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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22

The nomination of Ex-Governor Foster,
of Ohio. TO be Secretary of the Treasury,
was faVorably received about the Capitol,
and il was very highly commended by the
men best acquainted with the new Secre-
tarv. The Ohio Congressman spoke Of
him as a man of strong personal worth,
large experience as a successful business
man and well acquainted with pubic al
fairs. He is. il is said, thoroughly IN ac-
cord with the Presidents financial policy,
and a conservative man, whose opinions
are all favorable 10 sound, stable cur
renew. The Republicans generally eX-
pressed themselves as well satisfied with
the Presidents selection, and those Demo
Gratis who were seen said they had
nothing to say against it, concediRg that
the President had a right to select advis-
ers who are in accord with his policy. Mr..
Foster. they said, was thorough Repuo-
lican and a strong party man, but tney hau
nothing against him personally.
Representative Mckinley, OF Ohio, sald
MIR. Foster will demonstrate the wisdom
of the Presidents selection. He is sound
on finance, and an able man. -,
Representative Thompson, OF ONO, SAID
Mr.. Foster was well equipped Tor the
plaoe. a believer in sound monetary sys-
ten. thoroughly in accord with the Presl-
dents policy, a financier of splendid ability
and well versed inpublic affairs. NO man
in Ohio. Mr. Thompson said, had more In,
tuence in the State than Mr.. Foster, ana
ne predicted the appointment would be en-
tireIy satisfactory 10 all the people OF
OhiO
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
PARKERsBURG's PLIGHT.
The Worst Over, But that is Too Much
Losses by Fire.


Special Telegram 10 he Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, February 2l.-The river
got TO its highest after midnight, at "A feet
10 inches by one gauge and 10 feet at an
other The water began receding slowly.
and at - midnight 1t had fallen inches.
At 80 the Muskingum food began 10 be
felt. The river went up two inches and
remained at n feet inches for an hour or
more Since then it has again began TO re-
cede and has fallen here TO inches up 10
this hour.
The food in the Little Kanawha has ar
arrived and keeps the waters nearly sta
tionary II is reported that big food in
the Little Kanawha is nearing, but the
scare is now about over.
The city water works shut down az 4 p.
m, the city being unable TO get coal TO the
pumping station. The water now on hand
will be held in case Of fire. No business is
being done.
Country people are unable to get TO
town, as the roads in every direction are
oveIflowed.
Little Kanawha boats are running, but
land at the upper end of the city.
Below the Kanawha along Meals run, a
number OF people are said 10 have taken 10
the hills in rain aud mud. There's great
deal OF distress along all tne creeks ana
tributaries The brick and tile works, ice
factories, Ohio River railroad, wholesale
and retail merchants, saw mills, refineries,
foundries, veneer works and factory are
among the heaviest losers. The losses by
fire last night are as follows: w. II. Smith
Hardware Co, 5000, insured for $4,000;
Mitchell & Co, loss 81, 600, insured; a. G.
Jackson, six buildings, loss $1,000, fully
insured; j. B. Jackson, loss 5000. no in
surance: &. c. Martin, loss S4,0O9, insured.
The other losses viii be about $1,000. Be
side the water famine the city will De IN
darkness tonight, the food having eXtin-
guished the fires at the gas works.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
THE BONE GRATING CASE.
DR. Phelps Official Account of the Ne"
Celebrated upsration.


New YoRN, Fobrulry 2i.-The Medical
Record will TO morrow publish DR.. Phelps
official account of the now celebrated case
of bone grating recently performed at the
Charity Hospital. wherein IL was attempt
ed TO supply defect in the leg bone Of Tie
lad. johnny Gothins, by engratting piece
of bone from his dogs leg. The lad was
suffering from an unsnltcd fracture OF tue
lower third Of the leg the result oi al Oper-
alton 70 remedy an Interior curvature OF the
tibia. which had existed and had slowly IN
creased from early childhood until be was
compelled 10 20 upon cntches.
In his account, DR.. Phelps, VINO perform
ed the operation, says:
Before the operation was performed the
vocal cords OF the dog had been carefully
severed under ether, to prevent any distur-
bance OF the patient Al the end OF TWO
weeks. however, the cords had again unit
ed, and the voice cf The dog sounoec iuily
as strong Is before The operation. On Tue
sixth dav after The operation the wound
yas found perfectly healed by primary
unjou without single drop Of pus Only
for the difference in the color of the skin,
il world hare been difficult 20 detect the
line Of union Finally. AT the end OF e.e"en
davs there was an apparent shrinkage
of the do IN The dressings. ms
allowed Of motion, and II became
evident .h the graft would be
pulled frou ils attachment within
a lew days. 'ons, l1cn,ly, mucn as de
sired 10 cont &c the experiment conciu-
ded. as pro ,cctiyc act Of humanity. Ia
sever the bond rf union The dog Wa chic
reformed uuriui he operation.
while the :. - was being trimmed aud
the leg Of the y .ient dressed, DR.. Kelly
skilfuiIy secured the artery and nicely
stitched up the 81 mp OF the dogs leg. she
was tnen placed il BET and caredfor oy the
nurse. As the graft was trimmed down 10
the parts still a ached free oozng OF
blood took place thfou,h the graft, which
demonstrated the fat that union had taken
place and that circulation had been estao-
iished between the patient ana The uog.
Both patients arc RAPIDLY convaiescing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
USED TO LIVE IN WHEELING.
Marital Troubles of Richard Stahl, Al
thor OF the "Sea King

san FRANCIsCO, February 2l.-R chart
StahL the composer Of the sea King
and said Pasha, - whose marital compii-
cations have frequently been discussed in
the newspapers. is under arrest here, hav-
ING been brought 10 this city from Port
land, Ore. to face the charge Of ernbezzle-
mcnt.
Stahl has several divorced wives to
whom. he is in arrears for alimony. His
latest ex-wife is BERTHE Crawford, the
singer. and il was in escaping from her
thar Stahl got into fresh trouble.
He has been leading the orchestra
with the Natural Gas" troupe. When
they reached Sacramento, Stahl found that
the Corinne Company, in which Berue
Crawford is engaged, were due IN Sacrd
mento that day also and as Miss Crawford
had "a bill against him for alimony he was
mol anxious 10 face her Telling his man
acer Ee had been called to san Francisco,
Srahl quietly slipped out of the State 10
Portland. Meanwhile an old charge had
been revived against him by the hrellns
Bros. owners of the Tivola Opera House,
mere. They took out Stahls opera sad
Pasha" on its first teur and IN the course
of the trip they had trouble with Stahl
They now accuse him of stealing the entire
score Of his own opera. He Will have 10
face his wife, besides, on her claim Tor un'
paid alimOny.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
DIGNA DEFEATED.
The Egyptians AfIer a Fierce Battle Put
Him to KOut.

AFAFITE, EGYPT, (vIA SUAKIM,) February
2l.-A severe engagement was fought al
Toka, on February 10, between the Egyp.
tian troops who recently lef. Ell Te6 ano
Osman Digman's forces. Nearly 900 lives
were lost in the battle which followed the
appearance of the Egyptians at Tokar:
The Egyptians made their advance from
Afafite during the early dawn of,the morn
ing of Thursday last The enemy was
sighted near Tokar, and after an exchange
of shots between the skirmishers OF the
enemy and the advance guard OF the Egyp-
tians, the latter pushed forward through
the brush wood surrounding Tokar and It's
neighborhood in order 10 seize the oldgo "
ernment building, now little more than a
tumble-down ruin, but which formed
a strategic point where a strong force OF
Infantry could hold out against heavy
odds The dervishes seeing the object OF
the Egyptians advanced in that direction,
made rush for the building and sur
rounded it by a compact mass OF Arao
rifiemen, who poured hot fire into the
ranks of the advancing Egyptians. The
latter, however were not TO be checked IN
their advance, returning the Arabs fire as
they advanced. The Egyptians fixed
.bavonets when within easy distance OF the
enemy, and bravely charged upon the de-
tenders of the old ruins. For over an hour
desperate hand to hand, bayonet to
spear and sword fight followed, during
which the Egyptian troops fought with
the most determined bravery. Finally the
Egyptian cavalry made brilliant charge
upon the dervishes, who retreated in dis
order. suffering a crushing defeat. The
dervishes numbered at least 1000 fighting
men. About an equal force of Egyptians
succeeded in reaching the shelter of the
building before the Arabs surrounded them
for the attack. After the retreat OF the
dervishes the troops found over 200 dead
around the position mentioned, while large
numbers of the dead were lying in the
bushes around the buildings Nearly every
Emir of Importance who was present at
the battle fell on the field. Osman Dlgna
did not take part in the hght, but he
watched its progress from point OF want
age near Afafte. After seeing that his
faithful followers had suffered disastrous
defeat, Osman Digna, accompanied by
about thirty horsemen, fed toward Tenn
rine The Egyptians, cto-night, 0lvouac at
Afafite and will advance on Temern To-
morrow.
The losses on the part OF the Egyptians
are Captain Barrow and men killed, and
Captain Reech and four Egyptian officers
and - men wounded. After leaving a force
of troops to garrison Tokar. the Egyptian
troops marched direct to Afafite and as
cended the hills recently occupied by the
enemy. Afahte was finally reached.
though there were hundreds Of Arabs in
the vicinity. These Arabs quietly surren-
dered to the Egyptians handing over to
their captors anumber of spears and rifles
and two guns The Egyptians also cap
tured large quantities Of stores and ammu-
milton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
PRIZE FIGHTS AT GLENwOOD.
B. 4 o. Brakemen settle Their DisPStes
in the Ring.

PprrsBuRG. February 2l-James Russell,
Beui. Kane, Thomas Martin and Thomas
Harris were arrested carry YESTERDAY
porpinc M Glenwood by Lieutenant Schzf-
fer and Officers Crehan and Cox. IL is
ALLEGED by the officers that the prisoners
W. tn a.number of companions, went TO tue
ole Pianic grounds at Glenwood, THURSDAY
Afternoon. and laid out regular prize
ring, Ia which two fights took place. Mar
tin. Who fought with Kane, was badly used
up. HIS right eye was closed and his face
showed that he must have fought hard
battle with his opponent. The other men
were slightly disfgEred and escaped with
less punishment thau Martin.
At the hearing before Magistrate Hynd-
man. yesterday morRing, the defendants
testified Shat they were all employed as
brakemen on the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road and had adjOursed TO the picnic
ground to settle little disputes that bad oc-
Cured out on the road. They do not
think they were breaking the law The
magistrate ined them $40 aud costs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
FOSTERS PREDICTIONS.
Another storm to Overtake This Section
This Week

ST. JosEpH, Mo, February Sl-Prof
Fosters weather predictions are as iol-
lows I will repeat that the storm wave due
10 cross the Mississippi valley from the
94th 10 the 26th. and 10 reach the Atlantic
coast about the 27th will be very severe
storm. especially after passing to the east
of the Mississippi valley. IL Will partlou-
iarlv affect the Southern States and dan
perous cold wave reaching far into the
South may be expected.
The storm wave following it will not be
of such great force. although 1t Will oe
above the average. II will be due to leave
the Pacific coast about March l, and Will
be at its greatest force about that time. II
will cross the ROcky-Auegheny valley
from the I'd TO the 4th, and reach tine Pa
.cific coast about the 5th. IL will principal
IN affect the Southern States.
There will be nothing unusual ABOUT
March weather The temperature WILL
average below the usual, but no very de-
structive cold waves or storms are eN-
nected. The heaviest storms Will Oe anr-
ing the Last part of the month and ohe
greatest cold wave about the 10th
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
ros,sr Omoia,ly Notified.

NIrw YORK. FEBRUARY 2l.-Ex- Governor
Foster was officially notified of his appoint
ment as Secretary of the Treasury by
dispatch this afternoon from President
Harrison. The President hoped Mr.. Fos-
ter rwouid accept and come to Washington
at once. Ex.Governor Foster told re-
pouter tonight that he would go to Wash
ington on Monday. Asked for his views
on the financial question he said, Il am
in shorough accord with the President and
his party. and my policy viii be the same
as Mr.. Windows as far as can see now.
Telearams of congratulation began TO now
in and many personal friends called 70
congratulate Mr.. Foster. One telegram
came from the Ohio delegation IN Congress
and read: ''We heartily congrstnlate you
the honor is well deserved, and we are
cordially glad"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
Howard-Dyer Bribery Case.

SDeciQk It,tgram 10 N. Regisiy.
CHARLESTON. w Va, February 2l-The
LAWYERS ia the Howard Dyer bri iOery case
made their arguments before the committee
this morning. One member Of the commit
tee remarked that the arguments were par
ticularly strong. The members OF the
committee say they are pledged not 10 init
mate their decision 20 any one before IL is
announced, and the remark of the commit
teeman above referred 10 is the only straw
which could be possibly looked upon as an
Indicator a number OF persons have oeen
endeayorng 70 find out what the decision
will probably be, butall have totally failed.
The committee seems determined 70 keep
at least one secret from the newspapers
The report will be made Monday morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
.Indre Hoge,s successoc.

Spsrial Tsteoram TO the SHaddy Re0isLsT.
w NAsHINGToN, February 2l-Mr. Z. y
Cole. who was to day nominated by the
President to succeed Judge John Blair
Hose as United States District Attorney
for 1he District of Columbia, is n0minally
a West Virginian,. though a native OF
Maine. Mr. Cole settled in West Virginia
in ls6S. and was Prosecuting Attorney OF
Dod6ridge. county for four years He was was
formerly an attorney in Wheeling and Par
kersbarg. He has Practiced law in wash
ingten Of late years. He was backed 1oI
the place he has obtained by the M'es'
Virginia Republican members OF Congress-
The ofSe.e is worth about S6,OVO year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
,,a,s Iohuu,anity 20 Man.

san DIrGo. Ca Feb. @l.-ILe sghoon-
or Ellen mas arrived here bringing Larry
Tillison, VIM Red9y aud five others. who
since November 30, have been living on mo
Guadalupe island a the coast OF lover
California. subsisting only on slch hsh,
wild goats and birds rs they cou-g a., eatcn .!
hand. or with primitive traps. ne niSH M =
yoatsand preparing heir skins, which were
ssIren 80 ,to mark, 81 Oscar Bartells n
small sloop. Tie men allege, thai IN NO,
,'anber Y,s,,', Bartells disposed of cargo o.
49, ralred at $50 After again Loading
the I,aD vessel they agreed to make 2 division
Of the profits, Instead he put 70 sea .:... a.
niohf leaving tueia almost sntirety win.
out provision and ammanition' rhda hne men nsI
are reduced 70 mere skeletons, Iney WeIt
taken to the hospital The Whereabouts o.
Bartells is not known.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
rhe ArrentIne Insurrection.

BUENos AYREs, February 2l.-A dispatch
received from Valparaiso says that a gov
eminent steamer has arrived there from
Pariti. a maritime town III the Province OF
Tarapaca, where she landed troops The
steamer reports being pursued by the rebel
sbips Huascar and Esmeralda, and had a
narrow escape from being. captured. The
insurgents have captured fhe steamer Con
sino. Three regiments have been sent 10
Tacno. The government IS sending fresh
troops to recapture Pisagua. The latest
news received from the rebel squadron is
that the insurgent vessels are scattered
along the coast. but Valparaiso is not IN
state of blockade.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
SOLEMN SEPULTURE
..,,,r SsssYAYS REMAINS IN THEIR
ryL RESTING PLACE
-t~a. Crave il St Louis By a Military
5-a. Sp.satar-lmmsnss Crowds
p.sv Comrades Moved to
ra--Scslss al the Grave

.. lr, February 2l.-The train
-- t1a remana or ven -. ~, 'i-'.-, i.',,
s- 13lr's stop a. lnuialaPollS, ,I1s. tes'
--. .rn. there al IL clOCA' ~ ~
- he train 40 TINS point no
0f thc party reLreu lot t.e i.
.,,, after the train stdrleu ou S ltS
-5-rr.n Terre Hauto was reacheu
- -..r were asleep. Another Stop
..- wls made here. during wnlch
.rsra allowed 20 look upon tue
-s.,lro-lci e.sAr,- ,--.,.,.. -be first
..'- r.-i~... was reached. A heavy
-.-.. MI cannon 40 the station awoke
.. .i., train A stop OF ten MN
taaf1rd the people oi an
.Hlr.. t0 sec tue casAeL. As
small village west or an
.f,,i war veterans were drawn
-s .- -re old platform As tue
.. amc tc a stop thel p.gsoD.S' p,si ~ " y,
.-.-.. .-'I rr. ca. tae.r numbers sou9ueu s, eu.
.....- tre n.-e quite Nto"~ o- tI u.
--.ra,n.o aaI farmers ifom lll1 -'ii,IIe''-'-
.......-r were l- rle station 4helr
,-.r. IL. standing lu -ous rows ~ Z"
...r...- eh.rse> rolltliedll mllcu-
r,rts.f lai l-eu thrown 20 tnem; Al
.....,. --,.. road as t1e train neare0 -
.,.-. .r.ru- 0. people. ana one anu
..l .r...rar.I a- t4a trlin passed
-... mark 0. respect was universal during
..-.,,.. -...1 from Sew 0r6. AT stop
......-.IE E.. ~ Louis lu Oh darAe4
... .t.-..r --....rn 0t tle iuuefA car
....ir-.s-.- r0 rr- Che tram was
r.rI -uorU. " ncL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
MINE EXPLOSION
In Nova sootia-Eive Victims Recovered
Others In Distress.

SPUIxs HILL Coal MINES, n: s., Feb
ruary 2l.-An explosion took place in the
west side slope this afternoon. Already
Ave dead bedies have been taken out The
victims are Ernest Blambridge, Herbert
Armisha- Joseph Turner and two boys, not
ideafi6ed. A Arescuing party is now put
ting up q brattice for the pur-
nose of restoring ventilation in
the mine. 1t is feared that
great many miners have been killed. oIe
mus Gar it has been impossible to reach
more than the bodies of the five persons,
and the rescuers will not be able to get
near the Imprisoned men until some OF tne
niles of debris caused by the fall OF the
roof are cleared away. 1t is thought that
fully 80 men and boys are still in'the nnne.
Miners who have come up say that tne
levels are blocked in the vicinity al the ex-
nlosion with Large piles of debris consist
Ing mainly of timber knocked out by the
terrible force of the explosion winch was. was
felt above ground. To add to the horror
- the Situation the deadly black damp has
made its appearance in the mine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
West VIII Be Hanged.
IpectaI gsleoTam 10 the R10fteT.

Special Tee tCf0N 70 ~" hfO'"V.
WHsHINGTOS, PA, February 2l.-Wm
West will be hanged on next Thursday a
telegram received At noon by District At
torney Parker announced that Governor
Pattison has refused 10 grant reprieve "a
the murderer. The news was carried 70
the iail. West received il with the utmost
indifference, and said that he was ready 70
die. II was expected that the Governor
would reprieve Wost, ~ stated exclusively
in the REGISTER this morning, as the ply
sicians' report stated that he was suffering
from paralysis, and that his death is only a
question OF short time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
The .sReeister's"s Enterprise.

Special Telegram to The Register. -,
CHARLESroN, February g,-the specs@l
messenger arrived here this mernlng va
Columbus with yesterdays REGISTER;
Within ten minutes after Their arrlval
newsboys were on the streets yelling.
wheeling Daily REGISTER: big account OF
the fiood,'' etc In few minutes che sup
ply was exhausted. These were the first
Wheeling papers received here for three
QaVs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
Point Pleasant Inundated.

special ItIeqr0Tl 70 ne YNnday Re0lsteT
PorNT PLEASANT, Mo, February 2l.-
Contrary to all expectations ana pre-
cedents the water increased in volume al
last night, and tonight the government
gauge shows 4S feet and rising one inch an
hour The water is all over lower Main
street. and your correspondent waded knee
deep TO the Western Union office 20 seno
this telegram. All stores have removed
their goods out of danger. There was
heavy rain all last night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
Rescued Their Mistress.

DALLAS. TEX. February 2l.-Mrs. NJ. y.
Blackburn. 4 white woman, was crini-
nallv assaulted this morning by a negro
man. She screamed and two large dogs
rushed in lust in time 70 save her. The
dogs attacked the negro and ran him away.
Almost a regiment Of infuriated men Joined
in the pursuit OF the fugitive. Henry
Morrison and Albert Flanagan have been
arrested for the crime, but Mrs. Black
burn is unable TO appearto identify them.
The negro choked her almost 10 inscnsi-
bilitv and threatened 20 cut her heart out
with a large knife which he held in his
hand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
southern Indiana Flooded.

C0IUMnUs, IND. February 2l.-For
thirty-six hours there has been a constaOt
rainfall in the southern portion OF this
State such as has not been witnessed for
wears. All The rivers are out of their chan
nels and rising rapidly. The house Of a
fisherman has been thrown into the river
bv falling bank and two people are re-
ported drowned. In several places the
river is changing its course, and great
damage will be done.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
p.sm.o.. Council Declared OF.

SpeciGI IetgTGN 70 T. S'N'I4y Heqslr.
GRAFroN, w. Va, February 2l.-The
Great Council of the Improved Order OF
Redmen, that was 10 have been held al
Charleston, February IS, has been post
poned. owing TO TIE llood in the Ohio Val.
lev. on account Of which many delegates
yonld be unable TO attend. The date for
holding the Council VIII be announced as
soon as decided on.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
Two cbIldren scalded to Death.

ISDrAxAPoLIs, IND, February 2l.-A
snecial TO the Nelrs from North Vernon,
lid. says: A fatal accident occurred near
paris. Ind. Yesterday. The two children
of Mrs Curiback. a girl aged nine months
and bov aged two years, were playing
near tu6 of boiling water. In some man
ner the tub was overturned, the contents
submerging the little ones, sealding both tc
death
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
Democratic Primaries at Charleston
Il

CHARLESTON, ". Va, February l.-Int
Democratic city primary was he'd to-day
and the fight for Mayor was hoi!y con,
tested The following IS the Successiul u
ricket: For Mayor, J. B Pemoerton
Recorder. Henry FRY; Sergeant. A -
Rovd: Treasurer, f. y Reed. Eight IAN
dred votes were poll@i.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
Wellshnrg Foundry Sold.
-. 70 n, S.,aday Reorster

Special Telegram 10 the Sunday "e0ls.e''
WELLsRrgG. February 2l--The ",elLs,
burg foundry was sold to-day, Mr.. %0hn 1ll
Blankinsop being the purchaser, ie He
natural gas failed here compiele.s -, e-iIs
morning, and left the town WITHOUT iss''
aod many without fuel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22
r-uea arer Sunday.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, February ID IA
truce was declared over SUNDAY IN the the
senatorial fight and only a formal oallo'
was taken. Not more than dozen mem ls
bers being present at the joint session OF
the Legislature to-day.