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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
REPUBLICAN CLUB CONVENTION
What They Intend to Spring on an I'm
suspeciing World.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.

What They Intend to Spring on sn Un-
suspec,ing World.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
GRAFTON. W. VA, February 13.-
Abcut three dozsn more or less prominent
Republicans from the railroad countits are
occupying the surplus looms in the local
hotels to night, they having gathered here
during the afternoon and evening prepara-
tory to sudden descent on Clarksbure
elrly in the morning, wbers the State Con-
vsnt;on Of Republican Clubs .ill convene
at ten o'clock.
Considerable additions are expected dur
ing the night TO the crowd now here, and
probably seveDty-6ve or eighty gentlemen
will make up the total of the invading
force. TIE expedition will be led by G
w. Atkinson, Birdie" Hart, United
States Marshal White, Deputy Marshal
Stewart. General r. E. Fleming, Berj
Meighen, Of MOundbville, and Others, not
unknown in official circles. In fact go
many officials, officials and would.be
officials are here that one not of the rank and
file of the political organization in whose
interests the meeting of tomorrow is TO be
Eelc feels good deal like an uubidden
gpel. at ffolic, and is at loss to know
what to do or say.
Oaly two Wheeling Republicans, to-wit:
Hart and Atkinson, left on the afternoon
train, others goiug preferrirg to take the
late train. At Benwood Deputy Marshal
Steward got Oc, and at MOundsville ex.
P.ostcuiing Attorney Meighen took seat
At Bolton Marshal White appeared, his
face Wreethed in smiles over the news of
his confirmation, as given exclusively by
the REGISTER. A Warrington DR.. W.
A Morgan appeared, and at Fairmont
Gen. r f. Fleming. "CuI" Fleming,
Thos- Fleming and William Fleming, W.
II. Hall, Capt. Thos. Reed and other Re-
publicans We're added TO the party.
At Grafton still Others were
iounu in waiting, they having arrived
from points E.st Nobody seems to know
what ia 10 be done tomorrow, except that
there must bs a shrek Of displeasure at
the result of the Gubsrns.orial contest
and General Goff chosen as delegate to
the National Convention. Outside Of
these two mstters there is nothing in
sight 10 night, and the prospects are for
lame seasion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
WIRES UNDERGROUND.
An Important Meeting Of the Committed
on Ordinauces

- h ihpsAt6hN 'ho
on Ordinances.
The Council Com nittee on Ordinances
held meeting al the City Hall, last even
log, 10 clear up the sccu mulsted business
oo bsnd Messrs Pollock, O'Kaue, Rob-
i,scn AID Bahey were the members pres
ent.
The ordinance regulating the speed at
which sue-t CARS are TO run was the first
matter taken up, and the ordinance was
referred back to the City Solicitor. with
Instructions 10 include n section in rela-
tion 20 the blockadipg Of streets aud cross
ipgs by railroad trains.
TIE Solicitor was also instructed to draw
mp an ordinance compelling the electric
light, telegraph and telephone companies
to place all wires used in their business
and running through the streets Of the
city underground, giving item ample
time in which TO accomplish this work.
In the matter OF sprinklng the brick
paved streets. the Solicitor WAS instructed
TO draft an ordinance compelling ell people
who use a street hose on the brick paved
streets, to use sprinklers on the nozzles OF
the hose.
Herstofe,e when a special meeting OF
Council Sss called, for whatever purpose,
the expenses OF such meeting were borne
by the city. An ordinance providing that
such expenses be paid by the parties hay
ing the meeting called, ss in the csss Of
sslson. keepers desiring 10 secure licenses,
action on RAILROAD privileges, etc, and all
such matters not strictly city busibes,
was drafted. The ordinance was read and
the committee recommended Council TO
pass il.
The resolution offered in the Committee
on Health in references 10 the appointment
Of an Inspector for milk, meat, fisb, &c,
and referred TO the 0niinance Committee
by Council, came up, and Solicitor White
was instructed 20 draw no an ordinance
establishing such an lnspsc.or, stipu-
lsting his duties, &c.
In reference TO the recommendation that
an ordnance be drawn mp regulating the
locating OF COW stables and the driving Of
cattle through the streets, WIS referred
hack to CGuncil as being inexpedient.
The point WAS raised here as to whether
the committee could refer matter back TO
Council when they had been instructed to
draft al ordinance covering the subject,
bu. it WAS refsTred back Just the same,
and the committee adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
AVIAN HOPE.
what MAXWELL Expects as n Reward for
Con SsIVices.
-rteIal TELEGRAM, IN the Reeisfer

what MAXWELL Expects as q Reward for
Con SsIvIces.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
CHARLELToN, W. Va. February 49,
An interesting piece of political iaforma-
ton has come to the knowledge Of the
representative OF the REGISTER recently.
As ia well known an election will be held
next fall, 10 al the vtciney on tie
Supreme bench, caused by the death Of
JnFgs Green. Judge Lucas is now 6llirg
the position by appointment. Judge
Fiuin Maxwell, he Of test oath and regis
tra,ion fame, is slated for the Republican
nomination for the position. Judge Max
w.ll Is to have this empty honor without
opposition, in return for his able services
for Geff on the contest committee. Al
leas. i. hiss bsen promised him, and he Is
already looking over the field with the ex'
pectation of mskipgs canvass.
IL is hardly necessary TO say tnat Judge
Maxvell will rot be the strongest eandl'
date in the world. In connection VIII
the Supreme Court, it is pretty well set
lied that Judge Snyder will retire in Juee'
A large number Of distinguished lawyer;
are mentioned for the vacant place. Judge
Okey johnson is probably more often
spoken of for the position than aay otner
man. II is not known that Judge John
son would accept, but his return would
certainly be q source Of extreme satis'se
tion to the public generally
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
RAILROAD MOVE.
Direct Line from Pittsburgh Through
Wet Virginia.

Direct Line from Pittsburgh Through
Wet Virginia.
PARK ERsBURG, w. VA, February ID
Arrangements have been perfected for the
extension Of the sys EN- Of roads coz
Meeting with the Monongahels River
railroad and the Baltimore and OHIO
railroad at Fairmont, generally known ~
the Camden system. the road from
Fairmout to Clarksburg, to Weston,
and from Weston TO Buckhsnnon
will be ready t0 operate
hy Juae lat. Tue road from Weston 10
Braxtop Court House will be in operation
by October |, and the road from Beck
hsnuon to the Gauley river is expected to
bs completed this year, makirg An AZ
gregats of about l75 miles Of road CON
ntctiop with the Baltimore aud ONO road
at C,afkshurg, and per etra'iDg all the cen-
trsI norton of West Virginia. These
rosds are all consol dated BOW under tie
name of the West Virginia and Piitsburg
Railroad Company. 49,,
A branch OF the b. x o. has been built
in the past three years from Fsirmont to
Morgantowp. From the latter town
to Fairchance, distance of fourteen
mil.a a level has been tuIveyed. A
soop a. this branch is completed lins
will be completed giving Pittsbure direct
Communication through West Virginia
With the Ohio River and the ChesaPsske
and OHIO X ,ilrOad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
LKeAL QUESTIONS Considered
House Committee Considers Bnl tc
FaCid;ats Justice.

House Committee Considers n Bn to
Faoidtate Justice.
WASHINGTON, February 13.-Sub-cOm-
mittees OF the Senate and House Commit
tets on judiciary, consisting of Senator's
Evarts, Hoar ard Pugh, and Representa-
tives F. B. Taylor, Cu'bertson and
Rogers. TO dSv gave hearing 10 Gem
miltee of the American Bar Association
upon the bills intended TO give relief to
the Supreme Court and to facilitate the
administration Of justice. The bar com
mittee consisted of Henry Hitchcock, OF
St. Louis, President Of the Association;
William Allen Butler, of New York; Wal
ter B. Hill, of Macon, Ga. Edward Otis
Hinkle,, of Baltimore, Secretary OF The
Bar Association; J. Hubley Ashton, Of
Washington, and Francis Rawle, OF Phila-
delphis.
Before the gentlemen Of the committee
we're heard, ]. Reginald Fendall, OF
Washington, asked the committee TO take
no action upon the bills until the Bar As-
sociation OF Washington should be heard
upon the subject, SO far as it related to
cases originating in the District Of Colum-
bia Ire members OF the committee ali
argued in favor of the establishment OF an
Intermediate Appellate Court es the best
means of sffording relief to both the Su-
preme Court ard inferior courts of the
Fed raj Judiciary. This was said to be IN
harmony with the system OF Jurisprudence
in ali Erglish speaking countries, and has
been adopted by SEVERAL OF the States,
notably New York.
The division Of the Supreme Court into
sections TO hear cases of the various kinds,
would not, WAS argued, auswer the de-
msnd. As il is the court ia taxed to the
utmost of human capacity and endurance.
The only practical relief is in more Judees.
Mr.. Hill presented an anslyeis Of the work
of the court for the past twenty terms,
which showed that on the average All
cases were disposed of, but only 29O were
adiudicated, the rest going OF the docket
by dismissal, compromise, etc.
1t is estimated that the number OF cases
that will be filed for the October term OF
ccuIt this year will be $50, and there are
now .563 cases on the docket awaiting
consideration. The argument or siate-
ments of the committee covered the
methods of procedure, basis and limitation
Of appeals, the power of Congress to
regulate appeals, and to establish the
court suggested, the prac'ioability OF the
court TO serve the purpose in view.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

Give The $500 Clerk mO1ey, Hut Split on
CONTEXT Committee Money.
Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, ", Va, February 13 -
The conference committee Of the two
Houses considering Inc appropriation bill
met to-day end agreed 10 give the 5000
appropriation to the treasurer for an extra
clerk.
On the $1,000 extra appropriation for
the GubernAtOrial cOntes. committee, the
committee split, Van Pelt ard LOwther
for the Senate and Chew for the House
favored the appropriation. Jack and
Thayer opposed it. Two reports were
made and there will propsbly be another
contest over the question tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
THE COLUMBUS PosToFFICE.
Al appointment Destined to Demorslize
the Party.

Al appointment Destined to Demorslize
the Party.
SDscai TtisGram 10 the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., February 13.-By the
appointment of Capt. Gardner as post
mAeter OF Columbus the Republican par y
of this county is hopelessly demoralizsd
Gardner ID an aristocratic, dienifed man,
not being in cannon with the masses, and
never identified with the party work or
management. Few people knew him as
Rspub lean.
There we're many stormy protests from
Republicans sent TO the President, but
sherman iusisted on GArdner'e appoint
ment over Bliss, Foraker's friend, and 1t IS
sherman's victory. Gardner announces
that he will make d. II. Lanning, car
pet-bagger politician from Cambridge, his
assistant, and this piles ASA upon Pel'On
with Republicans here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Nv NInYn In Oh.

PrrrsBURG, Pa, February 12.-At a
meeting Of Independent oil producers OF
this vicinity to-day proposition wss made
to the Standard Company for the latter to
handle a daily output Of from three to
ten thousand barrels of oil, which IL to be
returned 10 the producers after rth aiDg,
ibe Standard to receive tolls and charges
for the same. Ifthe proposition ia not &C
cepted tie producers say they Will De
forced TO erect indepepeDdent rt aeties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Accident mt Bellevue.

CLEVELAND. o, February 13.-The
Lake Shore Acc mmodatiOn, from the
West, due here a. 94O, ran into an open
switch at Bellevue. Ohio, this evening"
and serious wreck was the Tesult. A
light engine had backed on tine siding 10
allow The accommodation to pass.
"A passenger train, running 30 miles an
hour, strlck an open switch. The engine
of the passenger train crashed into the
standiog locomo i've and both were
demolished. Fireman Young, OF the light
engine, was instantly killed. Eogineer
Phelps, ofths passenger train, was severely
though MOI fatally hur:. Fireman Simp'
sop, OF the passenger train, had both legs
broken and was hurt internally. Conduc.
tor Hoyt, of the passenger train, snff red
a scalp wound and was badly bruised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

tween Col A. Q. E2erter aud Mr.. wm.
Ellipgham, of Wheeling, for director OF
the peniteniiATy. Both gentlemen have
filed lengthy recommendations and the
episiolory effusions Of their friends are by
no means exhausted.
W. M. Kincsid, of Cameron, is a new
Richmond in tbs field for superintendent
Of the penitentiary. He is very extensive
ly endorsed. There are now in the neigh
bOrhoOd Of dozen candidates for this
pOsition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
HE HAD GRIT.
Three Would-Be Robbers TaokIs the
Wrong Man.

ALTON, Ill, February l3.-Tuesdsy
night. about 12 o'clock, three tramps en-
tered the ticket Office of the Chicago and
Alton railroad at Godfrey, and at the
point of revolver demanded of Frank
Campbell, the agent, all the money he had
on hand.
The agent parleyed with them until he
got possession Of his pistol. Before he
could useit the leader of the trsmps at
tempted to shoot him, but his revolver
missed fire and the ngent opened on them,
driving them from the Office Shortly at
ter this occurred three men reported at the
police station here that they had been
robbed of $50 by three other men while
riding on "a freight tain between here and
Godfrey. The police are now out after the
tramps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Traced to Toronto.

ST. LOUIS, February l3 -Supsrintend-
ent Fuller, Of the Pacific Espiess Company,
has received telegram notifying him
that F. A. Walton, the money clerk who
stole S35 900 Of the compauy's money at
Dallaa, Texas, some dsya ago, has been
traced TO Toronto, Canada. No arrest hss
vet been made, but Superintendent Fnller
says that il can be proved that Walton
carried any part Of the stolen money into
Canada he can be tried there for grand
larceny ard punished. Fnller also says
there will be no LET up in this matter M
iii Walton is dtfni,ely located, captured
and uunished for his crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
New Bank Organized.

special 1tlCgrdDi 10 the Register.
BRAXTON, O. H., W. VA, February 13,
"A new Bank WAS organized here to-day.
The following gentlemen were elected
Directors. Geo. W. Curtin, D. A. Berry,
+. w. Baxter, A. W. Carley, W F. Nor
lison, w. +. Raymond, J. S HSer. The
Board organized by eleotipg j. s. HyeI
President and T. NJ. Berry Cashier. The
Bank will start in active operation abou'
March lat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Cashier Dutbln Resigns

SPECIAL Tti,GrGm 10 the Rfgtstr.
GRAFTON, w. VA, February l3.-At a
meeting of the Board Of Directors Of the
Fret National Bank at this place Mr.. F.
NJ. Duibin rendered his resignation as
cashier, q position he has held since the
hank was organized. TIE resignation will
take eflec. the lst of April, when Mr.. Dnr-
hin goes to Parkersburg 10 take charge of
bank to be organized at that place III the
Blennerhsesett building The principal
Stockholders of the new bank are Messrs.
F N. Durbin, T. f. Davis and George NJ.
White all of Grafton.
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Orange blossoms

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, February 13 -
Leslie Rose, E.q., of Chicsgo, was this
afternoon married to Miss Genevieve Stew
art, the accomplished daughter OF James
Ste ewart, of this city. The wedding was
we'll attended by invited quests, aud the
happy couple have the congratulations OF
q host of friands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

specdl Telegram TO tie Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O, February Is -
The Democratic Congressional Committee
are seeking for suitable building for
headquarters, and upon ob:alning it will
open the Congressional fight. They have
appointed as FinsBcs Committee the fol-
loving: Messrs. Flower, McCiesry,
Blanchard, Fowler, Whiting, Marsh, An
drew Yoder and McCiellsrd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
PENSIONS

Jesse Jepling of Graham Mines, VIM.
II. Doueherty Of Elm Grove, Hora,io n
Wooden of Davis, Alex. CLARK of Spring
Hill, JAMES A. SmillbIijge of French
Creek, Isasc S. Collins OF Auburn, Wash
iueton Lane Of Rivenswood, Samuel Bat
ten of Limestone Hill, MOley W. Reck OF
Letart, Albert Meek of Tsylorstowp,
Thos G. Beggess Of FairuOnt, Thos. B.
Mclaughlin of Brsxlon, Irwin Stewart OF
Wolf Ran, Lamuel Richards Of Zinnis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
GLASS WORKS SOLD.

A Bic Drop From the Original Oost-stand
ard Pipe Line,
special Telegram to the Register.
OADIz. o, February l3.-The Cadiz
glass works were sold yesterday at public
sals 70 NJ. J. Brown and W. L. Houser, OF
this place, for s., 400. 1t coat $40. 600 to
bnild the works five years ago, and they
have been idle most of the time. 1t Ia
said the purchasers will have them started
up. ION H.,
pany is being laid from the oil wells to the
railroad, two miles, and will be completed
this week
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END NOT YET.
..,s.p-snc,Ns yoTs SOLID AGAINST
ApUCaNXsNr
,.s-e.g aDaa''aa % The A''.sa and
Bills Governor Ssls The
r,-gsA Bl-A DssAs on The
rrr.ss Expenses

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s ~ Va. February l3 -
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l-' r.a.noy's motion 70 take
4.f.t order was the unhn-
che bl. nl 'l'
i.b.I ia,.ne,.
u,-r.. usis lo.l' "' 0'u'' "e'''.''
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long discussion ra'u'''
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-,-,e TERMINATION
.a.;. rovrsr 10 kill
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ths measure Morris An' O''.
...s. ,.rr.ut assaults ou lt- fiioo ie
-,.. Ar.ri., poia. sni made clear
l-' ,b.+ F.onrno,'s mo-
a'sl -'-" s-.. O,lsv md
ton vas 4i'i-. h.
r.ooreo, msis shot; arguments IN ~ ~
sane rus For nearly s4 nou' '-' 49,
pah.o,as ,outnued 81 H'.ou'.e,. ~. e..
President Carr 1oH..y e"' ... ts,,-;s
regular debate by ra'ne tSAl-'' go
Col. Soydsr immeci'-e1 h,i h.
Floumot n,.''I 9'. ~ '.',, .-.st,3 NOS we've
laid on ths table lAs '3. ''I n .,,,
demanded Corr voted WIN TUG
crais in the nes awe -.,.n. O., law an
The R.pubhcaus voted solidly % isy %
the table. The Tesa.t vas ne anu W
motion was lost The qaesuoa iecoi.sS .s,
on Flouruoy' motion 60 ''se go 'ns o..''
and the ron vas sga'a called MOTIFS ~
planned bis vote. hs sara ls Nl' OYP-.,1
to ibe b.l, for hs i0outn' ~ ,Dl .Ius', -s,,,
The -g.-.alufe vac being ne'u "a ,--
in order 90 secnre it' ps sage ii5' il- oD,,
wss wiling 90 taNs l'. ls7po.'.',,''y -.
killing it ie believer % T's ''
ous. c,si.y and doub'ia. sNpe''men' 81
fit Became ur-ess,fy be p'oposed 10 suo"
ehy ihe h.i shon'd noi pass
senate Wotisy spoSe
Is rHE sA,s LINE
us ssiI t1a S.r1je hsd u1t iime % con |
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th. r,ofirr fo take no and consider was
lost
Arer tas election hiii hsd been thus
tamoo-s,I.t disposed OF, ire otnale negan
WOW on its csl,rdat The election bill, /
sb.ch bsd b.s1 introduced in the Senate,
i9ooths table and sgsin taken from
~ ,,br. si,s5 rext on the calendar. Itl
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s.,..sr..f ~, Is shich p.tscribad a
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r,a,ts L, MI s.,sie M-ssrs I.,wthsr
a1d Van peit were appointed a conference
committee 90 meet like committee from
The House.
Morris then offered as resolution tnat
ii was the
SENSE OF THE SENATE
that ths Itg..laiure should adjourn ans
do 81 ..r, sa noesibla This went over
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SDeClaI Telegram % Inc heglslef
CHARLESTON, February lS.-The light
for the Offices in the gift Of Gov. Fleming
is ws1ing warm. The Appearance of an
article in the PArkersburg State Journal
making a yiIulent assault on Secretary Of
State Walker has crested considerable
comment here. Mr.. Walkers friends deny
the charges contained in the article, 50 far
a. thew reflect on him personally.
A very pretty fight is being wsged be-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

scorTDALE, PA, February l3.-A most
remarkable occurrence is reported here.
Mrs. NJ. Newton, Of ETerson, gave birth
this morning TO four children, all girls.
They aIe Of ordinary slz,, perfectly formed
and will live. Mr.. ard Mrs Newton are
both of Irish birth and have lived here for
MANY years.
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waiting Adr,rti.. mtnt'.

Alden & FaIOn, New'P,psf Au..I,,,,s ', ,.snes
Agents, Cincinnati, ono, t;,y g,. Devsnspers
very '..d nes. as. s.s,ss The 6rst or - pages
OF the ,nS = niSsu - 9sSyertisemebts which they
are uevo,.u ,.,a. ~ er various firms, and which
nave VII. VIZ r,omipent snccessesi also hints
nave peen pas,ions to new advertisers. This
ana us I,stes a speciality Of writing DYER
,i'H,nests, 1',| % and OF devisirg methods BY
nh money can be made out Of pewsps-
", advertising. Judging by their little
book, they have been eminently sueesssini
in This direction. This Newspaper LIST
. i'll be sent free on application.
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The Feeling In Ll,boD.

LISBON, February l3. - Conservatives
aoplaud the energetic action Of the Gov
eminent in REFRESHING yesterday all Mt,
,empts at Disorder, and cay that the state o.
discipline in the army puts an end 20 oil
anprshensions Of rebellion. The R'pnhli-
can papers vehemeniIy condemn the course
az tha Goverument
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Two CONGREGATIONAL pIII..

Sepcial Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, February 13 Senator
Faulkner introduced bill to pay the
trustees Of the Methodist Protestant
Church, Of Middlewsy, Jefferson comfy,
81, $50 for tie use and occupation of their
church by Union troops for thirty two
months during the war.
Senator Hawlsy introduced bill di-
recting the War Department to reeogniza
and enroll F. A. Patterson SIS Osptain Of
the Third West Virginia Cavalry during
the war
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Dwelling House Oon.umed.

Social Ts1eGrdm 10 Gse R,Gisttr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February 13 -
At Hawks Nest, Fsyette county, last
night, the dwelling honse of b. d. Town
er, C & o. railroad agent, burned with iis
contents. The limes communicated to
three al joining buildings and all were de-
attoyed. The loss is about 81 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

CHICAGO, February ia morning
paper Gays: Wedding bells are soon to
rim sgain or Theodore Thomas, the great
orchestral leader, and the announcement
has added interest in this city from the
fact that his iAucee is Coiclgo lady Of
high social position. Miss Rose Fay, The
bride that is TO be. ia the daughter OF he
late Rev. Charles Fay, an E 2iscOpal clergy
man Of Cambridge, Ma.s. He was ton
of Jodge Samuel P. Fay, also of Cam
bridge, q man Of considerable note IN bis
time