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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
PATIENT SUFFERINGS.
DR. MACKENZIE IALKS ABOUT HIS iYPER'
IAL PATIENT
Al Heroic Example Of Stern Endurance Under
PliH-Tho Sex Emperor AL That Could be
Desired as a Pa.itll-Iia Reta1s
Cyurags-M5re Of B0U.aager.

LONDON, May 1.-THE PdN NdH Gazette
has the following account OF an interview
at Charlottenburg Castle between Mr..
Stead and Dr. Mackenzie: Mr.. Stead was
received by the doctor in large white
room in the centre of the castle. The
apartment had three bay windows and
three doors Several diagrams of the EN-
peror's head were on the walls and on a
table were sketches of a canulas and num-
her OF books, including Arnold's Essays
on Criticism
Dr. Mackenzie locked more anxious and
showed traces of the long vigils he has
maintained in his attendance upon the En-
peror. Daring the interview be was re-
prttedly summoned to tine EmpcrGT'S
room by an electric bell. He stated 10 Mr.
Stead that his patient is all that could he
desired IN the way Of temper, patience and
uheerluIneSs. He is obedIent and trustful
and ~ we'll dispOsitloned ~ " child. He
bears pain bravcy ani does not indulge IN
needless worrying. The rumOrs that he
had asked the Chaplain 20 pray for his IL
lease from hi4 sulferings and that he longtd
for death was untrue.
at il by no means certain" said the
Doctor, THAT he has made up his mind
that he is dying. lie does rot suffer from
the c.tuuii, although inflammation and the
slOughlng away OF portions OF dead Cart
lage cause him inconvenience. The reports
Of u bad odor prevailing the sick room are
a gross exaggeraticn. Until His Msiesty's
recent severe attack OF illness, he sat at
the table at meal times with his family
and went about and he did not discom-
mode anyone.
The Doctor said that if the Emperor
strength improved he hoped he could he
removed shortly to P1ttsdam. The En-
peror is in the habit of mind common TO
all ChrOnics who alternate between the
belief that they will live Il couple Of years
when they mentally plan for the future,
and the fear tha. all will be over with him
in few days. Although apparently
robust his Majesty has not mnch recuper
atiye power. AID this circumstance would
have rendered fatal the operation proposed
in May Of last year. Dr.. Mackenzie eali
in conclusion: The Emperor T. certainly
suffering from pefIchondrlt,s which, with
disease OF the cartilages, i very dangerous
though not necessarily fatal II he al-n
has cancer, that will necessarily prove fatal
sooner or LATER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
TARIFF DEBATE.
Hatch Makes "a Radical speech Against
Protection.

Hatch Makes 81 Radical SpctCh Against
Protection.
WASHINGTON, d. c, May 1.-THE
House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the tariff hill, and was addressed by
Mr. Hatch, Of Missouri. lie said that he
would ne Garclict in his duty to the
people, faithlcss TO his constituents and
disIoyal to the agricultural inter
es,s of the country if he neglected
to speaE earnestly and plainly in what he
corsidereda a legislative crisis in the history
OF the country. tie extollcd the industry
Of agriculture As the most hon
cradle occupation otmcn, and be CCntcnded
that that industry hai borug more than its
lust share OF the burdens Of the govern
ment.
No svatem OF taxation could he devised
70 benefit one class of people that would
no, bear with harshuess on some other
class The protective tariff mad injured
10 lac beuvht Ut the manufacturers alone,
and the FARMERS and the consuming
uas=es had no shares in those benefits. \
ttN that enriched the manufactures i'm
puver,shsd the farmers, aud the claim
mlap ~ The pTotecUonists. that the tariff
duty did not increase the cost Of su article
here, he regarded as 100 ridiculous to dis
cu.a. lie Wa opposed to the present sys-
tenn Of protection, and h2 regretted that
the pending hill preserved every single
feature OF That system. The measure was
lupIy proposition Of modification
and reduction Il did not touch the prln-
cip's involved in ,he Morrill, tariff act.
lie wished that there WAS bill before the
House based on a principle of equality and
fairness broader and deeper than was
involved in the pending proposition.
II the Mills bill wag not passed by
tuia committee the voice Of the peU-
pie sweeping throughout the length
ard breadth OF tie hnd would
place membership in the 5lSt Congress
that would take the protective system and
instead of rtdurjy. i rs was now proposed,
would bring it down to point when ii
would DO equal and exact Justice to all the
Interests OF the country.
Mr.. Symes, OF Colorado, spoke in oppo-
4jtian to the hill, after which the commit
lee rose aud the House ariOurned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
Cnn.nmntinn Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy aud per
manent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh. Asthma and all Throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive a"'
radical cure tor Nervous Debility and
al Nervous Complaints, after having
tested it wonderful curative P"%T,i'
in thousand. OF cases. has frt 1t hi- duty
TO make it known 10 hi. suffering fellows
Ac.uoted t,tn by thi- motive and des,rrto re.
i;eve hnman suffering, / will send free OF
nb,r,a ~ all whod.-,r il. this recipe, IN
German. French or Engl,-h, with fnll dl.
r@ctions st iT.' for preparing and using. Sent by
eoi he addressing with stamp, naming
.bis i napcr ". 4. NoYEs, li9 Por1''
pL,,l Eg,B.>icr, " J.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
Washington Not"S.

Mr.. Vest offered q resolution in the SEN
ate !or the investigation OF the beel trust
The President ha3 appointed John W.
Brewing to he melter Of mint at Denver
Colorado.
Tie re4olntion to extend the tariff debate
upnl Suurday WAS carried in the House
yesterday.
No action has been taken ny the maiori-
tv of the Ways ard Means Committee on
the proposed amendments to the tariff bill.
Butterworth Tuesday, Randall Wednes-
dav. Breckenridge OF Arkansas Thursday,
M,Kgulcy and Bgsckrrridce OF Kentucky
Friday, and Reed and Carlisle saturday,
will he the principal speakers on the tarti
I,ll tbi. week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15

..-....- .. Nalrr.ag county Ohio.
-...-. .-.I.r- gn...aut. and d-,.Ar,
@-r.-. JOHN % ...s ta- e.1ud p'at'.
...... .-.-ss-r, t1 tH- National Re
.-..s. G. as.auou. f1w New York city
ae" ".- IH. Democratic delegates
....- n.....f
- .a.-a,t county conventions have
a.n-. u..G h..I, showing Blaine
rs. ..... TGdsa G-,-ham, and
N-..-i w..uour opposition.
E.. .....a- G,i gtes TO The Chicago
......... .t.l k-.r ngau house aud on-
.... .-.Hy IwH cg~ IS ot wine viii
.a- l4H.d Is.r,-hmeut
. Cleveland. o.. DEMOCRATS selected
.-... .~. Louis, on Saturday, whom
. rr...rrj Esr Cleveland.
..-... S.r. chosen by tde RapuhlI.
.... districts ,u New lu:& state,
-r...... seven n. Hh,cu instructed ioT
.nH $50 Tor D=pew.
'r....u y S.. senator HIsCork g
"t. delegate 60 Chicago, Francis
.-..- ."s- within a lew votes oi be-
.>-..t ns EEsor White, o. the SYM
a0 ayawtd E.Iine man.
.. ..'o. On the Tennessee Congen-
Tasm ,EH. Mcconnell li@,
....-..- ~. No e,u,t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
Trying to Buy Delehanty.

Yesterdays Pittsburg Dispatch says;
One day last week Manager Phillips met
the manager of the Wheeling team and
asked him what he would take for the re-
lease of Delehanty, the Wheeling second
boseman, who is cOrking hitter. He
was informed that DelshauEy WAS not for
sale, but it seems that after going home
the Wheeling directors met and decided TO
fix a price on Delehsnty. Yesterday
Manager Phillips received letter from
the Wheeling officials in which he was in
formed that he could secure Delehanty's
release for t. 300 Accompanying the
letter was a telegram asking for an imme-
diats answer Il seems that both had been
received st the hotel during Phillips sb-
senCe in the East He made no answer, AZ
he said the management was not prepared
10 pay that much money for player who
has never faced the League pitchers, and
who may not he able to play position in
the outfield. Two or three clubs are after
Delchanty, and have offered biz money for
his release. The chances are that come of
them will get him before many days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
TRAMPS' FATAL WORK
Causes Terrible Accident-Two Men and
Oue Woman Killed.

oue woman Killed.
DENVER, Col, May l4.-Later advices
from Fountain, the scene Of the Santa Fe
railroad accident, state that train No. :,
known as the "Thunderbcl:, ," arrived at
Fountain at 2:ll a III. ard had only been
standing q few minutes, when cabocse
and some ears, the brakes Of which had got
loose in some way, ran down from a side
track and struck the train with terrific
force. One car was loaded with naptha,
which exploded, throwing the oil over
everything and setting the train on fire
The trainmen showed the uniDjured cars
back from the wreck and were trying to
save the depot, when it was discovered that
two cars were standing on the main track
that were not wrecked. The Learcst one
was burning and was tagged powder
Shortly atterwaId the car exploded, com.
plrtely dcmolishing the depot several
dwellings and number of ears. OIeGwell-
iNg and the depot we're consumed. Three
p-rsars-One woman and two men-were
killed by the explosion, and some twelve
or fifteen persons were wounded none very
seriously. There il hole in the ground
where the car stood, about thirty feet in
diameter aud fifteen feet deep. Two cars
were burned and sixteen, together with the
Locomotive were more or lcgs wrecked. II
is supposed that tramps let OIL the brakes
from the car
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
FIENDISH WORK.
\ Reading Train Wrecked by Stone in a
Frog.

\ Heading Train Wrecked by IA Stone in a
Frog
READING, PA, May li.-SOme lend-
sh person evidently one who had terri
BILE grndge either against the Reading Rail
rcai Company, or some OF it's train run
rers wrecked a train at au early hour this
morning near Shenandoah. A stone was
firmly wedged into frog At Moss Greek.
At $50 a fast freight, consisting Of an en-
ginc and two cars came along at the speed
OF twenty miles an hour. When the Ell
eine struck the frog it bounded up and
oil the track and plunged headlOng down
twenty foot embankment, and was fol
lowed by two cars. Eugineer James
Houghton, of MahonOy City, wac scalded
aud crushed to death in his cab. Fireman
Juhu Welsh, Of Mahonoy City, was badly
sclldcd; had hi7 leg cnt off and arm
broken and Iuay not live. Francis Nc
Cam, one OF the brakeman, WAS also very
badly injured. The engine and cars were
completely wrecked. There is no clue to
the perpetrators of this diabOlical deed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15

DAYTON, O, May li.-Politiciaus are
already arriving for the Democratic State
Convention which meets on Tuesday, Cen
Ben Lefrver is working in the interest OF
Calvin 5. Bryce for delegate-at-large to the
St. Louis Convention. 1t seems to be de-
cided that there will be no temporary or
gau,zatiou, aud the names Ct John Nc
Sweeney, of Wooster, and Congressman
Cultivate are talked OF for chairman OF
the convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
ENGLAND'S WEAKNESS.
wol,Icy Insists That She /, >ot IN - rT"pe
state ui Defense.

woI,Icy Insists That She /, >ot IN - Proper
state al Defense.
LONDON, May li.-The Iiouse OF Lorda
this evening wa1 crowded with people
who desired to hear Lord Wolslcy's de
tense. The peer and pceresses galleries
were filled.
Lord Wolsley said he could rot see how
an unpreiudiced person could construe
his remarks into an attack upon the
government. He felt that he could
not honestly asSail the govern
ment for Eesliaence toward the army
and navy. In tie position, which he &C.
cupitd n the administration of the army,
he could not fail TO be fully aware ot what
Mr. Stanhope mad done and was doing to
render the army efficient.
The banquet speech referred, he sad,
no more than he had in his evidence before
the commission of inqllry. He still AT
hrred 10 that evidence, word for word, and
had nothing t. withdraw; ~ long a. the
navy was a. weak a. i was now
the army could not hold its own,
dispersed ~ It was, ail over the world.
The drlrnrcs al home aud abroad wrre IN
bad condition. The military forces were
not Organized a. they -houId be-. They
did not guarantee even the raie-
y of the capitol He did
not want to create a panic, bat he man
tained that the condition Of the country
was such that ifa force of 1000 men
succeeded IN eit-cling landing and were
properly handled there was no reason why
they might not take possession oi The
country.
He made this statement with full aP-
probation of his Responsibility. II" hal
been tempted to resign on Saturday alter
reading what Lord Salisbury had rald
Lord Salisbury held that his strlc,lre1
upon Lord Wolsley 'sstatement NJ recent
dinner were fnlly warranted. At THE sAme
time he pted Lord WoIsley y'si-Ivo"aI
of any intention to attack the government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
4 sawyer's Horrible Death.

HARRISBURG, VA, May II Frank
MAJ while working near Port Republic,
was 90 Saturday caught by the saw which
cut of his left leg at the thigh, entered his
side and cut his bowels, liver and lungs to
pieces and forcing the heart from the LETT to
the right side. He lived fourteen hours
and suffered intense thirst. The water be
drank flowed ont at the wound IN his slde'
He was conscious to the last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
FULI.EEs CASE.
40 Action 10y the senate Committee on th
Nomination.

No Action 10y the senate Committee on the
Nomination.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Senate
Committee upon the Judiciary did nothing
unon the nnmiu,tlou OF Melville ". Fuller
rxrept TO postpone action upon It till next
Monday la fact It mas not yet done any
thir., n all with it. the report that 1t was
referred ia p subcommittee being Prcma-
trre. 4 motion to refer il was made last
Monday hy 5. uatur Ingalls, buta desuItory
discussion followed, during which the
hour tor the assembling Of the Senate ar
rived. and the committee adjourned with
ont action. some members OF the committee
bringing away the impression that 1t had
.hs..p rsfqrrcl to q Subcommittee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
Wea.y Mhcat salo. n DmInth.

DULUTH, MINI, May l4-FUr.h,c de
yrlopweutS in the wheat situation in
Duluth last ~ceI, nave been ct an unusual
L. interesting and important character
and pulutu sry,us 10 BE- attracting mora
attention than ever before This is due
to the fact that the prospects ot winter
wheat me ponr and DrlUth. with ever
g.OU0, COO hE7hel, IN store, has nearly oue-
,hird al the visible supply OF the country.
The il=t week representatives, OF q half
dozen leading New YORK exporting lims
have been hrr,, and il i5 reported that ali
or nearly pl, have been buying wheat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
Notes.

The Mansfield CInh OF the Tri-State
League has made an oll.r tor young Nichol
son, the promising player of the s.. Louis
Western team. The majority Of the As7o-
cation clubs have waived their claims, and
it is nov probable that Won der Abe will
release him. Chris IL making big mis-
take, a. young Nicholson is much super
ior player to McGarr tho present second
basemau Of the Browns. McGlrr made
several very faulty plays in the recent
series, and he il decided weak on thrown
ball5.-Cm. Cam. GdzOt,.
TIE Columbus journal says Wheeling
has played two games abroad and got no
home runs. We have heard the journal
hlow about being q base ball paper, but it
certainly gets incomplete news, or leaves
part out ON purpose.
The battery Sunday for the Shamrocks
was Quinn and MahOney instead Of Dow
cncr and Mahoney as in Yesterdays issue.
Doyencr was to pitch on Saturday, but the
game was not played on account OF rain.
II il not the frst time Wheeling ha
been treated IN n dscOurieOus manner at
NAu''uHhg'
Nicholson has been released by st.
LouG.
Wheeling always did play in tough luck
at Sandusky. it seems ~ II the SaDdu7ky
people have it in for the Wheeling boys.
Well, that WAS dirty spite work to have
Manager Ruckenbergcr arrested. That Is
certainly poor way to get revenge. When
Sandu,ky comes 20 Wheeling We will show
them how decent people treat strangers
II Buck woud only take that man kutter
ont aud take twenty-three dollars worth
by licking him we would all feel salts
fled and happy.
The Oaks will feel some what crippled,
ny the loss of their able first baseman,
Chas. Hustead. But this will not stop
the game On Wednesday, with the Silver
Leaves
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
ChrnnIc Cnnghs md Colds

And all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
can be cured by the nse Of SCoTT5 EMl l.,
SION, az it contains the healing virtues oi
Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphltes IN 'heir
fullest form. Is a besutilul creamy Emui
son. palatsble as milk, easiIy diEesteu'
and can be taken by the most deilcaF ,'l',
please read: u consider Scott Emulsion
the remedy par-excslIence in IubeFeuI a
nd StTnm6ns A Affections, TO say nothing OF
ordinary colds aud throat troubles. ~
r. s. CoNSELL, N. D., Manchester ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
nnnhnrfnIEnres.

" d. Hovt y Co, Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: we nave
h,cn selling Or. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Filters and BuckIen's ArnlcS
Salve for two years. Have lever handed
remedies that sell so well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases OF pro
nounysd consumption have been entirely
cured hv use ofa few bottles OF DIR. King $
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them al'
ways. Jold by Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
Brsce Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor, YOU are bothered with Headache,
vou are hdgety, nervous, and generally out
Of sorts, and want to brace MP. Brace up,
hut no, with stimulants, spring medicines,
nr hi,,ers. which have for their basis very
rbe,p, bad whisky, and which stimulate
v,r for an hour, ana then leave you IN
ynrse condition than before. What You
cant is an alternative that will purify your
bIo,d start healthy action of Liver and
Eidueys. restore your vitality, and give
rsnewed health and strength. Such a
Medicine YOU will find in Electric Bltterssr
and only 50 cents bottle at Logan q TO- 2
Drug Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
Was lie Murdered >

EAST LIyIBrooL, o, May lit Is
now generally believed that Oscar Hill,
whose mangled body was found lying
alongside the Clev lard aud Pittshurg
track yesterday morning, met with foul
p ay. A physician who examined the body
slys that 10 receive those injuries the body
must have lain across the track. Hill',
gold watch and chain are gone His pock
cts were r.il"d aud one was torn out alto
lrrIpLr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
Pension. for West virsi"lsus.


WAsurN0ruS, May 4.-PeuSions have
been issued to West Virginia applicants a.
follows: Oliver 3. Hunt, Walton; Oliver
p. JohHe, Morgantown; John W. StarHey,
R5binsou'z Mills; Philip Norman, Bogs7;
John W. Henry, WyOma; Francis Jarvis,
Pe7tonia; John r. ThaNton, Young $
Mills; Lucy NJ. eddy, HarPer's Ferry;
George Eorror, Sis.onsyillp; Nelson c. Ca
z,d Wyandutte; ThomaE J. Cattrell,
CIarEsburg, James C. SUmmers, Charles
ton: Allen II. PHuley; Rome; Wm Mnr-
Dbv, % Perryyille, Ifad Garrison, Wick;
Tchn /. RuSsel, Cairo; Peter BArtrug, Bur
ron. John Dillon, Hamlin; Balls Cooper,
Winifred. Sidney Mortified, Riyesyil'e;
Point Tonev, Char'estown; Henry Eulo~,
Market. Lewis McFee, Burning Springs;
Norman Tphold, Hazsltou; Wesley Chau
mel Grafton; John T. Reese, Lazearville;
Thos. McComb, Buffalo; Calvin Bumgar'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
DENIED

Tha supreme Court Refuses ORA" h""gh'
Melton for Rehearing
WASHINGTON, May 1i--Tbe Supreme
Court to-day denied the application Tor
reatarirg OF the telephone case. The M
pric,tion Wa made by the Peoples and
Overland telephone companies, who claim
that D.awh,ugh and not Bill was the first
inventor OF the telephone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
BASE BALL.
Yesterdays Game at Sandu,ky- Other
Raze Ball Matters.

Yesterdays Game at SaudusI,y thur
Base BAH Matters.
Special T.lsqam 10 Gtr Rsgltcr.
SANDrsRY, o, May II. Wheeling lost
to day through bad luck. Van SAINT was
hurt and Lemons went to second in the
fourth inning, Delahanty going TO third
Lemons played a fine game. Stephans
made another long drive, but the ball hit
tree and he was thrown out at home
Stencil was on second in the eighth and
scored on hit by Morrison, but
was called out for interfering with
Hewer. The weather was very bad
for ball playing Snow fell Just before the
game was called. Delahanty made several
high throws from third that were costly.
Ruetter, Fridays umpire, was urged by
several of the Sandusky directors to have
Manager Buckenherger srTestel tonight,
and after the game he was taken before the
Mnyor and fined twenty dollars, and three
dollars and sixty cents costs, for ming a
legged threatening aud abusive Language.
II was case Of spite for protestiug Ir-
days game. Umpire louag did well
He is fine umpire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
nnIhKmobber., Case. Appea oI

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Ma 1.-THE cases
ct the four Bald Kuobher-, David Walker
Vim. Walker, John Matthews and Wiley
Matthews, sentenced to hugat Ozark next
Friday for the astromous murder Of VIM.
Eiers and Cnos. Green, have been ap-
pealed to the State supreme Court wH@ro
their attorneys hope To get the judgment
reversed. ev3luminous transcripts, con
tanning three hundred and fifteen thous'
and words, were completed by the cle!k
audtorwarird Saturday night. A decision
is not expected until some time next iail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
Good ResnIts IN Eyery Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many reme-
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. did so and was entireiy cured
Inv use of few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
a,nerieuce of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery
Trial bottles free at LOgsn & Co.'S Drug
store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
Consumption surely Cured.

Please inform your readers that have
rositiye remedy for the above named dis
sa.e Ry It's timely use thousands OF hope
less cases have been permanently cured.
I shall lie glad to send two bottles Of
NV remedy FREE TO any Of your read
erswho have consumption il they will send
me their Express and p. o. address.
Respectfully,
r. A. SLOCUH, NJ. c.,
Isl Pearl St, New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15

PITTsBUEG, May 1i.-Cars have become
30 scarce on the L. 4; o. road that several
of the coal mines were shut dow to-day.
1t is reported that there are between two
and three miles of cars loaded with coal
that are side tracked at gainesville wait
ing the arrival of ships to be unlOaded.
Last week there was unusual activity at
the mines along the Ioughiogheny river.