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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-20
ALL EUROPE sHIVERING.
Seas and Rivers Frozen, Vessels Wreck.
I a


BERLIN, January l9.-Report, from
all parts Of the Empire show that the
thermometer touched many degrees boz
low zero, Fahrenheit, but that the cold
is bearable In the absence of wind
The Ice here i Is inches thick. Tie
sea between Stralsund aud Rigen. G,r
miles In width, is alive with skaters and
sleighs, and ponds are frozen to the
bottom.
Twenty-one head Of deer ga the royal
forest AT Benrath have died. aud thr
rest are in miserable condition.
In Holland and Belgium, the severity
OF the snowfall has put stop 10 railway
and tramway traffic. aud thousand. ol
men are engaged in clearing the roads
on the coast Of Holland the sea D.. frozen
for great distance. Only the harbor,
Of Rotterdam aud Flushing are accr,,.-
bic TO vessels.
Adylccs from Naples report the death
Of two persons from the cold. The
Italian rivers are encumbcred with ice.
The roof OF school for boys at san
Demetrla gave way beneath its burden
Of snow and ice. and the whole mas.
went crashing into the school room ha-
low. Twenty-Five OF the pupils were
more or less seriously injured. On tho
frontier near Geneva a man wa, found
frozen TO death.
Several vessels have been wrecked
In the Bay o. BiScay. and number coz
lives have been lost. The gales
throughout Europe are the ,eycrc>t boo
80 years.
Several steamers caught boo the i,r
blockade on the river Elbc have lo.i
their propellcrs boy dashIug against icr
Hoes. \ number Ol vessel, have parted
their anchor chains, aud are drifting
helplessly in the stream. The strongest
tugs cannot leave the harb0r Of CuXhl-
ven, on account Of the Ice, and the clti-
zens are assisting the military 90 blast
the ice with melinite.
a Paris dispatch says: During Satur-
day and yesterday the most intense
cold Of the winter was experienced
throughout France. Yesterday au aged
man was found frozen 10 death boz hi-
lodgings IN this city. The thermometer
yestcrda touched seven degrees. iah-
renhclt az Macon. nine degrees here.
twelve degrees at Toulouse and hye 90
GrcnOblc. Wells are frozen 40 pcrp.g
nan, where a man has been found frozen
10 death IN the street. 4 woman has
been found frozen 10 death iu bed at
EpInal, where the thermometer indie
Gates four below zero. Slight snowfall.
are reported from the kIyera
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-20
PODlLIdtiOn.
SOUTHERN PIG IRON.
The Cause of the Depression In the She
mango and Mahoning valleys.

PlTTsBURG, PA, January l9.-The
big Slut down of blast furnaces in the
Shenango and Mahoning Valleys, which
took place of January 10, is alleged to
have been caused 10y high prices Of coke
and discrimination iii freight rates by
railroads. Neither of these it is alleged
b coke men aud railroad officials had
ANYTHING To do with the shut down. The
real cause for the shut down is found, 1t
is claimed. in the rapidly growing COM
petition OF Southern pig iron against
the product of all Northern furnaces.
Within the last four months pig iron
has fallen in price 81 per ton. South
ern pig iron Is at present being brought
to the Mahonng Valley and Pittsburg
mills fifty cents cheaper than 1t can be
sold by Northern furnaces. In some
cases the difference is still greater. 1t
is argued that Southern iron cannot be
brought to PittSburg at a marketable
price. Nevertheless, Southern pig iron
is being shipped into this section by
river and rail in increasing quantities.
II is stated that should the Valley Fur
mace men be furnished coke free OF
charge they would still be unable to
produce pig iron and compete success
fully with Alabama and Tennessee fur
naces. The present shutdown in the
Valley will prove whether the Southern
pig iron men have been selling cheaply
merely to get foothold in the market,
or whether they are in reality able to
produce at the figures they quote.
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Claim Against the Government.

Special telegram 20 ne REGISTER.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 10
Governor Fleming will send commu-
nication to the Legislature tomorrow
relating TO the case of the State of West
Virginia VS.. the United States Govern
ment. which is now pending at Washing
ton i'm the Court of Claims. The claim
is for nineteen thousand four hundred
and Seyenty-foar dollars, for pay due
certain troops for a short period Of ser
vice subsequent to June, 1861. Ihe
communication sets forth that Judge
McWhorter, who represents the soldiers,
desires the Legislature to make an ap-
Dropriation To the amount above men
toned. to be paid to the soldiers when
the Court of Claims orders that the
State be reimbursed to the amount ap-
propriated.
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REVOLT IN CHILL.
ENGLAND WILL TAEg A HAND II MATTERS
DON'T IMPROVE.
All Europe Shiytring o. Account Of the R1raor-
diuary Cold wsaih,r-Nshy Deaths Prom
fFstling-A French Thlsfs Bold
BrsAk-A Policeman Is
Yortally Wounded.

LoNDoN, January l9.-The latest adj
vices received here from Chill show thar
there Is no improvement In the state of
Affairs in that disturbed republic. IL
also seems possible thata portion of the
British fleet in the South Pacific ocean
may soon be investigating the disturb.
ance. The action Of the insurgents ba.
rendered impossible the loading and dis
charging OF vessels In Gillian ports
thereby already causing considerable
loss TO foreign merchants. In view Of
representations made 10 the British
foreign Office, and as a result of q series
OF communications which have been
exchanged during the past Few
days between the foreign office and the
admiralty, twas announced to-day that
a portion OF the British south Pacific
squadron, under the admiral In com-
mand OF that fleet, had been ordered in
leave Panama for Chilian water, with
out delay. II is also understood that
the admiral has received instructions 10
take all the steps he may consider nee
essary in order TO protect the interests
OF British subjects in Chilli, aud. accord.
Ing 10 reports, he will not allow the war
vessels in the hands OF the insurgents
TO Interfere with the loading or unload.
ing Of the British vessels in ChHan
ports
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A Cwlndler ENpOsed,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, January l9.-E. II
Horner, the New York banker, who ha;
been victimizing and swindling the
poorer classes of people in the East,
with his lottery scheme, which has Just
come to light, has been running the
same kind Of an establishment in this
city. at 100 North Broadway. Accord
ing to the stories of some of his victims,
his monthly income has not been less
than IS, 900. The poStOiiice authorities
are at work on his ease, and the whole
crew will likely be arrested on the
charge of violating the lottery law.
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LIVELY TIMES AT rRALEr.
An Anti-Parnelliic Clubbcd and Another
Coat Torn la Two.

LONDON, January lg Tho scene at
the meeting OF the Tralrc National
Club. which by a vote OF 49, Go so. rr-
fused 10 support Mr. parucl. s de-
scribed by witness a. highly exciting.
One Of the speakers denounced Plrncll
as Ireland, bitterost enemy. lle wa.
about 10 proceed with harsher cplthrts
when a blow ln the neck from black
thorn put him hOrs du combat.
Upon the division each party took dif-
ferent sides OF the room. and some who
stood hesitating were pulled aud hauled
in 4 way that threatened them with per-
s0nal dislocati0n. one poor fellow. go
anti-Parnelitc. was forcibly seized atI
dragged by the ParneIItcs lnto tbrir
ranks. while he shouted and struggled
u escape. Two anti-Parnriiic- made %
dash 10 the rescue aud succeeded Iu care
rying oil their friend o. the side boz
wanted 10 be- counted 600. but Boo lrii
half his coat with the parlrllltc-.
Somebody had evidently troddon ou ih,
tail of IL. At last, after much clort ou
the part oi the calmer members. a count
was taken with the result stated.
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West Virginia Historical Society.

Spcctu4 4cttgfuH 20 titt Atfstottfs
CHARLESTON. w. VA, January 10
The West Virginia Historical and An
tiquarian Society met in the Senate
chamber tonight. The reports OF the
president, secretary and treasurer were
read, showing the design, scope and ac-
complishmentS of the society. Appro-
pirate remarks were made by MeSSrS.
Hale, Brown. Gibbons, Lewis, Hanen,
shaw. DIR. Bryte, Prof. Cork, eN-Gov.
Wilson, Byrne and OXley. 1t was de-
cided to ask the Legislature for an ap-
propriation OF 5000 10 assist the
society in it's work of gathering a
State library OF books pertaining to
this State and her people, collection
of relics and resources TO be kept in the
Capitol as a State Museum. The OIL
GERS elected for the ensuing year were:
President. DIR. j. =. Hale; Secretary,
Virgil A. Lewis; Treasurer, Major /. l.
Brown: Vice Presidents, L. Nj. Turners
NJ. 5. Bryte, a. +. Gibbons, j. y. Cam
den: Executive Board, Il. Ii. ONley, j.
+. Cork, A. +. Gibbons, Y. A. Lewis, I.
L. Brown, j. =. Hale, Il. d. Roller Il.
w. Byrne, +. W. Wilson.
The Vice Pr, sidentS ars appolnt' Il
from the Congressional districts.
Adjourned to meet the third Monday
evening in next January.
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Head Blown on.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, January l9.-In
Henry county, Alabama, Friday night,
Sigman Relnholdt. prosperous farmer
living five miles from Columbus, was
aSsaSsinated by an unknown man, who
fired at him while sitting at his supper
table. The shooting was done with a
double-barreled shot gun loaded with
bucishot, through window, and the
rear of Reinholdt'S head was blown of.
He died instantly. The assassin made
good his escape. The affair is shrouded
in mystery, and the cause unknown, as
Reinhodt, who was an inOffensiye Ger
man farmer, was not known TO have an
enemy. In the spring of 1890 Reinholdt
married Miss Laura Godfrey, with
whom he was said not to have lived
happily. She was in the house at the
time of his murder. Essex Kirkland. a
colored empoye of Reinholdt, was on
the premises and saw the gun flashes,
but did not see who fired
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Counties.
POnMLntiOn.
THE CRUEL WAR Is OVER,
And Now the Work of the Base Ball Man
,.a, ua.Ins nuastion of S,I.rIes

ager Begins-0uestion of Salaries.
New YORK, January l9.-The official
settlement of the base ball war has lift
ed load of trouble of the minds of ev-
cry follower OF the game. The cessa-
tion of hostilitieS aud petty chickering's
is especially gratifying to the mana
gers, who can now go 10 work and Sc
cure their players and make other need
ed arrangements for the coming sea-
sons campaign. The managers will
have their hands full between now and
the first of March.
The general reduction in players
salaries may cause further delay, for
many of the players will be in no hurry
to put their names TO contracts under
the new order OF things. Players who
refused TO sign contracts last fall at
So, 500 and $4,000, are about this time
the most miserable beings on earth.
There are many of them who refused
such offers who will be playing next
season for $500, and will consider
themselves fortunate to get that much.
The National Board, which will here
after be the Supreme Court of base ball,
have much work to do, and il Is only
proper that MeSsrs. Thurman, Kraut-
! hoff and Rogers should each receive a
stipulated yearly salary. One of the
reasons why John |. Rogers was selected
to represent the National League ON
the Board was that he Is lawyer.
Many legal points Will come up before
the Board, and rs Krauthoff and Thur
man are both lawyers, and bright ones,
too, the National League appears to
have been consistent in doing what it
did. The work Of the Board will be
watched with a great deal of interest by
the followers of the game. Mistakes OF
policy will not be condoned, and If an
Injustice is done to player or club the
Board will be quickly called to its
senses. The New York club, 1t is said,
will put no obstacle In Wards way il he
wishes to join the Brooklyn club.
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Will Invade the Cherokee strip.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, January l9.-Advices
from the Northern border of the Chero-
kee strip are to the effect that the move
ment to invade the strip Is assuming
vast proportions. January 29th mas
been set as the day for the genera lnva-
sion. but at the present time the boom
ers are going into the strip every day
numbers for the purpose Of picking out
their claims. At one point alone 3'Ooo
boomers have assembled, and are anN-
iously awaiting the much longed Tor sig
nal TO enter the land Of Canaan. Harry
Hin. of Oklahoma fame, is on his way
IN ,be strip with 800 boomers, and other
leaders will follow in few days.
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Findlay Potters strike.

FGvDLAY, O., January l9.-All thC
employees of the great pottery oi BEL
Bros. in this city walked out on a Strl ke
this afternoon because OF cut In the
wage schedule which the manager re-
fused 10 restore. over one hundred
men and women are out, and the pot
terry is closed down. The strikers are
prepared for long battle. The Bel
works belong to the recently organized
pottery trust, and the outcome oi th'
Strike will be watched with interest.
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resolution directing the Judiciary Com
mittee TO inquire into the matter Of
criminal charges which appear excess
lively large, % the end, that some means
may be- devised whereby the evil may
be corrected il possible.
by Mr.. Hardman, OF Calhoun, reso-
I mtiOn asking the Committee on Roads
and Internal Navigation to ascertain
and report 10 the charter OF the Little
kauawha river navigation company has
not been forfeited.
President McCreery announced the
appointment OF Walter Carder as cloak
room page
Mr. Davis resolution asking for a
special com nittee OF three 10 draft res
0iutiOus concerning the death OF Sena-
tor Smith was adopted. The President
then appointed MeSSrS. Davis, Worley
and Arbuckle. Recess till 3 p. m.
The Senate reasSembled at y. m.
Bills, resolutions and petitions were in
roduced as follows:
BY Mr.. Campbell, OF jackson county.
Senate Bin No. %, empowering the in
dependent school district of Ripley TO
borrow money and issue bonds for the
erection of public school building.
by Mr.. GilkeSOn. OF Hampshire
county, Senate Bill No. %, TO amend
Sections 30 and SO OF Chapter - OF the
Code in relation Co the school law.
by Mr. LOwther, Of Writ county,
Senate BIN No. eG, 10 amend Section s.
OF Chapter as Of the Code, prescribing
what class of books shall be used in
the public schools.
By Mr. Arbuckle. OF Greeubricr
county, Senate Bill No. %, by request.
90 amend Acts 81, - and -, concerning
what a physician may furnish his
patients and what drugs any merchant
may sell
By Mr. Wiley, OF Mason, ;. b. No. .,
tOamend the code defining the amount
of land corporations may own.
BY Mr.. Garrison, of MOnOngalia, ;.
b. No. 20, 90 prevent waste of natural
gas, and providing for plugging aban-
dOned wells.
BY Mr.. 81. Clair, OF Fayette, Senate
Joint Resolution No. ., providing a
Joint committee of five from each house
be- appointed TO consider the rediStrict-
ing and reapportioument of the State.
Laid over.
by Mr.. Worley. of Preston, Senate
Bill No. iO, concerning separate prop
erty and rights of married women.
by Mr.. st. Clair. of Fayette, the petit
t.ou of r. n. Boone, Sheriff of Fayette
county.
on motion the Senate adjourned at
3.fT
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A town ~ TWO STATES.
shrewd Lawyers Capture the Eccord. ~
"a Texas County.

TEXARKANA, Ark. January i1 An
amusing incident connected with thc
Typographical situation 81 TrNaIkana.
Tex. and TeXarkana. Ark. took place
yesterday.
At the county seat election. some
days ago. 10 was decided 90 move tlr
county seat from t- present position.
reXarkana, Tc,., 10 point near the
centre Of the county
II is necessary 10 explain that tir
State Of TcXa, aud the State of Az
kansas are divided by street car trart
running along the center Of State LInr
avenue and the t.wn is Consequently Doc
TWO States under entirely different mu-
Inicipal governments. ln order 10 re-
move the records from the old site totho
ne y II was necessary 10 carry them from
Texas across the street In Arkansas %
the depot for shipment
A party Of shrewd attorneys. ~h1
held claims against the county % Bowie.
thought il would be- in order 90 attach
them 70 satisfy such claims. and accord
lngly did 50 aud now hold them await
ing adjudication Of the ease Bowie
county, Texas. consequently bias nn
records at present.
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Against Interstate Commerce.

WASmNGTON, January l9.-The
United States Supreme Court to-day
handed down an opinion reaflirming the
judgment OF the Circuit Court OF the
United States for the eastern district Of
Virginia, directing thlta writ of habeaS
corpus be granted to Wm. Redman, con
victed in Norfolk OF the violation OF the
State meat inspection law. This is
one Of what are known rs the dressed
beef cases, arising out OF State legisla-
ton, having for its object the restric-
tion of the sale Of meats by firms located
outside of the State in which the meats
are offered for sale. The statutes Of
Virginia make it an oifense to offer for
sale fresh meats slaughtered more than
100 miles from the place Of sale unless
first inspected, the compensation to the
inspector to be- one cent pound. II
was contended that THIS law was an in-
reference with Interstate Commerce,
and therefore unconstitutional and void.
The court in an opinion by Judge Har-
Ian snstains this contention, and aiiirms
the Judgment of the lower court, order
inc Redman's release.
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SAN FRANcI-Co. January 19.-ILc
annual report Of Wells. Fargo Is O.. of
preciaus metal-produc.nP in i-1p boo
States aud Territories west Of tfc M.--
souri, river. including British Columbia.
Is: Gold. 81. l5d. .9lG; silver $4,000 s3lt
copper, ssO.5C9,g2: lead, siL5o3j'l
California produced in gold. ss.s9, s'l'
silver. sls5.233. Neyada-GOld. ,e.DJ3.-
ss4: silver. sG,i4c.d52. Oreg0n-Go.d.
s965. 900: silver, $1,000. Washington
Gold. sl94. 900; silver. 5000. Idaho
-Gold. g. 5gj, 333: silver. SO, 22H, los.
Montana-Gold. se,7G4,llG; silver. s3s,-
O5O. $50. ColoradO-Gold, si,2l0,96E
silver. sls,O64.4sd. rtah-Goid. SIS,
79s: silver. sle, 1851. New Mexico
Gold. ss76.O3i: silver. sl,2s2,9jl Ari-
zona-Gold, sl.lJO,4sG silver, sb,fio.-
sG3. Dakota-GOld. s3,Ofl,ji Texas
Silver. se4g.423. British Columbia
Gold. s36l, ,Gj5. MexIcO-Goid. ,is,osY,-
900; silver, s4l5 Gi5,OOO.
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1he.Giant Champion Challenged.

MONTREAL, QUE, January 19.-John
McMahon, champion collar and elbow
wrestler of the world, has been chal-
lenged by James Cowlcy, of Texas, the
giant champion OF the western States
To wrestle best two out of three falls,
for from $500 TO 81 900 a side. Ed James
rules to govern. Mcmahon has made a
deposit binding the match, and Will al
low Cowley 500 for expenses, the con-
test to come off in Montreal within one
month from the date of signing the ar
ticleS.
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.l,nf His Wife.

SYRAcrsE. y. y, January l9.-John
Barker shot his wife, teacher In Ras-
sett's school in this city, this morning.
They had lived unhappily together, and
a short time ago she separated from
him. This morning he went to the
house OF her sister, and taking his H.
months-old baby In his arms, proceeded
TO the school house, and, In the presence
Of the children. fired five shots, all OF
which took effect. He then jumped out
of window. got into 4 cutter, and
drove rapidly toward the south. The
woman is still alive. The police are In
close pursuit OF the murderer.
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GOV XIII Nominated For Senator.

ALBANY, y. Y, January l9.-The
Democrats OF the Senate and Assembly
tonight met in caucus TO choose Sena-
torial nominee to the place now held by
Hon. Wm. VI. Eyarts. Assemblyman
Jacobs, OF Brooklyn, presided. Speaker
VIM. +. Sheehan, Of Buffalo, placed
Gov. Hill In nomination, and Senator
CanOtor, OF New York, seconded the
the name. The Republicans in Joint
caucus named Hon. VIM. NJ. EyaTts as
their candidate. Both nominations
were unanimously made. The election
will take place Wednesday. The Demo
Gratis have exactly enough to elect.
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The sIeep Of Death.

CINCINNATI, O., January IA Bur
gin, KY, dispatch says that Mrs. Lucy
Cook, wife of the Rev. Stratter COOK
was burned to death In her house yes
terday. She fell asleep before an open
fire. A newspaper which she had been
reading. caught fire and ignited her
clothing. She was 20 years old.
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Supreme Court Proceedings

SD5cl1I IsI1gflW % III HfI'9-tT'
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January l9.-
The following eases were decided in the
supreme Court to-day; ). l.. Handiey
v. the City of Huntington, from Caoell'
writ of error allowed; Cohn Bros. n Co,
vs.. 7. j. Ward ct al, from Roane, ap'
peal allowed; Scraggs vs.. Hill, from
Boone. case continued; Hatfield vs..
Workman, from Boone, ease continued
State vs.. Pearls, from Mercer, ease con-
tinued: Workman vS. Doran ct al, from
Boone. case submitted; State vs.. Cadle
and Reed, from Raleigh, case con-
tinued.
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may have a temporary victory now. and
then derisive Democratic laughter but
the party which stands against an hon
est ballot and an honest count cannot
long and permanently hold power in this
country" [Applause.
After further discussion the lou
was approved, yeas 49,, nays lOl.
Adjourned.
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Farmer. Cut Down Telegraph Poles.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, January 10
The Postal Telegraph Company, which
recently extended its lines from Indian
apolis to this place, and is nearly into
1t. Louis, is having considerable trouble
in Clay county, owing to opposition Oh
the part of few farmers this side ol
Brazil, whose lands front on the road
along which the company has strung Its
wires. The farmers claim that the com
pany's men cut limbs from trees when
they were building the line and they
have retalated by cutting down teie'
graph poles and wires.
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,,rrdcrer West Will Confess.

Sptctll IeItlTdW 70 It5 H'v''1T'
WASHINGTON. PA, January lit Is
quietly reported on the streets to-nigh,
that West, the convicted murderer oil
the Crouch family, has been engaged
for some time past in preparing llit
sketch. which will contain history OF
the crime and 4 confession. Vests
aged father, the story goes, viii share
i'm the proceeds arising from the sale ol
rho hook
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Personal Points.

Susridl Telegram 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January -
Governor and Mrs. Fleming entertained
at dinner this evening the following
Miss Thompson, of Parkersburg; Mrs.
and Miss Harrington, of Delaware; Mrs;
Watson, OF Fairmont; Senators CAL ana
Arbuckle, and Mr.. Preston, OF Green
brier.
Mrs. Louis Bennett, arrived tonight;
also Mr.. Geo. w. Boss, Of Belmont.
Senator Whitaker, of Wheeling, ar
rived tonight. Miss Watson and Miss
Harrington, Of Delaware, arrived to-day
To visit the family of Governor Fleming
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New Ineorporatlons.

SrfcsGl ls--JrlW 70 re hfgtslsf-
CHARLESTON, ". Va, January 10
The following charters were issued To-
day: Fairfax Coal and Coke Company,
OF Piedmont. Stock subscribed $500
600, with che privilege Of increasing II
To -. .0O0.O00. The stock is held by IL.
c. Davis, 4. b. Davis, ). b. ElkinS, W.
c. Burton and T. ). LandStreet.
Kramer Oil and Gas Company OF