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sells at 81 l. per 100 pounds to-day, with
ouC-qUartcr of ! per cent duty. Several
essays have been made TO manufacture
ash in this country, but they have not
proven successful. believe that it would
be wise on the part of Congress to throw
OF the duty on all raw products'
Bat that would include iron ore" re-
marked the Tepcgter.
81 know it, was Mr. AttcIhury's quick
response. IL would be blessing for
northern manufacturers if iron ore were
admitted free. The tariff in this respect
has been = breeder Oi gigantic trusts. Take
those eyndjCates controlling the Lake
Superior ore fields. Why Just few years
ago they considered that they were making
a handsome profit when they sold ore at
IL 30 per ton. Now, with s. or St per
ton they are not satisfied They ae
making immense fortunes, and they are
doing it at the expense OF the country.
Just drop OIL the tariff from iron ore aud
thy will have To deal fairly. You can
buy ore ia Alabama to-day for - cents per
ton, hut then YOU have to cCutend with
high freight charges
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BAD WOMEN AND WHISKY
Cause "a Murder and Probably a LynchiuG
In Mcdowell

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following report al murder ~ 'he hea"
Of Turkey Gap Branch Of Elkhorn, Ne
Doweu copplv has ina, reached here
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'''.' "'.''' '''''
the locality Fei'I'e" - ''7 LOT 'on@ "'n'
borne quite ~ urs,Torg reputation, the
nriur nrtorl brinr bad whisky aud worse
.,..,., .,1..,.. ,,..,,,..I j., goll;,,,
"",",''' .''''''F ,',',' I'7',''
whisky "'S one nl,'ci ha"E@, ""' Is Huu
+ have bee" = Fs'i,ie..i oi 'Tay~'l ''nhiY'
Virginia, utaT,in" NoTih CaTollu" line' also
ChlS. Dunr.n, "ho iorn.riy !.Nrd M th''
tkanowh"l counly a"d "ho "a alleged I''i
on account "I having Nr'h eAs'E'l III
numerous rows OF ''''o"' azure.
HAWKS q 'ESeFy @'lI!'''H many '''' '''''
ac''f@' "htIe u ''hli,'".'l "'''"' ',''' W.
Her, up H""' J." VIZ" '"' '''i '' -
l. II. h"hSei'S, way " '.' i"g''' ,,-,'," ''""
hnaIly lcok mp nus ie'ld'h'" Win i''""S,
ana ID many "I i"' i"fI'', i''"h' '''
With his W!I1' duncan 'o"N lle ""uiiu
part Thing were h"i "S 'E'F ,'giii'H u
and Hawke soon orHan To IIat!'l WIN
Duncan. Lust saturday night ], l' shId
that Hawks ami ms VA" were 'i'HA'Nt
and gdaiFtlsoh'' duncan II - S''u p"
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THE INVALID DOOMED.
THE CROWN PRINCES MALADY SAID TO
BE CANCER
The Discoveries Of 2a American Newspaper Gas
at San Reno German Doctors 5Imn tha,
Il $ Can'tr-L.is Hanging
by a Thread

SAN RENO, March IT. {. Cawttrd.
who came on here from Florence three DAYS
ago, says: During my stay here have don,
all that could to get al the truth concern
ing the situation OF the Crown Prince.
The villa XIrio, where the Crown Prince
is residing, resembles a beleagucred fort
rc.s. A. the Villa al information concern
ing the condition of the Crown Prince he
yond the official bulletin, l. absolutely 70
fused. | have waited until could Obtain
absolutely authentic information corcem.
ing the Crown Princes condition. THIS
have from confidential. but at the same
time absolutely trustworthy source.
Tie Crown Prince will probably die
from his present trouble. Sir McrrII
Mackenzie does not yet giyrUp his patient.
but il is believed by those vino are equally
familiar with the case lhll he Is ropgn.
against hope, and that II has Income w.rn
him matter Of professional pridr and
reputation, 50 lhat he cannot afford to
give It up
The present trouble has undoubtedly
developed into cancer. This i the belief
OF the German physicians Within
week or more It Will ht made clear, even
to thns" who hope for the h,s', whcthrr
the Prince will i've or not should sav
from what have learned thl; thr chanrvs
are Giue t. one against tie Prince. ar
that there Is nD immediate prospect a.
alarming developments oi his d,>...r
through blood poisoning THIS is VIII { d.
no" feared. II blood poisoning btcomta
developed within week cr 50 = fatal 20
suit will RAPIDLY follow.
The talk about his malady being Pre-.
lonred through the year, and tht; the
German doctors are discussing the per.
loTmance Of an operation to be undertaken
next fall, is mere town gossip The Crown
Prince Is now hJyoring on the border lua
between lie aud death lie has sill
fair amount Of physical strength lie Is
able to dress himself and move about bis
room. With his finger upon the tube OF
his throat h" can talk, but he has nu ap
petite owing TO his being 50 much con.
fined. Tie has only been out ol doors ourr
during the last week and that was To ap
pear for 7 short time on a balcony
The danger of blood poisoning is ~ bear
that speculation is idle. His fate may be-
determined now At any time from day 10
day. one Of his physicians Is always with
him.
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SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
Charles Sargent for the Fountain Murder
Good Catch-Psrkersburg News.

Charles Sargent for the Fountain Murder
Good Catch-Parkersburg News.
Syoc.a. telegram to the Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA. March 2.-The
Jury this afternoon in the blanket dam
age suit between the Emricks and the
Housers brought in a verdict of one cent
damages.
To-day a mau from Logan. Ohio, came
here and identified George Perkins report
ed lastnight rs man wanted in Logan and
ether points tor various burslaries. Ad
vices received tonight are that Gov. Fora
Ser has made requisitlon upon Gov. VIII
son for hls return
To-day Charles Sargent was brought into
the Court room on lounge and sentenced
TO life Imprisonment for the Founta , mur-
der. Motions were made by his counsel
Tor a new trial, arrest OF judgment, etc .,
but were overruled. The case goes 10 the
Supreme Court OF Appeals.
Thomas Rector, OF this county, gradu-
ate OF Morgantown, and student for some
time at Johns Hopkins University. was
'A'AN ~ N'siN Al' 4islN Just lGNtlN-t. tIlt
pointment Oi Chief Oi staff of the Meteoro.
logical Department OF The Government of
the Argentine Republic, S1uth America.
He sails in q few days for his new home.
lie is quite young man, who. hy the
m.rcst accident wa9 TUNED 10 IN cdur.l-
,lonal career and he is elatei over his sue.
c,ss. Those who know him say it il an
excellent appointment
On the night Of the 2&d Of February
gang of men broke into the large store of
Walker " l.cydig at Salisbury. Somerset
county, Pennsylvania, and stole several
hundred dollars worth Of revolvcTs. rizors
Iewelry, dry goods, &c and large reward
was offered Tor their RreSt. Tonight Can't
James Meh,n, Chief of Police, Of this city.
with his corps, arrested seven men. who
are said TO be the night parties. Adviccs
from along the Blltimorc aud Ohio told
him to lool, out for the gang a. they had
been traced by the men who were robbed
to this ncighb0rhood The men are loaded
down with the booty II took a desperate
light and sharp work Ia get them, but they
nre Gagged and the men who want them no
titled. The capture is one of tie best ever
made in the State.
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STATE sol ECls.
Tn Count, C"urt- l'rcady informed "i
the Action of n" C"uS"ntinm.

Tn Count, C"urt- Already informed "i
Ihr N,lion Of n" Couy"ntinu.
Secretary cro1,:c Hook. Of the State Ia,r
Association. doc. not believe in losing ,,m"
when lhcf. j.. spm, good 10 be accomplish
I'd. II" has already h.d circuIara prjul.d.
Ivy ln'hori'y ot tn. officers Of the Immigra-
non h.soilt.va, aad -ioocd by President
r1udrn and Secretary Catcher calling
attention tu IT,. ,rdlreul,at the Couy,u-
lion gave h.z proposition 10 have a pcrma
ueut exhibition Of the woods, orc. coal.
coke, ct".. located at the slate Fair
Grounds in tbs city, and yesterday %
copy Of this circular was sent to the Frs
!rnts Of the County Courts thTourhou.
Tn" length aud breadth Of the State, fully
li,i.ing them ct what nab Deen dnu. tuf
urging their prompt aut hearty 'onnur
rene. ID the enterprise. The C.""t'
Courts are request j TO rn:orm 'ar-.'r
Fair A--n.,Ati5u o. a.. uI..r" o' t1r.. -
hlbit. and ia. am83a. Of spec. "a:rh
woali probably rlu.ri, ~o hat lifting
prep.r..,.ou- mr.h' nn ina..' t. Foce''" a"d
arrange ,>a,'I. sent
Nj Hook rEu aIap oneu e cc5rssp1Ld-
...... -.i,.. Governor wilson, with III" ul,..
....,,,s,...t OF securing the splendid col
r..,io.. q. -un.ra oi wood, prepared by
Robert .ru"s,. ipT the Centennial EGhibi
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THE BASE BALL MEN.


NA'tf ''N DlN'uNNSh ht-irthly hN tue League
Delegates.
New IoEB, March Base ball men
from all sections of the country filed into
the corridors and rooms adjoining Parlor F
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel today, to at
tend the meeting of the National League,
the meeting Of the Base Ball Scorers "A.
sociation and Base Ball Players Brother
hood.
Conspicuous among the the throng were
President A {. Spauldiug, Of Chicago; J
b. Day, OF New York; II. B. Phillips OF
Pitlsburg; J. Y, Brush OF indianapolis,
y II S=deD W. II COuaut, and j. b.
Billings, cl Boston. W. X Watkins, G..
NJ. Vail and c. II Smith, OF Detroit; Harry
Wright, of Philadelphia and Nick Young
and Messrs K II. aud Walter Hewett, OF
Washington.
About neon President YouBg, of the
League Committee, called the meeting to
order. The door of the pArlor was closed
and the mIgnates of b97e ball circlcs went
into executive session. The League Com
mjttee proper, will in all probability, con-
sumo the entire day over the reports OF the
,,,.tS ''',' q o.u1 Ho'',.,I,',
o-' ~ .'E 80 ',,' 81, ",' S'S,,
~, .,",,,t -.
,,l, w .j ,., '.,, -, -, ~. ,.h .rry' .rf -,
having one man behind the ht; and an
Other rt second base T. watch the play IN
;lr irIi that the League seems likely 10
..i-..,, g, tr,rI
tn, r,rort Of tbt S,h,irl, Committee
..roumrrl. sY lnlsrigpr,t to tho corsti-
trri,D prpyid,pr for no instead of 19G
.prn..- ~ nj present making IN, scores
.Ifrftnpn INSTEAD rr sixteen. 4 c,Dyars
showed that Chic3co VS. the only club on
p,srI t1 the proroSll. Itisalso proposed
fn h-yiu the season two ddys earlier than
last year and - conclude it on the date AS
I--G. viz October III It's not probable
tnts either New York or Boston will play
b. the schedule upon their Ie.i sclive
grounds uJl May.
A,t~r traasaoring regular husin,s the
league Committee viii give a hcarirg tn
the Committee OF the Players Brother
hood. Which consists OF M"ssrs. Ward,
HaU5Ou, EIogiheTs aud Irwin. They ar
anxious = have the clause in the contracts
which refers to salaries ait-red 50 that the
player cau EEye the amount stipulated.
As the ruat@ct now reads, no player can
yet more than - eco on his contract The
new contract drawn up hy the Brotherhood
also sass hat ~ player shall be signed toT
less than what he received the preyioas
season. Ifihs players give il to the - 900
limit clause this season, II will, they fear,
give the clubs a POINT to work ON ueNt sea-
son. Ga the other hand the League is
willing to have he S2,UGO clause stricken
out, hut the Association objects to Il. Be
tween the Association and the Brotherhood
the League is. therefore, in rather an EN-
bsrrlss,d position. II the matter clnnot
1a o,hrrw.sc settled it will be brought be
fore She Arbitration Committee, consisting
o. three members OF the League and three
OF the Association, tomorrow.
Among other important things the
League Committee will have to settle IL
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CARRIAGE BIDS.
Tho Committee on Health Studic. Them
and Defers Awarding Contracts

Tho Committee on Health studio. Them
and Drfers awarding Coufruct-
The Council Committee on Health, or
more properly, the Health Board, met at
the City Hall last evening, and devoted
halt gu hour TO the consideration of husi-
ucss relating TO the garbage contracts, the
crematory, and kindred matters The con
sderation of the garbage contracts took up
most of the time, but the bids were finally
deferred until future meeting to give
the committee and the City Solicitor time
to look over the present ordinance, and, if
possible. amend il in such way "a to give
the city more perfect control over the
matter, and insure better performance Of
the work by the contractors The geat
trouble with the present system Of working
is, not that the ordinance is not good
enough, but that its provisions are not
carried out. 1t il notorious that from
all parts Of the city there .s constant
shower Of complaints that the contractor,
do rot visit dwellings regularly, or that
they do not come at all, but although the
provisions Of the existing ordinance would
J seem TO he ample 10 regulate THIS lttlC
matter, this is not the case in reality THa
| ordinance is very spscil,' in making it the
| duty Of the police to report al cases Of
| future on the part OF contractors to prop
! rrly attead = their duties, and they are
obliged t0 gather evidence and prosecute
the eases in Police Court, but from one
cause and another, notably because the
evidence must, in great part be that Of
house wives, who would rather suffer the
Inconvenience and annoyance of having
the garbage lie uncoIected than appear
rs witnesses in Police Court. the system
does not work rs 1t should.
The collection of garbage cost, last year,
500" -. So iar there are now before ;hr
committee twenty seven bids pretty even
~ divided among the five districts into
which the city is divided. The avrrcsltr
Of the Lowest bids is considerably in ,Nc..s
Of wha was paid lls, year. aud il wa4 in
the ianr ni this situation OF affairs that the
commlt,o h.,!ftrd before making q final
award, iG The face o.! thu prsau. mS1tis-
factory situation The matter wts dis
cusssd "o0d whsle. bat uour ui ,EDs,
present were equal 10 sugrp.ln" Lass
which would cover the case, and the mat
ter WIS Laid over until 4 meeting G" be
held Thursday evening next, a. which the
City Solicitor will he asked 10 b. present
and all the committee with h.. aigIr'.
The committee then took up that !AmIl.
lar topic, the crematJry buildirg, md the
following report was read from McssI8. y
L Whitaker and John NJ Sweeney the
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THE TALLY SHEETS.
I Strong Witness for the Defense on
the stand.

g,s.iq' n lgrln, h,H, F..a,.r
C.,,.,,rr.s - N,..l, y W. Nm,
gN'''y Tue "y'ShdAhN a''..A 'ooN 'he
stand in the tally sheet trill this morning
and rehearsfd the office conversation with
NJ T,rco V-i,rsss sail H.. refused :,
,'u-..n ~ -. -, ..I..,.
,''N WIN '''''"'' 's "'''''.' Nv '''5 ''' "'','
been making statements '' th' press "hi'ii
tended 10 make il appear lha, witness was
the nryer ol the t.lIy sheet WI,Eess
,....r., l., Ut, a., ,,n. 4, Lin, ,,,5
'''"7'' Nv "'''','' - ''"" - '.''" ','''
then give the hleT'ie" 10 l!e pre-" ~ Hls
own light and FURNISHED to sml his state
-.,,,,s which b.l oIr..,Ir hoo, r,l,I;sb,d
', ',n', ., -,
nc "'''" "'' O''" 10 l''NS u'''' al" '''"
not want any second hand reporting
4 cross examination which PROMISES to
H., I,rcor1 ,,dio,, ,.-s b...rr orcr, ,or
',.,D ,,'''"
O'Clock. Inc State lT~t attempted 10 sho"
that the defendant was very intimate with
ard had great confidence in Mr.. Granville
during the time the G,.cudan, was Pros
ecyliug Attorney of this county In this
they only showed that Mr. Montgomery
vas too good for his own good, aui was
played for another sucker hy the unlreiing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03

ST. LOUIS, March , Word clmey from
Quiucy, H., where the situation is uu-
changed, that the strikers are kicking
ggIinst the conductors who have been run
ming engines. 4 report comes from Han
nibal, Mo, that seven engine Lave al
ready been sent to The shops for repairs,
their tIes having been burned ont by in
C0mpeteut engineers and fremen.
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no LONGER AN INFANT.
MauufIvturer Attyrbary Ciye- some -,
vidrd Views on tHs GIa~, Industry.

Manufacture Attvrbnr, Give, some DE
,idcd Views ou ,Hs Gla>, Industry.
FTTrsyUEG, March The reduction,
in the tariff schedule on glass contemplated
IN the new bill have an especial interest tc
Pittsburg, inasmuch a. the factories o
this city and the Wheeling district pracu
cauy control the gIlss production OF Amer
ica. In order to get an opinion on tn,
changes tsom representative standpoint
a reporter last nigh. called ON Nc. Thoma,
b A.terbu.y, OF Atterhury * Co, one o
the largest and oldest gla,s producing firm.
in this city. Mr.. Atserbury waa found at
his coy Tome on Ellsworth avenue. East
Fad.
"I have iu.t been looking over the pub.
lj.hed synopsis Of the Mills bill a7 tele-
g,aphed tcou Washington, said he. As
tar as I ylu nov Judge il will have nttlr
udgengg either way on the glass trade OF
this c0uutry. All that little influence viii
bg beneficial With regard % the plate
gls5 industry q greater ca. could have
been made, Tor In .a-. particular the sup.
ply OF domestic glass .# no. ,fu2. 20 the
d.wl.t. and "hage s en-. b.. se.urrl. our
glass IS always g.ysu the preference by
hurass N..- au- tsw 81, rrJdu"tIYa '-
eIvl. with tE- s,.Igd ra~..cI p'g', g. ..-
VA. uo, De lr.. - y.ar 60 w.,5 ~ even
w..l a more 7ve ...y cat In thy ,s'll
There Is no H,a.s E.." produced ru tas
q D. D.. 3
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NE,, YORK. March > The plan OF the
REORGANIZATION Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company hos progressed 50 lar
that another important step was consum-
mated today hy the election OF Mr.. NJ. T..
I'm llls as President. lie will continue n
that position after the reorganization Il
completed.
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An nrnraccdenteh Morrnr.

Nj. PLEASANT, NrH., March 2.-I.ast
night warrant WAS issued for the arrest
OF Homer Hart and Oliver 4. Hart
father and son, OF Lincoln township,
on a charge OF criminally a-1sultjng
Jessie Hart, the 5-year-olj daughter
Of Oliver. The case is unprecedented
in the criminal annals OF the country.
There is no question of the truth OF the
complaint which is made by the child's
mother When she protested, her monster
Of a husband threatened TO kill her if she
interieTed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03

NEW YORK, March 2.-The work Of re-
cruitlng engineers and liremen for the
places OF the strikers on the Caic1go, Bur
lington and Quincy Iailrca still pG-
gresses at I'll Broadway. About 100 men
a day have been engaged siuce Monday,
and the work win probably 20 on to NOR
row and the greater part Of next week.
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\ CYCLONE IN KANSAS.
Many HuildinG~ Wrecked In newton and
Two Persons Killed.

Two Persons Killed.
MENTION, KAs., March "A cyclone
passed over this place about o'clock last
evening. coming from the southwest It
only lasted few minutes, but it left be
hind trail Of debris which only too plain
Iv indicated its destructive force.
Two persons ale known TO hsye been
killed and 2 number are reported as in
iurci.
Thu Newton carriage works weTe almost
totally destroyed auG the loss on the build
ings and stock Is estimated at Sl3,0On. \
aumhrr of dwellings were wrecked, sud
many OF the inmates sustained serious m
iu~irs The Telegraph lines south OF the
. .tra:e all down. aud the Plar' itself WAS
chi cli fgom outside ielrgraph'c commnni'
cat.a until this morning. The total dam
10. to property in this city Is estimated st
Sru ruu
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ACTUAL BUSINESS SATISFACTORY FOR THE
SEASON
Dl. the Prospects il Some Branches Confused
aud C.ontci-Bra1ass oi tie Cyrauy Strained
By Treasury Absorption o!
Money The Tariff, Etc.

New YORK, March =. Following is Il.
q. Dun x Co. 5 review Of trade for the
wc,' ending March 3.
Actual business is satisfactory for the
season. Prospects are confused and un-
certain, in some directions promising, but
in other branches of large Importance de-
decidedly cloulcd The passage by the
House Of the bill authorizing bond pur-
chases wag designed TO remove the moue-
tary uncertainty, an influence which
Affects all trade and industry. Whether
the Senate will pass tho bill in ils present
form IL no, YET certlir, and Secretary Fair
child's report makes it questionable
whether the measure, il p. scd would
prove IN adequate reliance for preycn-
ti0n Of
TREASURY AU-cErIIUN a. MONEY.
But many thiak it would give full relief,
aad that impression gave hopelul.C>s 10
the stock narkr! fer one day. Lower prizes
Immediately followed, however, aud the
average decline for the week p,st seen
.I,c,,t ~ r.r shan
m. Westrrn r,ilr,,j wars and stril,.
co,,tinur +, ,}is,urL hY.,ra.s
nac,p.a ,T o. emf L- C,r,Aian Iinra tLa
E,...rn .r,rl- ro,Js ,proruca , r..
lr,fion or In r.r cont ~, go, and
,,.st bn,rd rnt.s N,rcb : and
,ffor,, :, s.ttIc ,ba Wnst,rn ,Yor
,,.ra d,t,ot.d an Tbrr.l,v nv the
=. p,rI OIL, ,',r,i.l r,,.;,.,I ~ ,roti,
,n,,r;,,,;!,,, r,,',I,' I,, Loo,, ~
aimed. At prf ya,,ipg rate business is
no, 20 profit .ble that the companyIis impa-
tent While earnings of IGilrolds con-
tInue tl show that q large uulntitv of
freight for In. season j. in motion. the
rottg ,re dr,npipr and ,yD,rses an many
lin, i,,~,.,'ir, Tho piprsyI,,ni, al
,..,,,..,d ,y,..'g ~, ,,as,or, Tr,, tar nor
r,r,
An 'H'""'ANI CAUSE "' 'N'EN' Mn -
IN many branches OF trade Is the mo7ement
to change the aylil, Whcthu the pro
p sea 'IAAE'' are deemed dssItibItnr not
''''e "''' '"5uN mem l'I"?"ole are 10, 'u''
~, '''' iI'' ' ,'5'' ""I,''e.' % s'"''o''S,
,li ne "''' .',''Ll''' "a "!i inu,F,''y w"".u
'.I' 3 So So many i1, .i,,,,T'i.'9 anu r''nIIl' VI
'''H, 49, ',''' ''';'' ',,''o'7' ''' oi'T "
;nG".nra tr,nS,c,inrs y'hiIe !, rs,na;r.
n-rling II r,n,. ,t = ticn yyber fn,
no nthsr reason thcrc i. Hesitation in mos,
Of IN, br,nchp, chiefly conr.r. / and in.
craas., tLnt Ie.;,It;I, II - nb,,,,,.T;st,c
or n,ony tT,jas ~ ,,ra.sn, ,h,t nHrcb,css
and onprgtions olr f,r one reo.,r or an
other limited n ,reseut necessities
:. ~. r., =, .,...,. Ii,
.t, ~, tHe "oos al,,' 'e t'%ts, ''',n lS
"."'. ,' p eN,ypt'o'',! s,o's,'o'? ,,,,,.
, ~. La
'"" ,4,."', q, ;s' -. ."e 'ot,"ns t,;, 'il1
.i, s'', " .-'.! ~ az '",,u T."
Gu''Su',S i",E' or T,,''nS 80 III ' we pas ~
og e r"s,s % c0Li, % ,;ons %UeS '"T dDrsa nc@
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March MIR
Mckinley, of Ohio, secured unanimous
consent to have printed in the Rrrori a
memorial sigued by gIp ,sblowers, protest.
ing against a reduction of duty on imported
window glas5, as proposed by the Mills
tariff bill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03
TARIFF DEBATES.
4 Good Plan and Oac That should BE
Generally Followed.

Generally Followed.
CLAEEsEJEG, W. VA, Mach /.
IL t'. Ejtlr fHs E,gls.sr.
STE.-At the Custer School house in
Harrison county, on last Wednesday night,
the great tariff question was debated. The
question was stated thus. "Does President
CIeveland's message define the true tarin
policy for the country" Affirmative,
y. Banks and II A. Rebrook; negative,
VI C. HINES, president Of the Republican
Club at Ci5rksburg, William Gordon aud
: Hun The question WAS decided uuani-
mOusly IN favor OF the affirmative. y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-03

READING, Pa, March 2l-Up to this
evening no order Ia. been received in this
city directing the Bro therhcol oil En-
g,ueers and FiremeD, who took the places
Of the striking X. Of l.. men, to quit
work