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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
A NEW TICKET.
PennsylvanIa Republicans Would support
Cameron and Lincoln.

PennsylvanIs Republicans Would support
Cameron and Lincoln.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Whether
Mr.. Elaine permits his name to be brought
before the Chicago Convention or not, he
is certain to aad formidable foe in Hon.
]. DSIald Cameron. william ]. Pollock,
Iofmet Internal Revenue Collector for the
Firstt tpasrict, and one OF the closest friends
Mr.. Ctnsson has in this city, admits that
the s. atur is a candidate, but he claims
20 hayV bad no communication with him
upon h sabjeet for some months. Mr
PollocA says: ~ am perfectly convinced
that Mr.. Cameron is q candidate for
tho Presidency. | speak advisedly to
this matter, and believe Mr.. Cameron
will be elected. He il positive in his views
and clearly identified with his party. He
can eaIry New York, because Mr.. Conk-
ling woCld willingly come to his support
no matter how strenuOusly he has stated
that be is out Of politics. Mr.. Cameron is
the coming man, and believe that he will
be our next President
As 10 the second name on the ticket,
there is some division of opinion, but by
far the strongest sentiment is in favor oi
Robert Lincoln.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
DRAMATIC GOSSIP.

A Prominent Theatrical Man Talks Con
csrnIng Minnie Palmer's Great Success.
While in conversation with prominent
theatrical man, yesterday, concerning
things dramatic, q REGISTER reporter
asked who, in his opinion, was making the
greatest success on the road this season
why, Minnie Palmer" said the P. T.
NJ. "She has made barrel of money this
season, and, in my opinion, richly deserves
it. saw her last week in Cleveland in
her new play, My Brothers Sister,
which, by the way, is one Of tine cleyerest
comedy dramas on the road. In these
days Of horse play, bresk-neck and
furniture so called comedies My Brothers
Sister" comes like Spring flowers after a
disagreeable Winter, especially to the in
telligent'public, who wish to be made laugh
without being shocked Immediately after !"
lsuppose The play was written for the
sole purpose of showing off the star to a
good advantage, was il not?
mo, while My Brothers Sister af-
fords Miss Palmer ample opportunity to
sing, dance, wear pretty costumes, male
and female, it is not 'one part play
for each character is such as one msy
see in every day life. / do not
wonder at Minnie Palmer's success and
great triumphs abroad, where she has been
for the past three years, for she is without
doubt the. finest, most beautiful and most
lady.like little soubrette on the stage TO-
day either in Europe or America"
"Do you think Minnie Palmer could
be induced to come to Wheeling this sea-
SOM"
"I don't think so. You know she, OF
rather John Z. Rogers. her manager, has
signed contracts to have her appear
in Europe for five years, commenc-
ing May Is. She will sail from
New York NAV on the steamer City ol
Berlin, Of the :Cunard line, and l under
stand her tips is flied M 70 May 1st, sc
Hyou see wheeling's chances for seeing
Minnie Palmsf Iofst least Ave years an
rather slim Dresses ana diamonds
Well, should say 50. Minnie Paine
wears at least $780, 900 worth Of 'em AT
every performance. But ] must be going.
I'll see you again when / have
more time to spare, Good day."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The Rouse business block of Peoria, Ill.
was destroyed by fire. Loss $40, 600. ,
Margaret and Annie Owly were struck
by train near Providence and instantly
killed.
Gold has been discovered in Ontario. 1t
assays $500 ton.
The Republicans of Bellefontaiue, o,
are loud in their demands for the renom-
ination of General R. P. Kennedy for Con-
gress. =.
Samuel Angus fatally shot James Saun-
dsrs, II Crawforss county, Ind, the ending
of q feud caused by the operations ot "h''e
Caps.
Hudson Chaplin, the boss bigamist of tn
United States, is in Jail at Findlay, o
He has wife in almost every State ant
Territory.
/ Horace Parker and Robert Youngbloot
got into dispute at Childersburg, Ala.
when the former killed the latter with
billet Of wood.
The Cincinnati Centennial Exposition
buildings are completed, with forty-thre'
acres under roof. They will be dedicated
on Saturday, the 3lst itst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
FOR WEST VIRGlNIANS.
Pensions Granted to Lucky Applicants
! Reissues Ordered.
J n. d

Pensions Granted to Lucky Applicants
Reissues Ordered.
Special Telegram to Re Register,
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Pensions
have been granted to West Virginia appli-
cants as follows:
George Henry, Berkeley Springs, NJ
Kinser, Beach Hill; minors of Lafayette
Rutherford, Pennington; Mary, widow Of
Ferry c. Martin, Wyatt; James Powell,
Browns Mills; Gideon Fischer, Beech
Hill; John F. Workman, Bias; Samuel j..
Jackson, Rowelsburg; jeremiah level,
Palatin; Jared A Douglas, Crawford; Jas.
E. Bailey, Boreman; Joseph ROwsh, Le-
tart; Charles Dougherty, Wheeling; Isaac
Nicholas, Newton; Christopher c.
Love, Flat Rock; Reuben H. Dillon,
Arnold; Lemuel Mccoy, Reedyville;
Cornelius Kendall, Warrington; Eliz-
abeth, mother of Samuel Tamison,
Saint Mary's; Catbarine, mother ofNJohn
McGraw, Greenwood: James Needham,
Mercer's Bottom; Noah w. Dawson Sis
sonville; Jas. s. Cassady, Cotton Hill;
Benz. F. Amos, Glen Elk; John w. King,
Cottsgeville; Jacob B. father Of Tobias
Haught, Brink; Eva, widow of VIM. l..
Johnston, Wheeling; Silas B. Bartlett,
Davisville; Isaac Powell, Thornton; John
II. Chattin, Flat Rock; VIM. M. Hunt,
Matte; Amanda H., widow Of Elan r.
Pigott, HessviIle; Elizabeth, widow OF
Jacob Deem, Rockport. Deceased-Sarah
NJ, widow of James Craig, Coal Valley;
Lucinda c., widow Of Michael T. Tichenell,
Pleasant Hill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

The Burlington read caught q tartar
when it brought suit against the Rock
Island Its answer throws flcod of light
on tie ogigin and maintenance Of the great
freight war. The scheme of the Burling-
ton to form great railroad trust fell
through, and to revenge itself it inaugurA-
ted and kept up q costly attack upon
freight rates 10 view Of these few inter
esting facts, its pleas that it is unable to
pay the rate of wages demanded by the
engineers, and which is paid by the great
majority of roads, will not command much
sympathy for il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
CONGRESSIONAL WORK.
The Regulation Programme for the Com
ing Week.

The Regulation Programme for the Com
ing Week.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-There will
probably be struggle for precedence in
the eSenate-to-morrow between Senator Pal
mer, with his bill to establish Bureau Of
Animal Industry, and Senator Platt, with
his South Dakota bill. Senator Palmer's
bill holds the position of unfinished busi-
ness, but Senator Platt will ask that it be
displaced. Both Senators express pur-
pose to do their utmost to secure the right
of way. The winning measure is
likely to take up nearly all the
time Of the Senate throughout the week.
Wednesday will be devoted to the obse-
auies of the late Chief Justice. The Mem
phis bridge bill may receive hearing in
the morning hours, and it is probable that
Senator Wilson, of Maryland, will some
time during the week ask that the regular
order be laid aside to afford him chance
to deliver his speech on the character of the
western mail service. One day may be
devoted to the unobjected cases Of the cal
endar.
District Of Columbia matters will occupy
the first legislative day OF the week in the
House.
The Commerce Committee will be given
the floor Tuesday. Il has held large
number Of bills for action, including the
Nicaragua canal bill, the bill to loan Gov
eminent exhibits to the Ohio centennial
exposition, the Bureau Of Health bill, the
"Drummers" hill, and the bill TO prevent
rf7ss5s or American manufacturers, in ad-
dition to a great number 81 Sf bridge, light
house and lifesaving station bills.
Wednesday will witness thtlv&neral
services over the remains of the late Chief
| Justice.
The tariff bill prepared by the majority
of the Ways and Means Committee will
make its advent in the House early in the
week and be placed upon the calendar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
BURLINGTON'S PLAN
TO FORM AND CONTROL A GREAT RAIL,
ROAD TRUST
Blocked BY the Other Western Roads The Bur.
hngba Fight On Ratss-Siha6Ou Of
the SEiks-An Effort 10 Move
Freight To-day.

CHICAGO, March 25.-To-morrow the
Chicago TSHSs will print the following re-
garding the answer TO the Burlington made
the Rock Island in the suit brought in
Judge Gresham's Court, charging that the
Burlington. eonspired to create q great
Western railroad trust, and in pursuance
Of that policy held down rates for some
time after the other roads were willing and
anxious to restore them:
Without any reference to the merits Of
Of the charge that the Burlington was
seeking to establish trust" there was,
without doubt a movement in favor of
creating what was to be known ss Q Board
Of Control, (" which was to have the power
to decide all questions arising between the
railroads in the West, to arrange the rates
on and control the through and competi
tive business of the Western lines.
At the first conference held about q
month ago this plan was submitted and
rejected by a large majority. Justly or
not the impression prevailed that it was
Burlington plan, and it was common
gossip among the officials that the three
members of BOARD of CONTROL would
have been f. P. Ripley, General Freight
Agent OF the Burlingto, and j. w. Midgley,
Of the Northwestern, and j. n. Faith
ern, of the Western and North
western freight bureaus The Off
ciAls were formerly persuaded that
the Board thus constituted would have
been managed in the interests of the Bur-
lingtou, and from this belief arose the in
tense opposition to it. At this same meet
ing proposition to restore rates, the Bur-
liugton representative voted in the mega
tive. it being understood that that COM
pany would not aequiesee until perma-
nent agreement between the competing
roads had first been arrived.
Since then the conference committee has
agreed upon 3 report to be submitted to
the managers, which provides for an "Ad-
justipg Board" to take up and settle dis
puted questions, and thus is really board
Of arbitration, its power being limited and
the right Of appeal arranged for.
Subsequently the Burlington agreed to
restore the rates, but for what reason has
not been made apparent.
Everything is very quiet with us
to-day" said Paul Morton, speaking for
the Burlington company, this afternoon,
when asked about the switchmen's strike;
but as we will begin hiring new men
/ tomorrow and starting our trains matters
will soon bs working sl right again. The
switchmeu have said nothing to any of the
officials of the road as yet about their object
in quitting work, and if they have any
grievances none of US know what they
are. The men are out at Galesburg, Au-
rors and Ottumws, but the refused to
strike at Burlington, and il looks now as
/ if the men there would remain at work.
A committee Of the Chicago strikers
reached Burlington yesterday and tried to
bring about q strike, but they got badly
/ left.
"Mr. Maxou, at 0ttumwa, was hurt this
morning while switching cars in the place
( of the strikers He had TO be taken home.
but do not think his injuries are serious. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
MUCH MARRIED.
Hudson Chaplin's EveDtful Matrimonial
Career,

Hudson Chaplin's EveDtful Matrimonial
career.
Ck;c1SS kfff, March 25.-Specials say
that yesterday, at Findlay, 0T7-hadsor
Chaplin was arraigned on charge Of big
amy and pleaded guilty.
Following is list of the women, whom
under various aliases, Chaplin is charged
with marrying:
Miss Cora Carson, Greenville, Indiana
Miss Nellie Webster, living in s
small village in Southern Illinois
Miss Clara Jones, Fresno, California
Miss Carrie Z. Blank Ossge, Ills; Mrs
Smell, Bowling Green, Ky; Mrs. FlOrd
Fryeberger, Bowling Green, o. In ad
ditiOn he married q wealthy woman
of Columbus, Ohio, and a planters widow
living at Baton Rouge, La.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
Cav RIsck or stephenson,

JAcKsoSvILLE, FLA, March 25.-senA-
Tor P,s,o was seen yesterday afternoon
and asked if there WAS any question rs 10
vbo would lead 10 the Democratic Ma,
80, Convention. II think not" said
he. ''Mr Cleveland will undouoseoly a; ~
Tenominated. The most prominent eCnui,
Jatss for the second place on the ticket are
Mt GRAY, of Indiana, and Msssrs, BLACK
and Stephenson, of Illinois. MT S!epnrnn,
son an seems 70 be very popular with all
-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
TAsCOTT AGAIN.
This Time SMELLS Murderer Knls Him
self.

This Time SMELLS Murderer Kuls Him
self.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Marcn 25 Last
night the remains of man with bullet
hole in his head were found at Tuner
Grove, q station on the st. Paul and Kan
sas City motor line, seven miles south of
st. Paul. A revolver lay near him
and it is generally believed that he COM
mitted suicide. There was nothing to
reveal his identity. To-day closer ex-
animation was made and his description
was found to tally very closely with that
of Tascott's, the murderer of Smell The
body had lain where it was found
for considerable time. Tascott
was known to have q woman in
st. Paul, and to have visited her since the
Smell murder. The theory is that he may
have committed suicide to avoid being
captured by the detectives who had learned
of his presence here. Owing TO the block
ade on the road, definite and more minute
details cannot be obtained tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

Siands Of Ex-senator MeponAio
Hopeful for His Selection
'Sb1ASAPoLIs, March 24.-The opinion
Dreyails among Democrats here that the
p,as;ds,t will an the vacancy of the Su-
nrsms Bench, caused by the death OF Chief
Ius.ics Waite, by the appointment oil eR'
senator Mcdonald, of this State. 80,
Ttbss been understood among the iTlenos
of NJ NcDspald for some time that ne
has no POLITICAL aspirations except sneh Ss
would place him on the supreme "a ~. :.
during the remainder oil ms oAyS' an an n, -
has been given reason 10 eeiieNT p.us;dsni
hopes would be realized II tne lh Lleo,ooI on a.,
should have chance to make suen "A ~
pointment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
SMALLPOX AT NEW YORK.

A Spanish Steamer Breeds the Dreaded
Peat.
NEw YORK, March 25-The steamship
IIsSziSaTa fTom Gibraltar, which arrived
Yesterday, WA detained e quarantine
u 49,
with 9 case Of snAllpox in the storage.
Tn -aay the disease attacked thirteen
other storage passengers, and the vessel
viii probably be kept in the lower bay
for several days
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
uuarnnhnhia in jackson County,

PAREERsBURG, March 2j.-The JACK
sou county papers give accounts Of great
rnmb,r of cattle, hOgs, etc, bitten oy
mad dous and the terrOrization OF the Peo-
L. aIopy sand Creek. Some days since
Doc owned ny Mr. Hufman, on Sana
49, vent mad and bit every head OF
catsIs on bis place. From Huffman's the
A. vent 10 another farm and bit dHgt
~, saese. ducks aud every living tnlns
Within reach. and then LETT, goips IN .s .Is
direction Of John Burk ; tarni, SDout . uo-. sOu'
miles distant, where he bit large nos,
which, like other bitten animals, wen. VEN
mad and ran about for four OF h'e uSSS
before il died.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
PENSION SURGEONS.

A New Board to be Established at Spencer
Mr.. Hogg's Work.
SPECIAL TtItgrdm TO The Register.
WASHINGTON, d. D., March 25.-Con-
gresham Hogg has Secured n new board Of
pension surgeons, TO have headquarters at
Spencer, Roane county. He will recon-
mend three physicians, two Democrats and
one Republican, if q suitable Republican
can be found, as members. Drs. Talbot,
Crumlin and Corbin have been appointed
members Of similar board at Ritchie
Court House. Mr.. Hogg has secured in
creased appropriations for the Little Ka-
nawha aid Big Sandy. 7,------.--S-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

Better If be had neverlbeen born-besses
n In the first hour of bis life, instead o.
being laid agains. the wa,m bosom o. ma ma
terusl tenderness. he had been cofnned 10
senulchered. There is NO balm poweIiul
enougb 10 heal the heart OF one VINO nas
brought parents TO = sorrowfnl grave, and
Who wsndsrs about through the dismal
cemetery, rendiug the hair and .nnetng! p!
the hands, and crying: Mother Mother. !,
Oh. that to-day, by all the memories o.
the past, and by sll the hopes Of tne IS'
ture, you would yield your heart 70 oos. .
Nav your {sther's God and your mosnef
God be your God forever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

AsECoS D communication from ~ ustice"
in reply to ''PublieOla" is received. 1t Is
very long and sbsOrbs more space than Is
possible TO give it. Besides, thestatsment
Of Mr. JONES, President OF the Water
Board, in Saturdays REGISTER seemed to
cover the ground sufH GENTLY. Aud again,
Justice" and "PublicOla" have each had
q whsck at the other, leaving the hOnors
easy, aud at an excellent pOiut to quit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
Death Of Man with a Remarkable Gir

Death OF y Man With q hemarkaolo oh''
CLEVELAND, o., March 25.-Charles
Latimer, for many years chief engineer,
but lately consulting engineer Of the New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad, and
one of the leading spirits in the Intern
stional Institute for the Preserva-
tion of Weights and Measures, died
here this afternoon Of apoplexy.
Mr.. Latimer was in many respects
a remarkable man. He possessed the power
Of locating minerals or RAINING water be-
meath the earth's surface by simply walk
inc over them with forked witch hazel
tw;e in his hands. His power with the
.siyining rOdhsd been put to practical tests
in the location of valuable deposits Of coal
a. various places in Ohio. He was 81 years
Old
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
AN INSANE MURDERER
Shoots One Man and Runs Amuek In the
Town.

WATERLOO, NEB, March 25-A. W.
Allysworth, who lives in Council Bluffs,
10 "a, entered Todd's hotel and drawing a
revolver, pointed it at George Hill, at the
same time saying "What Is your lie
WORTH" Hill was about to reply when
Allysworth fired, the bullet passing through
Hills head Just above the eye, inficting
fatal wound. Allysworth then went out
on the street and began firing promiscu-
ously at everybody. Town Marshal John
Campbell then arrived, and, after calling
upon Allysworth to surrender, which he
refused 70 Do, discharged . double-barreled
shotgun st his bead, inaicting . fstal
wound. TnsMszshsl nazrexly escaped
being killed, bullet passing thronkf ms
coat and another through his rs. Allys-
worth Is supposed to have been< &ane.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
MILLS IMPROVING.
| His Condition Decidedly Better-origin OF
] Tha RnrnnFa.

His Condition Decidedly Better-Origtn oi
The Rumors.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Ths improve
ment in the condition Of Representative
Mills, Chairman of the Committee on
Ways and Means, which was noted yester-
day, has continued steadily to-day. bis
illness consists of severe cold accompan-
led by neuralgia headache. As Mr.. Mills
needed rest and quiet, and as members Of
Congress were constantly calling on him
to discuss tariff matters, his physicians
forbade any one seeing him last night
This fact pave rise to rumors Of an alarm
ing. though fortunately entirely unbound
ed character.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

THE SULTAN Of Morocco obstinately re-
fuses to give up the American citizen whom
he holds in prison. The proper thing TO
do, if We had navy, would bs to blow
Tangiers ialO kindling wood. As we have
no navy, how would it do to send BILL
CHASDLER over 10 talk MULEY HASsAN
70 deatk2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
AEatal Gas ErnlosIon.

Porrsy1LLE, PA, March a5.-A heavy
gas explosion occurred at Flowry Fields
eolliery, some four miles from this city,
last night The miners were changing .
shift when q spark from a lamp dropPss
into some scattered powder, igul'.ynsSi lysi1es
-ncnuulatiOn Of gas in ~ Z 5sss and Dsss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
Tp4 Great Council of women.

wAsuIxeroSt March 25:-Tee inter
national Council of Women OPenes the
afternoon With religious services Al
banyb,s Grand Opera House. The asssnd-
ance was large. Rev. Ada Y nT-'
Rev. Autoinette Brown Blackwell, hey'
Anna H. Shaw and Rev. Amanda Deyyo
oficiated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

CONGRESSMAN HOGG is doing effective
work for his constituents A new board
Of pension surgeons is to be established al
Spencer, and increased appropriations
have been secured for the Little kAns"hS
and Big Sandy rivers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
An Old Pensloner Suicides.

PARKERsBURG, W. Va, March "a
Thomas Berkhimer, an old pensioref o.
pleasant county, committed suicide oy
blowing the top of his head on Win 10 :
pistol. Berkhimer leaves q wife ana y
Children. He was believed to have Deen
Temporarily insane at the time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

CHAIRMAN THOs. V. COOPER Of the
Pennsylvania Republican State COMMITTEES
is having lively time in his fight for re-
election. CooPER is too much Of 3 BLAINE
man, it is claimed, and the bosses are set
ting up the delegation in the interests oi
DoN CAMERON. Hence the theorem.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
c,,rL,on NAV BE X, leased.

CHICAGO, March 25.-Chances arc !"
fayor of Clarkson being released 70 'n'
bua. President Spalding viii not rs
70 determine until the prsctiee Eswe -
Se south establish the quality On sno
p pitchers. IL they come up " hs
stions Clarkson will 30. IL NV
.bs held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

THE rsmes Of Ex-senator MACDONALD
Speaker CARLISLE, Postmaster General
Dickinson and Ex Senator THURMAN
are suggested for the vacant Justieeship'
It is a list of able men, any one Of whom
would adorn the Supreme bench.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

CAMERON and LINCOLN is the latest
Republican Presidential ticket CAMERON
il said to be a Senator from Pennsylvania,
and LINCOLN is the son Of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. 1t is well to identify such q
.iekat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
DARwIN,s THEORY
Copfirmsd by q Discovery Of q Harvard
Man.

CopfiTmed by Discovery OF q HarVaro
Man.
BOsrCS, March 25.-Dr. William s.
Bryant, q graduate of Harvard, 1884, has
made 8 discovery which will alter the
statements Of the anatomical text books.
II has been held that valves in the portal
vein are not found in human beings, the
Mortal vein being that which conveys the
Hood from the intestines to the liver.
DR.. Bryant has found that in the portal
vein of the greater number Of infants of q
few weeks old these valves do exist, but
they disappear in the adult. As these
valves were known to exist in some ami
mails, there lies here a degree of corrobors-
= tion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

SENATOR PAsco, of Florida, thinks that
Pes,id,nt CLEVELAND will certainly be
rs-pominated, and the Vice Presidential
nomination lies between GRAY, Of Indiana
and BLACK and STEPHENSON, Of Illinois.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
R.,Iaf for Ternaao sutEerers. s.

WASHINGTON. March 25.-Miss Clara
Barton, President of the American Red
Cross Society, and DIR. Hubbell, Field
agent have Just returned from Mt. Vernon,
Niss Barton rendered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
NEWS AND COMMENT.
IRE wEATHlKR.

eaSterly, followed by variable winds, warmer,
followed by colder, rain or snow, followed By
fair weather.
For Western Pennsylvania: Fresh TO brisk
eSSterty winds, warmer, snow or rain.