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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10
REPRiMANDKD BY BOOIH.
The Grea. Actor scoids n Couple of Young
Girls.

The Grea. Actor sooids n Couple of Young
Girls.
BALTIMORE, March 9.-B,oth closed
here last night. Daring his stay he has
been bsset by young girls who were de-
sirous of meeting the actor. This is not
the frs. time he has bsen thus importuned
and be awaited an opportunity to deliver
a wholesome lecture. While seated in his
room card was brought to him bearing
the names OF two misses. He told the
waiter be would meet them In the parior
With stately step and wearing his greatest
look, the great tssgedisn descended the
stairs and entered the presence OF his
visitors. In freezing tones he bsde them
good day and asked them their business
"O5,n said the younger of the two, who
was not more that II, I'VE saw you play
last night and came to form your ac'
qusintance."
Here was he great tragedian's oppoftu-
niiy. Drawing his slight form to its full
est length, he delivered his lecture, and it
ia pretty certain the girls will not soon
forget his words After reminding hem I
their indiscretion and the danger attending
ths pursuit of actors, he said, looking at
the cards that he knew the names were
assumed.
"If knew your right Names" ssid he.
81 should certainly inform your parents. !"
The girls we're completely taken abscs,
and, muttering an apology, they hastened
ont nf the hotel.
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Trl-state League Noes.

Tie Minneapolis term has succeeded in
securing several last years Tn'State
League players. Among them are; Rye,
formerly Of Canton, ChrismaD, ODsy,
Miller and Minnehan.
Van Alstire, of Last season's Spring
fields, will play third base for Jersey City
this year.
Harris, who played third base for Gan.
ton last season, it is understood, ia trying
n sien with Brotherhood club.
David Gain, one Of the fielders signed
by Manager Geer, of Mansfield, has been
released. Mansfield will only carry ten
men this season.
Boston is after Pitcher Knauss, OF the
Detroit club, formerly Of the Whselings.
Secretary Wick Taylor, of the Youpgs-
town Base Ball Club, has received letter
from W. H. McDermott, president OF the
Tri-S.ste League, which stated that San
dusky had fully organized q club and
wanted to take Youngsto wn's place. See
retary Taylor, in answer to the coumuni-
cstion, stated that the Youngstowns were
in to stay and would not give up their
place to Sandusky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10

GLonE. ABll March 9.-Tns five reoe
gAde APaches who murdered George Her.
bert, a frsighler, a week ago, were over
taken yesterday on Sal, River, 80 miles
north Of Globe, By detachment Of troops
under command Of Lieutenant James N.
Watson, Tenth Cavalry, snd Lieutenant
CLARK A sharp 6gh, sns1ed, resulting in
the killing OF tSO Of the rensgaces and
cApt1re OF the other three, ore Of whom
was sounded Ths troops bad Travelled
over 300 miles ofihs rougbss. county 10
The Territory in the skum; b with tie
lodians and escaped Bitlouts scratch
The billed we're buried Ehere ties fell.
TIE Pfisooers were b,Oneh' here yesterday.
They vii be taken TO San Cirl0s to-mor-
roE, aud later will be turned over to the
authorities OF Graham county for trisl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10
AN OLD PAPER.
A Oopy OF wheeling journal Nearly
Half q Century Old.

A Oopy OF a wheeling Journal Nearly
Half Century Old.
Through the courtesy of ON old citizen
a REGISTER reporter was yesterday al
lowed to inspec. curiosity in the shape
of copy of the Wheeling Gazette of satur-
day morning April 16, 1912. The paper
was edited by John NJ. McCreary, with
it's ofice at Main and Monroe, now
Twelfth streets, aud was handsome folio
of ak wide columns 10 page. The copy
contained many interesting things, both
in the news and advertising columns, and
sprinkled thickly over it's pages are many
familiar names Of old cit;z ,ns, no q mostly
numbered with the dead.
TIE first article on the first page might
easily be taken for clipping from paper
of the present day. 1t is call for q mass
meeting of citz.ns to assemble at the
Conrt House, ITO take measures 10 petl.
tion Congress for revision of the tariff"
The call is signed by about sixty citizsns.
among the names being D. Limb ard
Thomas Sweene-, .he only ones OF the
entire list now alive.
The list of candidates foe the House OF
Delegates was given az Daniel NJ. Edging-
ton. Col. B. F. Kelley, W. Nick. Lsmbdip,
las A. Clarke and Walter G. Scott, ard
DR. John G. Campbell, Of Brooke, was the
Whig candidate for the Senate.
Three columns are devoted to an address
80 the Mayor and CIuncil of the city OF
wheeling" signed by B. F. Kelley. W.
n. Wilson, @. D. Hubbard, John Knote
and J. Hornbrook, asking Council to re-
fnse liouor licenses. An elaborate argu'
nsnt il made against the license system,
and from the document it appears there
we're then in the city three coffee houses,
tuenty.four "tsYerns" and thirty Rrocers
sslline LIQUOR. total Of fifty-seven places.
The advertisements OF this ancient paper
toll an interesting story. Fer instance,
Avery & 90 OF 103 Main etrest, adVer-
tise domestic silks, made at Mt. Pleasant,
Jefferson county, o. the members OF the
Washington Blues are nouheo
that the srmory has been removed
10 the room over II. Pollock's
sboe store: Nicholas K. Trout, Clerk o
the q S. Disdrict Court, publishes long
Iist of citizens declared to be bankrupt,
inrv Of twelve men is summoned by
Sheriff Arch Woods to condemn an alley
through the square bounded by I aion
nth, Fourth (Chsplint) Monroe ll2tnJ }
and Market street; Samuel Dean sdvertises
that he will exchange "a good house aud
ioIv in Msrliasville, Ohio, "for coal, win
dou.glsss or paper" and Pentonsy q
Harrison have received "6O. 600 common
cigars"-presumably the forunner OF the
wheeling stogie. .:
The old paper isa very interesting num-
her. and it's perusal recalls many reminis'
ceses Of old times.
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orINTERBsT TO WOOL GROWERS,
David HAIpster Is.ues a Lengthy Address
on the Subject.

David HAIpstsr Is.ues a Lengthy Address
on the Subject.
COLUMBUS, D March 9 9-Dsvid Harp.
ster, President of the Ohio Wool Growers
Association, has issued a lergthy address
to the wool growers Of the State, in which
he says there has been no time in thirty
years when farmers have suffered 80 much
from low prices OF farm products as now.
He explains the cause of this condition
and says: The obiec. Of this address is
10 ask the farmers of the country to ap-
peal TO the President to speedy end to
the mOnstrous frauds now being per-
petrated in importing wool, and to appeal
to our members of Congress TO aid
in the same work, and to speedily
pass a wool tariff law that will give to
wool manufacturers and wool growers, the
exclusive privilege of supplying all the
wooden goods and all the wool required for
use in the United States" After explain
ing what is deemed proper 10 ask Of mem
bers OF COngIess, Mr.. Hsrpster concludes:
"This address is deemed prOpsr in view OF
lhe fact not generally known, that per-
sistent efforts ere being made to secure
Inst and ample protection for manufScsur-
era, but TO deny the same measure Of pro-
tee ion for fArmers."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10
Huoe Railroad Mortgage.

COLUMBUS OHIO, March 9.-The Co.
lumbus, Shawnee Ond Hooking Railroad
Company to-day fled mortgage for S5.-
600, 600 with the Me tropolitan Trust Com
pany, Of New York, to secure first mort
gage bonds on the property, which will
bear interest at five per cent from January
l and run for fifty years; 81 500, 900 is to
be used in the purchase of the Columbus
and Eastern Railroad, $1,000, 600 to pur-
chase the Shawnee and Muskineum Rail
way, ST. 900, 900 to construct railroad be,
tween the two and 81, 500, 600 to be used
in the construction of additional lines,
completing through line fro m Columbus
to Marietta, on the river, and making a
short line to that point and West Virginia
points.
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MOVEMENTS OF STANLEY.
WIN Not Leave Cairo b. fore April-H
Book Almost Complete.

VIII Not Leave Cairo B. fore Aprll-His
Book Almost Complete.
LONDON, March 9.-Mr. Henry M.
Stanley will not leave Cairo till the be-
ginning Of April, partly because he breads
the sudden change OF climate and partly
because he has made up his mind to finish
his book before he becomes entangled in
the designations of the London season. The
book is 80 far advanced that the publishers
hope it may be ready for publication on
the day of Mr.. Stsnley's arrival in Eng
land. He will not come direct TO London.
He will spend fortnight at Nice, then
proceed to Brussels te pay his respects to
the King Of Belgium.
At Brussels he will be met by his four
officers-Parke, N,l3on, Stairs and Jeph-
son-all of whom have become devotedly
attached TO their chief, and are ready to
follow him whenever he calls upon them
in any fresh enterprise. DR.. Parkes col
leagues sdmit that had it not been for the
Doctor not one member of the expedition
would have come out alive. Mr.. Stauley's
first public appearance in London will be
at the Albert Hall, unier the auspices Of
the Royal Geographical Society. While a
special medical will be struck for Stanley,
the Royal medal of the society will be
awarded to Emin Pasha.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10

NoLgNB,s o., March g. -R.tta McGse,
aoas-ysar prisoner sent Up from Clinton
eooaiy. nr grand larceny, and received at
Toe Pem'ea''ary Juae "A. 1889 made
d ~. mistake ,o-aisa. which will probably
olaa lsi ior he The physicians had
gwen Der lotion with which
70 taiae Fer eyes, the lids having
oseous gaanla,ed. snd to night she pick
81 aP by mistake q bottle Of the same sp-
P'.A,aa'e, "a BAT which contained carbolic
',.l, Aaa made liberal application. Her
~. ,'.'A-' appraised the guards Of her mis-
--'. Aaa ihs physicians we're hastily
,-sd' ,-.l-oasd' bat while doing all in their
s,' 80 70 i-lisvs her intense agony, thsy
N''. lope OF ssviog hsr sight. Her
W aso badly blister d " the flaid.
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R.,t,mor. and ohio's Equipment.

BALTIMORE, March 9-The executive
officers of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
have for some time past been considering
the advisability of making extensive ad-
ditions to the equipment of the road, and
it ia expected that by the opening of the
spring orders will have been placed for
many new cars and engines. The present
equipment of the company is about 26,-
600 freight c,rs, many of which are unit
f,r servic, and are being altered in the
compauy's repair shops. Several thou
sand new freight cars, the ffi,ials say,
could easily be put 10 use, and an addi-
ton offifsy new baggage and day coaches
must be made.
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UNENF0RCED LAWS.
SOME DISCLOSURES MADE IN rHB ALIEN
CONTRACT MEASURE.
Wha! The Stalsmsn Of ths Secretary Of the
Treasury COniains-Soms Gir-
ing Gases Of In
consistsnciss
Special T.ieordm 10 Das Register.

Special Tsieordn 10 pe Register.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has submitted to the
House statement showing that some $50
suits have been instituted under the alien
contract law, Of which eight were settled
by compromise and nine dismissed. The
eight compromised brought only about
$4,000 to the Treasury, though the penalty
for each laborer imported uEder contract
is 81, 900.
One euit was settled for five dollars, and
in one case corporation that was prosecu-
ted for importing sixty.three laborers was
let of on payment Of Sos. While the re-
port is confined TO brief statement, it in
dicates that the law is either very defec-
tive or is not properly enforced. II was
passed upon the demand OF laboring peo-
pie to prevent corporations from bringing
foreign labor into competition with
our own, but under the present ad-
ministration the corporations seem TO have
their own way. The Law is enforced
sgaipst professional men and Others who
would make d,srsble cit zsrs, but when
q protected corporations violates it to
break down strike of its employees that
corporporstion is permitted to compromise
with ths Government for nominal sum.
Friends Of Labor in Congress will examine
the matter and amend the law so as TO
make it accomplish it's purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10
LEFT THE COMPANY.

Two Members o. Margaret Nsihsr's Com
papy Summariiy Sever Their Connection.
special Telegram To- the Register.
COLUMBUS %, March s-TSo mem
bsrs Of the Margaret Ma,htr Company,
Misses Marlowe std Goode, lsf. the Com
pAny here last uigDt and to-day started
back to New York It Is said they left
the Company on account Of insoient trsat-
ment from Miss Mathsr Toe rest Of th'
Company went 90 Chicago last night.
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Couu,erfsited to save Suffering.

KEoKUK, IA, March 9 "A man named
Shepard was arrested to-day charged with
making counterfeit money. He confessed
his gull. and told pi,iful tale about his
family starving and not being able to get
work. A full set OF dies, molds and tools
was found in bis possession. His children
had been passing counterfeit coin at vsri-
ous stores for some time past. Commis-
sioner Lsach held him 10 the Federal Jury
in the sum of 81 600.
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IN MALE GUISE.
A Supposed Female Tailor Turns Out TO be
n Man.

A Supposed Female Tailor Tuins Out TO be
Man.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a great sen
sation has been caused in BordentowD,
Allentown and the suuou unding Villages
10 Burlington county, New Jersey, on the
discovery that the very pleasing female
who measured all the ladies for
corsets snd under wear now turns out
to be a man. The fellow had been
driving big trade, aud bad adopted the
female costume because he could the bet
ter ply his vocation. He lived at Mrs.
Vsnduzen's house at Allentown for two
weeks, and a couple of bright little boys
ferreted ont the mystery tf the sex. The
fellow beat hasty retreat when the dis
covery was made. The females are very
re!icent ebout the affair.
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Five Prisoners Escape.

US1oNTowN, March s.-Five prisoners
escaped from the old Jail last night, the
ripgleader bsing Edward Burns, OF Con-
nellsyille. They pryed the window out
with a poker and got out about 10 o'clock
No trace Of them has yet been obtained
Some of them were to have been placed on
trial this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10
The Hou.s prosr.mms rhl. Week.


WASHINGTON, March 9.-The work Of
the House this week will probably be to
add new stars to The National flag. The
District of Columbia Committee will oc-
cupy tomorrow in the disposition OF
measures relating to local fairs, and after
that the Oklahoma bill will be trken up
and passed upon finally as far as the
House is concerned. Then, according
to notice already given, the Territories
committee will present for the considera-
tion OF the House the bill TO admit Wy
omipg ss a State OF the Union, and this
will be followed by the Idaho bill il sny
time remains. The Committee on Fec.
tions desires TO call mp the contested elec.
tion case Of Mudd vs. Compton from Mary
land, but will only do so, according to
present arrangement, if il can be done
withou. interfering with the statehood
bills already mentioned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10

"WHAT's bstter for cold than Saliva
tion OIL? Echo answers: What" We
answer: Nothing" IS, say We all OF
az, so say we all" Only IS cts.
A poor ua'ortunsts in Milwaukee is SAID
to have snesz d himself to death. Alas
poor creature, living in the light OF the
nineteenth century and never heard oil d..
Bull's Cough Syrup. Well, this Is more
than Egyptian darkness
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10
Rolling Mills Leased.

CUMBERLAND, Md, March s.-A tele-
gram has been received from Vice Presi-
dent Thomas NJ. King of the Baltimore q
OSio railroad to the tff ct that his COM
pAny has concluded the negotiations for
the lease Of the rslling mills at this place
10 the Cambria Iron Works Of Johnstown,
Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10


zsrgR, MASS March 9.-The
''"-'f Baoohe, which arrived from
A-l bank, had on board Edward FO-
-. ~! lii Vim. Wilson. membsrs Of the
49, Y las schooner Nellie G.. ThuIstOn,
~. = picked upin dOry. They went
49,. 'ai1lry % while attending Travis
,s..- .1ics iog. The weather continued
g.. - .-' I've days Their fsst, hands and
49, o'cams Swollen and they lay IN
49,. -.i aad prayed for death to relieve
= ~ ''-5-e'lng7. They hsd three raw fish
-. ~. leiy, which they tried to eat, but
Az .-'l. SEX. They became delirious,
,,..s made up their minds to Jump
u. b, -'l snd end their sntfeling when
Aacae rescued them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10
Klled on the Track

PIrrsBuRe, March 9.-While walking
On the Baltimore and Ohio railroad track
near Dsnniston, Pa, late last night,
Michael Golden and Thomas Jones, paint
ers. were struck by freight train. Golden
was cut to pieces and Jones so badly In
iursd that he will die. Both men were
,,.arriad
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Rio,er, s.eklpE Christ.

BALTIMORE, March 9.-The three Ma
vassa rioters, Jones, Keys and Smith, alias
The Devil, " now under sentence Of death,
have realized their position and are seek
iug religions comfort. For q while she
trio laughed at sll efforts on the part OF
ministers. The 6rst to give mp was The
Devil" The other two studied over the
matter, but to day both protessed conver-
sion. The men are 20 be hanged on the
d d inst.
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A De,perate Gang.

NEW YORK, March 9.-The German and
Russian Socialists say they have succeeded
in running down desperate gang OF Rus
SLAMS, whose hesdq qlarters are in this city.
They have been in communi cation with
them. and have had them under espionage
for weeks, and bave determined to unmask
them. -,
The Socialists in question declare that
they have enough evidence TO show the
gang ia we'll organized aud that it has car
rIed ON a series Of successful forgeres,
which. until now, b1ffi ed detection.
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H.arr BIC Dol CIeveIand.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, March s.-Au ex-
tensive blszs in the Eberhard Manufac'
turing Cowpany's works destroyed three
brick buildiogs containing the rolling, try.
ing and repair departments to-day; Aooo'
GOO m an are thrown ont OF employ mem !;
The loss will be $4,000, mostly covered
hv insuraucs
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WIN Psosecute the Gaz site.

LONDON, March 9.-Mr. Parne)l will
prosecute the Exeter Gazette for publishing
the first forged letter printed by the Times
in its articles on "Parnellism and Crime"
and copying the Times articles day by dsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10

Ex-cOng ressmsn raulbee Barely Alive.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-ExCopgress-
man Taulbee continues to grow more fee
BILE and his hold on life more and more
precarious. He is worse 10 night than he
was yesterday and death may come before
morning. HE recovery now would be
almost q miracle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10
A MINISTER'S DEATH.
His Mtod Unbalanced by Domesti
Troubles, n d He Dies In q Chicag

His MIod Unbalanced by Domestic
Troubles, AID He Dies In q Chicago
Hospital.
SHELBYvILLE, IND, March 9.-There
is great mystery surrounding the death
of the Rev. George Spencer, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church at Boggstown and
Toner'S Chapel, which occurred in Obi.
csgo a few days ago. About two
weeks ego, or little earlier, Rev. Spen-
Ger left BoPgstown, saying that he
wes going to Chicago to buy q library,
taking with him about $500, and leaving
his twelve-yesr-old son, Fletcher. in charge
ef friends. About week after his de-
parture he turned op in Clinton county,
this State, giving his name ss Midkiff,
and saying he WAS preacher at Boggtowp,
this county. Ben Farmbrough, formerly
OF Boggstown, who lives in Clinton county
heard about him and wrote back to
Boggstown asking about him, but
before he got an answer 10 bis
letter Rev. Spencer had departed. He next
turned up in Chicago, registering at hotel
near the Michigan Central depot as Fletch.
er Lawrence, Attics, N. Y, which was
his cid home. He told the hotel clerk
that he was lawyer, which is true, and
was here on legal business. He stayed in
the hotel Office nearly all the time. and
acted as though very despondent. Finally
his condition became such that he was re-
moved to the hospital, when it Was ascer-
tanned he was suffering with some sffsc-
ton Of the brain, which shortly afterwards
caused his death. He had $500 on his
person when he died, which WAS turned
over to his brother, James Spencer, of At
tica, N Y, who had been notified and
came on to take charge Of the remains. He
has another brother, P. j. Spencer. also
living in Attics, and third broth was
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Da-
kota, under Cleveland.
Rev. Spencer and his wife had not been
living together for some time, her death
occurring at Attica some four months ago,
and it ia thought that this and their do
mestic troubles had unsettled his mind.
His cor, Fletcher, has been notified by his
uncles that they will take care of him.
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D..,,nv On, Goyernment Pap.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Robert G..
Blaine, brother Of Secretary Blaine, who
has for some time held the Office Of Curstor
of the Department Of Agriculture, has
b zen appointed by Secretary Rusk Super
inteudent of Quarantine Stations, under
the Bureau Of Animal Industry.
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The Strike a, Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, March 9.-The strike here
has become general, and it is estimated
that 60, 900 men are idle to-day. No work
is being done at the docks, and the ATTAIN
tic shipping trade is psraly ed. A strong
nnlica force ia puarding the docks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10
pREsrDENr T McUrcHKoN RESIGNS
some OF the Changes In the Faculty of
eroaddus College.
s,..-.f.r ar.y.o.,.s d, a. peof,,s~

eroaddus College.
SyeciGl Tslsgoia 10 ne ReetStsy.
CLARKsBURe, W. VA, March 9.-Rsv'
] L. MeCulcheOn has resigned the Presi.
dency Of BrOaddus College, aud will return
TO the ministry. The Board of Trustees
hss elected Professor Henry E. Harris, A.
NJ, President, and Prof. K. r Powell,
Vice President and Business Manager Of
the llege. These gentlemen have built
up and now OWE one Of the most efficient
and prosperous boarding schools in Vir-
ainis, the Midland Academy.
Prof. Harris is Master Of Arts of the
University Of Virginia and Prof VerAble,
Chairman Of the Faculty of that Univer-
sity, commends him % a teacher Of power,
skill and ability.
Prof. Powell is also an accomplished
teacher. These experienced educators
will mske q thorough canvass for Broaddus
and its friends are confident of al large
patronage Profs. Harris and Powell
will take charge Of the college at the close
of this school year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10

a-SGHAN March "a prominent
-'''a.il candidate for Governor Of AL
. - sad this morning that the Georgia
!, --' !iAi.,oad lad taken enough negroes
\. " ,ae State Cf North CsrOlins TO pre-
Ill. 'aai State from being considered
IN III and has increased the population
''-'s'o2L Louisiana, Arkansas and
~ so1i,lently to give sn additional
si'''A'i' representative to each he re-
W SO 'ne recent heavy exodus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-10

'AS nsoAiE complexion Is one OF the
-. charms q woman can possess.
-.ll Completion Powder gives IT.