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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-16
THE SENATE.
Tame Routine Proceedings-A Few Unim-
pOrtant Bills Reported and Read.
snaciel Telegram 10 the Register

Tame Routine ProceediDgs-A Few Unim-
portant Bills Reported and Read.
Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February IS
The proceedings in the Senate were of the
tsmest routine character. A number Of
unimportant bills were reported from the
committees and one or two other bills
read and ordered to the succeeding reading.
IS. J. r. No. l, authorizing the
county of Tyler to put the alter
nate road law into effect was
passed. Senator Carr's resolution to ex-
tend the session, which had been made a
special order, was taken up and without
debate made special order for Tuesday
next at p. M.
Col. Chew's State Commerce bill was
considered out of its regular order, but
the vote to suspend the rules and pass it to
a second reading was defeated for lack OF
the necessary two thirds. 1t remains on its
first reading.
In the afternoon Senate Bill No. 116, es-
tablishing the Independent School Dis
tIict of PennsbOro, was ordered to q third
reading, and several bills were reported
favOrably, among them being Senate Bill
No. 107, relating TO the selection of suita-
bic text books on physiology. Mr.. Swee-
ney, from the Committee on Education,
reported ahst the plan suggested by Sena
'or Arbuckle, Of setting aside one of the
Normal schools Of the State for the use OF
colOred teachers was inexpedient. Some
other business of no general interest was
transacted, and the Senate adjourned.
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FLOQUET EXPECTED DEFEAT.
Safest Way Out of Bis Ministerial Embar-
rassment-At the Head of the Radicals.

Shiest way Out OF DIS hilnibtefihi f-ihpHt
rassment-At the Head of the Radicals.
PARIS, February Is. -Floquet expected
to be beaten yesterday, aud, il is believed,
rather courted defeat as the safest way out
of tie ministerial embarrassment.
His overthrow on the question of revi-
sion puts him definitely at the head of
what is vital in the Radical party, in
place of Clemenceau, whom events seem
continually conspiriDg to thrust into the
back ground of late.
Speculations on what the next Ministry
will be like are wide apart. The most
prudent guess is that President Carnot
will patch together make-shilt Cabinet
which will cOerce the Chamber into sup
porting it by holding over the heads of
Deputies threat of dissolution, ard after
getting out the budget, which is all that
remains for the session to do, will continue
a passive Cabinet with no purpose but to
make the great exposition success. IRE
mendous business and social pressure will
be put on the Deputies to permit this 10 be
done.
Tire Opportunist aud Moderate journals,
commenting on the vote of the Chamber OF
Deputies yesterday, on the motion to in
definitely postpone the debate on the bill
for the revision of the constitution. cay that
a cmte blanche has Teen given President
Carnot TO exercise perfect liberty in the
construction of q new Cabinet and to form
one according to his own choice.
The Radical papers assert that after m.
Floquets overthrow by the Oppcrlunists
10 Republican concentration is possible.
The Conservative and BoulaDg.st orgsne
claim thst q dissolution of the Chamber of
Deputies is now more than ever necessary.
The Chamber, they say, can no longer be
relied upon.
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NAruRE,s HIGHWAY.
Doines of Boats and Boatmen Along the
nllIn-

Doing, of Bosts And Boatmen Along the
Ohio.
The Telegram leaves for ClariDgton ct 3
p. IN.
The ice has become 90 light that nayiga-
ton is rot interfered with.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated , feet inche' and stationary.
The Louis A. SheTley arrived at the
wharf at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon snd
will leave for Cincinnati at O'Clock thi7
afternoon, Capt. Tbos. Hunter IN com
mand and Chas B. Reeves IN the once
Clerk Reeves last evening said they hsd 10
6eht a good deal of ice during the hfst
part Of their up trip, but It Is 10" very
thin.
The marks from ebOve, yesterday, were
Ga follows. Pit!sburg, 3 feet inch and
risipg Morgsntown, closed; weather
cIoudy. R'ce's Landing feet inches
and falling: weather cloudy. Browns
Vile. closed weather cloudy. Lock No. 4,
: feet : inches and falling; weather cloudy.
Greensboro. clossd; weather cloudy. Par
ker. l foot 6 inches and risiug; weather
clear. OIL City, ! foot and stationary;
weather clear aud cold.
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Charged with Murder.

Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February 15.-
Last night W. X. Givens was ARE sted and
lodged in jail here on the charge of being
one of the alleged murderers Mrs. Rachel
Wallace and her son Simon, and the burn
ing of Wallace & Kelly's store on the
morning of August 18th last. Given is
said to be the father OF Mrs. Gus Higgin-
botham, whose husband is now in jail on
the charge of the same murder. 1t Is
rumored that Minnie Bodley has made a
full confession of the whole affair.
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Charleston Notes.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February 10
The House Finance Committee completed
the general appropriation bill this morning
and it WAS presented at the close of the
morning session. The University was the
last institution for which appropriations
were made. It received the full amounts
asked for except in the estimate for the
year 1890, while the appropriations for
srmOry and commencement building was
reduced from $1,000 to $4,000 The total
for 1889 was $28, ,729 and for 1890 500, ,3l2
The Governor returned to the House to-
day with hi5 approval, Senate bill No. %,
establishing reform school i'll the State.
This is the measure Senator Price mas ad-
vocated for several sessions.
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AN ITALIANS CRIME.
He Commits a Murder for Money and
Then Fires His Victims House.

He Commits a Murder for Money and
Then Fires HIS Victims House.
SCRANTON, PA, February l5.-Thomas
Gray was shot and instantly killed at mid
night, last night, at Cork Lane Station,
near PittstOn, by an Italian. The muir
derer escaped.
After the killing Of Gray his house was
set on fire and his wife and child narrow
ly escaped burning to death. Neiehbors
who heard the shots, reached the house
in time to save their lives and the
houee.
Several Italians are believed to have
taken part in the crime, the purpose OF
which was TO secure money which Gray
had in the house for paying some men
working under him.
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OUT A THOUSAND DOLLARS.
a Remarkable Piece of Forgery Come Il
Light After Many Years.

a Remarkable Piece of Forgery Come 10
Light After Many Years.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, February ia lot OF
bonds were presented yesterday to City
Comptroller Campbell, in the course of a
financial transaction, by Mr.. j. S. Arthur.
All the c,llatersls passed inspection ex-
cept one Missouri defense bond of the issue
of 1864 for the sum OF 500. This was
handed back to the owner, the Comptroller
telling him that it recalled bit Of his
toric forgery. The words Jesse James,
Governor of Missouri" had been written
in the blank space left for the signature Of
the Governor. Otherwise every signature
and every feature of the document was
genuine.
Mr.. Arthur was astOnished at the dis
covery of the forgery. He explained that
he had bought the bonds years sgo, but
had not examined them very critically on
receiving them, as he did not doubt but
what all were correct. He loses nearly
81 900 including the face of the bond and
interest that should have accrued.
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To summon the President.

WASHINGTON. February l5.-The Hor
tonight Gays that the complainant, DR..
Rogers. in the Pan Electric case OF Rogers
against Garland, intends to summon Pfesi-
dent Cleveland after March 4lh, to testify
as to the statements in regard TO the Pan
Electric Company alleged to Rave been
made to the President by Mr.. Garland,
Casey Young, Senator Harris and others.
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weeaIy Review of Trade.

NEW YORK, February 15.-R. @. DIM
& Co.'s weekly review of trade: Actual
improvement in business continues. The
upward movement in prices which was no.
ticed last week hns not been sustained,
the general average being aDoot half OF ore
per cent lower than o week ego. The
money market bss been easy, rates on call
fIom p TO ! per ceat.
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sIx Parsnns Badly Hurt.

CHESTER, PA, February ia north
bound passenger train on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad ran into n street car at
the Twelfth and E1gmont streets crossing
this morning, and threw the car from the
track. There were five passengers, all
ladies, in the car at the time, and four of
them were severely hurt, one, Mra. j.
Shaw, of Upland, seriously. She will
probably not recover. The driver of the
car was also badly hurt. The street car is
oo,,,Iata vvrack
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YELLOW FEVER VICTIM.
DIR. Urquhsrt Dies at Evansville from the
Effects of Over Work in Florida.


Effects of Over-Work In Florida.
EVANSVILLE, IND, February 15.-Dr.
F. NJ. Urquhart, of the U. S. Marine Hos
pitsl service, died here tonight of pneu-
monia, after an illness of seventy days.
He has been in the service for nine years,
entering Immediately after graduation from
the Virginia University. His fatal Illness
was brought on by over-work in the yellow
fever districts during the late Southern
plague. DR.. Urquhsrt had charge of a
quarantine station at Live Oak, Fla, and
was faithful in all his duties. He was Of
fered relief, but would not accept it as long
as he could do good. HIS remains will be
taken to Richmond, Va, for interment.
The Doctor was 80 years old, and has b sen
married about seven months.
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ARIg Oner for slambouI.

SAN Francisco, February 15.-Mr.
Rose of Los Angeles, owner of the trotting
stallion Stsmboul, has received an offer of
S5O COO for the horse. The offer to made
hy w H. Crawford, the well-known turf
man. who telegraphed Orrin HIckok to
make special deposit to bind purchase
Rose has not decided to accept the Offer
STEAMBOAT has the fastest record of any race
horse bred in California, having a mile
record of 2:14l as a six-year. old against
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The Americans will Protest.

Ell PAso, TEXAS, February 15.-C. 5
Green. manager of the two million acre
hacienda De Istro, in chihuahua, recently
secured by an English syndicate, arrived
here Yesterday on his way to England. E.
Green has secured from the Mexican Gov
eminent tie exclusive right to bore srte-
alan wells in the States Of Durango, Chi
bnahus and Cohuala, and is going home to
oct capital to push the enterprise. Vast
mining districts are in the States named,
which can Re developed with water.
Americans and other foreigners, as we'll as
natives. who have valuable claims Will
nrotest to the Mexican Government sgainst
such monopoly.
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ADivorce Sensation In London.

LONDON, February 15.-The Star ststes
that the Marquis Ailesbury, who became
notorious for his connection with a turf
scandal some time ago, and for his numer-
ous wild escapades, has entered suit for a
divorce from his wife. The Marchioness
of AilesbuTy, before she married the then
Lord SaverDske, was Dolly Tester, bal
let dancer at the Gaiety Theatre, and of
low origin and character. Lord Aileebury
names as correspondents boOkmaker
named Riley and Mr.. Abingdon, we'll
known owner of rscing horses. Startling
finaucial developments are expected when
the case comes mp for trial
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n,,.. now stIu in Danger.

CHICAGO, February Is. Miss Ada Dow,
whose skull was fractured by piece OF
timber which fell from the scenery at the
chicsgo Opera House, Wednesday night,
underwent a painful surgical operation
Yesterday, the trephine being used to re-
move bits of the broken bone. The sur
geons sav Miss Dow is not out of danger
5ut thew have strong hopes OF her recovery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-16
MANY People Refuse to Take God

Liver Oil on account Of its unpleasant
taste This difficulty has been overcome
in SCorr's EMULSION of Cod Liver OIL with
Hypophosphites. 1t being as Palataole as
milk and the most valuable remedy
known for the treatment of Consumption,
Scrofuls aud Bronchitis, General Debility,
Wasting Diseases Of Children, Cnronic
Coughs and Colds, has caused physicians IN
all parts of the world to use it. Physicians
report our little patients take 1t with
pleasure. Try scott's Emulsion and be
convinced.
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wATERTowN, n. Y, February l5.-
George Bassett, seventeen years old, COM
mitted suicide by hanging himself in his
fathers barn, near Carthage, this county,
yesterday. The loss Of an eye short
time ago caused him to become morose,
and it is supposed thst the &C. waa COM
ted during a fit OF melancholy. His body
was frozen stiff when found by the youths
sister
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Take Notice. Purcha.ers.

The market is glutted with worthless
preparations for tfe teeth Beware OF
them. Many eorrooe and ebrade the en-
amel Of toe teeth aud iniure them irrsp--
rably. Use sterlirg SOIODONT ard keep
the dental row cafe and beautiful.
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For Brain Fag

DR.. W. H. Fisher, Ls Sueur, Mimi,
saws. II find it very serviceable in nervous
debility, sexual weakness, brain fsg, ex-
cessive use Of tobacco, ss drink in fevers,
and in some urinary troubles. 1t is 8
grand good remedy IN all cases where
have used it.
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o....,.rv Fa,rchIId's Father Dying.

WASHINGTON, February 15.-Sacretary
Fairchild left Washington this morning
for Cazenovia, n. Y, where he was sum-
moned by the intelligence that his vener-
able father has been stricken with paraly-
sis and is in a diving condition.
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Salvation Oil will cure lumbago, and back
ache. Try it at once. Price % cts bottle
Attention-Look TO your interest, save
doctor bills by using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
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The bottles usei for DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup would fill whole railroad train IL
salvation Oil VIII cure rheumatism and
neuralgia when all others fail. Price %oe'
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that letters of ad
ministration Of the estate of George Often
deceased, were granted to the undersigned
on the llth day OF March, 1889, by the
probate court OF Pet:is county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them for al
lowance to the administrator, within one
year after the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit of such
estate; and if such claims he not exhibit.
I'd within two years from the date OF this
publication, they shall be forever barred.
This llth day of March, 1889.
WM. KAHRs,
gig Wit Administrator.
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He got it rolled out at last. cut some
biscuits with a tea cup, and presently
the oven door shut on his tins. He
had just forty biscuit.
By this time the steak had burned
black on both sides, and he set il
down behind the stove and prepared
the tea To two quarts of water he
used one teaspoonful. Ten minutes
later he summoned me TO the banquet
He had the tablecloth on criss-cross,
the butter on the pie plate, the cake
in the cheese dish and his beefsteak
was placed in the center of the table
on pie tin.
ANY thing wrong?" he asked as /
sat down.
'Oh, no. You have done splen-
didly."
81 am aware of it. This table has
never looked so homelike before"
His biscuits were raw in the mid
die, while top and bottom were so
wonderfully and fearfully made that /
had to laugh.
"The biscuit; you can't beat EN-
Wait till you taste oner'
/ didn't taste, but he did. 1 was
watching him, and a look of horror
came over his face at the first mouth
full. He wouldn't give in. however,
but crowded whole biscuit down and
pretended to enjoy it.
81 wouldn't eat any of that steak,
Mr.. Bowser," l said, as he eyed it sus-
piciously.
Wouldn't you? Perhaps you want
it all yoursclf?"
81 don't think it is properly cooked"
"WelI, / do! If that isn't nice
steak then we never have had any in
this house"
He ate at least quarter of pound,
though every morsel choked him. /
offered to wash up the dishes, but he
put me out of the kitchen and went
ahead. He washed every thing to-
gether in the four-pan, wiped them on
whatever he could find loose, and il
was a week before we got the pantry
in order again. That night, after
Dragging of what a breakfast he was
going to get, Mr.. Bowser was taker
with chills and collie, and when the
doctor came and | showed him the
| beef and the biscuit he said:
'.Mr. Bowser, if you hadn't the
stomach of a shark you'd have beer
dead an hour ago. You'd better quit
this sort of nonsense if you want Il
live the year out"
| And as soon as we were alone Mr.
| Bowser turned on me with:
Don't expect me TO shield yor
again! Your jealousy prompted you tc
put poison into that -four while wa:
down cellar. If this thing occurs agair
will send you to the gallows. DE.
trOit Free Press.
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continually manifests itself in thi

continually manifests itself in thI
way.
Other women employ themselves very
lucratively in the preparation of pure
jellies. containing no gelatine, for
invalids, and still others are occupied
in the making of wine and fruit cordials
and tonics for the sick and debilitated.
These women are almost without ex-
ception ladies of wealth and refinement,
who, learning their dainty and
womanly art of invalid cuisine from
experience gained in the care of their
own families, have a peculiar skill
which can not be acquired in any other
way, and which some sudden whirl in
the wheel of fortune has caused them to
employ for the public good through the
emptiness of private purse-G Y
San
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Authorized CAPITAL $500 O0O.OO
Capital paid up in Cash $500 0OO.0O
DEALERS IN
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Savings received in sums of ONE DOL
LAR and over ON which interest is allowed.
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no, one II there is any 'bossing you mag
do IT,"
And do you dare charge me with
writing such stuff as that" gasped Mr..
Bowser.
Il dc. Here is the proof. and you
can't wriggle out of it."
al wrote Dearest Lovey,' did IL"
You did. Indeed. Mr.. Bowser, you
were far gone about those days"
81 was, Ell, Well. you can't make
me believe that ever wrote any such
Internal bosh as that You'll next
charge me with writing you up in
verse"
You even did that, sir. Just wait"
/ selected a letter marked: Exhibit
c1-very choice" and read:
THE twilight softly eometh down.
AS sinks the sun away,
And little children go to bed.
All weary with their play.
Where is my love this glorious eve'
Where doth her proud foot rest.
And where that head OF golden hair
Which shall ever Bless"
"And you say | wrote THAR whis-
pered Mr.. Bowser.
you did. It's a beautiful thing,
too. | can see those little children
going right to bed. You spoke of my
.hoofs' the other day, and you had q
slur about red-headl Only four years
ago it was my proud foot and my
golden head"
He was silent.
do you want any more, Mr..
Bowser?" | asked.
Mrs. Bowser, / don't say that you
are not as good as the average wife,
but do say that you have a mighty
mean streak in your composition 1t
may be possible that while lay buru-
ing with fever, or while suffering a
nervous attack, may have written a
portion of those letters. The rest are
base forgeries, Of course, and you are
holding them over me as a menace.
Is that wifely?"
why, Mr.. Bowser, do you deny
your own hand-writing?n
81 haven't seen the writing and
don't want to. Don't threaten me,
Mrs. Bowser / can be coaxed, but
net driven. Cases have been known
where husbands walked out and never
returned"
But that was only his way of wrig-
Cling out of it. The next day he sent
me up new dress, took baby for i
long walk. and at present is the most
docile husband in Detroit.-DctrOil
| Free Press.
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WORK FOR WOMEN.
The Cooking and Preparing OF Delicacies
for the Sick.

The Cooking and Preparing OF Delicacies
for the Sick.
Cooking delicacies for the sick with
a dainty perfection that can not be at
tanned by large caterers or ordinary
cooks is comparatively new bat very
popular industry, added TO the list of
peculiar employments by which women
are enabled to earn their living in New
York. One of the consignors of the
Woman's Exchange has entire charge
of this special branch of cuisine, and
has coined dollars for herself, besides
carrying comfort TO many sufferers.
She is one of the unappropriated
blessings of this world, an unplucked
rose left to wither on the virgin stem,
according to the bilious poet, but who,
with the perversity of her sex, re-
fused to do the expected, and, instead
of whitening, has blossOmed into new
tenderness, beauty, usefulness and
womanliness. She failed entirely in
the cake department at the Exchange,
but at the suggestion of some friends
she began the cooking of those delica-
cies which long practice had made her
an adept and an artist in preparing.
Now the invalids in the richest houses
on the avenue. the boardeTs at the
Hoffman House and Brunswick, the
sick in various hospitals and the del
icate friends of wealthy patrons among
the poor alike enjoy the SAME br9ths
and teas. iceland moss and blanc mango
she prepares, and which can DO found
nowhere else so delicious in taste.
Beef tea, chicken and mutton broth
and beef juice, with various similar
delicacies, may be had at any time on a
days notice at the Exchange and in
cases of emergency they are often pre-
pared by the lady during the night.
Ladies who have most accomplished
cooks say that they almost invariably
fail in cooking for invalids, and
bOarderS at even the best hotels and
boarding houses can not be supplied
with the appetizing and nourishing
food essential to invalidism.
Still another gentlewoman prepares
various kinds of breads, brown bread,
graham. and health food bread, the
latter made from entire wheat. One
customer, delicate man boarding at
a very elegant uptown restaurant, con-
sumed eight loaves of health food
bread a week through the entire
winter. A wealthy lady in town has
kept an old coachman alive on the beef
tea made by the gentle spinster at the
Woman's Exchange all through the
past summer and another lady ordered
rolls and chicken broth sent to sick
servant for many weeks, until her re-
covery was announced. A lady in
Washington, learning Of the illness OF
a poor friend, ordered nourishing
dainties sent to her through a long
illness. The kindness of rich woman
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LOAN DEPARTMENT.

Money to loan on real estate for long o
short time, at lowest rates, with the priv
vilege to make partial payments.