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The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
The Minister Was insane.

PATTERSON, N. j., Jan. 22.-Rev. Mr..
Lock wood, pastor Of the Reformed church
at Fairfield. while suffering from acute
dementIa last night, made horrible at.
tempt 10 burn up his family. His wife and
children, owing to his wild threats 10 kill
them, barricaded themselves In q portion
of the house. The mad man then kindled
fire In the center OF the back room, and
a. the floors and furniture blazed up, the
husband and father made threats 10 brain
the members Of his family II they attempted
10 Escape. A neighbor, attracted by the
flames, gave the alarm and people quickly
gathered and secured the maniac minister,
and rescued his family Just In time TO save
them from being burned TO death.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
vincsn,'s vIndIcatIor.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The vindication
Of Judge Vincent, who was removed from
the Office Of chief justice OF New Mexico by
President Cleveland a year ago last sum
mer, and who was recently offered the
chief justiceship of Montana by the presi.
dent, was made complete today, 30 far AS
the administration could effect Il. In the
supreme court Attorney General Garland
moved that Judge Vincent be admitted 20
practice, eulogizlng him In the warmest
terms, whereupon his name was placed on
the roll of attorneys.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
The Texans Blundered

ST. LOUIS, Jan. ga dispatch from
Austin, Texas, referring to the blunder
committed by the presidential electors OF
that state In not signing their names on tho
envelope containing the vote OF Texas. and
Its consequent non-acceptance yesterday
by Acting Vice.President ingalls,, says
Gov. Ross Immediately telegraphed all the
electors TO meet at Austin at once and pre-
pare another return. There is some chance
Of not being able to do this In time, as
some OF the electors live In remote parts OF
the state. IL there Is delay ON their part
or loss Of even two hours time 0n the part
OF the messenger, the count will have 10 be
made without Texas.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23

BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.-llon. James q.
Blaine presided Mt the annual meeting OF
the West Virginia Central 4 Pittsburg
railroad to-day and caused some amuse-
ment by voting the proxies Of Secretary
Bayard. Hon. w. II. Barnum resigned
from the directory. Blaine told an AssO-
clated Press representative, when asked,
"Will you be our next secretary OF state ~
"That could be better answered at Indian
aDOlisp
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
Ia pl.no.s of psaa Ilmhar.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Dawes
TO day introduced the following bill: "That
dead timber, standing or fallen, on Indian
reservations or allotments the fee to which
remains In the United States, may be
felled, cut, removed, sold or otherwise dis
posed OF by Indians residing on said reser-
vations or allotments for their benefit, or
under such regulations as the president OF
the United States may prescribe"
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
THE NATURALIZATION LAWS.
TsSt OF a Bill Prepared by q House Com.
nltiee to Amend the Present Laws.

rsSt Of q Bill Prepared by q House Com.
mIttse to Amend the Present Laws.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The Oates sub.
committee on naturalization to-day re-
ported 10 the Judiciary committee OF the
house bill prepared In lieu OF all Others
amendatory OF the naturalization laws.
The provisions OF the bill briefly stated are:
A requirement that an alien must reside
for tive years in the United States before
he can become a citizen; that at the expira-
tion OF that time he must appear In court
and prove his residence, good moral char
acter and fitness for citizenship. In case
OF a United States court notice OF his In
tention must be served upon a representa-
tive OF the United States, and likewise In
case OF a state court representative OF
the state government must be notified and
attend the hearing. The present require
ment Of the declaration of Intention 70 be-
come citizen is dispensed with. The bill
will be discussed Saturday.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23

SCRANTON, Jan. "a wrestling match
catch-as-catch can, between the Jap, Mat
sada Sorakichl, and the Greek, Antonio
Pierre. resulted In victory for the latter
after terrible struggle, In which the Jap
was strangled so that blood flowed from
his Dostrils. He won the first bout, In the
second he wAs strangled and downed. In
the third In spite OF weakness he struggled
for forty seven minutes before the Greek
succeeded In downing him. The crowd
was exceedingly exasperated at the rough
treatment accorded the Jap, and there was
nearly riot at one time.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
III. edle, Asalo., meo,yon'. Follower.

NEW York, Jan. 22 Archbishop Corri-
gan's circular regarding DIR. McGlynn's
meetings and the Anti-Poyerty Society.
and those who attend them, was read at all
the masses In the various Catholic church.
es OF this city Sunday. Some priests com.
meDted strongly on the action OF Dr.
McGlynn In continuing his TRADE OF abuse
against the church authorities.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23

CHICAGO, Jan. 22-Frederick w. Bid
well, treasurer and western manager Of the
Manufacturers Paper company, Of New
York, was found dead In his room In
Grace hotel today, having cut his throat
with a razor. His wife Is at present In
New York, and his friends here know Of
no motive for the suicide.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23

COLUMBUS, Ga, Jan. q. "A special from
Mechanicsville, Ala, says the l7-year- old
daughter Of Joe Weeks, colored, forced
four Of her younger sisteratO take poison.
Two OF them have died and the others suf
fered terribly. The girl admits the crime
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23

CHICAGO, Jan. % The entry lists for
the seven stakes offered by the Washing
ton Park Jockey club were practically
completed today. Thirteen hundred and
thirty horses were booked, an increase Of
l6O over last year.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23

Bosros, Jan. 22-wool the past week
has been frm and In fair demand, with
prices unchanged on territory and other
unwashed grades.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23

HARRISBURG, Pa, JAN, ga Joint
resolution proposing an amendment to the
constitution prohibiting the sale or manu-
fActure Of intoxicating liquors was passed
by the house to-day. The resolution then
went Ia the spdale
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23

LONDON, Jan. q "A cruiser belonging
10 the British Australian squadron has
been dispatched 10 Samoa, where she will
arrive at the end Of the current week.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
Notice OF Dtssolution

Notice IL hereby given that the oo-psrtnership
heretofore exiting between the undersigned 10
der the nrm name Of steele Neill ls this day n.
solved BY mutual c1noent. Both parties Will con.
tnue IN the real estAt business Mr.. steele In the
old once, BrOsdsats- block, Main street and Mr.
Neill IA soms and Z, Ashby block, MAIN stree,
either party 4 authorized 20 receipt for demands
IN favor OF md ~ pay romAnds against said frrn
A ]. STEELE,
JOHN ). N. MILL
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23
MIlLIN ERY
At Cost
No. IL Warren St.
stockholder's Meeting,

Notice IL hereby given that there will be .
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Montana
Psrkipg and Provision Company on Wednesday,
January Ssth, 1859 at 30 D. m. At the once Of
II. q. helntire, rooms ~ md ~ Gold Block, Hell
ems, Montana, for the purpose Of elec'iug . ard
o. trustees for the ensuing year. and the trsnsse-
ton OF sneh other business 40 may come before
the meeting
C.L- RYAN,
Helena. Dec. II, 1855. Secretary.
The Helena independent., 1889-01-23

Some time was consumed In an endeayOr
by Crisp, Georgia, 10 secure action on the
contested election eOse " Smalls vs.. Elliott.
The house refused IN consider II. After n
delay Of half an hour, caused by flibuster-
ing by Cbeadle. Indiana the house went
into committee Of the whole on the river
and hRrbor bill
After some 6libus,ering McAdOo, New
Jersey, moved 70 strike out the Appropria-
ton for the improvement of Ahnape har
Dor, Wisconsin. The advocates 4 other
improvements talked In a desult0ry way
foi some time, when McAdoo's motion was
lost and the house adjourned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
EAfRNanT FEATCEEs.
f..faxssilaS Ssss sSS eefsiS FfDnn ths
- s,,.saz gj.s J1sllx II Marin.

gafsx.sflsg rE8s sGS S$fsiI ff>N tH>
fo-s Asss,saz sJ.s Jfiils II nzrzen-
Id o,g,ssss1os<ss<< n p.< esalag E>sf<e-.
F1fsMesT, N. u Rsbsasry z We
bs.s tas s5ssES keg MI sss . sasdD7
80, s6a sEsslE ~ G<ks TIE has
,,',.,Ls, esske IL liz b<e.< lsst lie hone
ffefzs sff dsfiag tks i-szt siK "s'N,-
Tas psRsfs E2Fs fsSfa14y D@sa Jul o.
f.ig sEl,at lsf EfH szilfesf an ne D1.ld-
lsg II f1s liEs tam tAls p,.H, ~ C-zi e.
bgfk. 6isisEes ~ shat tc.ftg-aTs libs
ylli cssiainiy h. tSssa nlsa a. r1nfess-
..ry delay Oar csnnfy vii rap zrsst
be,'eGt run ne zen rad AID m ear
mise - u prcezsce n ceTs.Op~, 81! re-
cslys tEs fan sa1 1as'lsnt e1fo r. q
meat Il oil oar De9p-e
Mr.. y. 4 Clz7ton, propfis,or r. Cur
large p.zaiEg Kill ard Nooc-Torziag G.
tsblshment, j. noy.nz iIt5 ne Prss5y-
terizn Uarscnzge this gesk. Inc progeny
which Tzcafsa n Bridge a'Iest vii os &C.
ccp'ed b. E-g1eer DzV.s, Of tie Z, IL q
P EaiIstai.
ss7s-al q cur eaterp5ising young Il z
fase recently entered mo businefs n
tneurslFes 10 mEnnsr worthy Of Ole
e,oeers aud vbich ought 70 Prove succesz-
m. Eluer 7 Jones i si.ssdy dong
rushing b1siness 81 h. SFesPstsEes plan
ming mid, Es- z. GCZ14 e q 51s5 q
bsagsr aud an fgrnisn : house With rs
avn product from c>.lsr % greet, sn1
Brady Summers u opfni1g q neF cigar
ard tobacco stare ard nzruf2ctofy G
Msi1 strsst, arj1iIirg TIE Cut E9rs'-
Fairucnt has Ir36ab.y more energetic, II
6u.tIicrs yCuzg meu r1urirg large g.
tstlistme1ts o. tteir Owl h-Ok tam az
other .oEn O. similar size n TIE ctste, sd
We With FOR them eli TIE success that tleif
Industry ard e-erZy nGif.
Genial, generous. god -hesIteG Bsn.
Vsnce s dad H brea,hsd lis last - rs
f.tler's Teiteccs ters. il the p-ssercs CT
his sorroEirg vile, chilsrsn, parents AID
Ctter relatives on Tussdsy last. He vas
generally loved and bis esIly death i u7i-
yersslly regretted. Ilterment et WOOD
lawn urder TIE auspices OF tEs Oh FL
.5Ts.
Hen. JAMES Neeson, Of Richmond, Va.
a pr0liLen. md s1cc- s.icl lasyer. q II
thai Ci'y las, Sturdy. H=LT-i haze ~
fore ne wsr end served this county n nis
carly days p Co4mc1Fs ai.h's attorney.
he "a. DC cf Ike oculse. f0F HIN 2 +.
M4:tio N tn f4moEs Hcgsa' M-r'ia coz
tes,ed election case.
ltfs. Ebcr Arnsst. IN estinaole Chris-
iia1 w1me1. died WedIesdsy sad We
barred in Wed AM yesterday Eo.ni1g.
She was 2 sistzr & 7. y. sid John AILe.t-
Hsr husband, who survives Eer, Is TIE Or
jec: Of uai7ers2l synpa b. n his sad re-
reaveuert.
Dr.. VIII 5. Hamilton, Of 2 die Cart
Court Eouse. cane lee yes;s.j = 80 visi:
hi- f4thsr's family SD numerous fisrds,
scd o take .ae grefs # Old Fellowship
in the re5 C1nto-- TLi3 o.gI1.z1l0a is
rapidly increasing in nenb, rsdip, ard :
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
..l,d TIE trouble yOu W by dramatic

eall,d tie trouble you W By dramatic
eiitors-
PRETTY Rose Harrison. divorced vie OF
sam HYrisou, Of the "Corsair ard Evan
zsline" Company, has married Eiwarc
ThoIns.
Ms Langiry's latest bon not is tha. she
hss % borrow the sticks Of Mrs. Potter
company 10 impecOaAte the BsIosn
Woods Of Ger present. cast
Helen Deav7ay, who srrived from E1rops
N Tuesday. will play s spring sesson n
.Ore Of Our Girls, and "a Scrap Of Pa
pr, " bsginning - tie ind o. February
Isis whispered TIA. Coalition between
Joss Do Jsffsr=on AID ". J. Ference ms
tesn contaminated aud tina. John Gilbert
AID Ms Join Drew have been e1gsgsd
TIE courarv will Be known IS the Jetfe'-
=o--Flo-encs combination Ms. 2 .orl ice,
il : said, vii head . company Of Der o1n
Hext seafO1.
Rev.va's Ct Shakespeare sre plen-ifol II
London this season: Macbeth 81 ths
L7c-uu: "H.mlet Il the Princess. ''4er
- Wi7e." at TIE Hsymnkst, Richard
IL, 20 e., tee c ODE, and AS You Ike Il
"a. he Croydon.
Mis- Maggie Mtehail's busiress this
yesr With her rev play "R1y,' has been
lsrssr thsn u has evjr bsen bsf5rs. Nsx'
sssson Ter manager. Mr.. Wm- L Lyks1s,
PROCESS 3 7:s.t % California aid Australia
sId probably 70 E1roPe, where Mss Mitch
ell WI vis.- hsr daughter, Miss Fsnehon
P-ddocE. - PTeseHt at school p Hsm-
b0-g, Gc.nany. Miss Pzddo-k, oy he
Wy, has 10 desire C bsc'ne "a sct-ess.
Sore Filth A7snGe Theatre.
Tius-Fi-s: night OF Larg,ry's "Mzc-
bel"
Ausrican Msd1oa-SqusTe School-of Ac'-
ins-youns msn-sppsruumlry PLAYING chs
OF the app-ritions, 10 Ecglizd sc;Te7s carry
irg fsmbsz1:
He Geol evening, Miss"
S-s-"WEa; q ycu p,ay?'
HI pl2y re tl5oly chldr
Scs-'D5 ycu: I play bloody tcTchr'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

Knights Of Labor scale 81 The y heeiinS
Compapy's Plan--Bi,s Ct r, sdsb.c Cos
zip.
Some Of the furnaces in the fj.g ie-
part Of the i-oa works vera .0le -i.a-2
The past week, oTiug 70 a. i-,rti p It
supply oi pig irca. Fdel wac PIT j. sEcn
farnsces and t5sy are KIP. a.at dun: 2
the tine. fer Il weak.
J. q Harp=neth, the dTsaght.msn n
ne RiTe-s = t1he works, viii shortly RI !
for Z 1-op@. % rsvis.t his ua'i7e city. c To-
O-e, prep s:ory 20 big having iCr South
America, p here be VII eng &c extensively
n the msruf3ctur- Of sUgr
NJ q Brc=h, TIE ssIlful uzDaCer OF
The blooming department a. TIE UlpsT
S.sel WORKS, vil e c11f-sd 70 his % n
IT scme 5a-s OWLS o ,hs Injury 4 rs
co., which ~as badly crushed b. g
w=igIty INST ! paddle, used abO2t ths
irg,ts, falling 1Pcn i.
SAMUEL Hal, who WAC hurt Fc:dsy
While brakirg on the small NEAL cas-
running Though tie work., was resting
comfortably yesterday.
Pro-: ". Wut, CoCnty Superintendent
of Schools, IS making good Efforts TO brig
the educational interest 10 the front ~
holding meetings as the various school
hcuses throughout tie county.
TIE iaterueat o. Ars. Kimb5rly, Of
So1th Wishing, tcok place st McMecI-
+ ems cemetery, FRIDAY.
Ms. E. Reilly, IS the guest Of Ere. c.
B;pp1g, Of Bellaire.
About the only ference bstwsen the
n Il ~ - 2 s--% - - - Mt
the forner calls Tor 2 third set Of msa IN
one pant Of tie works where NO se's had
done ire work n t=elvs-aCur turps The
new feature vii make the tuIns Of & 1t
hours length.
+ TIE Situation OF the Wheeling Comp
/ oy's plant with reference to the SHINING OF
/ tie K. Of L sczle, which is deemed 1usu-
tho-izd, was TIE general topic yestsriav.
The Ri7ers.de steal plant Is Still sustliR-
irg i.s Z .ael record Of large ou'p1ts. The
p-Oiuct of the night tara lss. wee -ss
zbout 700 ions Ct fist quality Bsse1er
ssel.
Part Of the t7te works. i. Is urdsrs. Oo3.
Wi. resume this week.
The ics O. the pond IN Upper ward Wss
air ylst riay fcr skating which was
highly erjoyed By boys.
Services Fere held ID the Catholic Church
yesterday.
A well known progressive farmer Ct this
s;ci1i.y c1a,emplgtes enbsrkias n 'ha
creamery business N the 5pFiDg, for which
b i max NJ The necessary preparations II
tie wsy OF plans, machinery, etc.
Mr.. Alb-rt PA;tea returned yesterday
ron q visit u rs home rea- s.. C.si.s-
vile.
NJ. Lewis, Mister Workman Of TIE &.
Of L wss in ,oEn yesterday.
Nh. August Scasd, an essina6le lsdy
Of Centre ward, IS suffering n attack Of
e,ysipslas.
Tbs congregation Of he ". E. church st
McMscten are making arrangements ToT
holding festival IN he nesF future.
May B1rcharGt, Tho was barned 10
death in West Wheeling. Friday, wss roi
\ daughter eff. BuTchsrlt, Of tbs place.
The iron MANUFACTURED at the rolling
MIL last week was shipped to M-Kre3-
port markets.
An order notifying the men not to so
% work Until the scIie question vss set
tied, was posted ia the Wheeling Com
psDy's works yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

zzns. AID sa.,..
John z. Rssg.r a..
,9E i,5 PlaiHdealfr, and dig { q Il. ]
Prhilippi, were bo:a Fu.., = ~, l Il
DR.. A. 6 2, ger, Tn. ", ~ p lie,
Mis- May F. s.oss' zee
Cio,' hrs. Di,k.y.F..s '''r', .,a
Cas-, =. her fs.hsri'. Z eng, y
stlest, lat Eight. Afe ..1s O D
h2foggAiy diges'ei Kin ~ 3 q, ~ Y
AID L. and John. el.s !, .a.s''ygi
ssre served, And, We b5 5.@' '''is.''
ougaiy aEd e-s.iy d;.5e.''ss' ~. 'ss !
j history e sen. nls,
okey WatkiEs ga7es,..-.
% his yong n6n. r, y P'''l:.
at. -a,at.l,
Ms 3. 4 Msi,.a a-5v.
etteccsd Ire funeral ,r r.. 4 J.
sinsel, IL Grafton. ". y
c51sia 0. lie lsd.ss. '-s
u fcnry torc.ic-io-.-.
s getting I o. 81 SIDE. ,.. ~
bad hshIt e dc.re rr.,-- q
4 the y Z r T. L- IA
b: he de-. wcrry o7s- q
The M.1Itzi1 CRY Nmc.-
gone into t-e 51s1e., 3D.. -, 2
barrels. q
TIE 1aT rc.ls % .h
BarLesvLie Ms1-l gnu, = &
ab,us II position IL .rs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

81 PAVE February &c. C Alien,
Champion hs.vr WEIGHT % Alsans, a-d
H Z B ss,eF. c-sEpirn m k-s-s, BATH
co'o--5. hed trsir lore pending dSh- CT s.
nom g at s.cl1de spot -e-r che city,.
Re --r appeared On be n t-- c-nri-rr.
hut aim Eas to0 g s.~ u-. Las - li
p-cr e. time 20 tran .o- t-s b--e. Asr
we.lad Us pcuI1s e-d Bler leo
p5u--e. Aftsr -c1ri-E t1r two umnr-s
Ess-l-- stuck Allen On the Lose ard
Noes. klcck'lg him down and drawing
f-st Deed. Then rrcrE,e arose ever q
III iers's-diug ca 90 tie rcsu.- Of hs
rouap. which csme near ending il a free
fght After cr1e- tsd been res,orsd sid
the men rparred a minute Alien su1dells
made o ssvsge rash on Beesley, knOcSi-g
him down IL TIE co-lsz.
Il VS. a desperate struggle Throughout,
Allen finally striking Be,s,ey a terrible
blow in the temple which telled him, and
rendered him uraole 20 rise az ire call Ct
tire. Allen vas declared the winner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
CHASTITY CRIMES RECALLED.
The Leading Spirit IN the Corpse Trust
Dies IN the Penitenha-y.

CHARLESTON. s. C, Feb. L-Tce desth
Of DR.. L ". Sc FIR II the S.ate peaiten-
tilry last night recalls tae me-. remark
able ser;ss # c-iminsl Transactions
k1oTu TO pcl'ce Esc5ris-tAe Bend s"ird-
liDz i1surs7ce c7sa D.. s5sf-E bo-a 81
uublsa;sAed reputation f horcE AID
prtb::y a1org his fellow men, bu: h lad
Led E double lie In conuecfioa with he
Bonds 10 sd ed ais OH al pOzt.or IN
ne R5yal Tsuplars OF Temperance,
az ;n-arauca orgaaiz atom, % de-
fraud /. By tie enrolment C.
fc.it:o-s -amss CT tbs memb@r-iic is
AMI y furnishing yro,fs Of the deaths Of
lhs alleges members ard oStsi1irg tie IA
sursroe morey thereon. TIE grote= que AID
ghsstlJ nat1rs OF ths mock funerals 81 d
rsiri erments of .a4l bcdi.s ,t5len from the
Pott=F's FIsld u1ds- fictitious Names bas
BADLY z PARALLEL II Mt o.. Dr.. Shz1-r
was ths leading spiIi, u tie celebrated
c3rpse trust, wsich dsfrau1ed the United
S.atss HHl1sl sd a nunb>r Of other Hie
Insurance comranies Gu: Of thousands OF
do,lzrs. The rngleade-s vera convicted
and senteucei 10 ths pzr.tsnt'arJ -zs
year. TIE 6edy o. D.. St7o52 wa inferred
il tie p-nitenticry cemetery, b1t viii D
rsnoTe1 By bis tv0 sols rs Eoon as hey
taTs se-7ei cGt tteiT terms.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

suspension Of the rules, vent to the SEA-
ate, where it went through the same pro
cess, and 1ss sigced and bseAne law IN
less than two hours after Qdsy r-s= L his
piaee ard PRESENTED u
Tee Governors daughter, always great
social fsvorite, subsequently nairied mo
ore Of the Healthiest and best families II
a. adjoining Sats. Nothing ta5 ever
bean hsa:d OF Captain McC1nnell since Re
dfnsrtsd frorn Harrisburg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
THEATRICAL NOTES.

By command Of the son Of heaven, 5"
Shakespeare Is to he translated into Chi
re5e.
The business st the Broadway theatres
il New York has BEEN seriou.ly hurt by
tie car strike.
The Psa-l Of Pekin" is the only play
so fsr that hiss drawn the Chinese residents
q New York 70 tie theatre
Philadelphia 50 far this season has
proven itsti the best show town in the
country for travelling companies.
In Englsnd truthful and honest" ".
". KELLEY, Of the Princess Theatre, il
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
QUAY'S RESOLUTION.
TAB SEQUEL AND 8yD OF ! ROMANCE OF
THEL4TE WAR
Tss Pennsylvania Ss,2s:'s F-rs' legislative Az
G.7a-r,- Cz-t-'s DsEshs:s C.Aaisst1s Ma
rage q P-ss1n?.sa9s CsPa- Hc5,-,sl-
Gossip 45cziita asp15. - Ss2,lscc.


a5e-ll Or ss5oncsros q ~ siI6c3 2eg.Ee'.
WASHINGTON, February Nat h,w
S.zaley Q'sy. tie Republican NsrO'sor,
Who his gone TO Florida fg1 his health and
to sscap- .hs OF e-seeksrs, i shoIt ari
stou: while a. he CafitzL &c l. g=rer-
ais clad ila grey Goa. snd dra5 felt Ia,
and every mo.niag a. II o'clock he
may be sesn s.eppicg briskly slo-g
toward ;hs State cleak-rcon.
His urde- dress Is : pam n!xsd-gray
bu.i1e ssu.f. h as net yet made a s2-ech
il tie Ss1a'e Al dsy lerg h. sits in his
ser sir a seemingly stupid smile n IS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

i'm i-- rcc- tei Charis= NJ
che cra-ra- ts rE t~five -ca1ts
with snsl. e,ov9s Is-q- e ca e-sb=rry
ru1e CD g-v---. AID ge---r- p cl-l.1 70 me
cfi-e % ~. Sporting lie iu La-d'n %
cak- a.rsnf ensnts ,or the ccl-est-
smith 81 a's3 exp-e sd his willing
mss % sea;n meet jake KL-s.n 81 -ne
rire. ard 70 in hopes ire Liter fall
similarly inclined.
Pill Cco7e. prominent Ecs'isf -i6li-
wlct;. RS tL- Aueii.al fever, I'D not
vitss.8-3.-g tAe Ia-lsr tough lucs FL
lowing "a. weights Csuey 3 -1d Hys1r's
vists 10 th's country VII leave LOld01
tcr Neu To.S IN Gsr-h for ite express
ru-ross g fslting jack DsmpseF. HIS
likely 90 re -ce uEoia So. In-se tsc.s
were csblcd the Polo. Gr-e Tss.erds. ty
Geo-cs W. A-kicsCn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

lsce, h.s eyel,1s
crocp ping ard his
blue eyes hardly
showing sigas Ct
ccrs cCusness
AtGmes his face
is handsome for
his features are
ciean-cut sni reg
uls and Yha1
bis VIE Is stirred
there is g sparkle
IN his eye eBd a
2 lial smile play
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
Mo NDsvILLE.
short squgbs From the Plains Of Mar
shall.

short squJbs From the Plains of Mar
shall.
Mis- Sallie Mcfarland, Of Woodlands, IS
visiting friends here this week.
The pio.rscte1 ne ting az the II {
Church is still progressing under the 81
pe1vis;oa OF Rev. L. L Stewart. Several
COVE, sions have been made ihus far SID
i Is though, there will D. msry mors bs-
fore the msetirg closes.
Christopher S;hZl'z sud wife, OF Lear
e1Tor;b. Kss., are The Eu-sts .. the
Ne1nd City.
s. G. Hanigsp, ore OF TIE eficien:
guards st the prison, was so hsp9y yestsr-
dav that be turned p double scmClerssuli
ffon his stand IN the wlip shop, ard :
still wearing a b:osd grin. rs s by, aud
weighs nine rounds, t1a: made is sPpssr-
&C, into MS home Fr'daJ.
Miss Annie Camille has returned h7ne
f,on pleasant Visit to friends in Pits
burg. She is accompanied By Miss Ne
Cune.
Ms C. Y. Bruce entertained the SPIDER
Club, which IL composed Of = number Of
young n sTTiei people, 10 a I've o'clcck
tea, Wednesday evening. i ve-y pleasant
evening vss spent IL gsDss sid othsE
snuseme7ts.
Tie four mo,nshirsrs, who were con-
vic.ed a. the Federal Court st PaTksrs-
burg we're received ct the prison this
week. Ons Of them remarked that the
pen wss 10. large enough for him, snd
tns; he will not remain long e. tbs. il
stitution.
Tee Necktie Social il tie inlerCs. Of the
Church Of God was held at the Masonic
Aall last night, 4 large crowd wss pres
ent and quite sn enjoyable evening wss
spent.
Messrs. Cats & Gray sre making p:epa-
rations fer opening a general store N tie
Mound City Hotel bailiing. They are
COW salecting a stock Of new goods.