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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-24
SENATE.
The senate Passes the First Bill of the
SesslOn-rhe Federal Force Bill
Special Telegram 10 ne Register.

The senate Passes the First Bill of the
Sesslon-The Federal Force Bill.
/ Special Telegram 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January ca
The Senate metat 10 o'clock and opened
with prayer by Rev. Barr. Bills were
reported back from the various commit
tees and recommended TO pass, as fol-
lows; Nos. Is, 46, ;, %. IL. Senate
Bill No. Il was reported back 10 be
printed
Bills were introduced and referred as
follows: BY Mr. GilkeSOn, Of Hamp-
shire. senate Bill No. "a. concerning
the constructing and keeping in repair
OF county roads.
BY Mr. Wiley, OF Mason, Senate Bill
No. So, amending Acts Of 50 in relation
% the construction Of bOOmS and dams
on the streams within the State.
BY Mr.. Parks, of Berkeley, senate
Bill No. SO, i'm relation TO the sale Of
OleOmargarine.
by Mr.. Hardman, of Calhoun, Senate
BIN No. O., repeating the act 1871, re-
latiug 70 physicians aud accouchers.
by Mr.. Waits, of kanwha, Senate
Bin No. -, relating TO the action of
libel.
Senote Bill No. "a was read a third
time and passed, the first bill that has
passed either house.
Senate Bill No. was read 4 second
reading, but was laid over.
Senate Bills Nos. II and II were read
a second time, ordered 10 their engrOSS-
ment and third reading.
Senate Bill No. "a was rejected
Senate Joint Resolution No. was laid
over.
Mr.. GilkeSon, OF Hampshire intro
duced a resolution requesting the Audi
tor and Secretary of State 70 furnish
statements showing the amount and
kind of fees received in their respective
Offices
Az the afternoon session Mr. Watts,
of kanawha. introduced Senate bill No.
so, amending the code relating 10 liens
of mechanics and others. Also Senate
Joint resolution No. 4, condemnius the
Federal Force Bill and thanking the
Republican L tied States Senators who
voted with the Democrats against IL,
and urging continuance OF the fight
against it in Congress.
Mr. 81. Clair, of Fayette, moved TO
suspend the rules 50 that Immediate
consideration could be taken, which
prevailed; ayes rs, nays q.
Mr. Morris, of Ritchie, moved 10
amend by striking out that part thank
ing the Republicans for their assistance.
Amendment lost. There enSued q short
discussion and the vote on adopting the
resolution waS-ayeS Is, nays Il.
The Committee on Counties and Mum
lcipal Corporations reported back Senate
bin No. -, with the recommendation
that 10 do pass.
At3p. m. the Senate adjourned till
Monday 40 10 q. IN.
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Crushed by an Avalanche.

QUEBEC, January 23.-An immense
avalanche OF snow fell last night from
the cliffs OF Abraham into Champlaln
street, halfa mile from the scene OF the
disastrous landslide OF 1889, which
caused the death of thirty-two people.
The avalanche occurred at the yery.spui
where a similar slide fifteen winters
ago demolished two houses and killed
seven people. The houses were never
rebuilt on the cliff side Of the street as
the fatal disaster OF 1876 would have
been repeated, for snow last night filled
the street. and smashed In the front.
Of four houses on the opposite OF the
street, partially demolishlng them
Fortunately the inmates all escaped
The damage will be considerable.
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To Punish Saloon Keepers.

Special IslsGrafR 70 tie Register
CHARLESTON. w. VA, January d
The Seuate had up for discussion this
morning the bill imposing a fine OF one
hundred dollars on saloon keepers Tor
knowingly selling spirituouS liquors to
students. There was considerable dis
cussion over the proper legal construc-
tion to be placed lpon the word know
ingly." 1t was stated during the DIS
cuSsion that the bill was especially
meant to prevent the sale of liquors to
students attending the State University,
though it applied with equal force to all
students. Senator st. Clair wanted TO
took up more law on the question, ana
the bill was laid over for consideration
until Monday at IL o'clock.
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Ohio Miners Convention.

Special Itltgr1Ni 20 ne RtgtSteF.
COLUMBUS. o., January 93.-The OHIO
miners to-day passed resolutions decar-
ing that Mahoning Valley mine wages
are insufficient, commencing the
action of the Troll miners, of Bellaire,
in going to work. demanding the Aus
tralian ballot law, and denounclng the
use of "black jack" oil in mines. Ohicers
were elected as follows; President, John
p. Jones, North Lawrence; Nice-Presi-
dent. John Nugent; Secretary, and
Treasurer, w. c. Pierce.
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Old Hntch,s statement.

CHICAGO, January 23.-The veteran
Board of Trade operator, Il. Hutchin-
son, has made the following statement
in reply to published reports to the ef-
feet that he had ceased 10 operate on
the Board: Il have not retired from
business. | did two or three months
ago decide that | would give up trading
on my own account, and | would wind
up on that part OF my business with the
end of the year. had nearly all Of ii
closed up by January lst. There is
only little outstanding, and that sim
ply because 1t was not convenient to set
tie it right away. When that is cleared
off, do not intend to do any more trad
ing on my own account, but am still
in the commission business. and have
done a good deal Of it this month.
guess have done big lot of it this
month. do not see why should not
keep on doing il. am just as well able
to do it now as | ever was. do not
know that there is anything the matter
with me. am not feeling quite as well
as have felt, but ! suppose that is the
result OF growing old. 1t won't inter
fere with my business"
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supreme Court Proceedings.

Special Tsis0rdDi 20 ne hsgtSier.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 23.-
The Supreme Court transacted the fol-
lowing business;
Walker vs.. Doisey'S administrator,
from Nicholas; case continued.
Ralston vs.. Meyer, from Brooke; case
submitted.
Gallaher Ct aL vs.. the City OF Mounds
willie. from Marshall; case submitted.
OVERLY vs.. Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company; from Cabell; writ OF er-
ror allowed.
RICHTER vs.. Manley, from Marioni
writ of error allowed.
Farland vs.. Wood Ct al. from Harrison
case continued.
Bon Aqua Co. vs.. Standard Fire In
surance CO.. from Ohio; case submitted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-24
PARKERSBURG
Postohice Robber Sent Up-What Chief
dis Found in IA Miserable Hovel.

Special telegram TO TIE Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, January 23.
Daniel Morgan, who was arrested a
short time ago by Postoflice Inspector
Hoover, charged with robbing the post
Office at Pleasant View, jackson county,
was given preliminary trial before U.
S. Commissioner Tavenner, who held
Morgan in the sum of 81, 900 TO answer
the Indictment before the L. ;. Court.
Chief dis arrested man named VIII
liam Williamson to-day, charged with
selling silver watches without license.
On searching his rooms near the Novel
ty mill, a woman and two little children
were found in a most miserable and
filthy den. There were no beds and
scarcely bite to eat, but on close inves-
tigation Chief Dis found a large trunk
filled with Satins, laceS and fine silver
ware. In another place tin box was
found filled with gold and bank notes.
The fellow Williamson seems to be the
same party who recently telegraphed
Chief Delbrugge at Wheeling, TO look
up his sister who was badly treated.
Williamson claims to have bought the
silverware in Wheeling.
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Result of the Conference.

CHICAGO, January 93.-The Grievance
Committee oi the striking Chicago and
Erie conductors aud train disDatchers
called on General Manager Tucker this
morning aud held conference with
him.
The result OF the conference was a
proposition for a settlement OF the strike
by General Manager Tucker, the terms
of which have not been made public,
but it is evidently satisfactory to the
committee. as its members at once took
a train for Huntington, Ind, to lay II
before a meeting OF the strikers.
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NO. 195
TERRIBLE DISASTER
fORfY-EIGHr MINERS KILLED BYL NINE
EXPLOSION IN RUSSIA.
ihs Accident Caused BY MAJ Lighting Cigarette.
Great Excitement In Brussels Over tie Suttsp
Death Of the Heir to the Throne q
Bslgiun-S@ne Ugly Runor:.

LONDON, January % Further details
nave been received here Of the terribl.
eolllery explosion which happened ou
wednesday at Jusoyka depot. near
C.arkov, Russia. The explosion caused
a lire to break ont in the pits. The own.
ers and managers Of the mines tried 10
descend into the burning pits. but the
Tunes OF the gas were so heavy and
overpowering that they were compelled
to desist in their efforts in this
direction. Eventually a rescuing par
ty succeeded in entering the mines
and reaching the entombed men. After
considerable labor and danger the res
cuers brought TO the surface - miners
who had been killed They rescued gi
men who were In an unconscious condi-
ton. These latte. were all badly burned
and bruised. and 20 OF them subsequent
ly succumbed TO their injuries. II r.,
said that the explosion was caused by a
man lighting a cigarette.
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An Old Inhabitant Gone.

JJtCtUF tIfyI 70 II1V
RAvENswOoD, w. VA, January %
Yesterday evening Mrs. Hannah Casio,
aged eighty years and one OF jackson
county's Oldest native born residents,
passed away surrounded by her eight
grown sons. She was born and always
resided I'm this county, being the mother
of nine children, one daughter and
eight sons, the daughter having pre-
ceded her few years ago. She was
a consistent Christian woman.
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Two Flremen Killed.

BUFFALO, n. Y, January 9Th,
new and handsome building of Warner
Bros. at the corner of Terrace and Pear
streets, was almost completely ruined
by a fire tonight. The total loss is es
timated at 100000.
Two fremen were taken from the
ruins dead. They are Adam Fisher
chief of engine No. 4, and Robert Sny
der. Three others were injured by fall
ing walls, but it is not thought serious
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MORRIs-OGDIN CONTEST.
Ogdin Was Ready But Morris Was Not
Given Ten Days to Prepare.

Spscia! Itle0ram 20 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, January 93.-The Nor
ris-Ogdin contest will not be heard be-
fore the Senate committee for some days
yet. Mr.. Morris was here with his
counsel, ready TO present his case, but
when Chairman st. Clair asked Senator
Ogdin if he was ready he replied that he
was not. He was then asked il he had
a lawyer, and replying in the negative,
Chairman st. Clair advised him TO get
one, telling him it was the desire of the
committee that the case should be tried
on its merits. Ogdin then asked for ten
days time in which to take dispositions,
and the committee granted his request.
Mr.. Morris then returned TO his home
to await the expiration Of the ten days,
his lawyer remaining here at consider
able expense.
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TOLEDO, o., January 23.-Superinten'
dent Kline, of this city, has ISSUED
circular to the telegraphers employed on
the Lake Shore. In which he recon-
mends strongly a telegraphers' life In
surance organization, Of New York.
This is also accompanied by circular
from the association itself. As there is
an order against Lake Shore operator:
joining any telegraphers' labor union,
this circular is interpreted as meaning
that life insurance associations are eN'
ceDted
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w.stinghouse's Affairs.

PITrSBURG, January 23.-Secretarl
Wolfe, Of the creditors committee o
the Westinghouse Electric Company
says 4 syndicate of Pittsburg citizens Is
ready to take SjOO,O00 worth Oi th'
preferred stock af that company at par
This will certainly give Westinhous'
alift. Another suit has been entered
against the Westinghouse Electric
Company. by the Falls Riyet an'
Machine Company. OF Cuyahoga Falls
They claim S2.449.30 on a promlssorl
note, which they presented and wer'
refused payment, and also i claim o
sl.76i.29 for additional material fur
nished the Electric company.
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What His Temper Cost Him.

Special Telegram 10 The Register.
MARTINSBURG. w. Va, January 20
The assault committed by Harry Hol
man, the burglar, who was convicted
in the Circuit Court yesterday, on Harry
Duval, who was indicted with him. fol
turning States evidence, in the Sheriff:
Office, as they were being taken back tc
iail, cost him his liberty for four years
The Judge intended, on account OF his
youthfulness, TO give him the lowest
penalty allowed by law-one year
When he heard of his murderous attack
on Duval he reconsidered his intention
and this morning had him brought into
court and sentenced him to five years In
the penitentiary.
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First svmp,om, of LawIe,snss..

CHICAGO, January 23.-The first
symptoms OF lawlesSness in the Chicago
and Erie strike were manifested At
Huntington last night. The engine
drawing a passenger train was disabled
at that point and had to be- sent to the
shops. Three other passenger trains
were also stopped at Huntington by a
mob, according to General Manager
Tucker. He says a number Of telegraph
operators are acting in bad faith, and
that several wires have been cut.
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Another LegisIature.s Action.

ST. LOUIS, January 23.-The resolu-
tion which was tabled in the House at
jefferson City, yesterday in reference
to the Worlds Fair appropriation bill,
was called up again to-day and was
passed. 1t declares it the sense OF
the House that no appropriation
should be made for the Worlds Fair
nurposes while the election bill is pend
Ing in Congress, and further that not a
penny shall be expended by Missouri
sbould the force bill become a law,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-24
uushand and Wife

Have more than once been saved by the
timely use OF Kemp's Balsam for the throat
and lungs, after all other remedies have
been tried in vain. The Balsam stops de-
cay Of the lungs and cures influenza and
acute and chronic coughs. There IS no
other medicine in the world that acts so
promptly, certainly none that does us work
so thoroughly as kemp's Balsam. All drug
gists sell IL. Large bottles JOc and 81.
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Warm Debate In Kansas Legislature.

TOPEKA, KAs., January 23.-Thero
was a very exciting discussion in the
House of Representatives this morning.
The trouble was aroused by the pre-
Sentation OF memorial from the Union
soldiers OF Topeka, asking that Senator
Ingalls, be returned TO the United States
Senate. Mr.. Lupfer, OF Pawnee county,
moved that it be placed on the table.
This brought Judge Webb to his feet,
who earnestly protested against such an
insult.
Mr.. Lupfer then changed his motion,
and moved the memorial be referred to
the Committee on Agriculture. After
numerous other motions, one was made
to refer IL to a special committee of old
soldiers, to be- appointed by the Chair.
The discussion on the motion, which oc-
cupied most all of the morning session.
was very exciting. A demand for the
yeas and nays on the motion was made.
Every other member insisted on ex-
planning his vote and over an hour was
thus consumed. Thirteen Alliance mem.
bers voted with the Republicans, and
the motion was lost.
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Bills of Interest to Wheeling.
f,f T,slsora,a 10 the RsgiSfer.

CHARLESTON. w. VA, January 2S.-
Delegate Whites bill TO provide for the
incorporation and regulation of title and
trust companies, was considered TINS
afternoon by the joint Judiciary Com
mittee. MeSSrS. w. p. Hubbard and l..
+. Stifel. of Wheeling, were before tie
committee aud spoke in behalf oil the
bill. The committee decided to further
consider the bill next Tuesday.
The Committee on Railroads has or
dered the bill permitting the consollda-
tion OF the Citizens Railway Company
and the Wheeling Railway Company
printed.
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Oninm SMUGGLING.

SEATTLE, WASH, January 23.-Dur'
Ing the trial IAN opium smuggler yes
terday Collector Of Customs Bradshaw
OF Puget Sound district, testified that
during his entire term not single can
OF prepared opium had been entered Tor
duty at the custom house. This state
ment shows to what an alarming extent
opium smuggling Is carried on.
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Texas Will Refuse, Too.

AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. 93.-In the House
today Representative Moody introduced
\ ioint resolution opposing an appropri-
ation to have Texas represented at the
Worlds Fair should the Force bill pend
inc in Congress pass. The resolution
was VA referred, and II the Force bill
nasses "~ II will certainly be adopted.
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Died of HytIrouhobia.

NEw YORK, January 23.-George
Kendall, the young English farm hand
of Arlington, n. j., who was bitten in
the hip by pet Skye terrier belonging
to his employer Mr.. Schuyler, two
months ago. died at two o'clock this
morning in the Chambers Street Hos
pital, a victim of hydrophobia In its
most horrible form.
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Looks Rad for Ingalls.

TOPEKA. KANs., January 23.-At the
first caucus meeting of the Republicans
of both Houses 6l votes were all that
could be counted for ingalls, for United
States Senator. There are three Repub-
lican Senators who have positively re-
fused to enter any Republican Sena-
tnrfal couaus
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baldwin signs with Columbus

Special telegram 10 ne REGISTER.
COLUMBUS, o.. January 23'-MarS
Baldwin, the pitcher, whom it was re-
ported the Columbus club had trans
ferred to Boston, signed contract tC
play here to-day. Baldwin says he hope'
and expects to iill the season with The
Columhus club
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The dictionary says, "a balsam is a
thick, pure, aromatic substance flowing
from trees" Kemp's BalsaEi for the
Throat and Lungs is the only cough medi-
cine that Is a real balsam. Many thin,
watery cough remedies are called balsams,
but such are not. Look through bottle ol
Kemp's Balsam and notice What a pure,
thick preparation il is. II you cough fuse
Kemp's Balsam. At all druggists. Large
bottles SOC aud 81.
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Skipped His Bail.
Telegram to ne Reoister.

Spscidl IeleqrdW Z" nc NsN'S1tT'
CLARKSBURG, w. VA, January "a
Brown. the man who was indicted al
this term of court for burglary, has
skipped his bail. King, who was In,
dicted Jointly with him, will be tried
tomorrow. Howell, who shot Norris
and an account of which appeared In
the REGISTER, was convicted to-day oi
unlawful shooting.
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Important labor Legislation.

7 SptciQL IeIe0FdM 70 ne ItytSttF.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January %
The House Committee on Mines anC
Mining will hold a meeting tomorrow
at which time some important labor
Legislation will be discussed. Messrs
NJ. f. Moran and Henry Stephenson,
representing the United Mine Workers,
will 90 before this committee and ask
that the laborlng classes be not over
looked, and will ask for some special
legislation in the interest of miners.
The committee will give the gentlemen
an attentive hearing.
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New Postinasters.

Special Telegram 10 the Register
WAsnINGToN, ID. c., January "a
The following West Virginia postmas-
ters were appointed to-day: A. c. Me-
Kitrick, vice j. Matheny, resigned,
Stafford, Writ county; c. l.. Parker,
vice w. S. Horner, resigned, Duke,
MonOngalia county.
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LIFE is misery TO thousands OF people
who have the taint Of scrofula In their
blood. There l. no other remedy equal
to Hoods SarsaparIlla for scroiula' salt
rheum and every form Of blood disease
1t is reasonably sure to benefit all VINO
try IL.
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West virginia Lady Promoted

speclGl Telegram to The Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 23.-Miss
Nellie II. Wainwright, of West Viginia,
has been promoted from $1,000 to a
81 300 clerkship in the Pension Office.
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nalnta,s New Senator.

BISMARCK, y. D., January Eek,
Congressman Hansbrough was elected
senator to-day to succeed Pierce on the
seventeenth ballot The Democratic
vote went to Hansbrough. The war on on
pierce was owing TO the manner IN
which he distributed patronage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-24
Prominent Pittsburr Merchant Suicides

PITTsRURG, January 93.-John Kali
ser, senior member OF the prominent
tailor supply firm Of Kaiser, Sons & Co..
committed suicide to-day in city hos
pital. He had been removed there after
weeks debauch and found bottle Of
carbolic acid, which he drank and soon
died lb fearful agony.
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Same Old Chestnut.

EDINBURG, January eat IS reported
IN this city that the great railroad strike
has been settled, but the same rumo
has been circulated several times during
the past four OF five weeks.
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~ wonder how it is that Lawrence BarIet, a.. y
,,.Is Tseps his voice 50 clear and resonanti
Why suppose Ike every Gy 2Isef csgSs sgai'G,y syrap %
he keeps supply Of DR.. bu'i OOu-n y .sr.
Rheumatism had hold Of me ioi lIS sy Ss .n,ss @
years tried saiya,i4pa va, p.aS at, IL since. In
relief. Anu nav WM CLARK,
Clifton. Baltimore county, Nd.
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"Don't Worry Me

with vom complaints about your teeth,
said 81 an annoyed father to his sweet ets0 SIX
teener, sesT T II told you to buy the 5000
DON'T and use it, but you didn't and you
deserve to suffer" And so she did, anu al
other sweet-sixteeners who act like her.
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Special telegram 10 he Register.
STEBENvILLE, O., January 23.-The
hearing of w. f. Wagner on the charge
of embezzling lumber from Pryor a
HowellS, lumber dealers, of Belmont
county, which occupied the attention of
Justice Loves Court during the past
TWO days, terminated this after
noon, and he was discharged
from custody, the evidence going to
show that Pryor & Howells were in
debted to him in the sum of 1850,
money advanced by him on lumber that
had not been sold, and the Justice hold
ing that he had a right to hypotheeate
bills of lading on lumber unsold, when
Pryor Il Howells were in possession OF
sufficient amount to indemnify them
for the lumber. Wagner, who recently
failed in business. had hypothecated the
bills of lading to Sherrard, Mooney "
Co., bankers of this city, To secure them
for money advanced him.
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A Railroad Measure.

'psciGl telegram % ne Regssier.
CHARLESTON, January 23.-The Com-
mittee on Railroads reported back House
Bin No. 20, requiring railroad compa-
nies to keep notices posted oil the time
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of the arrival and departure OF trains
carrying passengers, whether or not on
time, and if late how much, with the
recommendation that it do pass.
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Prominent Arrivals.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 23.-
John A. Hutchinson, Of Parkersburg,
and | u. Curtis, of Wellsburg, arrived
tonight.