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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-21
TIE LAST MEETING
or the City Council Held Last Evening
The Minutes Approved.

Council met for the last time last
evening, TO approve the minutes OF the
meeting OF the previous week. and Ia
pass the bond of VI. J. Dunn, Keeper OF
the Crematory. chosen last Tuesday
night. In the Second Branch a bare
quorum answered To their names. as
follows: MessrS. Bailey, Capps, lIadlich,
Harrell, Kreiter, Marsh, Maxwell,
0Kane. Robrecht, Walford, War
neke, Nahn and Mr.. President MessrS.
Miller and Kenny came in later. Clerk
ThOner had twenty-seven pages OF min
uteS written up. and the record was
gone through with and signed by Presi-
dent Cruise. The bond Of Superinten-
dent Hum, in the penal sum OF $500,
with Frank Tallman and Dennis
O'Leary aS SuretieS, was then read and
approved, aud the new official was
sworn in. A recess OF five minutes was
then taken, to enable the Clerk to write
up the minutes OF the session, and upon
reaSScmbling the record was read and
approved.
Before adjourning Mr. Marsh called
the attention OF the chair to the fact
that Mr.. ;. q. Naylor, Prohibition
candidate for Council in the Seventh
ward. was one OF the election officers.
The Chair said it was too late to rectify
the mistake, but that Mr. Naylor could
resign on election day, and the remain
ing officer could select his successor.
There being no further business in
Council. ON motion Of Mr.. Maxwell, ad-
iourned.
In the First Branch Messrs. Caldwell,
Campbell, EmSheimer, Farrell, Haller,
Happy. Pollock, Robinson and Tracy
answered to their names. The minutes
Of the last session were read and APP
proved. Mr. Pollock occupying the
chair.
Mr.. Tracy then presented a resolution.
returning the thanks OF the body TO
Mayor Seabright, for the impartial man
ncr in which he had presided during the
two years. and it was unanimously
adopted. Mr.. Emsheimer offered like
resolution complimentary To Mr.. Eugene
Ilanke. Clerk Of the First Branch and OF
Committees, aud it was adopted unani-
mously. The action OF the Second
Branch In approving the bond OF Super
intendent Dunn was cOncurred In, and
the minutes Of the session being APP
proved aud signed, the body adjourned.
During the sessions of both Branches
two or three boxes OF cigars were pro-
duced by Clerks Fee, Thoner and lIanke,
aud the members pulled good luck to
them during the evening.
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THE HOUSE.
The Chamber Gets Down to business ana
Rushes Matters Through.

Special Telegram 10 Ns heyts'e''
CHARLESTON, W. Va, January 20
In the House to-day the opening prayer
was made 6y Rev. Barr. The reports
of the standing committees were as FOL
lows: ,,
Taxation and Finance. House Bills
Nos. Is and . reported back, and each
recommended to pass No. ~ reported
back without recommendation No "a,
that il do not pass.
The Committee on Education consid-
cred Nos. Is and g., and recommended
each to pass, and No. 60, bill harmon
izing the present law on SheritfS' com
missions on school taxes. The Commit
tee on Counties, Districts and Munich
pal Corporations reported bill No. a.,
the Wheeling Electric Light bill, and
recommended that it pass. Bills Nos
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tion be laid before the Senate ia ac-
cordance with the vote"
Mr. Morgan-"I desire TO know
whether there is any agreement Of the
Senate about this matter"
The Vice President directed the
clerk To read the resolution. aud IL was
read accordingly.
Mr. Morgan rise TO point Of
order"
The Vice President-"The senator
from Alabama will state his point Of
order"
Mr.. Morgan-"My point Of order is
this: The Senator from Mississippi (Mr
George had the floor and yielded it un-
der some agreement which has not yet
been explained 90 the Senate / have
several times asked very spectfully
tO know what that agreement was, and
now respectfully ask the chair whether
the senator from Mississippi has yielded
the floor absolutely under some agree
ment"
The Vice President" chair has
n0 knowledge Of auy agreement.
Mr. Aldrich-"There is no agreement
So far as I am concerned"
FL addressed the chair very politely
and respectfully" Mr.. Morgan was go
ing on TO say. when Mr.. EdmundS broke
in with an inquiry as TO what the pend
ing question was.
The resolution pending said Mr.
Aldrich. 81 move that the Senate do
now adjourn"
Al this point the Vice President rec
ognized Mr Ransom and asked Mr..
Aldrich 10 he withdrew the motion 10
adjourn.
III do not, said Mr.. Aldrich, and
thereupon the Vice President put the
question, and 40 6;l5 declared the Sen
ate adjourned till tomorrow at 10 a. m.
After the Vice President had left the
chair, but while the Secretary and
clerks were still az the desk, Mr. Ran
som walked up % the desk and declared
emphatically that the question on tax
ing up the resolution had not been de-
cided by the Senate, and that the result
oi the vote had not been declared by the
Vice President. Mr. HOar and Mr..
Aldrich were both in the group about
the clerks desk and argued. that the
resolution was formally and properly
before the senate Mr.. Ransom, how
ever. was not satisfied and may bring
lp the question tomorrow on the adOp-
ton OF the journal.
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AcaInst AduIteratcd Beer.

WASHINGTON, January 20.-The Com
mittee on Ways and Means gave near
ing to Ii. II. Finley, representing the
Rnffalo Brewing Association, who urged
favorable action on a petition agaist the
nse Of substitutes for barley, malt and
hops in the manufacture of peer. he
declared that beer was not very gener-
aIly adulterated with articles detrlmen,
raj TO health. and asked the passage oil
4 law to compel the branding oi peer
and the labelling OF it with the formula
used i'm its manufacture.
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The Nebrasl.a Middle.

LINCOLN, NEE, January 2O.-'rhe
Joint convention Of the Legislature to
hear the contest for State offices con-
vened at lO:3O this morning. A protest
was read from Governor Boyd that the
Joint session was illegal, stating the
resolution had not been presented to the
Lieutenant Governor for signatures. A
motion to adjourn until tomorrow
morning in order to allow the concur
rent resolution to be presented to the
Governor and Lietenant Governor for
signatures was carried by vote of %
to -. The Republicans and Democrats
voted soldly in favor of an adjournment,
and eleven Independents voted with
them
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M Election Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, January 2O.-A
vote was taken In the Legislature to-
dav for United States Senator to super
sede Mr.. Farwell. The result was as
follows: Senate-Palmer, "a; OgleSby,
%.
House Palmer, -; OgleSby, %;
Streetor. 2. As no one candidate re-
ceived majority in both Houses there
was no election.
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Express Agent Robbed.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, January %
A Lake City special TO the Times Union
says: A. 4. Ross, agent of the Southern
Express Company in this city, was
robbed of 5000, at an early hour yester-
day morning. lie had to go to Savan-
nah, Fla, on a western train Just be-
fore daybreak, and was in his Office on
one of the principal streets, making up
his waybilS. Somebody knocked at the
door, and Ross unthinkingly unlocked
and opened it. He was confronted by
a strange man. who seized him, dragged
him outside and beat him about the
head until he fell unconscious to the
ground. The Office was then entered by
the thief and the package stolen. Moth
ing else is missing, and it is surmised
that the robber knew OF this particular
package being in the express pouch.
Ross lay insensiblc for nearly two hours,
but finally came to, and gave the alarm.
There is no clue to the thief. Two
tramps were arrested on suspicion, but
were released for lack of evidence.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
The business Transacted la Part One
Yesterday.

In Part One of the Circuit Court
Judge Campbell Yesterday, in the case
OF the Bank OF the Ohio Valley vs..
Mason VI. Burt ct. al, the answer To
the amended bill was filed.
In the case OF II. II. Bentley ". the
Franklin Insurance Company, the reply
OF the plaintifilwas filed.
In the ca g OF PlatOif Zane ". Edward
Larkins. the motion OF defendant TO set
aside the verdict was Oyerruled, and
judgment entered for Si9l.75.
The case Of the Natural Gas Company
OF West Virginia V. James Healy, was
put on trial before the following jury
Albert McCulloch. Christ Niewig
Joseph North, John McCurdy, A. H.
Nolte, VIM. Connelley, Henry Senne
Lewis Cook, Fred Meyer, Henry Wolf
Jacob EtZ and Henry White.
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Heal, AImn.t Mohhrh.

DUBLIN, January 20. Mr.. Timothy
ID. IIealy. NJ. r.. delivered a lecture
yesterday evening at Mullingar. and %
riotouS scene was the result. A strong
force OF sympathilers with Mr.. Parnell
gathered outside the hall during the
course Of the lecture. and threats OF ST.
olencc towards Mr.. llealy were freely
uttered. When the latter emerged from
the hall he was greeted with "a storm of
boots aud yclls and rush was made hy
the Parnelites In his direction. Luckily
a number Of priests. who had been pre-,
cnt at the meeting. interposcd them
selves between Mr.. llealy aud th, in-
iuriated mob aud thus probably enabled
them to escape from rough handling.
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wadhahat Fonrieen.

ATLANTA, January 2O.- Conductor
Bush's pretty l4-year-old daughter Is
to-day the wife of Mr.. w. A. Morgan, a
voung business man of this city. The
Young girl was pupil of the City High
school. and her father not being able To
break Morgan 5 intentions, had arrange
ments perfected to put her in New
York city convent this week. The pro,
dnction of A marriage certificate dated
Wednesday last put an end 10 'n'
fotbar'S MANS
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BIG OIL SUIT.

y. NJ. Brown Sues Number of Com
panles Operating on the Huttencutter.
Sp,cidI T,ls0rdm 10 NE Reg,si,r.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, January 20.
Frank NJ. Brown. a big oil operator
at Eureka, Instituted eiectment suits
in the United States Court to-day against
the Belmont. Eureka. RTOwn-Mallory,
Friendly and other companies on the
Ruttencutter tract-in fact, the entire
Hendricks oil farm. Brown claims the
ownership under a nOn-forfeitable lease,
made in 1856. A suit for 5000 dam
ages is also brought against the same
parties. Hons. V. b. Archer, John A.
Hutchinson aud Governor j. b. Jack
son are attorneys for Brown, and Judge
j. NJ. Jackson and w. c. leaton for the
defense. The parties interested in the
defense are principally citizens of this
city. This will be Il great legal contest.
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Robbed by Fifteen Masked Men.

BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, January 20
At noon yesterday the train on the kio
Grande railroad between here and Point
Isabel. was wrecked and robbed by ili-
teen masked men. They placed OBJ
structions on the track, derailed the
train. held mp the passengers ana got
owav with about $50, 900 in American
money. which was en- route FOR snip
ment at Brazos, by the steamboat Nor
gan. to New Orleans. The ships mail
was also taken. and the passengers robbed
Of money and yaluables. a brakeman
was badly injured in the wreck. Inc
sheriff and a posse are out securing the
country for trace OF the robbers, who
are doubtless safe in Mexico.
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TeIIer Gets There.

DENVER, Col, January 20.-The Sen
ate this morning elected II. NJ. Teller
10 succeed himself by a vote of II to 10:
The Irregular" and the combine
Houses also met separately and both
gave Teller majority. The LegiSla-
ture will meet IN iiint session to-mor-
row and formally re-elect him.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FANrAsMA COMING.

The great spectacular production oil
Fantasma will appear at the Opera
House on Monday and Tuesday even
lngs. The Chicago Times says OF this'
..The attraction was the Hanlons' pop
ular spectacle Fantasma, and It wen'
with all the old-time fire and dash,
keeping the audience laughing except
when lost 10 wonder at the worA'ns VI
the scenic and mechanical elects
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rho onnoxiou. Man withdrawn.

CueAGo. January 9O.-The meeting
of . 600 South side street railway en-
Moves that was to have been held after
midnight last night TO discuss the ad-
visibility of a strike, did not take
Mace The outspoken antipathy OF the
men men toward TO appointment OF {.
]. Luck, superintendent, to succeed =.
II. Holmes, resulted in Mr.. Luck being
given a subordinate position. In con-
Sequence of this disposal OF the o6noX-
ions official the meeting was declared
ofr The duties of superintendent have
temporarily been assumed by President
Wheeler
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Senator Blair Retired.

CoNcoRp. n. H., January 2O.-At
noon to-day ballot was taken in both
branches of the Legislature for new
United States Senator, to succeed Henry
w. Blair. In the House the ballot
resulted as follows: Chas. II. Burns, !;
Chas. II. Sinclair, Dem.., lG3, DR.. ia
cob II. Gallinger. Rep, ISL. In the
Senate the ballot stood: Harry Bing-
ham, /: ChaS. II. Sinclair, Q; DIR. Jacob
Gallinger. II. In each house the name
of DIR. Gallingcr was ordered entered
on the records as the choice oil major
itv of the members.
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Against Free Coinage.

Bo,roN, Mas. January 20 Faneuii
Hall, floor and gallery, was packed az
noon to-day with the substantial bust
ness men Of Boston gathered at the caii
OF Mayor Matthews. to formally protest
against the free coinage Of silver. The
platform was occupied boy some of the
most distinguished statesmen aud iluau-
cierS Of Massachusetts.
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or,nttouave known Better.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, January 2O.-The
Rev. A. NJ. DeFord, Of Hortonville, was
Yesterday sentenced to five years at
Waupun at hard labor, aud in addition
will pay fine of $500 for the crime OF
raising currency from one denomina-
tion to another. Judge jenkins in pro-
nouncing sentence was very severe ON
the prisoner. The crime he had com
mitted. he said, was one Of the worst
in the statute books. There was no eX-
cuse for minister. of all men, commit
ting such a crime, a minister whose
business it was to teach men the very
opposlte. DeFord broke down and
cried like baby.
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Mail Carrier Robbed.

CrNcINxArI, O., January 20.-A dis
match from CatlettSburg, KY says:
The news has been received OF the
murder and robbery of the mail carrier
between Whitesburg, Ky, and Big
stone Gap, Va. The carrier had been
missing since the recent heavy snow
and was not found until Thursday. he
had been shot twice and the mail pouch
robbed. There is no clue TO the MUIR
derer.
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Serious Strike on Hands.

CHICAGO, January 20.-The Chicago
and Erie railroad has serious strike on
its hands. The strikers are the conduc'
tors and dispatcherS. The strike was
planned to extend all along the road
from Chicago to Salamanca. \. Y. To-
day committee of four representing
the order of Railway Conductors, ar
rived from Huntington, Ind, and went
into conference here with the company ;
officials. The results were unSatisiac-
tory TO the committee and they depart
ed leaving an t., imatum addressed to
General Manager a. NJ. Tucker, which
in effect was 4 notice of an Immediate
strike.
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WILL Wait Till April.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Call. January ~
Fully 20, 900 tons of bonded Java sugar
lies in the warehouses off Mission rock
In San Francisco bay. 1t is the proper
ty of Claus Spreckels. and will be held
there till April l. when under the pro-
visions of the Mckinley bill 1t will be
admitted into the country duty free.
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G. A %. Trnin MrerLed.

HUNTINGroN. w. Va. January 90
The C.. a o. yestibule train No. ..
east bound. was wrecked az WInifred
last night An obstruction had been
placed ia the frog Of the switch. over
turning the engine. The train after
wards caught fire aud burned. Engineer
Edwards aud fireman Gulf were serious
~ injured. None Of the passenger
were injured.
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AnOpinlon OF fParnelI.

LONDON. January e0. The Erprc,s
to-day says. that Judging from Mr. Par
neil's bluster and defiance. be- Intends
TO continue the leader of the Irish
party. even II be- has 10 become
Fcnlan. The Express is also Of thc
opinion that Mr. Parncll has dropped
constitutional agitation and has become
a pure separatist.
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Gn,ernnr um VIII BE elected.

ALBANY, n. V. January 2O.-Both
branches of the Legislature voted for
United States Senator at noon to-day.
There were six absenteeS in the Assem-
bly,. and the ballot resulted: Hill, Gj;
Evarts, IS. In the Senate the vote
stood: Hill, l3; Evarts, 10. The joint
session will be held tomorrow, when all
the Democrats are expected TO be pres
ent, and as a result elect Hill.
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s,..;n. and external injuries are the chief
STA y, ,re,t ankle, and Joints BY the free
Uae of salvation oil cure will be effected IN
short time.
..,nd there was a mask ball that night. les,
ana thew kept il up pretty lively until morning
Voa see fE.g weren't afraid Of the early irost
tnoving that all the druggists keep supPlis,u
with DR.. Bulls Cough syrup 'he o'u '''''''
standby.
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snnreme Conrt proceedIpg..

Special TeIeQrain 20 the Rt9lsIT
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January %
The Supreme Court to-day transacted
the following business:
l.. T. Moore and wife vs.. Bishop haln,
from Cabell county. Petition for appeal
refused.
NcNeaTs executors vs.. Aldridge, from
Pocahontas county. Submitted.
Dudley and others vs.. HullS helrS'
from Pocahontas county. Submitted
Thrasher vs.. Bullard, from Monroe
cnmnfv Continued.
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A FINE DIAMOND


ITtetuAfu W NfNfttA
Most railroad men in this vicinity.
and particularly most y. q q. Railroad
men, know and esteem Mr.. ". N. Nor
rison. late Train Master on the Trans
Ohio division Of that road. Mr. Nor
rison entered the services of the com
pany as fireman in 1871. aud ross
through all the intermedia-e positions
Ia that of Train Master H. recently
left the company aud ilr cm.
ployes. with whom be- had been l.-
sociat flr twenty year,.drterm ming io
bcstow upon him some evidence Of their
esteem and friendship. a committee WAS
appointed 10 purchase Suitable test.
monial. in the form Of fine diamond,
and after looking through the good. on
sale at Newark and /anc,yI'lc. they
came to Wheeling and purchased from
+. G.. Dillon a Co. beautiful stone,
weighing - and l-3e karat- Th.,
gem was presented 10 Mr. Morrison. 90
Newark Monday evening, by W. T.
Francis. IN the presence ~ large gath
ing Of railroad men aud other friends
of Mr.. Morrison. the occasion being q
very happy one.
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The prummers' Requests Granted.

WASHINGTON, January 20. - Nj. d.
Pickering. Chairman of the Federation
of the Commercial Travellers ASSocla-
tion Of America. appeared before the
House Committee on Commerce this
morning in behalf OF $1,000 drnmmerS,
whom lac said he represented, and
strongly urged favorable report on a
bill to permit railroads to give reduced
rates to commercial travellers aud carry
an extra amount of baggage free oil
charge. The committee, with but one
dissenting vote, authorized Mr.. Mason,
of Illinois. to report favorably a bill OF
the kind desired. A bill was also or
dered favorably reported to permit rail-
roads to carry without charge, persons
injured, or the bodies Of those killed in
railroad accidents.
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Jones Has "A Walkover.

LITTLE Rock, ARK. January &c
Both houses of the Legislature balloted
for United States Senator to-day, the
result being the recollection of James n.
Jones. who received every Democratic
vote. the Republican and union labor
votes being divided.
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rXcur.Ion to The national CapiiaI.

On Thursday, January 23d, The T. A
O. r. X. Co.. Will run one ol thO.'
pleasant midwinter excursions tO Wash.
ington, which were so popular lrar
ago. The time for the excursion b. we'll
chosen, as the National Capital 90 this
season is at the height Of IT, political
aud social glory Both house, OF Cob
gress are In session daily with thr cal
leries always open 10 visitor Then,
too. there are the monuments. The
statues. the palatlal public buildings.
aud the beautiful public square, aud
avenues. always interesting sights. The
White House, the Smithsonian ln-ii-
tute. the National Museum, the Cor
coran Art Gallery. the Botanical Gar
dens and Washington Monument are
omen 10 all visitors. Such an 0pportu-
nifty for a visit b the City Of Magnificent
Distances is rarely presented as this.
The tickets will be- good ten days ai-
lowing ample time for visiting AIeAin-
dria. Mt. Vernon, Richmond, Old Point
Comfort and points Of Interest within
easy reach Of Washington.
Trains leave Wheeling al l2.0'. 40.
5:45 a. M, 2.3O and G.2Op. m.; Washing
ton. Pa. G.52. ll.2O a. m.. s.5j %. n ;
Pittsburg, a. ~. and 9.20 p. No. Ben
wood i2:3j. 5.s5 a. 90. aud 3 .. m.
Round trip from Wheeling, Washington
and Benwocd, $40. from Pittsburg. -.
Correspondingly low rates from other
stations.
Tbrough Pullman Sleeping Car from
Wheeling on GEO p. N. and 1905 a. ni-
train. .,.t..
Parlor Cars on day train and Sleeping
Cars on night train from Pittsburg.
For tickets aud Parlor or Sleeping
Car accommodations call upon or ad-
dress Agents b. q o. K. x.
O'''' s,io.If,lTeO,si
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1mportant Measures in Committee.

Special TELEGRAM to the ReGtstsT.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. January ~
The Committee on Taxation and
Finance reported the bill for the re-
assessment OF lands with the recommen-
dation that it do pass. This is one oil
the most important bills that will come
before the Legislature, aud the large
land owners will probably make ilght
mon the measure. A joint meeting OF
the judiciary committees was held tniS
afternoon. The committee referred The
Australian ballot box bill to Suo-com-
mlttee Of five. A bill amending the CON
stitution in regard to the registration
law was also referred to the same sub
committee.
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Vance Gets 1t.

RALEIGH. n. C., January @O;-The
Legislature to-day balloted for United
states Senator with the following re-
suit: Senate-Vance 40, Pritchard :.
House-Vance Sc, Pritchard l3, Dock
arv
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Poisoner Gets Three Year,.

CLARKsBURG, w. VA, January 20
Hester Banks. who poisoned the Bond
family. was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary to-day for three years.
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Charter Issued.

SPECIAL Telegram 10 ne Re9lster. -.
CHARLESTON, January 2O.-A charter
was issued to-day to the Huntington
Distiling Company. One thousand dol
lars has been subscribed with the privi-
Ieoe of increasing it to $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-21

RuIorsNEss. constipation, torpid liver
etc cured by Miles Nerve aud Liver
pills. ~ doses 25c. Samples l'', al nc
Logan Drug Co. 5 and X B- BUR- ana a'
Bowie Bros. Bridgeport
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THt LtOTSLA TON
During the Present Session will
be OF the most Important Charsc-
ter. The Daily Register contains
Complete Telegraphio Reports.