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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05
THE IRON CLAD" BROKEN.
The Prospect ot General Southern Rail
way Rate War.

The Prospect ot a General Southern Rail
way Rate War.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-Two years
ago the Louisville and Nashville, Illinois
Central, Northeastern and Mississippi
Valley Railroad Companies agreed upon q
tariir ofrates, and also agreed that none Of
The roads should grant special rate with
out first obtaining the consent Of the other
roads iu the compact. This agreement
had been carried cut until the Northeast
ern company put on fast Cincinnati
train which made the run in twenty six
hours, but yesterday it was reported in
railroad circles that the compact which is
styled iron clad, ~ had been broken, and
that q break had also occurred in the
Southern Passenger Agents Association,
the Southwestern having notified the As
sOciatiCu through General Freight and
Passenger Agent Cilebran OF its with
drawal. It's reported that the reason Of
the withdrawal grew ont of the following
facts.
The L & y. demanded the privilege of a
reduced rate TO Cincinnati, in order to
Cqualize rates, because the Northwestern
lIne is shorter and eau make faster time to
Cincinnati The Northwestern objected,
and the matter was referred to the Arbi-
tratiOn Committee OF the southern Passen-
ger Agents Association fer adjustment.
When the Northwestern learned that the
decision would BE- adverse to ii notice was
at once given that IL would withdraw l. ul.
the Association on March
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STRONG RESOLUTIONS.
4 General and International strike Threat
cusd by Eastern Enginrers.

4 General aud international strike Threat
cucd by Eastern Enginrrrs.
NEW YORK. March A secret meeting
OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engju-
GERS was held at Tammauy Hall to-day to
take action Of the strike OF the engineers
on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
road Delegates from fifteen divisions OF
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
in this city aud vicinity were present, rep
resen,iug al the roads centering IN this
city.
The tollowiag resolutions, we.e unanl-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS. It is learned from good au'
thority that the managers o. various rail-
WAYS throughout the country have COM
bined in secretly aiding aad assisting the
management Of the c., z. X. z. R'y. in their
present trouble, and,
WHEREAS. Such action on the part OF
said managers is cowardly and unfair.
Therefore, be /;
R.so'rsd, First That we, As rep
.resentatives OF the various dIvis-
ions OF the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers in this vicinity in convention
assembled, do hereby denOuuce said action
on the part o. said managers, and declare
that we, as an organized body, are justI-
fed in Te~0rung 70 extreme measures in
overcoming this outside interference with
the affairs Of our brother engineers On the
c.. B. ~ Ry.
Secoud-That to this end We recon-
mend that if the aforesaid difficulty is not
settl "a within a reasonable time on a fair
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X. OF L. TLTIMATUM.
They Want Arthur to Call His Men on the
Reading.


Reading.
PHILADELPHIA, March A. The follow
ing statement by Mr. Eastman was pre-
pared by direction OF Chairman Lee OF the
Reading strikers, and WAS indoIsed this
evening by the Reading railroad employees
Executive Board
"RemOnstrance OF the engineers aud fire.
men Of the c. b. X q railway against the
attitude assumed by the Reading railroad
ers in stepping into the places re
Gently vacated by the former, has
given rise to the impression that they
are the injured and aggrieved party. Have
they forgotten the time when the Knights
were striking against oppression in the
SOuthweat2 How their chief WAS the
means Of causing the strike to terminate
in disastrous and iguOminiOus failure
This is one OF the many aggressive and un-
friendly acts perpetrated by the Brother
hood a the lnstigatiOn of their leader
In pursuance OF their selfish policy they
again stepped in TO defeat the Knights and
render the Reading railroads strike unsuc.
cessful Mr Arthur was particularly of
icjous in proterring aid to the Reading of
tcials by offering to supply the places OF
the strikers with the Brotherhood men.
After passiyely enduring defeat on these
several occasions through the instrumental
ity OF the brotherhood, forbearanceat length
ceased 90 be a virtue, aud the Knights
adopted the law OF retaliation, aud au-
tlOritatiysly state they will not relinOui.h
the position they have taken until Mr.,
Arthur redreSses the wrong perpetrated
against them, 10y Withdrawing every
Brotherhood man on the Reading System,
including the Bound Brook divisions,
Signed. GEORGE l.. EASTMAN,
National Organizer X. Oi l..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05
FOR WEST vIRGINI5Ns.
A Good Sized Batch of Pensions I,suCt
Saturday.

Good Sized Batch of Pensions I',uod
Saturday.
Special telegram 10 The Register
WASHINGTON, d. c, March 3.--Pe4
sions have been granted to West Virginia
applicants as follows:
George Prayer, Wheeling; James Crow
ley, Grafton; james 4. Smith, Belleville;
Peter A. Gardener, Redmud, Robert Ad-
kins, Hinton; Samuel Gurris, deceased,
Point Pleasant, ends June >, 1886; Henry
5. Davis, Grangeyille, Lewis WintZ, Bar
louisville; Margaret A, widow of John c.
Ross, Palalinp; Alpheus Wilson, lakes
Run; Allied MoOaey, Charleston; Madison
CallisOU, Big Clear Greek; John LemasteT,
Clyde, deceased: Patrick Malta, Weston;
Benz. f. McEicEer, alias Franklin Nc
Wicker, Cecil: James H. Bean, Peel Tree
CharlesS Walker, Charleston, William c.
Cook, Chap; Solomon Stewart, Joseph's
Mills; jacob FFeys, Littleton; Daniel
kuhnes, Banner; William Z. Allen, ST.,
Yer Hill; Richlaud ID. Cart Charles
ton; Samuel Jewell, Union Mil's;
Henry Reger, Spencer; Charles W. Shiye,
BArbOursylile; Martha Jane, widow Of
Maxwell Bayles, Li,tiston; George e. Coz
sin, Arbuckle; Norman Arnett, Moore,
salmon NJ. Chambers, Huntington; David
ID. Wilson, DeKalb; Sohu + Pratt, Camp;
Job Snyder Letort; Isaac Taylor, Bar
louisville; Mark Williams, West Union;
James f. Blake, Red House Shoals; Geo
w. Walker, Huntington; Geo W. Taggart,
Parkersburg; VIM. n Jemison, Middle
bourne; Elijah A. Chamberlain, Well
burg; Sarah, mother OF Anthony Carroll,
Wheeling; John W. Edens, Charleston;
Thomas J. Marshall, alias Thomas j. POr-
ter Lone Tree; Joseph Lett, White Creek,
Anthony Headiey, Pine Grove. John ].
Mills, LAttleton. John House, Spencer;
farthena, widow Of Noah Burke. Round
Bottom; Henry, father of Lewis NJ. Ash
woItb, Milton; Elizabeth Din, mother OF
lhppiOrs n Ssaats TnDing' Groya
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05

Dgthe pol members heard FROM III lSS I
"a were Senators and iG7 Representatives.
or the lG7 Representatives, lOG were Re
publicans and 81 Democrats. OF the 30
Senators, - were Republicans aud Is
Democrats. OF the l. members who re-
sponded this year, 1 are Senators and AZ
REPRESENTATIVES. OF the 43 Representa-
tiyes, - are Republicans and 2l Demo
Gratis. OF the / Senators, , are Republl'
cans and > Democrats Now Of the two
Republican Senator'S who have answered,
one is for Blaine and one for Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew. Of the two Dem
ocrats. both are Tor Cleveland first and Hill
second The Republicans are not 20 unan-
imous for second choice. The one tavOrs
Blaine first, putting Depew second, while
the Depew man puts Allison next. Oh the
- House Republicans heard from, IL are
ont for Blaine. = for Hawley, for Depew;
3 for Sherman, for Sheridan and
one for Allison on the first
choice. The second choice stands,
sherman >, Blaine 3, Lincoln ), Me
Kinley /, Hlwley |, Depew l, Allison :,
Sheridan l, Harrison, or any other West
ern man, /. one member doesn't know
who 10 pick ont on either choice and three
have no second. One who wanted Blaine
didn't care 10 sign his name or else forgot
10 and another who backed Depew did the
same. Ii is a curious fact that while last
wear Depew's name was not spoken Of at
all il mas now taken the place OF Fair
rhild's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05
1 RoIaI Act.

LONDON, March /. ca heming 20, the
nature OF Prof yon Bersman'S report the
Crown Princess summoned him to her
presence and questioned him in IA excited
and insulting manner The Professor
calmly repeated what he had told the I'm
peror The Crown paincess yehemenlly
denied that hrT husband could possibly
have Al incurablr disease. The Professor
cOurte0usly Aud sorrowlully contradict.I 4
her and the audience ended abruptly hy
the Crown Princess lorgetlul ol her jir-
nIty, hoNirs the learned Professor .lr4
Nol unnatuAliy, Bergmann refused To
have anything more to do with the Crow
Princes case, and il was ouly at the ll.,
moment, and at the earnest and repeated
requests OF the Emperor, Grally turn,pr
into imperative orders. that he altered IN.
decision.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05
THE CROWN PRINCE.
He PASSES 4 GOOD NIGHT AND i GOOD
DAY.
The D5cIoH Now Attending tie Patient Nyra Closely
Than Ever G4e Gown Princess Boxed the
Professors Eas When H. Ty'I
Hss tue Truth.

SAN RENO, March AT teno yIock to
night the general condition OF the German
Crown Prince was unchanged. The pa,ieL,
passed good night and good day to-day
Tie eNpectorated much less frequently and
the throat !elt more comfortable. \ cold
wind was blowing, but the patient passed
a short time ON the balcony protected b,
screens. Prince William has postponed his
departure. lie spends much time with hi,
father. Prof Waldemeyer has not yet
visited tbs Crown rrlnce. He Is busy
making microscopic examination OF the
matter discharged from the Prince throat
1t il notice here that the doctors now At
tend to the patient more closely than even.
Dc. Bergman signed the Sunday morn.
imp bulletin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05

sauAuELnUA. March Claus Sprek-
els the 5gar king Of the Pacific slope,
arrived here with his son last evening. In
aa interview De said that his plan had been
definitely made a TO the building OF q
.rsugry 10 the east, and the only points
a0tar consideration now were those as to
.1e location and capacity OF the rehuery.
BE said the capacity would not be under
.ouE thousand barrels per day and might
reach eight thousand barrels
so long as I live, said Mr. Sprekels,
.. viii never 20 Into any trust I will
srec, refinery either here, in New FORK
'r Baltimore aud I Will carry il on with
my own capital aud ] defy any trust to
break meup. lean sell sugar for whatever
they gau sell It,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05
Cnrgres.IonaI Work.

WASHINGTON, d. C., March 4.-The
Alabama contested election case will be
called up in the House tomorrow. The
indications are that bitter party strife
win be developed, and that at least two
Glys will be required to dispose Of 1t.
The Committee on Indian Affairs mas
bs,n assigned two days OF the week for the
consideration OF its bills, the most import, -,
sbt Of which are those tor the division OF
the great Sioux Indian reservation IN D1-
kota, and the restoration TO the public do
main OF part Of the Quintah reservation
IN Utah. ,.,-
Oas or more OF the various labor btil'
now ON the calendar are likely to be as
cussed and acted upon during the week.
The Military Academy apPropTiah9n
bill will also be passed without mach De
lay,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05
Shall Women E. Allowed To Vote

Tbea1,suan ui female suffrage has agi-
tat,I tie tongue and pens Oi reiormers
TOR many years, aud good Arguments have
been llfuald Tor and against it. 5lany OF
m, softer ae, could vote intelligen'ly, and
many would ,ute ~ their husbands did,
and give no thought to the merits of a
political ISSUE. They would all vote for
Dr. pierce'- Fayorite Prescription, for they
know it Is a boor TO their sex 1t IL uu-
e4uaied lot the cure Of ieucorrhea, abnor
NAL discharges, morning sickness, and the
countless ills to which women are subject
1t il the only remedy ior women's peculiar
weaknesses and ailments, sold by drug
gis.s, under a positive guarantee from the
manufacturers, that it will give sstlsfac-
tion in every case, Or money will he re-
funded See guarantee Oh W!srpsr around
bottle.
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To Arrive AT a Settlem,nt.

PHILADELPHIA, March / Meetings of
local lodges OF the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers were held in this city
city to-day, but no action relative to the
withdrawal OF the Brotherhood men from
the Reading railroad was taken.
\ special union meeting of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen has been
called for tomorrow night At this
meeting representatives, OF every lodge in
this city will be present, and it is expected
that some action will be taken in regard to
the present difficulty with the Knights OF
Labor.
John J. Delany came here this evening
from Chicago as a representative Of the
c, b. x q striking fremsn. He will at
tend the meeting tomorrow night aud lay
the case of the strikers before the tremen
Of this vicinity, this being his principal
Oh ect in coming East.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05

WAsHIN0rO%, SIGNAL OrlL'E. March q.
Temperature during the season, from
January first to March third, the weather
has been colder than usual IN all districts,
except in tie Southern States ra.t Of The
Mississippi and at Southern Rocky Mouu
tain stations, where the daily average ten.
perature has h,en slightly above the nor
NAL. over the greater portion Of the
wheat AMI com regions OF the North~ ~r-t
the daily average Tor the season ranges
from to degrees below the normal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, March / There was an ayti,s
demand for discount during the past week
at 2aI! The stock Exchange rate to neat
account is 3a2l. Business on the S.ork
Exchange during the week was inactive
everything dropping. Foreign securities
were heavily sold, especially Russians ou
German account English railway srcur
ties were stagnant owing TO the decline 10
traffic. American railroads cNps, fenced
sharp fall sales being pressed by oprrlt".,
Tor u rise, who were tired oi wJtiu" iu.
AN improvement IN New York BuyIu.
sometimes slightly checked the decline.
but the responding decline ia New lrrh
toward the close OF the week added Ia rar
fall. The English association OF Ameu,rn
shareholders are procuring numerous add
tious to the Wall street memorial iur the
auditing ul railroad reports.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05
PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES.

what Il shown by Partial Vote OF the
Massachusetts Legislature.
RosToN, March IA canvass OF the
Massachusetts, Legislature made by the
GiDJ, shows that the Democratic members
are practically united in favor OF contin-
uing the present national administration
and that the Republicans are greatly dj-
vided in their opinions a. to what would
he the safest presidential ticket to run,
Mr. Glaine's recent letter has resulted in a
general feeling OF great uncertainty and
has made it extremely difficult to get eX.
pressjons Of opinions The following table
summaries the political situation at the
sLrtn N ,I.s.. nrth this Nrar nnl Inst
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CoNDBNsED TELEGRAMs.

Smallpox IN q most iItal form is raging
in Laurel, Del
The Democrats Of Lexington, Ky, elect
ed their entire city ticket.
By the suddcn iolting Of = train, John
Rirgcl, resident Of Humme!stOwn, Pa,
was killed.
Charles II. Calkins and J. w. Turner,
both Of Michigan, have been appointed
PostOflice Inspectors.
\ case of SMALLPOX has caused a great
scare in TIE Chicago BridcHell, where $50
prisoners are confined.
TuIua Era RcDnet, Of BeIlefopt,ipe. 0
Will at his desL was str,ckan with ,pd.
len and total blindness.
NJ, tr.ro,or IJa5.,.r ~, wob,sb Ind
was rstaIIy burned nv her rIothing ratcbiny
fire from an cxnIoded lgmn
CHARLES Price nineteen years old. Was
arrested "a. Ty,p.v;llr Teru and lodpel i'm
jail charged with horgs .teaiinp.
- m. -, -. ,r.,...,-. -,
pr,',,,o,, ~ ,,b;la ,.,,.,,n,;,,, ~ I,oard a
tr,;n "ni had III, ri,bt orr, ,IrnntotsJ
''','' '''
I'o!. EIIs' ouTe' o' ''Iu Ooi,'EG' i;
,o wa, ,o"NG U'Tu T, - "'" Ib al 6 LaSt i b"ie in
b,gToi ,"I'' ~ r. ,o -, pr,,,,synr nr
L,'s tn,:'.,', it,,T', ,...1 ~, ", ,Iista".
va, ''.,' .,.
,,.I,a ..".,ti.. e'inI c,r srn "nn mod. an
WV aS,,",'y ',,'',, ~ I'm his ,,r,monr
"''s 's'''''7'''' "''''"P' ~ N''' '''' P',''I''
Nha+ hcrowIn was arrested al C0 CDauN
OuI", IoI IoiE'nG " '"TJN ou NaI','l III. 'I''I
Pa'gu Na"on"' h'iA' ne ''"'''"'''s''
"'S gum,
refer Barrett the St,Oud @! Tue CON
,IC''u luu'"eIT!S "' S"'"I','' io''',-9 SUI "
hllH H'"P'''7' MINI "''' '''' '''''''' - ~
u"'s'
Alfred { Underwood, student at lne
"tSlt'3 RESERVE "eauTlnS at i'uu7o', "
5uIc'Geu Dy a"oO'lhs "illle IL " -' u w
sPonuehty.
The Pennsylvania Board OF PadCns has
refused to commute the sentence "i s'''nuS5 ll.,i
JohhSoh' q Delaware county, "n" "' VIII
h'nS'
Two Mexican officers came TO j. aye iaS7'
texas, 10 RluiiAp "rSe'lt'' anu 'g'.r,"5 .f,,,,
10 SurtThuei .Ti 10 '"' ""'' H. "''' u ''''''
was N'ilt"'
VIM. l. Hensley, residing near fenI'e.
ton, lGu' PIE" MS nr"Ius ""' 80" ..", '
douhIe-oSTTe!ed shotgun. f'n"hc''' ''""
Die was the cause
4 judgment has been rendered IN tue
Huntington County Ind Court against
Treasurer Henry Beaver and his bonds
men for Sl4,l4O.
Tho i,rv IN Cli.a,,, IN ,bs use Of Maud
C.,.i5v rbar,sj with The ,Edurrjsn for
,,,, ;n,,,or,i r%rnrsas of pr,ncbe bonneville.
c,iIaI % ao,rda pn, r'.
'',.," W So ,. ,,u
M1,',n DoIlPeLse: wa, - S.,"1 nS G,d his
% .ie,S"' 3 .lIiu a. 'S''I,so.;, Lr.I " ,,,rn.r @ ~ lie
SNu.l 5' u ESIeu ISlsS ~ a .'o''''''
i'"'.' " '"' X '''N''' ,..,
theT's house near MlamlSbuIE, ONO "i
March /, to 90 hunting, since WAi'A ''''
ne n"S not Deen seen o' Hs'',' ''o,'' ,.
/ \ 10
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III, Urgency D,noI.rcy BIZ.

WA~mNGroN, d. c, March ! The
Senate Committee ou ATpropTiat. or, in
tends to call up, probably in the morning
hour on Monday OF Tu,sdsy, the mgont
deficiency bill ]; - expected = All. b"
be disposed oi without muru delay, bur
should attention he called rpinrrdiy to
table Ci DEFICIENCIES GuuUr q ines OK
period Of yeas, a political tr'a'r aay be
brought on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05
AntForthe striker..

ST. paul, MINI, March 1.-Two hun
dred aud fifty engineers, members OF Divis-
ions $50 and $50, Brotherhood Of Locomo
tive Engineers, representing the various
Chicago.St. Paul roads, met here this
afternoon. Resolutions we're adopted en-
dorsiug the c., B. X = strike and guaran-
teeiug the striking engineers plenty OF
financial assistance One thousand dol
lars will be- sent tC morrow. II was recon
mended that general strike be orderer in
case any OF the ChicagO.St. Paul roads
handled passengers or freight OF the 'sys-
tpu1 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05

DETROIT, Mach Is ,omorsd here
tonight tha, Homer Hlr; and Oliver Hart,
father and 500, OF Mount ri"lsau u' who
we're arrested Friday on u charge Of A..
saultiug the five year-old daughter Of
Oliver Hart, hal been Iyn,hei. There is
no telephone connection with tbc place,
and the Telegraph Office being clos cl par
ticulars are not likely to be heard tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05

aud reasonable basis that all Brotherhood
men on the connecting lines OF the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy system resign their
positions upon a given date.
Third-That if this action as a means of
last resort is not sufficient to gain the Just
aud reasonable demands OF TIE engineers
and frsmeu upon the aforesaid railroad
that We ss m entire organization through.
out the United States, Canada, and Mexi-
co join with them in universal demand
for their acknowledged rights Of being
paid the established rates for work actu-
ally peTtOTmed
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4 Famous Case Ended.

OZARK, Mo, March Tile indirt
ments against Mrs. Emma MaIl"y charged
with being accessory before and after the
fact OF the murder OF Sarah Graham, and
of being accessory TO the fact Of the bIga
my of George Graham and Cora Lee were
nolle Iro,e4uoi yesterday. Ihi- ends the
famous Graham murder c1se.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05
Looks Significant

PrrIsBugp. PA, March 4.-The EAIti-
more and Ohio md Pennsylvania railroad
companies have issued orders to their
agents not to accept freight of any kind for
the Chicago, Burlington and Qdjucy rail
road except subject to delay and at own
RS risk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05
WIN strike tor an Increase.

CHICAGO. March At meeting this
afternoon of 200 paiuters belonging to the
knight Of Labor it was decided to strike
on March . il their recent demand for a
minimum rate of 37l cents an hour for an
eight hour day was not complied with.
For the past year the minimum wage was
PA cents an hours
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05

CHICAGO, March IA report gained
currency late to night, that the engineers
and iremeu on the Chicago, Burlington
and Northwestern would De called out to-
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05

BERLIN, March / The NouL G,,ul..
Ga.cte reprints an attack upon Germany
i'll the form OF a poem, entitled '\Ne
IA France, wht,h WAS circulated
in . pamphlet At Basto during th-
carnival aud reminds Switzerland that
her neutrality imposes upon hcr tie
obligation Of avoiding proyocatIon to loI
elm powers The Gu.,U, adds Some
Of the inhabitants Of Switzerland appear
| TO be Unconscious ot tins obligation We
trust that the Swiss Government will
thwart the plans OF those who leslie 80
dJsturb the relations existing between
Switzerland and Germany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05

.. . Pa. March . This morn
.. a the case OF Ephaim 5
. Waite. 3. samson. q ". Brown
Hud Frank Calder, members
- .r.. Board oftLe A.h ward, at
. election last May who were
.r.-ggr1ey and fraud, return
no guilty on two counts OF
....0.atiiug ballots to the poll,
- them oJ the charge Of con
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05

..r... 3, March The Coke
association will meet tO-mor-
.." .. unless the new coke syndicate
r.. q. .r.g.n, certain grievances the
ssh. refuse 90 sign the agreement
. --.-. -ag,r product to the syndicate.
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'tesuy' Body

.s.-...S, March THE body Of
stephen F. Nelny arrived here to-day on
."s steamer Wyoming, from Newark, and
ass -IHsr-ueuJiy taken to Ennis The
'.r.t'0E Of the party accompanying the
..af were watched by detectives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05

"The bottles used for Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup would ill a whole railroad train. -Er.
Salvation Oil will cure rheumatism and
neuralgia when all Others fail. Price 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-05
UNTTTE W NTINIUT n

in which Henry Y. figured, and b, r- said
after the battle was won, goriou-ly won,
the king wanted to acknowledge the
divine interposii;ou, aad be ordered the
chaplain n read the Psalm OF David and
when he came to the word, "NOt unto H.,
O Lord, but unto Thy name be the pia ~e,
the king dIsmouut"d, and all the cavalry
dismouuted, and al the grclt host, CiIicors
and men, threw Themselves un their faces
On, at the story Of the SIvIouI' 5 love and
the Slviour's deliveTaLcc, shall We not
PROSTATE ourselves before Hm now, hosts
OF earth and hosts Of h5ayeu, falling on
our lpces, and crying, 'Not uato n, not
unto us, hut unto Thy. name be the
glory o."
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nmk.- nI ItntItn,I Drnh.

LoNuo", March Charlie Cecil John
Manners, bake OF Entlani, Is dead lie
WAS = years old