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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
JAMES REDPAra Is dying.
HOFNIANN's CASE.

ihe Youthful Pianist Suffering from Face
Paralysis.
New YORK, January 3O.-Nayor Hewitt
said yesterday tina! in consequence OF the
letter addressed to him by Mr.. Gerry, in
regard toyOung Josef Hofmann, he had re-
Puested Nr. Abbey to bring the boy to his
ohce at Mr.. Ahbey's earliest convenience.
Mr.. Gerry said last night: ~ was in
formed by reputable physician that he
n"n detected in the boys face symptoms
o. iaelal paralysis. Other persons whom l
Auo" 10 be trustworthy, tell me that Hof-
IlAnn nervous system and general health
are already impaired by Oyerwork. In
S we" oi these facts, it was the duty of the
9StIety SS2' 70 bring the case before the Mayor.
: rue Nc decision OF the matter rests, of course,
with the Mayor alone"
-, InIs case Is similar In that of vounO
IueOdora DecOsta, who had a natural
SSpIsho voice, which bade fair to rival
nI1 StIl 8 But the girl was worked TO death
%Ii.e "f.L mere child, in spite of the efforts
., the Society, and now, at Is, her voice i
quite gone" ' 'O''' =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
THE STORMS FURY.
Fifteen Carloads OF Cattle Frozen to
Death


Death.
NEW YORK, January 30.-A Rochester
special says: Yesterday an idea of the
fury of the three days blizzard was obtain
ed. On the New York Central road be-
tween Buffalo and Syracuse, there was
several stock trains when the storm came
on. An effort was made 20 run them to
point, where the stock could be sheltered,
but IN spite of all Efforts nearly Is car
loads Of cattle and hogs destined for Bos-
ton and New York, were frozen to death
near Palmyra, and several car loads at
other points. Reports from ten railways
in this locality show that all will be in
operation to-day. Snow plOughs were
running all day yesterday on the various
tines. The storm has entirely subsided.
A Dispatch from New York City says:
TIE fury of the storms which swept the
railroads OF Northern and Eastern New
York with snow, was not spent until Sat
urdsy afternoon, but the railroads. up to
that time, completely at their mercy, be-
gan vigorous fight against the drifts
which ended in complete victory. Un-
less more no snow falls to-day the block
ade of New York by snow, Dlay I've said to
have ended
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
FOR WEST VIRGINIANS.
senator Kenna's Speech ON the Tsrin.
Personal Notes.
S.x.I.J gLl.x-... O.. AZ p<oIa3x

Senator Kenna's Speech on the Tsrin.
Personal Notes.
Special TkisCram 10 DN R<otsv.
WASHINGTON, January 20 Senator
Kenna has not yet completed the prspars-
ton OF his speech On the tariff, 10 answer
to Senator Sherman, and does not know
when he will he able 10 deliver IT. He
hopes to have it ready by Thursday.
Congressman Hogg. Of West Virgins, In
troduced two bills in the House this After
noon. One Of them provides tor the re-
moval Of the marine hospital station from
Gallipolis, Ohio, 10 Pt. Pleasant, W. Va
The other IL bill providing for the sp-
preparation of $50, 900 for the erection Of o
monument at Pt. Pleasant, commemorative
Of the vslor of the soldiers and sailors,
who fell in the battle of Point Pleasant in
1774.
Hon. Randolph Stalnaker, Of Wheeling.
is here ON business. Captain George W.
Fiagler, of Charleston, IL 10 sppear before
the House Postal Committee in regard 70
proposed changes IN the compensation Of
certain Postmasters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

visit. and While at the house be was arrest st
ed by the Mccoy boys. The penalty lor
the offense of carrying concealed weapons
in Kentucky was fifty dollars line ana
thirty days in jail
TO SAVE HER LOVER.
The daughter resolved, if possible, 10
have her lover liberated, and prevent ms
incarceration. During the nlgnt sne
sIinned ont of the house, went to the sta,
HE and mounted a horse, and galloPeu
bareback over the mountain to Elias hat
f;sId,s an uncle Of JObnson's, and noti-
f;ad him of what occurred at her nome.
The ,,ucle hastily summoned posse OF ms
friend, end neighbora, and set out 10 in-
tercept the McCoy's with their
nrisoI or ON their way to Pike
willie. where the Jail was located
The Iatfield's concealed themselves along
the road, and when the MeCoys came
aIonp they commanded them to halt. at
the same lime covering them with their
rinles. They then demanded their surren.
der and the release of johnson. VI
course they had to comply.
Afterthis peace reigued until 1SS2, when
the two opposing factions met on election
day at Blackberry creek, IN ketucky: Ihe
McCove copspired to assassinate Ellison
Hatfield, a magistrate Of Logan county,
who was upon the ground. They
set upon him, stahbing him 80 that
he died within six days from his wounds
The McCoys were at once arrested. Inc
next morning, while on the road, they
were oyertaken by the Hathelds and their
friends, who took them away from the
officers and carried them over into Logan
county, W. Va TO await the result OF Ei-
lison Hatfeld's wounds. On Tuesday
evening following Ellison died. Wednes-
dsy morning his friends and relatives
buried him, and that afternoon sent ior
the
MOTHER AND WIVES
of the McCoys to bid her sons and their
husbands goodbye. They then ordered
all spectators of the ground and allowed
no one to pass the picket line.
About eight o'clock that evening they
brought the McCoys down the creek and
crossed the Tug river in push boat to the
Kentucky side.
Then the three men were tied TO paw
paw bush, and at a given signal the guns
of their executioners cracked, riddllng
them with bullets. 1t now became war In
earnest, and each side prepared themselves
with repeating rifles and navy revolyers,
and wherever they went they carried their
guns and pistols.
The gentleman who gave this informa-
ton is thoroughly acquainted with the
country and people and lived in Logan
county for four years. The reason he gives
why the authorities of West Virginia and
Kentucky have neglected and refused to
enforce the law and stop this vendetta Is
the knowledge and positive assurance they
have of the utter impOssibility OF
taking these people. With q mo-
ment's warning they would assemble IN
the fastness of the mountains or along the
rocky cliffs of the river, and with their rifles
bid defiance to regiment of soldiers. The
place where this trouble exists is eighty
five miles from a railroad, and no wagon
road is within less than twenty-five miles.
The only way to get to them is along the
banks and bed of the stream.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
THE COUNTRY SHAKEN
by Dynamite Explosion In Newport Har'
bor-siistaksn sn for an Earthquake.

by Dynamite Explosion In Newport Har
bor--Biistaksn for an Earthquake.
Boston, January 30 A special dispatch
from Providence says that city, Bristol,
Warren, East Greenwich and other bay
side towns were badly shaken up last night
by a dynamite explosion in Newport har-
Dor. In many places the shock resembled
an earthquake and reports from various
points speak of il az a genuine earthquake,
the cause not being generally known. No
other cause for this shock was known here
until to-day, when it was learned that in
Newport harbor efforts we're being made TO
clear the harbor OF the unparalleled ice
fields. 1t is twenty miles from Greenwich
10 Newport and thirty from here. On
College Hill here houses were shaken very
perceptibly. Bristol WAS shaken to its very
centre and much the same experiences were
had as in Greenwich.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

A Wide Awake CorrsspSsdsst Makes
Discovery In West yIsgisis

A Wide Awake CorrsspSadsst MAKES .
Discovery In West yisgisis.
CINCINNATI, January D.-Upder .
ParkersbuIg date the Esqs61 pablishss
the following:
The Union Labor Party, which b now in
West yirsibis. compt.sh Of eloss osksD-
ization OF the GfceDbsckers, GfsuEsn asd
Trades Union, will open the cam
paign In earnest nsIt month. Colo
mel Dick Trsseilick, National Lecturer of
the X Of L., will open the campaign In the
Big Kxnaxha Valley. II u intended 10
run full State ticket, and
10 take The aggressive in The Aght.
Among the speakers of national r~pusstion
to be brought into the field are Jessie Har-
per, General J. B. Weaver, Mn. Merton
Todd and Mr.. Df. Juliet LAwIencs, o.
Michigxn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
DISASTER AT MUNCIH.
Passenger Oars Wrecked aud Tire Easinser
BADLY IpJarsd.

Passenger Chrs "reCk~d ana he EnHtueer
HsdIy Injured.
MuHICE, IND, January 3O.--The east
bound Bee Line Express. due here nj 40
this morning, came laundering into the
city at the rate Of fifty miles an hour, aud
crashed into freight engine standing just
east Of the depot.
The mir brakes Of the express wsrs un-
manageable. and the train could not bc
checked. Both engines are almost entirely
rnined, together with two palace carr,
several coaches and freight cars.
Fire Immediately broke out in the palace
cars. The city fire department WIS SUM-
moned and did all the service possible, but
the cap are ruined. The trscks are torn
up for rods, and the gates and the station
house are mashed 20 the ground.
Mirnculously no one was hurt sIospt
the freight engineer, who was severely In
jured. The tracks will not be IN n pa,ua-
bic condition for at lesst Ten hours
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
A BURGLAR CAUGHT.
One OF the Grafton Robbers Supposed 60
be Arrested.
Speeidl UisoTdn 10 ne Register.

be Arrested.
Speciai TtLeOrdm 70 ne Repisr.
GRAFTON, W. Va, January 3O.-The
town is full Of excitement over the capture
Of one of the alleged burglars Of Hall &
Co. g jewelry store, an account Of which,
together with the recovery OF the stolen
property, appeared in the REGISTER at the
time Of each occurrence.
The capture was effected by Robert
johnson, an employe in Mr.. BradshAw's
Touring mill at Valley Falls, assisted by a
couple Of his fellow workmen.
At an early hour this morning q suspi.
cious looking stranger, carrying good
sized valise, came into the mill, and after
warming at the stove started down the
railroad in the direction Of Fsirmont Mr..
johnson, who has kept strict look ont
ever since the robbery, had his suspicious
at once aroused and determined to keep
close watch on the strange mans move
ments. He started out after him and track
ed him to the very place where the stolen
jewelry was found. The vslise wss found
secreted behind q log, and looking all
around for the owner he WAS seen running
away as fast as his legs could carry him.
Being commanded to halt, his only reply
WAS to flourish q revolver over his head
and increase his speed. The party at once
gave chase, and after an exciting race Of
several miles over very rough country,
succeeded in running their man down and
making him prisoner. He was brought at
once to Grafton, and turned over to the
proper authorities here, TO await the result
Of an investigation, which will probably
take place tomorrow.
Mr. N. Rogers, merchant Of this place,
identified the prisoner as the man who had
purchated two rolls of cotton batting ut his
store this morning. All the circumstances
point strongly TO the prisoners guilt but
in the absence Of evidence it may be well
not to Jump too hastily to that conclusion.
The man is about 40 years OF aye and
takes the matter very coolly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

Thou.s Curry, Of Desf Wehstss, has
II :. s.iSunsst a Bic farm - eGhss
psoperty fs D. beneaI o NJ sssdites..
Hr. Cufry bss bsss essAgsd 10 ~ estiIs
S..,sc-s 5or soma tins and ewes hfs ssp-
Ssrrs.pess b thst nssrss.
1.mn A. MIlsr, vel knsvs - ~
former sdiser q sSe 6fsfeos EsIh - q
si.;rtif in The libsl sait sGnfnst ". p.
p;chsrds, which W. tfisd bsfsss Jedgs
IoSn 3 Jackson IN TIE q. 8 Cbaft iast
49,. bas sstesd u n1n1Q
Nh sb3t ms61n( ~
n Cbsfisstsa, H. 60 tneo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
BAD FREIGHT WRECK.
Five Cars Thrown From the Trsck-.A To-
tai Wreck.

tai Wreck.
Special Tsle0ram 10 Tie Register.
CAIRO, W. VA, January 3O.-As the
train hauled by locomotive No. 447, was
running about midway between Ellen
borro and CORVALLIS, a rail turned over
and Eve cars were thrown from the track
and were greatly damaged. Their cargo
consisting Of wooden goods, marbles, etc,
which was pretty well scattered on the
ground near the wreck. As is usual per-
sons gathered around the wreck and Sc
cured all they could possibly carry home.
Quite large tank of oil was burst open,
the contents running down the bank near
by. Fortunately no one was hurt. lti
mystery how the engine a1d nine cars
got over the rail safely without running
of The train was just few moments
ahead Of the accommodation when the
wreck occurred. The boys at the wreck
contented themselves with getting their
rockets full Of marbles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
Down Through a Bridge.

a.. SA!'Aso' January 3O,-Reports reached
ls ''y al an early hour this morning
long freight train, west bound, on
- LAKE Shore and Michigan Southern
u' D.. had gone through a bridge west Of
I'' ma A brakeman named Coulter is
Lm Oa'y person reported to have been
mabIs r,1.1 Inc train was loaded with infiam-
ner Master S'Ier and caught fire in some man
the VA sISny OF the cars were involved in
hand n. and as there were no means Al
probaSIn putting out the FIRE, the loss will
hose eart S'.y - very heavy. Aa engine and
accompanied tSS SsS uysss Un.saSo ire department
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
A Big Cigar Factory.

NEW YORK, January 3O.-A Key West
special says: E. Dursdi Cato, the king of
Havana cigar manufacturer" will shortly
build in this city the largest cigar manu-
factory in the United States. The build
ing is to be Of brick, iron and stone, with
q capacity for one thousand cigar makers,
enabling them to manufacture two hun
dred thousand cigars day. The Cuban
troubles, it is said, was one cause of the
removal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
Let Them Die . Natural Death.

LONDON, January 30.-The Chroside's
correspondent at Paris says that Cardinal
Gibbons has written another letter urging
the Vatican not to condemn Henry Georgs's
writings, on the ground that George only
follows the theories Of Spencer and Mill.
aud II Ia better TO allow false theories 10
die o natural death than TO fan them by
giving them artificial importance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
A RUSSIAN OUTRAGE.
SOLDIERS CROSS fHB LINE ANDPIRg UPON
GERMAN GUARD.
4 Gen GArns Slightly. Wounded and Another Taken
Prisoner BY the lnvades-fhs Gar hassing
Bis frpp-0hsr forusn News
irish kfain.

BERLIN, January 4.-Yeterdsy while
several Russian soldiers were fishing In
stream near the PruSian border they
crossed the frontier. Ou being ordered to
recross the line by two Prussian gendarmes
they refused to do 80, and fired at the
Prussiaus. wounding one Of them slightly.
The Russians seized the wounded man,
but when his companion tried 10 rescue
him they released him arrested the other
Prussian, whom they took away with
them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
BLISS WILL RESIGN.
The Chairman Of the New York Republic

The Chairman Of the New York Rspublicas
Committse Going to Europe.
NEW YORK, January 30.-An Albany
special 10 the Tribune says that Cornelius
N. Bliss will resign the chAirmanship Of
the Republican State Committee at the
next meeting Of that body. Mr.. Bin in
tends to go to Europe in April for visit
covering the period, when tbA chairman o.
the COMMITTEES should be busy In political
work connected with the contest foe the
Presidency. Mr.. Bliss, therefcrs. fesls that
some other man should take his plaza
General John N. Knapp Is mentioned 70
suceeed Mr.. Bliss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
ANOTHER NIHILIsr PLOT.
An Army Omesr saicidss 10 sscsps Kniing
the Guar.


the Cxar.
LONDON, Janusry 3O.-The 81. James
Gdsefie says it has authentic sdvices from
St. Petersburg that an army officer, who
had been shot in the region Of the heart,
was taken 10 hospital, where the doc
tors declared that his wound was mortal.
The officer thersupon admitted that he had
shot himselfin order 70 avoid the Necessity
of shooting the Car. He said he Was .
member ot Secret Society, which had
balloted to decide who should undertake
to ssssssinats the Cxar, and the choice had
fallen npon him. Several persons in the
hospital who overheard part Of the con-
fession were Immediately arrested. Two
pbysicianS who were present on duty were
liberated. The full confession Of the oil.
Ger was taken in writing by the authorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
THE EARTH'S TREMOI.s.

A Heavy Shock Felt In Southern New
England.
FALL RIVER, MASS, January 3O.-An
earthquake shOck was felt in this city at
seventeen minutes before o'clock this
morning, which was observed by the ma
jority Of the inhabitants. The disturb
ance appeared To travel from south to
north. 1t was violent enough to shake
the dwellings and arouse the people. The
noise continued seven or eight seconds and
resembled clap OF thunder, followed by
low rumblipg. No damage TO property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
The Senate's Work.

WASHINGTON, January 30.-In the Ssn-
ate to-day, Mr.. Vest, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported bill removing the
political disabilities OF Andrew J. Lindsay,
OF Missouri. Passed
The resolution was laid over. The
Senate then took up the Blair Educational
bill, and Mr. Morgan addressed the Senate
for the third time in opposition to it.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

tiuyEgNuE WILSON has cOuntermanded
his order, sending troops to the Kentucky
border TO suppress the outlawry prevalent
there, later advlces being to the effect that
the trouble has quieted down, and that
troops are unnecessary. The soldier boys
of the GOgF and Richie Guards deserve
praise tor the aiacrlty they displayed in
responding to the Governors call.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

TuE yirgiuiS Ssate Commissioner ol
,g,;crlture in his report to the Leg'sla
,rrs s,ys that he has received large num-
h.rog letters from people IN the frozen
X,rthwrst making inquiries for homes IN
y,,.,;,,i, The two Virgiuias offer homes
=. .,il The frozen out citizens OF the North
,....t md bid them welcome to delight
IN, climate, unlimited natural resources
and proximity to the great commercial
,.,rrss of the country. In West Virginia
these hardy Northwesterners would have
u, trouble in building up their fortunes
And living in comfort and absolute Tree
dom from Llizzards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
WILKINS SIX WIVES.
The Much Married Man In the Grip of the

Law.
ST. PAUL, January 30.-A Dispatch Fer
gus Falls special says: John wilkins and
one of his six wives were arrested at Scam
bier, Sunday, and arrived here this morn
ing from Pekican Rapids en- route to st.
Paul, in charge of detectives wilkins is q
son Of a director Of the Standard Oil Com
pany at Cleveland, Ohio, and it wasrecent-
ly discovered that he had married six
women in this and other cities during the
year, and was living with all Of them at
the same time, and for months his "many
wives" each rested and trusted in his sup
posed undivided love. His career was cut
short, however, by the discovery Of his
crimes last week, since which time detec-
tives have been searching for him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

The striking miners in the Pennsylvania
regions are reduced to such straits that
storrkeepers are resortng to all sorts OF de-
vices 10 keep from selling to them on credit
any longer. The hikh-taIlh-ted coal barons,
however, nave enough 10 eat, no doubt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

CHAIENAN COKNELIUs y. BLISS, of the
New York Republican Committee, will re-
srgu 10 make European visit. Mr. Bliss
is sharp, lie docs uot desire to share III
the gespOnslO.IIty tor the blizzard that Is TO
SNOW MS party under in November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
The Militia at Parkersburg, >

Special T.ie0rum TO the Register.
PARKERsBURG, January 30-To-night
Col. Freer arrived here with seventy seven
men from the Auburn and Goff guards Of
Ritchie county, enroute to the border.
They stay here tonight and leave over the
Ohio River road for Charleston in the
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

ROME, January 30.-The cabinet coun-
ell has decided not 10 renew the CONNER
cial treaty OF 1891 with France, but will
make new and concilistory proposals 10
France upon which . treaty can 10
haSal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
Miners Strike at Raymond City.

Special TaegrGm 10 he Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 30
The miners of the Marmet Mining Com
pany at Raymond City, and Carver Coal
Company at Plymouth, below Charleston,
struck for an advance OF one-half cent q
bushel.
Otto Marmet telegrsphed Representative
Crawley to eject all the miners from the
cOmpaDy's houses inside Of ten days and
to shut down the works till next fall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
No Si9us of Cancer.

SAN RENO, January 3.-Dr. Mackenzie
made another examination Of the Gown
Prince Frederick williams throat to-day.
The tum0r formation wax reduced aud
no signs of cancer were found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
MIR. Bennington's Nomination Confirmed,

NIItc4dA ItItyTuIH 70 Ust htyISatI
WASHINGTON. January 30.-Among the
list of combinations announced by the
Senate to-day was the following: To be
consul at Rio Grande De Sue, L. s. Ben.
niDgton, of West Virginia. Mr.. Benning-
ton is we'll and favorably known in West
Virginia as bright, earnest young lawyer
and an active Democrat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
A Msv Coke Sys1sests.

PrrsBUEs, January 0.-IAts tonight
Il was learned that st to-dsys coke con-
f.rmos . new sypdicsas vs pssetically
formed. ]. W. Moore, whe repss:snted th"
oat.ide producem promissd that tbsy
wouId ali come in. The psPsn were
drsvn mn st once
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

Tn, T,ion briiyc riH treble our shipping
fngti,y. IN shippers rW rote for IL.
WHY the New York Heriid should charge
G,y. HILL with double dealing with the
President b,causethe Democratic Commit
ire Of New York could not decide whether
=, elect Mr.. FLOWER or Mr.. MOwREY rs
HILBERT y. iTHuMrSON's successor on the
y,n,ual Committee, is beyond the ken Of
the average citizen. The fact, that one Of
t.s candidates admired IiOy. Hill and the
other President CLEV VELAND, Is not Of deep
.rru,hcauce. The suspicious mind of the
H,,rd should not be 50 acute. Too much
of that sort of acuteuess will not tend to
hsrmonlLs the New York Democracy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

The Jaioa Jr.dgs rW Pct more mOAey IN
r"raittioa and PIT rs oH The road 10 met
ropoIIiu, chsupR,Ss. II Is to the interest Of
hs poor man 10 rois for IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

If you want to see astonishing results try
Salvation Oil for neuralgia, Price % cts.
"Quack Nostrum" is term not at all ap-
plicable to DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

A FIEE ou BroSdway, New York, yes
terday, deStruyy,. eight large business
hoUsvs. The New York World puts the
loss 1T lcOm 81, UUO UuO tO S., ,OUO, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

To ENrOKr money irUm al old man IN
Indian Territory live masked robbers held
has hands on hot stove till he was I'M
conscious. There L. field Tor Judge
Lynch IN Indian Territory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

TrE ImOa bridge will cause new indus
tries 10 spring up III our midst, creating y
demand iOr iahuv 1: is 10 the interest Ui
labor 10 80 10. tue polls and vote tor it.