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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Are You Always SIeePy2

DO sou get ap nightss
eau sou control your
urfns
Is there pain in your back
Or nervous prostratiOns
Ever had rheumatisms
Is stomach weak?
DO YOU teel worn cute
Is there a sense of gone
ness?
Pains in back of head?
YOU dreadful nervous
Not enough or too much
urine.
Does it hurt 90 urinate2
Does it smart on burng
L. there weight or pres
sure i'm lower part of abd0-
men?
Does your urine settle?
Brickdust or cloudy de-
posits?
How long this way:
Married or single?
About what age?
Then write To or call on
DIR. =. Clay Todd, Al Mon
roe-st.. room 4. iumen bl6,
Grand Rapids, Mich. lie T.
the famous Specialist Ply
sician who is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There is hardly a town ca
city or DeighborhoOd in the
United states, bnt can boast
Of some former sufferer who
has been restored 10 per-
feet health and manhood or
womanhood bg Dr. ;. Clay
Todd in the last - years
He sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

CA8cuscs fsr the selection Of delegates % al
tsnt the Republican legislative Convention
d be held Saturday. Oct. j.. vii BE- held ta fhs
respective wards 0n Friday evening. Oet. lI
a. ? ~ karh ward 8il be eatltiea O. fVf
DELEGATES. csucuses uili hs held ar the 81
loNing places. uaiess changed bY the e9m
mlftre
@ sirst easd- w UrAl place uaiess
hfSs,tFsq.i changed ~ Marl Com.
Fourth " ard-ClreuIt Court rooms.
tilth Ward-first door north - Enns Han.
Etaiunrid.ave.
Sixth " WArd-Corarr kront and West Ltoa-
ard sfA. p ~chiekri&
seventh Ward-Oanish Hail. Scrihner-st.
Eighth Ward-over tlfth National bank.
Ninih Ward McCiellaads halL West fui
tea.
lenth Ward-GFeoeis store. "a Jefferson
ave J4sss A. t0Yk.
Chairman city Com.
ARFaUE III. CHILVks. See. City CON-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Suit Commenced.

Ed. f. Mohl has filed bill in the cir
cult court. by James VI. Jamison, his
solicitor, against Edward J. McKittrick,
for specific performance Of a contract.
Mohl alleges that Mckittrlck agreed 10
convey 90 nm sixty-seven feet front on
South Division for S.i00, and 500 was
pad down to mnt the bargain. Nc
kittriCk now refuses TO deliver the
deed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
LEeIsLArIvs ooNvENrIoS.

The Republican legislative Convention. %
nominate = candidate for Representative in
the state legislature. aud 10 transact any
ether business thas may properly come before
it. Will BE- held az tne Circuit Court room sat
urtay evening. oct. i-. ~ o'clock. Eaca
ward viii De eaEitied O. I've 80 delegates
THOMAS u. uILsERr.
Chairman Legislative Com.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

ranaot. 1ofa l73
ia1t a. fsn a0ssses ~ parliament eossuzasd ~
a..
nsl3-4oAn hfusns rAa inso YiTgiaas t11 IA
s4hsss asst eapu1Fe a1 Hsfprrs ka<1.
isstt-A14aessy FrsGtet - kaxziDL
~ harrizzs a ne goquE sluperor q ChinA.
folzG< E'1L
ls14-Asalsgs 49, as AIR rsllpou taiist oH trizi
i5-s-rse khs.iisss tr1ags eussresf A6ysslals. ne
NATIVES sslrert.ssi all4 ssraate,i the E.zyprlaas
4ttsr tespersEe lElE
iscS-rns aaArtriisae ooasress began irs sessiozs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Struck With a Cane.

Yesterday evening about .hslf-past
four O'Clock James Callahan assaulted
and struck Carl Reelman on the head
on Ellcworth-ave., with n cane. The
victim was taken into Froling's barber
shop where the wound was scyed Up
by Or. Kozoma, after which ne was re-
moved to 5ll Grandville-ave., where he
lives. Callahan was promptly arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Oscar ToTrey, a young man VINO has
been working as a section hand on the
railroad, = very sick with Giphtheria,
and islu charge Of the county supeTin-
tendents Of the poor. They have secuT-
Ell guartars for him AZ tho city pest
house. but rs yet have been unable TO
secure a nurse.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Wasagxers. or ls-FQr Lossr
Menixan. faln ereeesiet ~ far ~e4ta
&c, fn soltaeas1 lsgrtion s-utner.s > : Esis
ana s.aaonsrY tsfaFeratgFe. Dppsg
8lch Ssl. showers. uesteriy slGea ala
stationary teu4peratare.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Wediad At South Bend.

Cora Olivr Jaqu.th, Of South Bend,
Ind, AMI James p. McInnis, Of this
city, we're married yesterday a. the
home Of the brides parents They vii
give . receBson lbs evening 81 2sl
Coolest, where they go 10 housekeep-
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Mckinley explains YOU bis tarif bill.
II you Will call on me viii explain
where 70 bur real estate 50 as 10 make
more difference with your pocket than
the tariff will make with il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Match Postponed.

The sparT.ng match between Jimmy
Murphy and Blakeiy, winch was -
have taken place at Charlotte next Fgi-
day night. has been postponed for a
week, on account OF sickness OF the lat
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Burial Permits.

Jette b. Bronycrs, 3 months, 100
CrOsby-st., abscess of neck. Owen Os-
from. 81 years. Thompson-st. and Har-
fey Place. consumption. Mary Scully,
years, Il kiug-st.. d.phthera.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Every sack 81 LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of ourmIii. None genuine
without It.
VALLEY CRY MrL1ESs Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list is furnished by W. R. Scrlbner. real
estate dealer. 81 pearl-st.:
oliver Bleak TO Laura A. Gown. lot sos.
Kent ..--..-......S l,lUD
Thomas ". PICK TO Cornelius Van der
schooc, = # e1s lot 9. blk J. Rem 80,
Bernard Mccarthy to Joseph G. Mckee.
pars lots 4 and 5. blk 4. Remngtons
Harvey o. Carr to Bridget Ayers. part
lots u and Il, blk -. Ellsworth add. l,550
VIM. kotvis to Tecond Reformed
ies's Dexser pa i1"u n"r'Ds' 'O' =, D~ =, $500
John Caulfeld 20 sarah star ton, lot 3,
bk5 Caufeid's sslIb........................... 52i
David IS. Jrltchiow TO Alice Church ct
al, lot 4, b'k :. SkInner's add ,--........ 1000
Clarence j. Waters 10 Sarah Wood.
20 II lots and s. hlk 2. s.nciair's suo.- 40
, George j.. Van Allen u Nicholas Fink.
Tot 8 blk Is 0akdale ParS......-.......... loo
Joseph G. Mckee 20 Bernard Mccarthy.
lots - and So ~Outh Granf Rapids go
! " m. Foster to Nelson X. llowlett. lot
.. Davis. Turner s. Carroll's sdd...... 100
Wm. II. geruett 70 VIM. W. Howe. lot
Geo. e.. STACEY 10 WIN. A. Zcnt. io,ss.5
and 9. blk ~. sand Lake. .-.......,.----.. so
! " n. 4 Kent to Chas. :. Holt. lots :. 5
and 8. blk IL. sand Lake ........... ....-.. 900
Joun and Frank khers 70 Jacob Nogie.
So uwi4 SEC Is. Alpine ............... 2fN
Hast r. NHring 10 John ". and Lewis
4. Acgg.th. 20 W. SET Of see Il,
Chas r. southwick 20 johannes Il.
Rruner pee land on sec - Grand
fAHfua tN
Csas. l.. Barrett O. Albert IL. Barrett. n
III Set4 sec q TYRONE e...-..........-...... I.oo
Ch2s h. Barrett 20 frank J. Barrett. n
eAt AVIS of sec 81. Tyrone ......... LOO
Nellie c0rmleF 30 Margaret Thompson
M lot 8. bk -. Scribner e Turner'S
! Margaret Thompson 10 Neifie Belle
GoFulley. part lot !. Letter y. Rich
{ n1uffs add ....... 25Sf
Henry Van Duke 20 HeEdris Van
sfrten. eis sef4 % Tot ST. Kent plat GO
Richard h. Assssr 70 "A m. Grenlich.
laf - bt 4. e. smith = add -- 100
Denis NIancy % Jauses 81. Ie Gear -
y .of 81 Kent pa Coo
Charles fEtersoa 70 Chze. ki0rn berg.
- y inf q hk g Mason & Co e sab go
Msiisrss ids 100
/ n stewart N hire 20 a. e. " D. Fande-
{ herr Tor ~ hite's AID 20
THas d - 90 nrnrv A. SpTik lots
aud &. % S. Campbell a IBdervoods
gofb ~ rite to Fdsin b WRIGHT.
nfrf lsf 4 NcUageIf's e suh co
f0-.5S Mann ~ fferrff ~iaIef FaTf fct
) atk White sd $40
s Jas Campbell ef A.. ~ ~swuei A
stevens ~ a., iot lt. hk =. Nskdaie
PARK zd-----------.....-.... .....-.----..--- SC
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

The rosy freshness and = velvety
softness of the SKIN "a invariably OBJ
tanned by those who use Pozzoni's Com
plexlon Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Hard shell crabs, eels, founders.
whitefsh, front. and al kinds Of fresh
and salt water fish at Dettenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
DIED

TINKHAN At residence S Parisaye.
Nrs Malls y TlnEha1n. aksd 81 years
Funeral fri4as aigernooa at 'cloSk. from
ra.Iaana-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
TAs Dats n History Oct. Is.

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se4 Esfk 1s3 fex< c..
1sEfs.
fTas SEA We1ztef. Amerieaa
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frAs.oa. sset.1aszasl
lsi1 BeEiss 1f H,ekzTp Frsaea
1asfsal..L AL fof tarss 4..F.
foaosles. e4sfls ~ aelp.te
fesn.A 1sfsaaesi and 40.sa.
al g saEolsoa aastsuaf
ISL Dea1a = Ea..sil..se p.,i.a
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Fresh shrmps and scallop. At Dett.
enthaler's
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

oysters and game at Detsonthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Daughters of Rebeksh vii give
benefit soc Al thursday evening. IN Odd
HaIf Togef block. The pubic ere IL
vItcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10
BASE BALL In COURT.
The Attempt 10 Reserve John Ward-Judgs 0Britn
Hears Arguments s-Psrson Dayissin Boast
ful Mood General Sports.

NEW YoRL, January 9.-Judge Morgan
O'Brien, sitting in.Supreme Court, heard
arguments OF counsel for the National
League OF Base Ball Players club, through
the Metropolitan Exhibition Company for
an Injunction to restrain John NJ. Ward
from playing with any other than the New
York Base Ball club. For the purposes Of
the suit, John B. Day, President Of the
New York club, was made plaintiff in the
case. The motion was 10 reality only the
preliminary steps to test case to decide
whether the word Reserve" stipulated
that man shall he sui ct to call Of the
lesgue for more than one year. Messs.
Evarts, Choa.e AID Besmen appeared for
The plaintiff and Messrs. Anderson and
Rowland for the defendant. There we're
a number of prominent base ball men were
present. The case went over until next
Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10
MILLER DENIES.
de Says He Gave No Instructions Regard.
ing Dudley,

de Says He Gave No Instructions Regard.
ing Dudley,
WASHINGTON, January 9-The Vice
President laid before the Senate commu-
nicstion from Attorney General Miller in
response to the resolution adopted by the
Senate yesterday. The Attorney General
states that no instructions oral or written
have been given to District Attorney
Chambers on the subject Of the arrest Of
W. W. Dudley. No communication. says
the Attorney General, has been sent by
the Department of Justice TO the District
Attorney of Indiana, nor has any been re-
ceived from him directly or indirectly,
with reference to The subject. The COM
muuicaiion was ordered printed and re-
ferrtd to the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Vest, OF Missouri, from the Commit
tea On Commerce, reported back the bill
authorizing the construction Of a bridge
across Staten Island sound. Calendar
Mr.. DOlph, from the same committee
reported back the bill for the construction
Of revenue cutter for service on the Pa
cifc coast; also the bill to prevent the OBJ
struction of the navigable waters Of the
Uoited States, and to protect public works
from trespsss. Calendar.
On motion of Mr.. Vest, resolution was
passed appropriatiDg $4,000 for the re-
movsl of distractions to navigation in the
Missouri river between st. Joseph, Mo.,
and the mouth.
After transscling considerable routine
business the Senate went into executive
session and adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10
FOR THE LINsLY.

A Naval Omcsr Detailed ny Secretary
Tracy Yesterday.
Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., January 9.-Sen-
stor Kenna and Representative Pendleton
ealle' upon Secretary Tracy to-day in re-
gard to the detail of a naval officer for the
Linsly Institute. Senator Kenna explain
ed the situation and urged the Importance
of assigning an officer to that duty. As a
a result the Secretary Immediately issued
an order Of assignment TO the officer and
directing him to assume his functions at
once. The matter was held up simply as
a matter of courtesy to Senator Barbour.
Secretary Tracy manifested thorough
knowledge of the situation, and the Linsly
Institute matter is finally settled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10
PROTECTION H0WLERS.
Many Men Who Want More Money From
the People,

Many Men Who Want More Money From
the People,
WASHINGTON, January 9.-The Ways
and Means Committc .his saarripg lia'sced
to the needs Of the farmers in the way Of
protection. G. G. Bowen, of New York,
spoke for the bean growers and said they
wanted duty of so cents @ bushel. Ed.
ward G. Rogers, of Springfield, Mass
President of the Paper Makers Associa-
tion, addressed the committee relative to
the duty on paper. He said that there
we're now three grades Of duty on paper
Is cents. 20 cents and % cents. The
middle grade should be abolished, as 1t
was subject TO abuse, leaving only the 10
and 25 cent grades. John 7. McCabe, OF
q wood pulp company, of New York, asked
to baye all Of the duty on wood pulp re-
moved.
Mr.. Horatio G.. Knight, of East Hamp-
ton. Conn. representing the button manu-
faeturers of the Uaited States, said that
the manufacture of "hArd" buttons and OF
certain classes Of metal buttons had great
ly declined in the United States within
the last few years, owing to European
competition and customs house under
valuations. They wanted reasonable pro-
lection, viz: on ivory, horn and other
hard" buttons, one cent line per ground
25 per cent. sd valorem.
Leopold Moritz, Of Philadelphia, told CT
the depreciation of the bone baton trade,
resulting from foreign competition. Toe
buttons cost him to manufacture 81 %,
and 50 cents was pure labor. To explain
the process of manufacture, the witness
produced a bagful of specimens, aud began
by holding up sbin-bone, which he said
was the Lowest grade used. and yet he
could hardly pay for them. lie wanted
duty of % per cent. on buttons.
James L. Carr. Of Orange, n. j., on be.
half of the fur hat manufacturers, asked
TO have the duties resdiusted so as to
Stand AZ follows: Hats valued at So, Sl.5O
per dozen; between S. and $40, 50 per
dozen above SO, S. per dozen; and IN ad,
dition. 30 per cent. I'D vslorem on OIL
grades. He said that the duty proposed In
the Senate bill would be insufficient and
that the business WAS threatened with ex-
tinctiop owning to English and Belgian
competition. Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10
TRENTON'S TRAGEDY.
Witnesses Describe How MrF. Kuinen's
Body Was Pound.

Body Was Pound.
TRENTON, M. January 9.-Dr. KnifIin
and Emma Purcell passed last night in
the county Jail. Emma Purcell was placed
10 the care Of MatrOn O'Hare, in the wo.
mans wing. Mrs. DR.. Palmer, who
sympathizss With her so much ard has 80
much faith in ber innocence, obtaiued
permission Of the warden to remain near
her. She wss first searched and then
granted the permission. She was not
allowed to sit 10 the cell, bat sat Just out
side the iron bars. Oouns will probably
not make another application for a writ Of
habeascorpus until the close of the inquest.
The court room was full sgain this
morning DR.. Cornelius Sheperd, the first
physician who entered the bOuse the morn
ing the murder WAS discovered, was the
erst witness. Cold and stiff he found Mrs.
Kuifin lYirg in the bed with srus uucov-
eftd Her lips were swollen ard purple,
a sure sign Of dauger where chlorotorm has
been administered. he could detect no
Odor Of il. He found Miss Purcell in the
next loom in her night drees aad shawl
Her condition and pulse were normal
Wilson Raymond, DR.. Knifin's Office boy,
told practically the same story as others
about the condition Of the house.
UndeItaker AshmOre and Lewis Zslly
gave unimp0rtant testimony. Edward
Wilks. Druggist Patterson's boy, testified
that Kuifiu bought sconite of them few
days before the murder. O1 the morning
ot the murder be saw foot prints in the
frost on the roof Of the shed William D.
VsnHOrn gave unimpOrtsnt testimony,
when the inquest was adjourned till Mon
day, when Prof. Cornwall, OF Princeton,
will give the result OF the chemical an
aly sis Of the stomsCh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10
ooptirmed by the seDats'

WASHINGTON, January s.-The follow
n. combinations by the Senate hNve been
announced: ]. e. G. Pitkin' OF Louisiana
Minister to the Argentine Republic; Clark
F Carr, of Illinois, Minister ana M consul ~
General to Denmark; VIM. W; bs1es, s:.U. oi
Nav York. Commissioner OF Nsvlga'lGn
samuel Y. Halliday, Of PennsyIvsniSs' -
Commissioner Of cos'O%si GsIoiS;a Hto"Ir1 Capsui
u LAY, - 80 Ottswa. Cousuls-James r.
sTensp GsTt;saap, of the District Of Columbia a;
T';ea'. TS.soka Angus, Palmer, Of the District Of
Goinmbia rsiTv, al Dresden. John Fehrepoaen, s,
u ono, Supervising Inspector Of Steam team
" WosssIs seventh district; VIM. I. neP,
vessels - Iows Solicitor Of the Treasury
burn, ., AS H,s+snd,r. District Attorney,
1sr,hsTn SsssT D1 Ohio; Albert B. White, OOllec'
t"y T' of Of Internal Revenue, West Virginia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10
LA GRIPPE'S MARCH.
Thousands B0wing Before the NonArch Of Snsszss-
New Yorks Heavy Dsalh Lisi-hany Fsial
Cases From Other Points.

NEW YORK, January 9-La Grippe is
spreading in THE city as shown by ysster-
Days mortality list, which records 25O
deaths up 10 noon. This is the biggest
number known in the history of the health
department in "a hours, during q winter
month, and is more than in any summer
month since July >. 1872, when 35l deaths
occurred. 6s Of which were from sun
stroke. Four Of yesterdays deaths were
due directly to inhuepzi-three men aged
45, n and 20 years respectively, and q
Wo-montb-old baby that had not been
well uurssd. Sixty died from pneumonia,
~ from consumption and % from bron-
chins. In the cases Of Is adults, iDtiu-
e. . was the contributiye cause of death.
Ot the $50 deaths Yesterday, 147, or rs
per cent, are due to the iDfuerzIto some
extent. Toe death list for the week so lar
Is as follows: Sunday, pos; Monday, l46;
Tuesday, 235; Wednesday, $50; total, $50
There ere 80 bodies in the moTgue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10
CRUSHED BY TIE CHURCH.
An Awful Disaster Caused by the storm In
brooklyn.

An Awful Disaster Caused by the storm In
brooklyn.
NEW YORK, January An appaliog
disaster occurred in Brooklyn this mora
iug. The heavy winds Of lsst night shook
the new Presbyterisn Cburch, ~ 2G9
Throop avenue, 10 its foundation, enf At
4:3O this morning ooe of the walls Tell
with a crash on a thTee.slory frame build
ing adioining, ard Brought with IT Ieath
and destruction.
The ruined building was teuaDted by the
Mott aad Purdy families They number
ed nine persons and two Of them are dead.
These are May Paidy sged 10. and David
Purdy sgsd Is. Tne wounded ere Mrs.
Caroline Mott, aged 20, shoulder hurt;
Mrs Sarah Mott. her daughter, out about
the head; Mrs Emmn Purdy, a widow
and mother OF the two killed,
few scratches, sufieripg much from the
shock. Carrie, her daughter, aged IL.
enkle and left shoulder hurt. Richard
Poole. cousin OF Mrs Purdy, back strained,
head and shoulders injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10
MEAT OF THE NEWS.

Mrs L. E. Ststler, missionary, was
chloroiormed snd robbed iu n Cincinnati
hotel.
VIM. Hastings, once famous pugilist,
died in New York yesterday.
At Columbus on Wednesday L,mpson
was declared elected Lieutenant Governor
Of Ohio. Marquis will contest.
VIM. H. McCurdy, a well.known iron
manufacturer OF Youngstown, Ohio, died
at Cleveland Wednesday.
Ex-United States Senator Laphsm, OF
New York, died yesterday. He was one OF
the men elected to succeed Conkliog aid
Plat.
Gov. E. ". Wilson was one of the spesk-
ers at the jackson Club banquet at PniIa-
delphia.
The West indianapolis hCminy mills
were burned, loss $50. 600
Johu Thompson and Andrew Johnston
we're crushed to death by falling lumber
in PEARS Lnmi et yard, Chicago.
One of the Pinkerlon Guards at the
Walston mine near PunxsutawDey az.
saulted miner named Thomas Scott and
injured him severely.
James n. Eikius, a prominent business
man and Mason, shot and killed himself at
st. Psul.
Chsuncey NJ. Depew was reelected
President OF the Union League Club.
President Foster, OF the Republican
League, yesterday sw"re that he did not
write the FRY the Fat" circular. he
said Col. Dudley suggested the popular
subscription plan. The League got s5, 600
from the National Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10
REPUBLICAN JURIEs
Demand.d In Order TO Convict Floridi
Democrats.

Demanded In Order TO Convict Florida
Democrats.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, January g.
There was sensation in the United States
Court room to-day. One Chairs, Demo
crat, Of Lson county, was bting tried. He
is urder indictment by the grand jury for
election fraud. In this and all other sim
ilsr cases the defendants counsel has uni
formly moved to .qussh the Indictment
on the ground OF the illegal drawing of the
grand Jury. G. O. Kirk, Deputy United
States Marshal OF Volusa county, was on
the stand and produced the following let
ter:
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July 5, 1889.
C. C Kirk. Esq
SR:-Ycu will at once confer with Mr..
Beilby and mske Gu. list of fifty or sixty
names OF true ard tried Republicans from
YOUR county registration list for Jurors in
the United States Court and forward the
same to Hon. P. Walters, Clerk of the Uni
ted States Court, aud it is necessary to
have them at once, as you can see. Please
acknowledge this
am yours truly,
JOHN r. MIZsEL,
United States Marshal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10
BOUGHT By THE B. & 0.
The Valley RsIleosd Purchased-Import
ant AcunIsItion

The Valley Rsileosd Purchased-Import-
ant Acquisition.
CLEVELAND. O, January 9.-The VAL
ley rsilrosd was sold to-day at noon to the
B. & o. Railway Company. Vice Presi-
dent Thomas NJ. King, of the
B. & o, arrived here last night.
This morning a meeting Of tine stockhold-
ders of the Valley road WAS held. and the
fact became public that the B. & o. peo-
pie owned q controlling majority OF the
stock. Mr. King was elected President,
the osly Cleveland men remain
ing on the Board of Directors being
S. 7. Everett and J. II. Wade. The scqui-
sition is valuable one TO the b. & o., a.
it gives them direct connection between
Cleveland and Pit.sburg. The B. q o.
people take possession at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10
wa.hIpgton News.

A bill was introduced in the House yes
terday to appropriate 1910 600 for markers
10 designate positions occupied by Conied
crate commands at Gettysburg.
Dick Quay, son of the Senator, has the
grippe.
It is understood that the President con-
templetes sending to the Senate in lew
days the appointments OF the Collectors &. OF
Customs at st. Louis, Chicago and baiu'
more.
The Senate Committee on Indian Atiairs
has decided 10 report fayorably the ap'
pointment of Commissioner Morgan
The ST. Louis fair delegation paid tneir
resnec,s 10 the President yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10
HALF MILLION CLAIMS.
Huodrsds OF Thousands of Application
fnr panalnna

Hnndreds OF Thousands of Applications
for Pensions.
WASHINGTON, January s.-COmmis-
siousr Raum, of the Pension Office has
h.d a, examination made OF the 6les of
the office, and finds that there now nov" 81 are e
nsnSino in the Pension Bureau 400, 5l6
pDsdindicsted claims, classed as follows;
Tnvsiid pepsions, 1872, 955; widows clslms
= STo. invalid increase claims, ls9, 20;
,1;Sows, increase and accrued claims, 2 l4o;
Conmissioner Raun has placed 80, $40 Of
,bsss claims on the list OF completed
sIssx sIes for immediate consideration, and for
five DAYS Of each week The entire 90 uui, Il,
eating force of the office will be 81 woiA 0n
them pntil the list is sdjudicsted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-10

THE opinion of an old ard well known
merchant is given in a few words, viz: l
think DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the best
cough medicine that is made" LUTHER
B. BLACK, Selma, Iud.
Diseased nature oftentimes breaks forth
in strange eruptions," and the result of it
all is pain. Now Salvation Oil will send
this very pain to the right about al the
trifiing cost of only % cents.