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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
ROBBED AND MURDERED.
a Stranger in Chicago Meets With IA Terri
BILE Death on the Rail.

CHICAGO, October GO. Wilkert, an
old man from Trenton, H., was
'slugged' and robbed last night and
then laid on the Santa Fe tracks near
Twelfth street where switch engine
ran over him severing his head from his
body. The crime adds another to the
list of the murder mysteries of late.
Wilkert, who was about sixty-live years
old, came into the city about seven
o'clock last night. He arrived at the
Polk street depot where he was taken in
tow by runner. The latter steered
him to a cheap hotel in one of the
worst quarters of the city.
He had supper and paid in advance
for his bed and breakfast, displaying
several dollars in change. Then he
went out for walk, strolling south Oh
Third avenue. At $50 o'clock the
switching crew of the Santa Fe engine
were at work on the tracks between
Fourteenth and Taylor streets. The
engine was backing north across
Twelfth street when the Switchman,
who was on the rear step, noticed Il
mans head on the rail. He signalled
for the engineer to stop, but he was too
late. The wheels had passed over the
mans neck, severing his head. When
the manglcd corpse was examined it was
found to be that of Wilkert. All the
money that was found in his pockets
was few pennies. The police sent the
remains to the morgue and entered the
ease as another railroad accident" "
The switchman said it was impossible
for Wilkert to have gotten into the
position he was laid unless placed there
while unconscious. 1t is extremely i'm
probable that stranger would have
wandered TO that spot. The railroad
people are sure that he was murdered
and robbed and the body they laid
where il was struck.
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p.,,,vov rmn,ove Said TO BE Short.

CHICAGO, October 29.-Jno. P. Slough,
the former advertising agent for the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroad,
who is wanted in Cincinnati, was ar
rested on telegram from the Chief OF
Police there, and will be taken back to
Ohio this evening. His accounts, it is
said, have been discovered to be short.
Slough asserts his innocence of the
charge made against him, and says he
will gladly accompany the officers TO
Cincinnati. He says he can explain
everything to the satisfaction Of his
employers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
"W. II. BARCLAY.n
protestant Episcopnl Council.

PlrrsBURG, October 29.-The Mis-
sionary Council of the Protestant EpiS-
copal church continued its session to-
dav. The subject in the morning was
foreign missions and Mexico. Addresses
were made by Bishop Scarborough, of
New Jersey; Bishop Whitaker, of Penn
sylvanis; James II. Potts, of New
York, and others. The speakers
were of the opinion that it
was not only money that was
needed in China but teachers. In the
afternoon. the committee on member
ships and the mode of filling vacancies
made its report. The subject for dis
cussion was Indians. A number Of
western ministers while discussing this
matter made a strong appeal for money.
Bishop Tuttle, OF Missouri, Of
fered resolution that the
board OF managers should take
action on the matter of caring for super
animated ministers. Bishop Tuttle, IN
his speech preceding the resolutions,
made the following remarks: Il would
have every minister and every Bishop
married. A married man is worth four
single ones to the church"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
rirhtx Thousand Dollar Blaze.

SAN Francisco, October eat an
early hour this morning fire broke out
in the Mission soap and candle works,
owned by Max Mergenthav, on Sin
teenth street, and after destroying the
building spread to the Pacific mattress
factory. owned by VIM. Clark and Henry
Black. Four cottages were also con.
sumed and Gus Connell, an occupant OF
one of the cottages, was taken out un-
conscious by an officer. The loss IS ABOUT
$50, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
Bravery Rewarded.

WASHINGTON, October 22.-The Sec
retary of the Treasury has awarded gold
medals to L. o. Lawson, keeper, and G..
NJ. Crosby, w. NJ. Ewing, J. Loring, +.
b. Fowler, w. NJ. Wilson and f. NJ.
Kindig. surfmen, at the Evanston, ILL.,,
station. for rescuing the crew of the
steamer Calumet in November last.
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News About the Boats and Boatmen o
the Ohio.

the Ohio.
Several tows Of coal passed down yes
terday.
The Scotia arrived from Pittsburs
last night.
The price paid for the tow-boat
O'Neil was SOS, 900.
The Bennett brought down two barges
of fire brick. yesterday.
The new boat, owned by Berry &
Morgan. now nearing completion, VIII
likely enter the Wheeling and Steuben-
Vile trade. 1t is hoped to have the boat
completed next week.
The Cincinnati and Memphis Packet
Company has bought the Thomas Sher-
lock from Captain Alex. Montgomery.
She will be continued in the Cincinnati
and New Orleans trade in charge OF the
present crew. Price, $4,000.
The marks at the landing last eye-
ming showed Il feet, 6 inches and sta
tionary.
PfrTsBURG. October %. River 10 feet
> inches and on stand. Cloudy and cool
BROWNSVILLE, PA, October 22.-RiyeI
Q feet inch and falling. Cloudy and
cool.
WARREN, PA. October 92.-Riyer
feet inches and stationary. Cloudy
and mild.
MoRGANTowN, W. VA, October o.
River feet inches and falling
Clear.
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Hubbara'. slim Audience at Central.

cnfrii- lcle4fiN4 .t .'.r ftc4te-t'
Central w. Va. October 22.-W.
F. Z. Hubbard addressed q small audience
of Republicans here tonight. IL was
very tame affair. and very little en-
thusiasm was manifested. The speaker
tried To- make the audience believe
that the Wetzel county Democrats are
very bad people. and have fallen out
among themselves. lie then told the
Old adage that "wheu thieves fan out
Republicans get their just dues
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WHAT DO WHITE WORKINGMEN
THINK OF THIS

But speaking of fcolonixation'itw wouldn't t
hurt West Virginia to Import ten thousand
good negroes. We are practically white
state and it wouldn't hurt Us to have a
larger negro population. They are good
safe citizens. Negroes will work. and !
know lots of white people who won't. The
Democratic party l. afraid of the negroes
and the milliOnaires coming into the
state "-Sspisn p. EltiaE Endorsement Of
........ lr.f..e- sear S.far.a
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Special Islegrlm % NJ Aeqisfer
MARrINSBUEG, w. VA, October %
Hamilton Butts, "a brakeman on the i.
* O. railroad, fell from a train at the
North Branch bridge this morning
bruising his face quite badly but eScap-
ing without any serious injury, as no
bones were broken.
Webster Kcplinger, aged about D
years was burned very badly yesterday
by his clothing catching dre from fire
he had made. IL IS feared that he can
not recover.
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Irish Conspiracy Cases.

TrpPERARY, October 22.-The police
summonseS issued against Mr. Harrison
member of the House of Commons Tor
the Middle Division of Tipperary, and
other persons, on charges growing out
of the disturbances that occurred at the
Court House here at the opening OF the
conspiracy cases, have been withdrawn
Mr.. David Sheehy, member OF the
House of Commons for South Galway,
who is one of the defendants on trial
here on the charge of conspiracy, ana
who was yesterday sentenced to one
weeks imprisonment, was taken to-day
under strong escort to the Clonmet
iail. where he will serve his sentence.
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Remarkable Cave Discovered.

GALENA, ILL, October ga party
Of Galena hunters discovered a remark
able cave yesterday afternoon near Pilot
Knob, about four miles from this city.
II was explored to the distance of half a
mile or more and found to contain many
rooms or vaulted openings, lined from
ton to bottom with stalacttes, glisten-
ing cubes Of mineral and other beautiful
Geological formations. Further inyesti-
cation of this subterranean wonder is
soon TO be made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
TAIL-END WRECK
On the Union Pacific ROad-One Person
Killed and Nine Injured.

Killed and Nine Injured
KANSAS CITY, October GA tail-end
wreck occurred this morning at 7;2O
o'clock on the Union Pacific railroad one
mile and half west of Armourdale. 4
suburb of this city, in which nine per-
sons were seriously injured and the en-
gineer Of the Rock Island train fatally.
The Rock Island uses the Union Paclhc
tracks into the city. An eaSt-bound
freight which leaves the depot before
the Union Pacific passenger train was
DELAYED near the scene of the accident
this morning and as there was a
heavy fog, placed torpedOeS on the track
TO warn the following train. The pas
senger engineer, warned by the torpe-
does. stopped his train, and before a
flagman could be sent back to warn the
eaSt-bound Rock Island train which
was following, the Rock Island train
crashed into the Wathena, the Pullman
sleeping car of the Union Pacific train.
The Rock Island engine was completely
wrecked and the engineer was buried
under the debris. The fireman jumped
and probably saved his life, but received
severe bruises. The damage is esti-
mated at 100000. The following are
injured:
Pat. Cullen. Rock Island, engineer
Topeka. He will die.
John Cuff, Rock Island, fractured
jaw and internal injuries. 49,,
Edward jackson (colored), ooth legs
broken.
J. IL. GraysOn, Pullman conductor
left ankle sprained and bruised.
J.E. Kinney, of Chicago; j. A. Lap
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
ArchItect., Convention

WASHINGTON, October 22.EIhe an
nual convention of the American lnStl'
tute OF Architects began in this city To-
day. the meetings being held at the Ar
lington Hotel. The attendance was
verv encouraging. representing all parts
of the Union. Many interesting and
valuable reports will be presented and
uapers read before the convention dur
ing the three days session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
4 Domestic Tragedy.

KEwAUNEE, WIS, October 22.-Al-
bert Ludemyer, young farmer living
near Casco, this county, quarrelled with
his wife. bride of few weeks. in re-
gard to the quantity of potatoes they
sbould put in for the winter. Ludemyer
grew insanely angry at his wife, and
Selling his Winchester rife he shot her
dead as she ran from the house. Lude-
myer then put the mDzzle OF the weapon
IN his head and blew his brains out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
Reed wants Bayonets.

BURLINGTON, Ia, October 22.-Speak-
er Reed arrived in this city from Peoria,
ILL.,. at noon to-day. Ex-senator Har-
Ian introduced Mr.. Reed. After thank
ing the people for the warm reception
accorded him, he asked where could
there be found higher average level Of
intelligence outside of the United States
than was present before him. He had
seen thousands of just such audiences in
America. Fifty years ago the intelli-
gence was not so great. Contact with
each other in commercial and political
channels had built up this great and un-
rivalled intellectual commonwealth.
We have become intelligent enough to
recognize and admit the right OF the
majority to rule There is great
wrong being done in this country,
eight millions of people with their rep
resentatives were deprived OF their
rights and these rights are given the
Southern leaders. Twenty-six seats in
Congress were occupied last term by men
who had no more right to them than
they had to seats in the British Parlla-
ment. A great cry was set up over the
Lodge bill depriying people OF their
rights. 1t did deprive them Of the right
to steal ballot boxes, diSfranchise ne
groes and doctor returns. The nation
had a right to know about these meth
ods in the South. The Democrats are
sensitive about bayonets; can it be that
the recollection Of the past has any
thing to do with their feelings on this
subject.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
Labor Federation Officers Elected.

HARRIsBURG, PA, October 22.-After
a busy morning session, the State branch
of the American Federation of Labor
adjourned this afternoon. Officers were
elected as follows: President, J. w.
Bisbing, Philadelphia; First Vice Presi-
dent. NJ. p. Carrick, Pittsburg: Second
Vice President, c. A. Miller, Harris
burg: Recording Secretary, c. X. Will
les. Erie; Treasurer, j. S. Johnson,
pittSburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
His Object Was Robbery

PoRT HURON, MICm, October 92.-
Last night man named PELLET called
az the house Of James O'IIara. a wealthy
farmer living near Smith creek. and
asked for drink OF water IL wa.
given him, and while Mr.. O'Ilara's back
was turned Pellet stabbed him several
times. Mrs. O'lIara intcrfcrcd aud
was also brutally pounded and stabbed.
Neighbors hearing the noise rushed in.
but Pellet escaped and the officers are
in pursuit. II is feared both Mr.. and
Mrs. OHara will die Of their injuries.
Robbery was undoubtedly the cause of
m srfu,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23

Special Ie.+JrGn 10 ne hegisisf-
BELMONT, October 22.-Prince Com
pany's oil we'll No. . was expected to
drill I'm to-day, but owing to lack OF
power 10 handle tools, delay occurred,
which will postpone the drilling In
till tomorrow.
The Acre-and-a-Half well No. was
three bits in the sand to-day, and was
showing up for q good well.
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Inrenion. NYe.t vIrglnIans.

Special I,,sgrlu 10 ne Rs0is'sr.
WASHINGTON. d. c., October %
Patents granted to citizens Of West Vir-
ginia for the weel, ending October 2l,
reported through the Office OF j. +.
Beale, Solicitor of Patents, No. G3l L
street. Washington, ID. c., were rs fol-
lows: Robert DinSmore. Weston, mech
anism for loading and unloading mine
cages: James NJ. Kern, Morgantown,
-L..r- ....rnr
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WHAT DO WHITE wORKINGMEN
THINK OF THIS?

"But speaking of colonization,i 1T wouldn't
hurt West Virginia to import ten thousand
good negroes. We are practically white
State, and 1t wouldn't hurt us to have a
larger negro population. They are good,
safe citizens. Negroes Will work, and L
know lots OF white people who won't. The
Democratic party is afraid of the negroes
and the millionalres coming into the
state."-Stephea II. Eilias Endorsement Of
lnnLl CnInui.niinn SchtLf-
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VERY PLAIN TALK
,e r,RIFF AND IT'S TENDENCIES BY
.' CARL SEURZ
RAJ Waaanaksr Pat On the Stand
Governing The Efsci Of the scAn-
ltr-Ihs Losby's Part in the
rr LEGISLATION Since ,ha War.

,... .~-,ye" Eikms was talking high
r... excessive protection 40 the
House last evening" a speech de-
i1y Hon. Carl Schurl, who was
-ary the Interior under Hayes
,,ruoa. taking the ground OF re-
n tle uua, was being read 10y
sands who were convinced by
. sound logic and arguments
ac celebrated orator. Mr..
.,. has always been a conserva-
statesman audmslous service in the
r....n,aa party has given him many
......-., over other speakers who are
,..nra reduction of the tariff. Be
...Nr >churz has the respect and
f.ae.. uo, only Of his own nation
..... b.tot au thoughtful citizens
.,..os s.,oCh hi, speech is appended
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23

special telegram 20 me Aegisftf.
PRUNrYTOwN. October 22.-John Lee
Jarrett. the latest addition TO the Re
form school. sentenced recently by the
Fayette county Circuit Court. attempted
10 escape sunday night. He was
promptly returned by Mr.. W. ID. Bar
nett. first assistant In the school. The
bows are given certain liberties but none
are allowed Co escape.
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Car Burned Up.


Special telegram 20 ne Register.
CLARKSBURG, W. VA, October 81
This evening the smoking car on the
Weston railroad arrived in this city
badly damaged The passenger coach
had been destroyed by fire this morning
M Weston. The loss 20 the company is
very heavy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
East liverpool Potterr nnrned.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., October 22.-
Sebring Brothers & Co.'S pottery was
partly destroyed by fire about daylight
this morning. The cause was an over
heated decorating kiln. Loss, $4,000
on ware. The kiln and building is COW
cred BY INSURANCE.
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Reed at Galesburg.

GALEsBURG, Ills, October 22.-
Speaker Reed made 4 short speech at
the depot this morning to large audi
ence. He upheld strongly the policy OF
the Republican party, and was loudly
cheered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23

cpfctG4 lc.eQfAtt 70 litc A'4tetefs
WESTON. October 22.-On Friday Octo-
Der % Senator Faulkner and others will
address the Democrats Of BraXton coun-
o. at sutton. II promises to be the
greatest political gathering ever held in
the county. In addition to the attrac-
ton of the celebrated speakers there
will be an old fashioned On roast. \
great outpouring of the people Is eX-
pected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23

r,is never too late to mend spraiued ankle,
.,,.ilen limb. siT neck OF any pain or ache. n
vou but u,,. that sovereign remedy salvation on,
ilo sreatest cure on earth for pain. Price &c.
He is we'll paid that is well satisfied This is
What "a happy man uptown said when he threw
away his empty bottle after he had cured MS colu
with DR. Bulls Cough syrup the iaNuIi'e-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
Firemen Injured.

PIrrsBURG, October 22.-An early
morning fire damaged the Davis-Cham-
bers white lead works ON Forty-Gfth
street to the extent Of 10000. Two
iiremen named Ellis and Valian were
quite seriously hurt by falling walls.
The loss is fully covered by Insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
candidate for a Fry.

PIrrsnURG. October 22.-The Repu0-
lican conference at Dubois has nomin-
ated Daniel Oyster, Of Ridgeway, Pa
for Congress in the Twenty-eighth dis
triCt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
RuMlsEL PAYS ELKINs a VISIT
To Solicit Ada Pledge to Help in Re-
turn-FrIends OF Gen. Goa Surprised at
Kumisel's Movements.


Rumisel's Movements.
special T,isgrgnl % ne Register.
PmuPrL October 22.-NOur cores
poudeut has just learned from a reliable
source that it is definitely known that
Or. =. c. BumiSel, the Republican can
didate for State Senate from this dis
trict was at ElkinS few days since.
whore he went 90 solicit the Hon. ;. b.
Elkins 90 aid him in his canvass. pledg-
ing him his support and influence I'm
return for the L. :. Senate. Besides
he has been known 20 be making trips
through the interior of the district with
Petit, I'm favor Oi ElkinS vS. Goff.
some of COTS friends seem 20 be almost
indignant no such a move. Hence 10 Is
believed ID. W. Gall, the Democratic can
didate. viii receive the largest vote
ever given FOR State senator in this
county.
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Floater identified.

I NT-|II- I7-'IT--- y ~ ''-1-7'
PARKERsBUEG, October 22.-Ihe
Hoater found near Bells londing last
evening. was to-day identified as Albert
Harris.o one OF the men drowned at Kerr 5
I Island last week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
on strllxe Near Parkersburg.

I NIlfITI ItIIIT0HI n ~ HFIIFIFT'
/ PARKERsBURG. W. VA, October %
/ A Areport received here to-day says that
/ Carr Brothers struck a splendid well AT
Davisville. The we'll is reported as
making 200 barrels per day. DaviSVilie
/ is only four miles from here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23

shire, of Lincoln, Neb.; John Driscoll,
OF Osaqua, Kas., and C. j. Avert, of
Springfield, his, also sustained bruises,
but not seriously injured. The injured
were taken TO the Sisters Hospital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS TO COME.
The Meetings in the Country Tonight


This afternoon there will be a rousing
Democratic meeting at Haneytown, to
be addressed by Hon. John o. Pendleton
and General Alfred Caldwell. and this
evening the same speakers will address
a meeting at Elm Grove. \ number Of
Wheeling Democrats will 90 out TO this
meeting. and will be brought home by
an extra motor, after the meeting adj
journs.
This evening the Democrats Of Web
stcr district will hold meeting at their
headquarters on Twenty-fourth street,
and will be addressed by Governor j. j.
Jacob and John A. Howard.
The Island Democrats are called to
meet this evening.
The Young Mems Democratic Club Is
called to meet at the IIearne homestead
this evening.
Hon. John o. Pcndleton will speak at
West Liberty Saturday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23

o..,maker Put on the stand and Com
,sued Co Testify ou the Tariu.


40
-r., on tbe stand and Conn
"'a'.'''''' ~ -. .r..,if, ON the Tarin.
,...,.-at Hon Carl Shurl
h0~..S' n, r.-,, Cfnb I'M the Wo-
-,.. .,.rinr tbe occa-
.l. ...,r3 monthly dinner
-..,.,..r
-f... +.ri.r .rasfion he had 7.
...--.,.., nosirion. hc
--N.- ,---.5 -, draw PRINCIPLES
,-" l........i,s. aconomic
. .,.- .i.,., f,..-s from princi-
-...... ,.r,,..i-,i.. f., hest
PICS, - Th.r. i, iitrle dan
"-..- ..,t., Oil MOI be rich.
'. t..-.- .+trt F.. NAV De rich +.
,.....
...- ,-ot..t.r, tariffs have .
.........i ,..- hv the House 0f /
p, -............ and t.. Senate alone. .
-. -af-l b,r..-aud that .
...-..-..t .f tho three
.t,.t,.- .. I.fIr consisting ut tlc
80 ....,.. ...-..r.-.t interests. each
..- f..... rl,y.r. and each
r..-. .t. ..-.,t..t r.,,Sible
..-.....r..f,... f.iror" for itself.
-'.',' ~, .i.'..'. ,@..~..-s Stand in each
'D- ..... ...... t... Shaw r,.>- aiI b. more
D.' l-.. ..,..e.i s.. Fiat the tariff wiIl
f....... r.,.- r,..nI. onna>itol -o
.,.-....... T.. consequence is that a.-
...-..r.f ..r r-ot.r-lye tariffs have
I..r rra n-.ig.t af taa-le-isat.yc proc
..ss..r.i .o--r'Hrr Ym suwwlat
b. ,...r. .If rar r.'n our iron.
,.u r..n r.r- GLASS, ~ vou
t.-, ..- utrr l..I. we wu hlr,
-,-vr.-...f.r Tr'e,,goahlc care %
egr wool u. shall smash tlewho.e pro-
or.,,rr fi.- tariff Iaw, born Of such
confused f-ht, should frequently. by
their own operation. defeat Che very ob-
iects aimed ate ItI>a wonder that in
such turmoil, ot conflicting interests
Che wise saying %. Henry Gay, Wno' rs
p.'-,, ..o..s.' -','' que. , '.', 'o''.. ,t.
-' .-'.s ." s.' '.'''' ''...''' ..-''.. .''~
i',- ..- '' o.'.i o- 20 ,t!
o. ... . '.-', .'' r.. --', -. ~ ,be ,,os- ~.
fectiye methods OF protection. should
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zanesyIne Pottery Fire.

GAINESVILLE, O., Octobet ga fire
at s. A. Weller's pottery destroyed
goods to the value OF $500 tonight
Insurance $1,000.
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cmfiuled oH Second Page.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-23

For bronchial. Asthmatlc and PuImo-
nary Complaints, "BrOieHs Bronchial Tro.
ehes" have remarkable curative properties Sold
only IN b0Jes.
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RIVER RIPPLES.

Hon. John o. Pcndleton will speak
West Liberty Saturday evening.