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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-10

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-10

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fubrung bielten.
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tommen," ertptoerte Grnit auf Qtla's Nnz
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gabt uno DiuenSfrdftig lit, it6 pielfGh bon
ben Gtntlullen ietner eriten llngebung III
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res Oenfens entltrDmt Der l%ocialen @ez
metlldaft, Der mir angebDren, Die lo3iate
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@lanae ploBlt6 etnen 3u9 mad Ser S6li6tz
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tpteoer e%inrnal, tpenn aud MIR auf Stuns
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bieies 9eiea:een 3reibens. Msan ipiro 10
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gu letn? gu Sdoniter, 2ie6fter, Sonnies
iter, @tnaiger! groBer Mbgott elmer fleiz
men Srau."
Die @olte auf ietner Stirn tpar nod
nidt gans getpt6en. Sic fiBte i'm uuo
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ergab, ole itiaen @inipiirie leines 6eraeus.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
VIRGINIA'S DEBT.
4 General Outline of the Scheme of Settle
tueut


NEW York. December si.--The cor
respondence with respect 10 the settle
ment Of the Virginia debt, among other
things, says that the essential principle
of the Riddleberger legislation is that
the amount of the debt must be aScer-
tanned. not by the amount of bonds OUT
standing, but by stating an equitable
account. Such an account correctly
stated gives an amount now due the
creditors exceeding the present ability
Of the State.
II also says the distribution of the
proceeds of the settlement is matter
for the creditors 10 arrange among
themselves. Hence the proposal is that
the committee will offer to surrender
the bonds in sum for Jumped amount
of new bonds, the amount and rate oil
interest to be fixed by conference. A
minimum shall be agreed on by the
committee and approved by the board.
After a settlement is made with the
State commission of three shall be
appointed by the committee in London,
by advisers in London, and by the Oh
colt Committee, who shall apportion
the new bonds between the several
classes Of creditors. The Olcott Com
mittee appoints Mr.. Phelps. The add
viSerS appoint Mr.. Daniels, of London.
The committee in London will meet
a soon as possible, and when they ap
point proposals will be advertised fol
the creditors TO accept.
All indications show that the problem
will be solved in way Virginia wishes
that is, the creditors and committee
will trust frankly to the good faith and
Justice or the sovereign State.
Over fve-sixthS of the debt held by
the public is already deposited with the
committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
BRITISH PUBLISHERS AROUSED.
A Determined Fight to be Made Against
the Copyright Bill.

LONDON, December 21.-British prin-
tiers and publishers are moving actively
against the new American copyright
bill. and have been promised the power
full help of the trade unions. The fear
is general that unless the British Gov
eminent takes exceptional measures to
protect its people the bulk OF the print
ing aud publishing business will be
transferred to New York. The fayortc
remedy suggested is to grant British
copyright only to books printed in
England, and influential representa-
tions to this effect have this week been
made TO the Government and favorably
received.
Much bad language had been used by
the British newspapers in their crltl-
ciSmS of the new bill. Even the grave
Lancet, the chief-Agan of the medical
profession, remarks to-day; 1.-The Amer
leans have long practiced and reduced
to system the craft of literary piracy.
The bill is the fetish of protection I'M
der new guiSe, and no complaint need
be made If the gift is accepted by us
without any feeling of good will"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
TETASUS BACILLI.
Antidote to Loekjaw in Possession of n
PHILADELPHIA Physician.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2l.-While
the civilized world is singing the praises
Of the Koch lymph cure for consump-
tiOu, DR.. +. II. Landes, of the veterina-
~ department of the University of
Pennsylvania, has been quietly making
a number of successful experiments that
leave no doubt in the minds of gentle
men OF broad experience that he has
discovered the bacilli OF that always
fatal and much-dreaded disease known
as lOckj or tetanuS.
The investigations of DIR. LandeS date
back 10 1889, and were first brought
about by the fact that in lSsS, the 4th
of July, the toy pistol did so much to
cause fatalities among the junior popu-
lation of Philadelphia.
1t was during this period lock-iaw
prevailed to such an extent as to almost
amount to an epidemic, and there was
no case cured DR.. Zuil!, one of the
Surgeons-in-chief of the veterinary
school, said TO Il reporter: Il have no
doubt that DIR. Landes has found the
bacilli that causes lock jaw, and think
his experiments, with which | am per-
fectly familiar, prove beyond 4 doubt
that it is the same germ that has been
found by DR.. Park, of Buffalo, y. V,
and who has demonstrated the fact that
it is the bacilll responsible for tetanuS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
MARTINS FERRY.

The w. Il l.. +. railroad now have their
track graded rs Ear down as Smiths store,
at Burlington We understand that they
are to connect with the terminal system at
once and expect 10 be running trains into
Wheeling by January l.
Chas. Humphreyville, a former citizen
of this place, but now of Alabama, who has
been here for the past week visiting his
daughters and friends, left for his home on
the morning train yesterday.
President Smith and Secretary Dillon,
OF Pittsburg, Pa, were in the city for the
purpose Of adjusting the trouble between
the striking glass blowers and the ElsOn
Glass Company
Don't forget to call ON James Lott for
YOUR Christmas Trees, Candies, Ornaments
and everything that is nice for Christmas
dinner including Cartoons Celebrated
Tea
Ada Rays Burlesque Company will be
the attraction at the Opera House tonight,
and no doubt will have crowded house
We understand all the front seats are sold.
NoTICE.-Water rents will be due jan
uary LIST. and if not paid before the 10th,
water will be turned of without further
notice. ]. = Mitchell, Secretary.
John ID. Spence, who has been quite i'll
for some time, is much better and unless
something unforeseen takes place will be
out in few DAYS.
Mr.. Thomas Irwin has just returned from
an extended trip through the State in the
interest OF the Independent Order of Red
Men
A great many of the glass workers who
work here and live abroad have gone TO
their homes for their Christmas vacation.
The Telephone Company had large
force of men here yesterday, erecting new
poles and making a general overhauling.
j. Deman. Of Norwalk. and Superintend-
ent Of Bridges of the Wheeling Il Lake
Erie, is stopping at the haywood.
b. French, of Damascus, who is con-
nected with the w. Il l.. T.. railroad, has
been in the city for several days.
Mr.. John Burns, who has been employed
in the Glass factory at Greensburg, Pa, is
at home for the holidays.
Mr.. VIM. King, OF Connellsville, who
has been spending few days here has re-
turned home
\ grand pig roast on Christmas night at
Frank Hessrich's saloon, on Second, below
Hanover.
Miss Jennie haywood is home from Chi
cago for the holidays. She will graduate
in June.
Milt. Hager, who is down with the
typhoid fever, is not expected to live.
H. j. Summerhill. of Cannoushurg, Pa,
has moved back to this city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson, of ST.
Clairsville, are in the city.
Mr.. Thomas Schofield returned from
Findlay, Ohio, yesterday.
Mrs. Rosenthal is able TO be out again
after a severe sick spell.
DR.. Findlay, of Mt. Pleasant, O., is in
the city.
Mr. Smith, OF Adena, was in town yes
terday.
The ElSon Glass Works Is not on yet.
SMOKEY PRINCES LUNCH ROOMS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
nrrrER ANn CnrAPER.

In Massachusetts the question OF mu-
nicipal control Of gas and electric light
ins has been made a state matter. At
the next session Of the Legislature a pc
.ition signed by over 1000 people will
Dee presented 20 the Legislature praying
for general legislation permitting the
municipalities to manufacture and sell
their own gas and electricity for light
Ing purposes. The circular which the
League having the matter in charge is
sending out, says;
The administration Of gas and electric
light service by municipalities has proved
a great success in England and upon the
continent of Europe. resulting in cheaper
Neht both for public and domestic use
The same result has followed wherever
This method has been adopted Ia the u ited
States.
These are facts which the REGISTER
has already demonstrated NJ length,
aud the bin according these privileges
% Wheeling we have no doubt will be
passed early ia the coming session Of
the Legislature. The people should
control this natural monopoly, and the
city government should exercise so es-
sentially and exclusively public func-
ton. more especially when the result Of
such municipal ownership will be cheap
or and better light.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
1tr,u ADVERTISEMENTS.
Suggestions in
%G|FT B00KS%

Our purchases Of books in all departments
of literature were especially selected to meet
the requirements Of holiday book buyers and
embrace the best standard and popular books.
Many of the volumes are handsomely illus
trated and represent the work of the most
talented artists. Every resource Of the print
ers and binders skill has been employed, and
the combined results are exquisite
Books for the young were never so attrac-
tive nor so plentiful many prominent authors
contributing to this class of literature, with
results that are unusually gratifying. The
illustrations are if possible, more attractive
than ever, due almost exclusively to the Won
derful developments in methods of reproduc
ton.
No library is complete without the standard
reference books, touching every department OF
literary research. They always form accepta-
BILE gifts and are here found in suitable styles
of binding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
Growing Ponder of Us.


The prospectus of the Wheeling
REGISTER for 1891 appears in this issue.
We confess a growing fOndnesS four our
enterprising contemporary. For what
it processes to be-a straightforward add
vocate of Democratic measures-it fills
the place to perfection. Active, wide
awake and aggressive, it has done vail
ant service for the cause of Democracy
and tariff reform in West Virginia. But
it is especially news journal. Every
section of the State is represented by a
correspondent, and all the news, social,
Industrial and political, given at the
earliest moment. No man who takes
an active part in State affairs or who
desires to be abreast with his State,
can well afford TO neglect the REGISTER.
Health and prosperity to il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
"Reformer and the Reformers.
M E,ljf0r Of the PsOisfsr.

To The Editor OF me Regtstsr'
SIR: In reply TO zone Who Heard" l
will say that the language used is am
biguous, the minister said exactly what
wrote. but zone Who Heard the Ian
guage is different, but the meaning Is
the same. Zone Who Heard must have
been asleep, when he did lot hear. |
iotted down the words, as they came
from the minister's lips, so ! know am
not mistaken. | would like to ask why
Zone Who Heard" did not sign his
name to his card" aud set the prece-
dent?
have had my say and do not care
to repeat, and yet have not heard the
remedy. One says elect men who love
Righteousness, another says prohibition
is the remedy. Still that wont cure the
disease. have heard in Pittsburg and
other places u good deal of sharper
criticism than mine. Look at the way
that our city has been advertised as a
Sink-hole of inQuity. Did they not
know that in their endeavorS TO over
throw the present party that governs
the city that they are injuring the bust
ness interest of .the same? Strangers
and people from the rural districts are
afraid TO venture within our gates for
fear of assassination and pickpockets.
Gamblers, sOiled-dOyeS, and those who
live and thrive on crime, are Hooking
here. Why? They have heard that
the city of Wheeling has been handed
over to that class of people. They can
revel here TO their hearts content. with
none to modest or make them afraid.
That is the condition they have got the
city in by their injudicious advertising.
was asked the other day in Pittsburg,
Has Jonah made his appearance In
your town." | thought not, but con-
cluded we had good many Jonahs, who
were doing more harm than good. When
any city government becomes polluted
there are enough good men to purify 1t
politically, and it can never be done any
other way. think the ministers have
done more to perpetuate the same city
officials in power than otherwise. They
have stirred up all the elements and the
outcome will be the return TO office OF
the present incumbentS.
would say in conclusion. if the gos-
pei of Jesus Christ has become SO thin
from constant use, would like To refer
some OF my friends to ChriSt's sermon
on the Mount, for they will find much
food for reflection. REFoRMEE.
Wheeling, Dec. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
Row Killed by q Maniac.

New ORLEANS, December SS.-feS-
terday afternoon Edward Duekert' j
boy of nine years, was murdered oy an
insane man named Frank Morris. aged
96 wears. The boy was passing Morris
house on his bicycle when Morris rushed
out of the gate with an axe and struck
the hoy on the back of the head with
the edge OF the weapon. killing him In
stantly. Morris is now under restraint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
THAT KIDNAPPING CASE.

To ne Editor oftls Register:
SR:-In reply to Mr.. Craig's reply TO
the statement in the Saturday REGISTER,
concerning the kidnapping on Friday of 4
little child that | was keeping. Mr.. Craig
SAYS he ami his wife came TO me ON Friday
and offered me $40 for keeping the child,
which is not true. They came 10 my door
"A few minutes before six o'clock and shook
the door. | went 10 the door and opened
il. Mrs. St Clair said. 1--WE have come for
the child and pushed and hit me in the
mouth. and said 1--WE will have her. Mr..
Craig Jumped in and grabbed me by the
mouth ana neck and when l hallowed he hit
me aud knocked me down and jumped on
me. He and the other woman held me and
choked me. while st. Clair went TO the
kitchen and took the child. He says he
was not in Martins Ferry the time took
the child, which he knows is not true. He
was here aud before | took the child he
went before witness and said that as
long as me aud the child lived he would not
bother it. Now, this is the truth Of this
affair. and if he wants to take the law, that
is what he can do, and not too quick.
EDITH j. HYNEs.
Martins FcT1B December %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
Far In the Lead.

A""NY-Pe A-Nttf pa oe'
The Wheeling REGISTER as newspa-
per is far in the lead of the journals of
the State. but as Democratic organ,
bold, discreet, fearless, yet conServa-
tive. it is pre-eminent, and due credit
should be accorded it for being largely
instrumental in bringing about the po-
litical revolution in the State the 4th OF
last November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
..CRAND RAPIDS"
FOR SALE-PLANING MILL.

| offer for sale cheap and Oh easy terms my
Planning Mill property between Fourth and
Fifth streets, fronting 100 feet on Main street
and running back 20 feet TO Coal street, to-
gether with the Improvements thereon, consist
Ing of a double brick tenant house with eight
rooms two-story stable, l3x60, with II stall.
brick mill building. two stories, with ample
lumber sheds. engine, boilers, shafting. pulleys,
betting, wood working machinery tools, teams
and stock OF lumber, etc.
\ splendid chance to enter nm established
business OF more than forty years standing.
For terms apply 10 the undersigned at No. iSe
Main street. W. \. WILSON.
Also offer for sale my residence, No. 50i Main
street ard eight tenant houses. dc2}rr.w&F
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23

TIE ordinance providing for an In
spector Of Food" has passed the Second
Branch OF Council and II 10 passes the
First Branch will become law. Coun-
cil meets tonight and should put the
ordinance through. A competent OH
cial charged with this duty will do much
toward the preservation Of health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23

"ZAMoI" in communication treating
Of West Virginia politics Ia general
makes an excellent point in advising
the Legislature to ''gO slow" In increas-
ing the size Of that body In making q
new apportionment OF the State. Six
more Delegates and two more senators
is au amply sufficient increase 10 cover
the requirements Of the States in
creased population, in our correspond
cnts opinion. He Is right. An in
crease OF the basis of representation
would De- FAR better than an uuwieldy
and TOO expensive Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
GARD OF THANKS.

The Committee OF the City Hospital Associa-
ton having in charge the Kirmess desires TO
thank most heartily all those who in any way
contributed to the success OF the entertained
and the public for the liberal patronage be-
sfnWel de23l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23

WE trust the report that BRIGHAM
NoUNG's son has secured q, 100000 acres
OF land in Mexico and will move thither
with TO- 900 MormOuS, is true.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23

A cumD's faith is beautiful thing.
Don't disturb it in regard TO SANTA
CLAUS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23

1T SEEMS that SUcCI can be a glutton
as we'll ss a faster. He is a versatile
geuiuS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23

For Coughs and Throat Disorders u.s.
Browns BRONCHIAL TROcHEs.-"Haye neyel
changed my mind respecting them, except
think better OF that which began thinking wei
of."-Rer. Harry Ward Beecber. Sold only il
boxes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
The Bloch Brothers Tobacco Company,

THE UNDERSIGNED CORPORAToRS OF
l. The Bloch Brothers Tobacco Company APP
point SATURDAY, DECEMBER %. 1870. at
o'clock p. M. as the time, and the Office Of
Bloch Brothers, corner Market and Fortieth
streets. n the place for holding a general meet
ing OF the Stockholders OF said company TO
elect q Board OF Directors make bylaws and
transact any other business which may lawfully
be- done by the said Stockholders in general
meeting. s 5. BLOCH,
BENZ. BUTTERWORTH,
LEE Il. BROOKS.
LEVI c. GOODALE
A. HOWARD HINKLE,
l.. c. WEIR.
CHARLES FLEISCHMAN.
W. L. HUBBARD,
deS.l5S22 Corporators.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

The members of Ohio Lodge No. /. A. +. Il A.
NJ are hereby summoned TO meet at Masonic
Hail. Wheeling, W Va, ON Tuesday afternoon,
December sd, 1890, at one and half o'clock.
for the purpose OF attending the funeral OF our
deceased brother, William \. Turner Members
OF sister lodges are friternally Invited 10 at
tend ALIEN. o. MAXWELL. W. NJ
l.. H. COLLIER. Secretary. de22
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION.

Don't forget the little folks. You
were young once yourself Don't you
remember that weeks aud weeks before
the Christmastlde you thought the days
were years in passing by? Don't YOU
rccollect that you were promised, If you
were a good boy, or girl, that double
portion OF the blessings of Santa Claus
reward would be poured into your stock
ing? And don't you remember the
lively anticipations Of the morrow's rev
Citations that kept your eyes open on
Christmas eve; and that az last having
confidence in the promises that were
made 70 you by that father aud
mother, that Santa Claus would
surely come, you dropped into
that slumber. which was only awakened
% realize all that had been promised
and all that had been dreamed?
You remember all these things, old As
you are. But do not forget this impor-
tant thing: You may be careless about
promises now; you may have forgotten
that a child's disappointment is greater
and more crushing than sorrows that
come over YOU now. Men and women can
stand broken promises and neglect; but
when you disturb child'S heart Of that
entire confidence which il has il starts
the beginning Of the end OF deception.
You cannot crush the faith OF child
more successfully than By promising
what Santa Claus will DO aud neglect
to carry the contract out. Stint your
self. but be liberal with those delicate
natures that always remember a decep-
ton and never forget broken promise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
GUSTANE II. MEDICk, Scc'y
NOTICE

NOTICE.
~ Wednesday, December 9Th. viii be Do
nation Day at the West Virginia Home for
Aged and friendlesS Women, No. 81 Thirteenth
street. Wheeling. \ committee of managers
will BE- there TO receive gifts Of clothing. food.
groceries, &c. Donations in money can be sent
to Mr.. J. \. Bell, Treasurer, Logan Drug Com
pany. Main St. and 10 Mrs ID. \. Cunningham.
President OF Managers. i03 Fourteenth Street.
1a0lS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-23
DIED.
General atntirrs.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

~
At the market to be held Wednesday evening,
December 2ith at the Fifth ward market, for
the hucksters. produce dealers, etc, the butch
ers will not attend. by order OF the Butchers
Protective Association.
d .92r GUSTAVE H. MEDICK. Secy