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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12

KISG-HARMoN, tue Irish Parliamentary
Under Secretary, is dead This relieves
BALFoy OF much embarrassment not to
ssy disgrace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12

EDTOR PAT FORD of the Irish World
still sticks 10 Mr.. BLAINE as the onlisst
Of the on'y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12

EMPEROR FREDERICK has grown decld-
edly worse and a new throat trouble has
arisen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12

A HANDSOME complexion is one of the
greatest charms q woman can possess
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder givesit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE wEArHER.

ForWest Virginia and Western Pennsylyanlss.
Tight to fresh variable winds, warmer, ian
weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12
~ his admirable address at the Morgan,

In his admirable address ut the Morgan
town commencement yesterday, Hon.
STEVE ELKINs said: "After much delay
Chinese immigration has been stopped and
pauper immigration checked" This Is
true regarding the Chinese. But the Penn
sylvania coal and iron and steel bsrOns can
tell different story as to pauper immigrs-
ton. They import pauper labor by the
thousand to take the places of :heir Amer
lean hands at every opportunity. This Is
the frst intimatiOn we have had that pau
per immigration has been checked to any
Noticeable extent.
Mr.. ELEISs' remarks on manual train
ing are precisely in line with the recon-
mepdations Of the REGIsTER on this i'm
portant subject. They are timely and ex-
csllent.
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The i~o1JHIny circular Ess b.en H..
sued by the B+ersLfy u the Nevada
Klue ,tiOUni' hsGeistion:
GIn"ys CITJ. SEy., Peb. 4, 1853.
To tbs ""sGbtfs o! Nevada:
The Thirty seventh Annual Meeting
n tue National Educational A.sDclAtiDn
will b. held ia Ban PranciD:o n"I, J1Iy q.
~ thzt meeting u IL expected tha, all
the EtHt"< and Tenitriss In the uuion
vii make exhibits Of school work
The ibi'rest ri Nevada demand that our
bthis shhii make the besl possible .r.
hlbit Of tie u0fk done ia all her
rbypis
The commiites appointed by the Ne
YAda Kin' a'ionni hssDciatipD submit the
fol ring sGhsme Tor The preparation of
the prOpDzsi SehDoi eIhiitt: -
l. UistpIicaI EIhibl. -Includiup
Hiatt aud county histrtios, maps, ia.
~iistical tables, portraits o! Pioneers and
other distinguished citizens, Indian rel
Ios aud archaeological specimens.
e. School Exhibit tnciuiipy n
oJtoplst" sci of tent boobs u.sJ In pub
JIG and private schools. written exercise,
IN spelling. penInan'bip. arithmetic.
EngISb grammar, composition, Iiien-
."e. geography. physioioRy. physics.
'''h'sepng. algebra. Reonsiry and
Dtb"F hItblpA. Industrial YotL in,t,J.
ing ~i'"s''and dmSiug. embroidery,
SEWING paihing and apparatus. o,
furniture male D. pupils.
81 Cabinets Of m.,e,aIa. plants, ETC,
T. Other articles Illustrating IN,
history. education and reao.rees Of E..
yaia.
Hon. Joseph o'Conhor. III. sb.t,m,,
d The National Committee On schoo
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hiaSs ~ ~ lsGtt y bali dOzsB local
sd@0's SHIRE The pppits rDnid be f.d
- ssil 80 ed1esied. iSI,.r Hiatt.
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EOSyfCJED.

The HptpH0o nm" J0ssslyD, I,sae
tiiyst sud pt.Dk Danietsst, sbo were
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~ make uiTuy at time brGh1.g tn.
Examiner msd6 such = PRODUCTIONS sen
ssti9I gbJnt 40 small y malJrT - = plot
10 xii = worthless creature Ike Dfsv
Plenty ~ better nrH have been killed
In Fan YraD0igeO aud dirmissei IN u
paragraph, The criticism simply en-
hDjtd the Obthssnass ~ tbs critics.
The mere lie dh ~ DfeR vOuil h. ~
b<sD : gain N The community. IL ~ns
tbs astpi %sjgDihcaneH ~ the conspiracy
Which he Examiner j. stHUilY perceived
hebjnd the uidjity II lIis pnnieDlli
Rauifs ,l,tiyn u a. JDsscIyn aud LI'
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Tins 81 Is.

Who hath sosT Who h.tb rcd era
Who bath bags at the knees u Li.
tr0u~n? He rho tlnis'h with d.
jCeI.pDt. lie Who bss,riIs,h the kliDd
and raiEc,b !. 4 red. lie goeth 10th q;
sIsntt!r With = light hear, snd sI5.
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hu,h, md the man ~i,h t1D d,u,es
callsih, and Vs,iiy his heat 4, foil u
bIitrrn.ss. AMI be ~b-mpaDstb hl. fate
loudly aud With much nnsesIDIy Ian
guags. aud When the day hath broken
be gosih ~ the Lp~pm Of hi, family Ia
The ssms condition, snh luis,slh the
chi1ings u bis cOnsort With mnny
Dromi"sa NJ precious stones aud fin.
rniment.- Dnt.
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e.diDs train. /: VS. sImost : mIiE:Ie
that engineers AID hignI.u .scsp.5
With their lives.
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The Church Festival.

In response 10 previous announce.
ment a large number Of hungry indiyid.
naIs. inen. women and children, con.
Rrrgated nt ffcrman Hall last night to
I'"ftnse OF tho visnJS prepared by tho
ladies' Of HIkp. aud from 7 o'clock until
near midnight the Walters at the various
table. we're kept busy attending To the
"hht Of their gncats. The oysters were
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The First SIGN

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The Festival.

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Total etpcnses ii 30
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WASHED OUT BY RAIN.
Railroads in Tennessee and Alabam
Considerably Damaged.

Railroads in Tennessee and Alabama
Considerably Damaged.
CHATTANOOGA, March GA heavy rain
storm prevailed Ein this section last night.
On the Memphis and Charleston road a
bridge was carried away near Stevenson,
Ala. A trestle on the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis railroad was washed
away and the road for a considerable dis
tance is under water. The delay to trains
was general throughout Alabama. The
damage was confined to the railroads.
ALABAMA DELUGED.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, March GA tre-
mendous rain fell all over ALBANIA last
night. Today it rained at intervals all
day and began steadily pouring tonight
about s o'clock. At this hour Q0:3O it is
still pouring. Specials to the Ad-
ueJtiser report the Warrior river
at Tuscaloosa as having risen
twenty fee to-day, and the Coosa at We
tumpka also twenty feet. At the latter
place merchants are getting their goods out
of theirscellars expecting a food The Ala
bama, Coosa and Warrior rivers are
all rising foot an hour.
The Louisville and Nashville south-bound
train, due here for breakfast this morning,
will not be in before tomorrow, being still
delayed by washout near Decatur.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-27
TORN UP BY A TORNADO.
Three People Killed and Twenty-Five
Buildinra Dam oliShad In KanaaS.

Three People Killed and Twenty-two
Buildings Demolished in Kansas.
CHICAGO March 90 "A special to the
Times from Kansas City says; Word has
just been received of the almost utter de-
structon of the town Of Ninnescah, King
man county, Kansas, Saturday evening by
tornado. 1t had been raining all
day and as evening approached the storm
was seen coming from the southwest 1t
struck the town and destroyed everything
in its path, leaving only three houses stand
ing in the whole place.
RUINED DWELLINGS,
Two churches, five stores and fifteen
dwellings were torn to pieces, and the flying
timbers killed three persons and MANNED
seventeen others. The victims are:
Mrs. j. c. WILLIAMS, with her infant
killed.
GEORGE s. HARDEsTY, killed.
JAMES WILLIAMS, both legs broken and
several bruises. win probably die.
CHARLES GORDON, injured in the back.
Supposed TO be fatal.
The others injured have only minor
hurts.
A heavy fall of rain which has continued
since the tornado has added to the discom-
fort of the sufferers