II you 60 by
an excursion train you must ride 10 the
point named on your ticket; getting OH st
intermediate stations is not ALLOWED.
The various railway companies deal very
literally with regular patrons. They ISSUE
contrsct tickets at very reasonable rates
thus, for about 500 per aunum, | could
travel second class between Manchester
and Blackburn, ga m lea as often Is
liked, 50 that if l only m:ds two trips pei
week it would te as cheap, or nearly 20, a.
it would be to buy a ticket evtry tr1p'
This is q boon to commercial travellers (ol
drummeIs) and others, as they Ie-mi'
stors to be made at any or all stations on
ones route.
There are about I, 900, COO c,ntract ticket
ho'd.rs in tie United Kingdom.
There is no express businsts here es we
understand the term. Packages are car
ried by pass spger %Irairs, but each company
attends to it's own business in q slow, Old
fashioned q nsr. l knog q town OF So
600 inhabitants not very far from York.
shire that has but recently got a horse aud
wfgrn for this business. Formerly q por'
ter carried the packages on foot to the as
sieneas' addresses. Mr.. Hoey, OF the
Adams Express Company, was ! n Europe
last summer looking up this matter. He
had test packages sent 10 him In Lcndon,
! Paris, Berlin, &C., from Rome, NIenns,
Amsterdam, &C., and he came to the con
clu,ion that the Europeans know nothing
of the express In iuess. 80,
understand that he hes srrsDgsd with
the principal railway of England, France,
Germany. &C., to lu1 an express cr on all
fast trains, and in a few months ptrlap:
we hsy sea that great express company II
operation on his side OF the Atlantic
Some cfthe ra Sav msgnate3cpeaed thei'
e,es WHEN MIR. Hoey told them be wa
ready TO psy fer a car on every express
train ifthere was only one package to b
clrr:ei.
There Will of course be money suak Tho
first year or two, but there is q good
thing in store for al Express company II
Europe, run according t. Are"cin ideas
JAMES JEPsoN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
DEATH FROM CHEAP LABOR.

The tsrrible accident in the Kansss
mine some days ago which resulted IN the
death of hundred men is ascrlbed by the
miners themselves to the employment Of
cheap and incompetent workmen. The
superintendent's theory is that the expIo'
sion was due to an ''Over charge" and
this would seem to imply carelestness OF
stupidity. At all events it is certain that
However it msy Re in this particular IN
stance, many lives have been Lost In th'
coal mines of this country in recent years
bscause the owners have introduced chtaE
foreign labor.
Italians, HuDgarians and Poles, mer
without familits, brought up in afJ,c'
ignorance and shjeot poverty, have take1
the place of the American miner. Inc IN
ability of these men to speak or to un1er
stand Eoglish makes Their employment
dan gsrous, not only to themselve', but &c
tkeir fsllow.workmen. II was not many
months ago that a Pennsylvania mlnel
said in regard to this subject:
We are not opposed to fair Immigration W.
have no race feeling against Slays or HUNS o.
Italians who rome here to become American
citizens. But we do object to the putting OF ls
norant men in places where they endangeI on
lives. We object to the Austrisns who come herr
like Cinnamon. only for a year o. two, hero 10
ge,her like beas S, live on a pitts2c9, While the!
are gatherin tose;her a couple Of hundred ooi
lars, working for sixty, seventy, ninety cents
day, and growing ricA at that, sn1 then re
turning home 10 be nabobs for The rest o
their lives We object to these creatures be
ing brought in here and set over men who hay'
WORKED faithfully il the mines for years.
Why, sir, I am American born. ! have worked
on a breaker and in the mine since l wa'T. N!
fatce- was a miner before me. When he cam
here this region was'a.l undeyc,o2ed. Now
when they sre worth mi lions, the operator
| turn and kick these neu into the gutter, and pu
in theig places these psupeEs who DO not com
| here 10 make America theic home, but merely t
pick up a few dollars, and rush back TO he olhe
SIDE again.
Tdess are a.e hard words, bus thai
truth hiss teen proved over and ove
again.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

THE CAbinet-makers are very blsy thsse
days sni will be blsier bye-srd bye
Among those most prominently Ue9tiore !
for hoaors is J. s. GARRISON, Of Iowa, an
editor ard member Of the National Com
mjstes He and QUAY and DUDLEY, ran
HAREISoS'S campaign. Quay dresn't
want a cabinet position, it is said, while
DUDLEY is Iepor;ei as p'eferriug privsCy
for the preselt. California wants the At
torney Gereralship although she hasn't
pat forward anyone in particular. JOHN
B HENDERSON, Of Missouri. wants to be
Postmaster General ss a Southern mar,
but if the South gets anything in the cabi-
net deal our own NATHAN GOFF will be
ths man. Gen. GoFF can count on our
cordial support in this matter. We trust
that President HARRISON will honor him.
JOHN W~ANAMAKER, the Philadelphia
merchant prince, is mentioned for q port
folio. LEW WALLACE is mentioned as the
ne1t Secretary of War. Tom PLAT, Of
New York, is also seriously spoken Of for
something or other in HARRISON cabinet
Now's your time, gentleman, step up
lively.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
PLANS OF THE PRESIDENT.
Little Doubt That He VIII Sell oakvieV
and Go to New York.


and Go to New York.
WASHINGTON, Novemb IT 1.-THE Pcs
idsnt has several offers for OakvieW. There
ia little doubt but that the attractive ccuu'
try seat will pass out of his hands before
the end of his Presidential term. 1t is
sid by Mr.. Cleyeland's friends that he
will unite in the general exodus Of ib;ne
chiefs of executive departments going to
New York city, where be will spend some
tims before fuslly determining ss to ms
fnsl residence and the employment OF his
tim . in the future.
The President is in easy circumstances
financially, but he il not possessed Of the
wealth put down in the stAteme 3ts from
here f,oting as high as half a million: A
friend says $3.50, 900 would be an outside
fg1re. 1t is moe than probable that the
wishes Of Mrs. Cleveland viii have much
to do with the plans o! the President. 1t
now looks az if the ppetlen'ea gayeties OF
next spring would fbd plsil Mr. and MIS-.
Cleveland enjoying a pleas mt time In Ne"
York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
The "Intenigencsr" and Victory.
GGik5w2 telegram Rep

As usual the InteHigencer takes to itseli
all the credit Of the victory. That is its
usual game, although it hiss in the past
eight years thrown more cold water than
sill otEer Republican State papers com,
bined. Better take a peep at the loss in
Ohio county, think If the blowing Ohio
co1nty delegates do in the convention and
the little they do at the polls, and keep
quiet for very shame. 1t is an outrage
and q disgrace to them. That's our
private opinion as it reads when publicly
expressed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
The Sc cret of II.
NcW lC,k Sdr.

"Young man, I'm totry 10 see you SO
much addicted TO the use CT Tobacco
said the seedy-lookipg passenger 10 a tray'
eller in the smoking car. ut is a terrible
thing, if you would Dut realize 1t, to be
such a slave to tcbNcn."
"Oh, I'm not a slave to it 4! ALL" was
tie reply. II en- quit using it whenever
I want to-"
why don't you quit it them"
because l don't want to-"
"Did you ever quit il?'
moo, l can't cay that l ever did,"
why not?"
"Well, l don't know as l ever wanted
u -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

THE extreme probability OF Piesident
HARRISON offering the Secretary Of States
portfolio to BLAINE and tie likelihoo d or
unlikslihOod Of BLAINE's acceptance has
caused a great dell of discussion in the
world of politics Ii he doesn't accept
he will probably represent Uncle SAN at
the Court Of st. James.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
Prompt.

Miss Smith Gust introduced, sentiment
slly)--Were you ever smitten by Cupid's
dart, Mr.. SnideI?
Mr.. Snider-0nly once.
Miss Smith-How long ago, msy I ask.
Mr.. Snider (cousulting his WATCH
About two minutes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
Questions Of Vital Interest to Insurers,

Do the poiGeS Of any other Company ina phin statement or by implication provide m"s
application Of dividends to PREVENT policies from lphng II premiums are not paid ~'n ''
THEY DO NOT. ..-,
Do the laws of any State or the ponae, Of any other Company provide Il the ,ppI na "a
DIVIDENDS 10 prHutp policies rom apdng. II premium, are n pale When dur ThE " VI
D thu ponles of M oM Company or the laws OF any stae, oMfEL ao""p" ~
.eye a emit moterdue upon . policy without . medical rexamhnaion'n bonss ~" :"
.dnd remainso N scr%N: THEY DO not. ~
DOH rorcuso OF any Other Company or the " OF any State compel Company ~
.hu anoupto the policy aherthep payment Of one year premium shouldt the second yrsp
he overiues and nrahdat tn m Of deMh although there may be dfNdsnds Hsnihs"
the credit Of the policy? THEY DO NOT.
We would cali aturdont these points, in the policies:
l. The pay insured can reside or travel in AM pAtof heC continent I" worm Am"A"
of the Topco Cancer or IN any part OF Europe n.
2 lie can engage in any occupation except utng mhnns, OF ~ Abh"mAu u
or in switching or coupling railroad cars in service upon any steam or ohH vessel
g. AMER NO yer, h IAN engage in m occupation xceItthe military or n'h """"
time OF war;
4 AFTER THREE YEARS THE POLICY Is INCoNTEsTABE
E W. call pa1tcusra uenuon to our CONDENSATION POLICY. giving ch VHHeH 80"
of twenty years fol- hn face PoGy nd all umulai oiVcenof, a' m """""H
padup Policy fol one a the smmt Of original Policy.
Don't PIT off what you really need. Examine thu washngons o0huso " i" "'"~
cure Perfect. ,n Ill
Rates sol premium IN any age or phn, and other information concerning Lie n'h"'"
be furnished by
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
An Excuse for Moderation.

Old ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS it, Jack,
you'll kill yourself smoking. I'm sure
that is your tenth cigar to-day.
Jack (Gron Ysle)-Thirtieth, governor.
pom honor.
Heavy waite f.ternly)-H'rrible! Look
at me! l never smoke more than two CT,
gars a day.
Jack-Neitter would I If I had to smoke
your cigars, governor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
STILL NAN AND WIFE.
An Alabama Man Discovers That His "iie
IL His Half Sister.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, November IL
jacob Wells, q farmer, living in Fayette
county, has iust discovered, after four years
of happy welded life, that his wife is his
ta,f sister. They were separated about
25 wears ago, when very young. ,
They have n child, a year DID, ana
only discovered their relati onshlo a few
DAYS ago by a chance word dropped by the
wife. They were 10 ~aq1andary for a time,
bit have decided to continue to live as msD
and wife.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

An attachment was granted against
KELLEY, the motor man, yesterday fol
contempt of coQrt in failing to show up his
machine as the court advised. The court
had better not monkey with that machine,
From the description we have read Of its
mode of operation it is liable, m the
Slightest pIcyocation, to raise 4 cyclone,
which might b, prejudicisl to tie courts
dignity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
Awife's Point of View.

Poor Jenny! 1t must be an awful
shock to you" sympathizsd her friend.
"And to think that You trusted him ell
thee years, while he was embezzling such
enormous sums!'
YES" she sobbed, II knew my milli-
merry alone csms to more than his salary,
but | never suspected him
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
BEFORE rSsuRISG IN ANY OTHER COMPANY EXAMINE
The Wahingtpns New Semi-Endowmed Policy

Policies upn this myohte plan run for ten or aneen years, twenty and tWetpn We yen.
death occur any time during The tern, the full amountof TIT pohy "stue' WIZ !"
cumuauo is padi Immediately upon sccepmnceof proosd DEAN AheuPf
ton said term one half of The smunt OF the policy and accumulated dividend IN
cahto the shyhode or at his option II not forty Jesns Of agew when isuri NJ "n arc
ID policy for the Who'll amount besides the cunuhtcd dividends Whhoui tho paJmeu'o !
more premiums and with participation in profits each year thereafter The poia ons
dividend each year are strictly nom nfetalIe bdng guaranteed ATE third year speanoa
amount each year paid from date Of policy which OF sloyen m endowment p%J u"
SO o. the guaranteed p dup value kH hnow:
Attn nj Of three years 5000 our years 1900 Eve year., 500 Y ye"' !" s""
vcu 81 90 eight ear, IS GG nine ar 5000 ten yan 9 0o snd didend~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
True to Love.
Ntp 70 / san.

81 don't think tina. picture is at all nat
ural," sid Cora at the art gallery. TIE
artist hes the lady sitting in the hammock,
while the gentleman is reading a book fifty
yards eff"
"But, don't you see, my dear" replied
Miss shy der, they are married.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND sends Congress
man PERRY BELMONT to Spin. This
will bs a nc, trip for PERRY. About the
tine re begins to feel tiled of Spanish life
President HARRISON will call him back.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
Following a Bad Example,

Mamma Ito Bobby, who wants more
pie): You ought not to eat any more pie,
Bobby, and I ought not to give it to you,
but l will this time"
Bobby: well, if a boys ma is willing
to do thirg' she ought Lot to, Why
shouldn't the boy himseli?'
And Bobby ate the pie with a clear con.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
The Story of Many a Sheet,

Bag'ey-Johnson seems to have had bad
luck with his paper out West.
Bai!ey-Yes. 1t was a right smart paper,
too.
Bagley-Didn't the people seem 10 like
it?
Bsiley-Why, yes. 1t rose higher and
higher in public estimation every day un-
til it finally went up altogether.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

IT IS said that the President will sell
Osk,i.w aud move to New York at the
end Of his term. Mis-. CLEVELAND, how
ever. will p:obAbly settle the matter @!
their future re3iGeQce.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

IT is conceded on all si1es that MF.
BLAINE can have anything he wants o.
the new al niristrAtion. Ii he DOESN'T
see what he wants al he has 10 do is ask
e Il
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

TIE growing wheas crop has secured n
yOoi start with prospects excellent. Now
if some ore will kindly lynch all the Old
Matches the country may yet be saved.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
The charm of Truth,

Angry farmer TO boy in tres)-What
you doing IN NY spple tree?
Boy-Steslirg apples sir.
Angry farmer after q seconds thought)
By gosh! Est 'em, my boy, eat 'em.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

The Exposition Univcrselle de rart Gull
naire' awarded The highest honon to ABEos.
tura Bitters as the most eficacious stimulant
to excite the appetite. Ask Tor the genuine n
tcle, manufactured
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

THERE is one bright g'eam on the DEM
ccratic horizon, bsaides Texss. A Demo-
rat has team elected to an off 'e in Iowa
he first time 10 thirty-one years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
Grady Declines to be senator.

ATLANTA, GA, November I7.-Mr.
Crazy has a letter the Consultation in which
he sgan deciints 70 be a candidate for L
s. Sars'or
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

THERE is we 10 In3i4na. Il saems that
some CT the guiltles5 voters who exercised
the rights of a tyee American citizen last
week have 6i.c)ytrsd that the ten-dollar
bills which they received at that time had
been altered from ones! 4 Terrs Haute
p,lice Cficial has made q visit to Chicsgp
TO enlist the services Of government Off
Gals in tracing the Chicago poliCiCi1ns who
perpetIattd this Gu 'rsgeous sSiadle upon
the c~onidiog HOLSTERS. When they are
caught let us hop, that the witnesses will
come forward in clouds and testify fully
as 10 their wrongs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

CLEvELASD's official plurality IN MIS-
s,uri is p $500. Oh, the South Is still
there.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

THE soft glow Of the tea rose is ~scq1ired
by ladies who use Pozzoni's Complexion
Powder. Try it
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

There were some strange freaks at tie
recent election in Wood county. Instance
this: Hon. A. A. kELLAR, one Of the
best men and best Democrats in the ccun-
ty, WAS candidate FIR Sheriff. IIs WIS
slowed under BY 413 majority 70: his OF
ponent. Two years ego he was elected to
the Legislature, by 4 msjOr;ty of 217. 1t
has often been said, Politics does no. know
its own daddy. We wCu,d Ike to have
GUS. KELLAR's opinion on this point.