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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-29
BUILDERS IN SESSION.
A Discussion of Several Important and In
terestipg AfTalrs

A Discussion of Several Important and In-
teeestipg Affairs
ST. PAUL, Japt'ry 2S-At the mestiug
of the National Builders Association to-
day the Executive Committee, to whom
had been referred the subject of the eigb.
hour day, submitted resolution in which
they recommended that in view of the fact
that the National Government and many
State and municipal govsrnm ants have en-
acted thai not more than eight hours labor
may be legally constitute the work
Of day, and in view OF the fact that in
many of the building trades in various
cities this standard IL already established,
the National Association of Builders recon-
mends all its filisl bodies 10 advi,e all COZ
tractors to so arrange their affairs and
make estimates and contracts that thev
may safely meet in the near future the
altered conditions which this standard
would entail.
The association cannot recommend any
reduction of prevailing hours until this
system is more. universally established,
but advises It's filisl bodies 10 secure the
adoption of the system of payment by the
hour, that they may be in a safer coodi'
ton TO meet the change when it may be
advisable for them to do so. After warm
discussion following the reading of the re
port the resolutions were adopted.
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Frczen To Death.

HELENA MoST January . Toe ii's'
csse CT death from fie, zicg this winter Is
reported fiom Flat Head, Aisoulah
county.
o Pns'on, a stockman Of tina. ssction'
WAS out hunting cattle last week and re
ports having found ths BODY OF Ihom a.
Elliott, wealthy farmer, on the Il FORK
river.
/, seems that Elliott sts.tsd from Siev,
ensville, last Monday, with team arc arc,
provisions for his rspcb. about ~ mii.s
distant. The sappOsi,ion is that ne at
tempted TO c'oss the Big Fork with tne
tenn, and the ice gave way, Elliott got
into the water up to his rsi',' pn, III M r.
aged to cra vi out benumed and cold he
then started on foot for cabin near by. IN,
went Only a short distance vnsa ne ieli
and was frozen to dei;A. Eliot was
about 60 wears old sud leaves ismily'
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Washington Gossip.
Special Tsxrcm TO ne Beolac

Special TtkorcBs 10 ne htotaG.
WASHINGTON, January 2S.-Rspresen'
titive Pendleton to-day made brief but
effective speech in favor ofallowiBR Nation
al banks to issue 100 per cent in circulation
of the bonds deposited, instead Of 80 per
cent.
Mr. Pendleton attended the Presidents
reception TO night and escorted Mrs Mary
Goil and Miss Mamie Raymond. of CIarks.
burg and Mis- Mary Bennett, Of Weston.
The Muid Compton contest css,, from
Maryland, was argued before the House
Elections Committee to-day, and the attor-
neys for Compton gave the paitisan Re-
publican m'i irity some hard legal features
20 digest. They sho we'd by evidence and
argument that under the Maryland law
Compton was elect d both on the facs OF
the returns and upon further inquiry and
expuTgation OF votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-29
THE SCHOOL BOOK WAR.
The Governor Drops n Bomb Into the OPP
posit On Camp.
StlsllnI Hflerrnrn fn ihr Psnfner

The Governor Drops Bomb Into ths OPP
posit ON Camp.
special 7aeSra,a % ne RsotzeT.
CHARLESTON, January 2S.-The school
book wsr is on, and is the center of nearly
az much interest es the debates in the
gubernatOrisl contest. Governor Wilson
s the active leader of tue forces srrayed
against the present system, and tits under
stood that the House COMMITTEES on Educs-
tlon stands solidly behind him.
The Governor
DROPPED A SMALL BOMB
into the opposition to-day by sending
message 10 both houses, 10 which he enters
into loGg argument against the present
law, in favor Of the adoption Of the Indi.
sna system. The message recites the
enormity Of the burdens which il is slleg-
ed are nov imposed on the people, and
states that the good people OF Indiana were
once borne down By similar load, but
they rose in their might like the revolu-
tionsry fathers and threw off the yoke.
They created a school book commission
which advertised for bids for supplying
school books to the State with the result
that the books are now secured about 35
per cent ohesper than they are furnished to
the people of West Virginia. The message
then recites that under ths present law it
will be necessary to
RENEW THE CONTRACTS
with Van AptSer Bragg & Go. for five
years on July 1s., and urges immediate
action. Besides the message there was an
addition to school book literature in the
form of a resolution presented in the
House by Mr.. st. Clair, of MonoDgalis,
which provided for u renewal of the pres
ent contracts st prices 20 per cent less t6an
now paid. This went over without action.
The most interesting thing in the whole
fight is tine fact that nine-tenths Of the
practical school men here are in favor OF
the present law. President Turner, of the
State University, is outspoken in behalf OF
it, with the exception of the show of Bar
bour, aud perhaps one or two Others. The
leading educators 10 both Houses are ar
rayed against Governor Wilson. Their
principal argument is that a change in
books would cause the loss of all the books
now on hand; and they believe the present
law can be so modified, If necessary, as to
meet all requirements.
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THE DEADLY CROSSING.
The Fatal Rssnlt Of u L'ttle PIea,ure
Drive.

hNhi Little HleahnIR
Drive.
CHICAGO. Jsnusry 2S.-Another serious
crossing accident. which occurred in the
northern part Of the city several evenings
rgo, has 1st come 10 light.
Mrs. De Msnse and daughter, Of Denver.
and Mrs.. Thos. z. Dohsn, Of this city, start.
ed in carrisgs from Mrs. D0han's residence
on Evanston avenue, to attend party in
R,venswood. John Murphy was driving.
At the intersection Of the Sulizsr road
and the Chicago, Evanston and Lake So.
perior tracks no Asgman is employed at
tight. Just ss the carriage reached the
track an express dashed around a curve
AND struck it, SCATTERING the vehicle.
Murphy was thrown fully 20 feet ont int
the roadway, where he was picked up in
sensible. Mrs. Dohan was thrown against 9
row Of pines, which grow along tire tracks
at Il a. point, and the other two ladies
were also picked up a considerable die,
tance from the WRECKED carriage. They
were ell insensible. The train wa,
stopped, surgeons summoned from the U
s. Msripe Hospital, and the unfortunate
people removed TO their homes.
Since the accident Miss De Marge, who
with Murphy, seems TO have received th'
most severe ipjuries, has been urconscioul
and at times delirious. Pneumonia com
plications have get In in Murphy's csse,
and it is thought be will not recover. Mrs
Dfhsn end Mrs De Mango are bAdl,
bruised and Mt about the head and shoul
ders, bat are getting along well.
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ORDERED TO VACATH.

Prohibition Women Declared from a Y
VI. g. A. BOiidlDg.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, January % The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
here yesterday received formal notice from
the directors of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association building.
The notice says that, having allied them
selves with the Prohibition party, the
women must bs treated like any o:hsr po-
litical organ zation, and are therefore de-
barred from occupying quarters in the
Young Mems Christian Association build
ing
This charge grows out of the action taken
at the Chicago convention recently, which
the local union iDdorsld. The Young
Mems Christian Association psople are
very reticsnt about the matter. Secretary
Willeits said be would let the directors
explain if they saw fit.
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REPUDIATiNG PRKoRDINArIoN.
DIR. vincont States st Length nisvi,ws oa
the Matter.

DIR. Vincent States st Length AIS vi,ws oa
the Matter.
NEW YORK, January y The Scotch
Presbyterian church was crowded to-day
with an audience interested in the ques.
tion So to whether the confession Of hiih
should or should not be revised. Theop-a-
ing speech Was made by X v. J. J Lampe.
Of Christ chulch and was opposed 10 r.
vision.
Rev. DR.. Vincent next took mp the de-.
bate. He WAS opposed, be said, 10 IT,
port that would advocate q new and ghort
er statement OF the creed. Ia his opinion
the church was ahead Of the confession Of
faith in aggressiyeness and in carryiny ont
the Masters commission He said lha' ihe
confession was not adapted 10 modern
times. God's word Was intended fgr ull
ages and not for one period Of time.
The doctrine that men aud aoge.s were
preOrdaiued 10 everlasting death VIZ fe-
Dudist,d d by DE-. Vincent. lie admitted
that God had right TO make a Hiojo0 CT
a tartar Of him. bat denied that be had
any right OF arbitrary power 20 c3ndenn
him to hteroal torment in hell He he.
clined to accept PsuPs Interpretation that
he was a chunk OF clay in the poticrs
hands, or that he ocnld be- made
into vessel to serve b.se
uses. In conclusion he ~ ej Why should
we accept the works Of Calvin To per
petuste his name simply Who was be-
Wa crucifed for ~ Waii IN hin Ws
were baplizgd? lie expressed the opinioi
that those who had up ken were not i,r ie-
vision, bat for diSirol. DE-. Paxton said
be did not believe in compounds in tho
matter of the cohesion Of faiih. Elder J.
VI. Harris, Of The Mouisisns Church, ssii
be had come 10 the conference strong iJT
revision, bu. he had changed hia mind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-29

The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day ton
Z K il the cnly line running PullInAh'a
Perfected Safety VestibGisd Trans, with
Chair, PArlor, Sleeping end Dining Cor
tervice between C.ncionati, IbdisnsPoii'
aud Chicago, ard is tie Oaly Line runriag
Through Reclining Chair Cars hei~ern
Cincinnati, Keokuk and Springfield II ,
and Combination Chair aud s.sspns C'f
from Cincinnati to Psona, H., ard lle
only Direct Line between Cincinnati, DiJ-
ton, Lima, Toledo. Detroit, the Lake I's-
gions and Canada ,,.u.e,..
The road is ore Of the oldss. 10 the SLATE
of Ohio aud the only lice ensentg C'he Do
natl over t0enty. Eve miies o. double ir1ek'
and A. from It's p.st record can more ihaa 81
sure lis patrons speed, comfort ard safely.
T eke,s on ssle everywhere, aud s,e mat
they rad c., H. x D., either 10 o. out ''
Cincinnati, indianapolis, or Toledo.
Z. o. MCCORMICK,
c.na,.I PASSENGER and Ticket Agent.
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ANARCHISTS UNEASY.
REPORT OF A HUGH POLICE CONSPIRACY
AGAINST THEN.
Some Thing, Which Have Nads tie Sacisly
Suspicious Believe hs Brass
Buitorsd 0aeiAls are Working ,r
Their R1sImlnAhon.

CHICAGO, January .. The Socialists
and Auarchial societies have been wrought
no to high pitch Of excitement over the
possession Of what the members believe to
be absolute proof Of the existence Of q huge
police conspiracy sgainst them. Some
time sgo Detective Chas. Nordrum wss
arrested and fned for assaulting a man at
a meeting CT the Arbeiter Band. The
assault was said 10 have been
totally unwsrrauted, and several CON.
mittees representing the Personal Rights
League, the Central Labor Uaion
Pioneer Aid and Support Association. So
cislis,ic Publishing Society. Atbeiier Bund
aBd other orgsniz itiops called on the
Mayor to demsnd the dismiss.l Of Nofd.
rum.
The reports circulated consisted Of d,.
tailed accounts Of auarchislic movements.
the thoughls, conversations and delibes-
ahons OF tbose concsrGed in them tusge.t
ing whom to watch aod 10 fact lying bare
the secrets Of the entire workings Of the
Anarchists. The reports ran back over
two years. The Ppy WAS Henry Daa-
meyer, a man who since lsS6 has hssn oaa
Of the most active ard aggressive Auarch
lists in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-29
LOVE AND A REYOLVEg.
Tho Way They Fix Up $ s,ntimsntsl Affairs
In ArkansaM.

in Arkansaw.
BATEsvILLE, ARK January 2S.-Jake
SchrIeber. sged about 81 years, shot Bliss
Emma Fry and Gecrge Meissner, Sunday,
as they sat talking on the balcony OF the
girls home, eight miles east Of here. The
girl will probably die, but Meissner will
recover.
A, Schreiber rode ont of The yard Albert
Fry. o young brother OF the girl, seized a
revolver and fred three shots ct him, the
last OF hich took effect in the back of the
head and knocked him down, but he
arose aud resumed ais oight.
Yesterday afternoon Schneider was
found in old house in the peighborhoOd al
most dead. Ia addition to the shot he
had received from Fry he had shot himself
with the last cartridge in his revolver, but
failed TO irfct fatal wound. He had
then taken heavy stone and tried repeat
edly TO crush his head, and each blow had
rendered him unconscious for a time. He
was brought here lest evening and lodged
10 Jail, where he lies in precarious con-
di,ion. ScAreiber and Meissrer were riv-
sls for the band Of Miss Fry.
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Entire Nous.

Syec1d4 It<gTuNl 70 ne hegisIf.
CHARLESTON. January % Mr.. J. d
ROckey, the Republican witness who was
so bitterly denounced by Gen. ]. W. st.
Clair, Saturday, is out in csrd in the
Star this evening. in which he neglects to
deal in facts, but applies some abusive cpl
thets to ST. Clair.
Mr.. Rockey has left the town, to be alb
sent for some time. Mr.. Rockey is a pru'
dent man.
]. P. Allissr, brother Of Delegate
Altzer, of Calhoun, wss one OF the IN.
Jared on the Monon road, near Indisnsp-
oils.
Mis- Agnes sehon, the mother of ex-U.
s Marshal Sehon. and the last living
CANADIANS shter of COL Charles Lewis, who
fell at tbs battle of Pt. Pleasant in 1774.
died at her home near Pc. Pleasant, Mor-
day.
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Mr. alad.tnns,a Oircular.

LONDON, January 28.-Me. Gladstone's
usual circular TO his supporters in the
House of Commons, just before the open
ing Of the session of Parliament, was pub
lished to-day. He says that the con-
dition Of public sffiiTs ia no. with
out come peculiar features, ard that
the questions to be corsidsred at the oper
log Of the session may be of pressing inter
est. The wording of the circular is un-
usual aud is taken TO indicate An early dis
cussion of the Pigott letters and other mat,
ters Of vital Importance to the Liberal and
Home Role members.
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PUTTING DOWN Rum.
A Maine Judge Samples the Alluripl
Flued.

A Maine Judge Samples the AIluripI
Flued.
BANGOR, ME-, January % 1t has beer
more than three weeks since the temper
snce people have commenced the Wal
against the ssloons, and as yet there art
no signs of any cessation in their move
ments.
Not day passes without raids or the
bringing OF some unfortunate l'quor deal.
er into Court to hear the un welcome
words, Zone hundred dollars and costs OF
80 days iS j,il," which invariably follow
bearing
Every saloon is watched closely by the
Enforcement Committee, and the moment
one is thought TO be selling off ,srs swoop
down upon il, ready to rush the presiding
cocktail mixture into Court for the usual
investigation.
The first OF long series OF cases charg-
irg the dealers with 'eingle sa!e," and
which a;e relied upon to imI rison every
saloon and drug store owner and grocery
store proprietor in the city, came mp in the
Munlclpti OOuft yretIuhy. nj. mc'
Ginnis, the landlord of the Brunswick
House, wss srraigneI up1n warrant
charging him with hsvirg scld the com.
plairant, Robert p. Hassard, n quart vi
new rom. Ha.sird is ose OF the leading
temperancs Ggitat rs of Bangor. He came
here from New YoIk some years ago.
Taking the witness stand be testified TO
having bought liqnor OF McGinnis. The
latter fiitly denied the charge bnt bis
statement was not credited.
Hssssrd had not tasted ihe liquor to see
whether il was intox eating, snd the spec
tstoIs witnessed the extraordinary specia-
Gle of Jndge Brett aaDpiug heliquid with
that ED IN view The investigation was
snpremely satisfactory t1 the Judicial
palate, for he Fl 1ed the hotel man $50 and
costs, alan sentencing him to al for 30
days With astonishing pfomptness, sew
eral of the leading grocery establishments
of the city where wine is handled for do
mestic Use have been ralded to-day and
there il the most intense ie;liog Of indig-
nation against the sgitators in regard 10
the matter.
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1hn Gr.nt snn~m,n,. MiII

PHILADELPHIA. January ~ The last
will aud testament Of the lsle A6a Fore
paugh, tho Snowman, was admitted 90
probate in the Register Of Wills ciicg b..
day. TIE will provides tbft he deceased 's
father shonld be allowed SO Is week for
bis support and house fres of rental i0r
the rest OF his days. Ole half Of the prop
erty, real and personal, was heqleaih'd 10
the ehowmans widow and the other half
b.qutalhed 10 theeXtcntors tc be- invested.
the profits TO be turnod over 10 Adam
Forepaugh, Jr, the legs.ee. The wiii WAS
made the day before his death. Il is be
lievtd the eaiirs estate is valued nt
e. unn non
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-29

SAN FRANC SEQ, January 2s The
steamship Santa RIsa sai'sd Yesterday for
Portland without Carrying The Uailed
S!stes mail for the North, which bid sc
Gu nulsted here 10 great volume oNirg "a
the complete railway blockals. u isppnn
that the steamer Columbia, Which s.ilst
for Portland last week, charged the united
States Government al per mail hsg. bat
the Government only oiisred 80 cents per
bag for mail to 20 by the Santa Rose. hich
the steamship company refused. The com-
pipy cites that the British GoWnment
pays this American lire 40 cents = ma'l
b,g for carrying msils from this port io
Victoria, and that when the hoae Govern
ment cut the rate 10 80 cents itey dscllfei
Two weeks nail for the North remains
here aud the situation, fo1 a comm.rciai
standpoint, is serious.
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Hamilton -Boyds on.

Special TsItgrdm to t% Register.
FAIRMoNT. W. VA, January 2S-Tnis
evening at $50 O'Clock Capt John 8. Ham
ilton and NJ IS Emma Boydston, both OF
this place, we're united in msrrisgs at the
residercs of the brides mother, Mrs. Ru-
hama Boydston, on Qaincy street, By the
Rev. Dr.. Finley. Both are well known
society people snd have the best wishes OF
large circle Of friends.
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Parkersburg Notes.
eiai telegram TO ne Reotscc

Special telegram 10 ne Rs0tso-.
PABKERsBURG, Jan. 25.-Tne big land
case OF Reynolds & Jackson against the
Alexander Lumbar C1mpaoy from U Upsbur
county, is now Ou in the United States
Court, with big array ofIegAl talent on
either eide.
Two witnessss from West Uaion ia the
John A. He's pension case were s,nt to
i all this afternoon by Jndge Jackson for
contempt. They were DtexicAted.
Robert Haymsn wss found guilty on S
liquor charge and fined one hundred dol
tsrs
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THE AFTERNOON SESSION.

Gan. sprISs Continues TO Haul His oPpo-
nsnt Over The oosis.
When the Assembly recoDvened at 2;SO'
Gen. spripg resumed his argument, con-
Guiding his argument Of the Brooke coun'
~ case. He Immediately took up and
began a sca,hing review of the Summers
county outrsge. This case Was peculiarly
flasrant one. Twenty-one negroes, en-
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CHICAGO, January 2S.-With the ex'
csp,ion of single day, more deaths were
reported in Chicago yesterday than for
any othsr period Of twenty -four hours dur
ing tine present epidemic Of grip.
The greatest number reported was on
January 90, when 130 dssth csrtitic 'tes
were returned.
Yesterday $50 deaths. .we'e recorded
Over half of these were due TO throat aud
lung dises ses. Ten of them were due
directly to the grip. and many others from
complications reeultiog from it, Pneu-
monia claimed 20 Of the victims and bfon-
chitis 10
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WASHINGTON, January % AT meet
ing OF the House Committee on Military
Affairs to day, a favorable report on the
bill placing Gen. John o. Fremont on the
retired list OF the army, with the rank OF
NJ ,jor General, was ordered TO be msde to
the House. Favorable reports we're also
ordered on the bills sppropristiDg $40, 900
for the opening OF the new SIldisrs' Home
at Marion, lad, and to authOTiz' the sale
Of the FJit Bliss military reservation near
Fl Psso, Texas, and the purchase OF an
othsr site
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General Passenger and Ticket Az
CArARRH CURED.

A clergyman, after years = 'pasiins
f,oc, that Ioalbiome disesSs Ca'sfao, ano
vainly trying every knc~n remedy s' ''-l 81,
cnnd a nfescripl.0a which completely
".sS and saved bin from death Any
a., f,o-p tbis dreadful disesse sendinf
, sol; .sddressed STAMPED envelope TO f,oi.
= A Lawrence, . Warren street. Ne"
yo-t viii receive the recipe free Of charge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-29

WASHINGTON, January 2s.-Tbe Pres
ident, Attorney General Miller and S:cre-
taries Noble AID Tracy will leave here
pfxt Monday Afternoon a. 2 O'Clock for
New York, to attend the Judiciary CeL-
,ennisi on the 4,h prox The parry will
r,tufn 10 Washington Taesda7 might
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-29

BosroS, Jaculry 20 Wool marks,
firm; Oaio and Pennsylvania \ 3ha2 ';
Xxx "a 3itc; No. 3s'; Michigan y 3d.,
No. ! Miching go; Ohio lns delsiDc 3ii
36c; Michigan do 1885,; Territory Wco's
57467c; foe medium s.. 56-; medium joa
SIC; California and Tsx. wool sie.dJ 3
pulled wools quiet; foreign wools hrm
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On. rhou.snd ona strike.

BIRMISGHAM, ALA January p The
employts Of the Birmingham rolling mil,
one Thousand in number, went out o1 a
strike ye.terday. md the fight het@e,n
the men p -omises 70 be a long and bi.lu
ore. An,fllrt to force the mill irio the
Amalesme'cd Association osu'et ins
strike. For ysars this mill hss ben non
union
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co1nMRus. O.. JsnuarY l. 1889.

To the Elirir Of Dates Co:
DEAR SIRs:-Elixir OF Dates cured me
of habitual constipation and dyspepsia. ]
recommend it to all uy friends
Very truly yours,
Jos. ZIMMER,
Ptop of Hotel st. Claire, Columbus, ..
Sold in 90 cent bottles by W. W. Irwin,
W. E. Williams, JOhn Laushlin and Q;
r. Goethe. J. T. Goodwin & 10. and
Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
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uoionL.bor Don terence CALLED.

sp,eGcl Tskcr1m 70 Ne Register.
CHARLESTON, Jonusry 2s.-J. W. Cos
horn, of this city, Chairman of the Ma
tionsl Executive Committee Of the Union
L ,bor party, has called a conference Of
the party to be held st KsDass City, MO,
February 25
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,,a,.,,,Klu. a Preacher.

KALAMAZOO. MICH January 2a-Rev.
LYMAN N. Freeman died at HIS o'clock
las, night, sf.er a. illness of ten days, fol
Iowi,e su attack of iDaaefzi. He was
h,Tn in Z seq, Chittenden county, Yer
mont. January p, 1908.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-29

B0sroS, January 2s-A Ph.lade.phis
special to the GioJe sag The Phi'aiei-
phia Brotherhood clnb has completed o.
deal with the Boston Brotherhood cluh b.
which Kilroy is to be transferred iIun
Boston to Philadelpbis. A cssh bonus
and Cunningham shd Huste'l, the pi'ch-
ers, ara giyeH by the local club.
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WASHINGTON, January pa favor
able report on the bill for the relief OF The
survival OF the wreck Of the United States
vesstls at Samoa. wss ordered by TIE
House Naval Committee to-day. An
amendment bringing those who have since
died cf rjniies received in the disaster
under the provision of the bill was addtd.
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D..,bofthe Cnle.rlBr.

CHICAGO, January 2s.-Conrsd Is.fp,
thu we'll knows brewer. died here this
afternoon.