Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-21


cu,pr gsroN. W. Va, January "
.c.,,os h.. struck a shining msTk IN
~. pso,b.iesn auss. PrOvideuea mss
la rs hand on Ms P. W. Morris OF
p,,,sis county, aud the numerous and
-, interests which have fallen on
a. fo,,i, Alsatean shouldsrs are Tor
,b.,ir.e psql.c,s5, owi,g to ihe iae' that
NJ, Morris was tryirsetpsrneats all dSy
vi,b ooiaiae. anti pyrine and 'hsya'i0u'
o,bsr sovereign remedies for uHael1A
IT, Committee on Rules Tor
IA i,io, assembly 90 which he Is
-,osmb.-. was u8sb,s to bod meeting
,o,bsr effort siri be- made to meet to-
.,o,,ov moruiBr Bg that time 1t IS
t,,.sis.tsfr Morris Will be able TO give
A. committee iae bs1sf, Of his secluded
.,,.t,iioss. end The rules can be com
oists8 Tas o1ly important matter re-
-,,i,i,y 20 hs ac.ed on is the request from
aha sa,1sssl to General Gld, tina; he be
alowsd 20 argue bis own case before the
t..smbly. Il, il understood that the
msf,riiy OF the Committee on
Rs'ss are oppOssd to granting
tb,. demand. Many members Of both
-,--.s consider that the appearances Of
~. c,F n, the Hlor. and the deliver
r-os of the partisan harangne whicn Souio
bssxosc.ei from him, would 70 STIR up
-,rty feeling snd emhittsr the contest,
ibat tbe judicial character Of the assembly
would be imperied. No one believes
tbst d. d. thinks thst be can make better
s-,,ment than Hubbard esp, or
,bet he could occupy Eve hours
NJ edysltsgecusly 90 bis own
ca.s ss Hubbard couid. His intention is
m deliver speech, which be viii make
campaign document, and any person ac-
ooainted With the psrtiean demsgegy Of
~ c.mp,.go speeches viii know what 70
sxpect f G,f addresses the assembly
THE COUNSEL
The % nocratic counsel have decided
tbs. J1dse F.emiug's case VIII be pre-
sepisl bg Jadse Oky johnson and Col
u ~ So Clair. Esc1 viii occupy i've
hours. Judge Johasoa will open ihe case
and Col ST. Clair viii close. Hubbard
wiu occupy che entire ten bonrs Tor
COT. un'ess Che Republican candidate
asllo~sd TO divide time with him. Ar
gument begins "wednesday, and as me a.
ssmhlv win hardly sil more than i've
hours a day. the concluding speech will
Bo, be made uuil Saturday. On
Monday TIE question viii De before
the Assembly fog general debate. Kee
ssl Maxwell wi., probably make long ar
g1msnts Morris does no, desire TO speak,
ssd Gen. S1rigg and Mt. Lively have not
ye. determined definitely on their course
The general debate smoog zee members
will problbly be limited. aad a vote ought
% ereached By Saturday Of next week.
sPEAEEB wooD's ATTACK
Isfasr1l. colds. and similar complaints
Are cutting wide swatch among the
members. Considerable excitement wai
caused lois morning. by = sudden attack
suffered bv Speaker Woods while presid
iBg in the House. He was assisted from
tie chair. Medical aid was summoned
and IN q few hours be vas resting easier
This evening be is sitting ia the hoteI
lobby AID feels very much better.
Caste. Of Jackson, IS suffering from IN
Huerza and is confined 90 his room.
Senator FIouruoy bss recovered suth'
ciently 10 be able 20 be present 10 the Sen
ate
The other patients ere reported az doing
a. we'll AS men with c1ills, teyers and doses
Of qninine can be expected to 90. None
are seriously sick. Itwiil be seen that the
sick men are pretty evenly divided between
the parties.
Commissioner Of Labor Robertson has
established an cifce in the State HOUSE.
and this morning appointed Narval T.
Wilson bis ciesk. Mr. Wilson has been
private secretary 20 the Governor. The
position s worth $500 year.
Mr. Tel Csndal, prominent labor
politician Of Washington, who seems 10 b,
bound TO Gen. COTS interests by COLDER
ties. arrived here this morning. pseauma
BY To- prospect among Labor Democrats
l ths wss Mr. Canda's mission, II
proved Ruthless He leil the city thi'
evening