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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
Mest vIrglnIa Pensions.

NUl1I7 IsIf0FdIl 10 10 htJlEIsF'
WASHINGTON, d. c., January Pen
sions have been granted TO the follow
ing West Nirginians: Original invalid
Duncan Cunningham, Wheeling. In
crease-Geo. Cuppatt, Painters Mills
James W. Hutzler, MartinSburg.
ReiSsue-A. NJ. SiSSon, Beeler'S Sta
tion: d. L. King, Topin Grove.
Reissue aud Increase-Andrew Rob
iuson. Williamsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
nn .Plnntcd,, the Money.

MINIATURES. January VIM. Clark,
the proprietor OF the electric lighting
plant al ShebOygan, Wis, has written
10 Chief OF Police Jansseu admitting
that he lied when he said lac had ceen
robbed OF Sl9.5 while in Milwaukee
last November He acknowledges he
planted" the money 10 keep 10 from
his creditors. Clark'S business has IN
the meantime been seized by his credit
ors. and he himself disappeared after
writing the letter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
ueiner- Iippett.
IL n..-l-.

Special telegram 70 the RtgisfT.
Pr. PLEASANT. w. VA. January -
Last evening very quiet wedding wa'
celebrated at the residence OF the bride
the contracting parties being Mis-
Georgia. oldest daughter OF Hon. Geo
". Tippctt, editor OF tho ut. Pleasant
Rcgistcr. and Mr.. II. II. Heiner, for
merly OF Washington, Guernsey county,
o., Rev. j. A. Scott, Of the Presbyterian
church. officiating. Miss Tlppctt Is one
of the bright and accomplished ladies OF
this place, and the groom holds the re
sponsible position OF agent Of the Kan
awha and Michigan Railway at thi'
place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

CLEvgLAx6. O., January .-IheaI
nual meeting OF the Cleveland and Fitl--
burg reilrOad stockholders w1- L'.i i'-
day. The annua! report f'r tAe year
ending November go, l,51, wa- -lhmI'--
ted and showed that the receipts N.fi
- sOirlHlD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

MoNRorvILLE. Ala, January =
A tragedy, the result OF an old grudge,
has occurred here Frank HiXon ana
John Ross met and began firing at each
other. Then Dan Ross came 10 his
brothers assistance. The battle ended
in the death OF John Ross and the
wounding dangerously Of his brother
and HiNou.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
rrs.ldsnt Approves MIIe.. sugse.tIon.

WASHINGTON, d. C., January The
President has approved General Miles
suggestion that the Standing Rock,
Rosebud, Pine Ridge, Cheyenne River
aud Tongue River Indian reservations
be- placed temporarily under military
control. and telegram was sent him
last night by General SchOteld giving
him fun authority 10 act.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
Railroad Contract Let.

Special telegram 10 ne Hsglsfsr
PARKEgsBURG, w. VA, January =
Contracts were let at Senator Camden''
Office for the extension OF the West Nir.
ginia and Pittsburg railroad from Fiat
woods to Laurel Greek, on the Ell
River.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

We have heard many OF our old friends SAY
that Salvation OIL cured them OF theanatiSn j.
Those who have not tried it should DO 50. Our
druggists sell &C for twenty-five cents bottle
an the time
Why suffer with q bad cold when Que bottle
90 Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure cough oi
the worst kind Dr. Bulls Cough syrup ! sol
sor - cents per bottle by all druggists in the
United states
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
prominent oil Man Dead

.sDeeidi telegram 10 tte Register
WASHINGTON, PA, January i.-IIm-
othv Nolan, a prominent oil man OF this
field. died at his residence in this city
this morning. A few weeks ago 'h'
bull.wheel at an oil well near TayIors,,
town broke, striking Mr.. Nolan and
severely injurlng him. His death To-
dav was the result Of his Injuries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
Fancy Price. for nore.

FRANKLIN, PA, January s-Mi.'r
and slbley, Of this city have -oid 20
j. c. Lineman, Of Lima, o.. the four.
yoar-old FLY. Palo Alto Belle. price r"-
ceiyed $4,000 cash. and Tor the bay
marc AlfOrettO. sl.O11.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
New Postmaster Appointed.

Spsclai Telegram 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, January &C. w
Chapman, vice G. Outright, removed,
has been appointed postmaster at Bra
dy, UpShur county. West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
THE DARK HORSE
. rss ,s.sLSOS P0SOTFCE FGaI Is
&C WWs0aTER-
.... .Hs Ssus Hss Ns lsi Been Sent
r. silver Bill fakes 20 the Ansa-
b, the Senate and the Ship
r.s Bl the HO1se

'.- Nrf''-ff.
u,-ri>.loN. DC. January The
.at ot tle new postmaster al
.. .-. hangs tire. although 10
arled as settled that his
.i br sent % the senate
-.. President The papers in
ucrc forwarded this afternoon
p...oqce Department 90 the
u.... aud the compromise can
....a.v selected as the prize Win
e,.H G. NcWhorter. lt', believed
Nr Atkinson named Mr.. New nor
-t..rh that gentleman does not
l... done SD. The delay in
ths ramiuatiou is not regarded
auon oi another hitch, al
...-. is uu telling what may oc-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
VIII Celebrate patti.on,s Inauguration

Sp,eiqI Tsisgrdm 10 The Register.
CoLUMBUs, O., January THE Jack
son club will celebrate the Inauguration
of Governor Pattison at Harrisburg
with 4 dinnerat the club rooms here to
morrow evening. Governor Campbell
will be the principal speaker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
LANDLORDS

With Vacant Houses and Tenants
Wanting Houses readily suppl, their
needs through the REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
p,rn.d with Twenty-Five Horses.

Moprsro, CAL. January Tins
morning WalIace's livery and feed stable
wos destroyed by fire, and Jacoo Gay
80 l6 years old, was burned to dea'h
with % head Of horses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
Cant. wallace Buried.

CHARLESTON, ). c., January capt.
Wallace. who was killed by the Indians
in the battle at Wounded Knee, was
buried to-day at Yorkville, 5. C., his
old home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
AT GEN. RRooKE's HEADQUARTERS
Condition of Affairs on Wounded Knee
Creek-Another wagoo Train Attacked

CAMP AT SECOND RANCH ON
WOUNDED KNEE CREEK, ). D., Jan. :.
The aspect of affairs during the past
twentv-four hours has remained with
out any material change. Gen. Brooke
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

tionS. our commercial marine could re-
new and assert its Importance upon the
deep.
Pending further debate the committee
rose and the House adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
ThinkIt wiu Pass.

WASHINGTON, January The sup
porters OF the silver bill in the Senate
think il will pass before the close OF the
sssuaIe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17
BURNED 10 DEATH.
For n WRIT of IIabeas Corpus.

NORFOLK VA, Oct lG-fSpecisLl- Mr.. Jameq
Van Vranken. who WAS tried by cOuri-msrtial
a. thenavv-,srd for the larceny OF Government
property. the finding. Of which court have
never been maie public by the secretary OF no
Navy. this morning made application through
hi. counsel, judge lanes !. Heath 20 Judge
Hughes OF the nj I'd states District Court, for
awrit OF habeas corpus thar he might 10 dls
charged from custody. h. being now he. by tho
naval authorities on board OF the receiying-ship
Franklin.
The papers are in the hand. Of Judge Hughes
and argument will probably be heard to-mor-
row.
George Dyer, the Pole who murdered Mrs
Fsdden ri Care Charles, was not lynched at
Esstvillo - reported. A lynching party OF about
fifty went 10 he jsil in the nlgh and nttemoted
20 batter IN he door With IN ave he handle
broke and they became discouraged and left
The sheriff having informa ion hat party u
men were on their wag 90 Lastvllle locked MP
tho jail and went into the county. and nothing
saved the prisoner except the want of proper
appliance. on tho part Of the !ynchers All Is
quiet now.
Dr. Morgan, practicing physician Of Berk-
Icy. near here. Las heen arrested, CHARGED with
malpractice on a young woman Miss Hattie
Wise. Of Elizabeth City. y. j.. at the Mansion
House in this city on the 81 instant lie WAS
rplp1spd on u 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17
Crisp Virginia Notes.

The wind at Cane Henry during the late gale
reached a veloc I of tetween seventy and
eighty mile. an hour, and then the instrument
was blown away so II could not DO told how
much more II reached.
The Virginia Citizen is the title of hand
some weekly newspaper inst started ~ Irving
ton Carriers Neck. Lancaster county, Va. q
growing and prosperCu. section OF the State
the Citizen promises 10 be. a liberal support.
Tue editors are j. 10. Berry and c. Conway Ba-
ker.
A number OF school teachers in Montgomery
have been put on the down grade" by the
county superintendent. and some of item
barred ont by failure 10 receive certificates.
Consequently $ number Of schools 10 which
teachers have been assigned are vacant. Ap-
pllcatlons from competent teachers to I'LL these
vacancies are in order.
The lvanhOe furnace is again in blast and
times arc beginning TO look mp" in lysnhOe
j he fincastle .isrsld says that il /. rcpOf ted
that engineers of the Chespeske snd Ohio rail-
road viii as sOon as they nnish surveying the
routes from NewcaI la to Tho Norfolk and
Western BEGIN 10 survey the routes from Bcs-
senior 10 Fincastlo and from Fincastlc 20 Sails
bury.
Nj. George W Jones Of Riyermont. has some
fins plppins lhis year from tree that had never
borne before asst spring Nr, Jones deter
mined 10 doctor It with qulnlne The drug WAS
inserted IN several places and scems TO have
acted like a charm. The tree is now hanging
full OF magnificent fruit. result Of the
physicking il receiytd. IiQuinine pos-o' scs this
virtue It should be known to fruit growers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17
Fa,hlonablo Marriage in Clarke County.

BOycF Va. Oct. b Snecial AT Christ FRO
tostant Episcopal church Milvood. az 6 o clock
TIN. evening. IN the presence OF largo and
daughter of Colonel L. l.. Boyce was married
TO Mr. kohort Lee Jones, young attorney OF
Anstln Texas
The bride WAS given away by her father and
the service was read by ths Rov.Jo eph a. Jones.
assisted 10y tbs rector. IeT. John T.. Tyler y he
bridesmaids we're Miss Aaud Wright and Miss
Sue Cooke OF this county: Miss Mamie Kent of
Syracuse, y Y, and Miss Mary jackson of Phil
adelphis. Mossr. Thomas A. Burwell, joseph
T. Wright. X ]. Whiting and Urel Boyce. bro
Their OF tho bride, acted s. ushors Mir Charles
j. Jones. the erooms brother, was best man
reception At The lulevries tho home of ol0-
nel Boyce, AZ which were guests from Nincles
ter. Hagerstown. phlladelrhia and New York
Western railroad ohcials from Roanoke After
short hri Al trip the welded pair will leave
for the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17

DUBLIN, Va, Oct 1t-TSpecial n r. Gleady
shipped last Monday nine car loads of ia. cattle
10 y. w. Brauer Co. Tor the LIVERPOOL
MA kef.
Miss Leila Miller, on Back creek. is sick with
tyIh ld fever.
he ladies Of the Methodist church gave an
ice cream cake and oyster supper at Friday
night and roa led q oui So for th- church.
lac first detafe oftho Dublin e,ating osiety
VIII occur rlday night. Subject. "feso.ved.
That negro g. schools should De exclusively
supported by negro taxation Disputants In
III. Affirmative. Ct. A Matthews. d. o. Weieer
and }. NJ Rogers; IN the mega i've. f. " Norton
W. ). Fisher and Joe hi dress The dc, laimers
are X. II nudson and $ French.
The Dublin hOu.ing mill is now grinding
about 80 bushels OF wheat and corn per day'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17
Miss Carter, of Fauquier, Cban-es Her Name.

The PLAINS VA. OF. -. The wedding OF
Miss Eva Is. Carter and Mr. Robert T. Ravenel.
OF Charleston. =. G.. occurred At Grace church
"Wednesday, October 18th, Rev. Dr. Gramm er
officiating. Promptly at 2:l5 the bride oloct
leaning On the arm or her cousin. Mr.. James
1hursIOn, oil Baltimore. entered he church to
the notes OF Mendel,soln wedding march pre-
coded by four bridesmaids and four uShers
The bridesmaids. all carrying large bouquets OF
roses. were Miss kaile Blankenship OF Rich
mond, Miss Mase Scott of Marrenton Miss So
uhIe Washington and Miss Taveau The ushers
were Messrs. William Beverly. George Carter
brother of the bride. T. Bowling Robinson and
William A. Stewart. Jr. Miss Bessie Carter
lister of the bride. was maid Of honor, and Mr.
Praielieau Rayenel, OF Philadelphia, was best
man.
Among those present were Mrs. l. +. Carter,
lr and Mrs hayenel. CAPTAIN and Mrs Edward
Carter. the Misses carter. Mss Sadly Il. Carter,
Attorney Genera and Mrs. TAYLOR Scott of Nir-
GINA: Hon. Robert Beverley. Mr.. Beverley Ran
doll h. r and Mrs, Philip Sian ghter. Captain
and Mrs Meade the Misses Miller. OF New
Orleans: Mrs Edw. L. Turner the Misses Ran
dolph. Mrs. IIorstio Turner. Of New Orleans;
Mrs. James Ihurston. MIR and Mrs Lough-
borough Turner Miss Sophie Carter. Miss Nan
ME Hall. Mrs. Wise. Miss Carrie Slaughter the
Misses loyton and many others.
After the wedding reco tlon was held az the
home OF the bride. The happy couple left on
the p. NJ. express FOR Washington and an ex-
tended tour South, after which tho will reside
in Charleston, g. C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17

PETERSBURG. VA. Oct. 16.-repCciall- N
James Wheaton, Young man Of thi, city. SHOT
and killed Yesterday IN Chesterfield county.
about five miles from Petersburg deer weigh
Ing 10 pounds.
The grisi-mill and store of Alfred Green col
oredl. IN ] inwidlie county. were destro ed by
fire last night The fire IS supposed 20 have
been the work Of an incendiary, and the loss Is
in the neighnOrhOOd OF 1880
IN the hustings court Of Petersburg 10 day
the SUR of J. Gum, Of Richmond. agains
Woody and wife of this city. for $1,000 dam
ages for defamation of character was called.
and, on motion for counsel for the plaintlh. was
dismissed
CIV. r. r. AGREE. who has resigned the pas
torate Of the Fist Baptist church, n
Roanoke. in this city, b accept q cal
to the Cslvarv Baptist church. viii
preach his farewell sermon on next sunday
week He will enter upon the duties of his new
charge on The frs, sun ~ in November, when
he Will preach his inau. al sermon
At n meeting Of the emOcratlc city central
committee held tong ht IL WAS resolved 20 have
q primary election on 2 thursday. October -9ih,
for he purpose Of nominating two candidates
Of the Democratic party for the HOu-e Of Dele
gates 20 be voted for sc tho election 10 be held
on Iuosiar. November 3 1891. The expense Of
conducting the primary. amounting 10 Mo /
50, will 10 borne By the city central committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17

CHARLEs7oN, W. Va, Oct l5.-N L. Moran,
president If District No t.. United inc Work
ers of America, is at Raymond City, Putnam
county. with his attorney and will have war
rants of arrests served ON the detectives. about
thirty-fye. who We're AIKEN to- the Marmet mines
from Cincinnati IA strikers are still ont and
the COMPANY has at work 800 nOn-unIOn men,
vs. hO are making q large output of coal daily
Governor Fleming has refused % interfere.
and In consequence Moran has had suhpWnas
served on large number OF residents of Put.
nam county t0 appear AMI testify on behalf on
the strikers. EX-G0v6rn0r l.. 49, Wilson has
also been summoned.
Jhe outlook is not very cheerful since the
death Of Manager Guy-i, ami as the eylctment
cases against the miners come uD before the
Unitod States federal Court in this city next
month. both sides are making preparations for
the legal contest. The strikers arc stiIl occupy
ing The companys houses and refuse o. leave
them. til, expected that the strikers viii give
trouble before the n0n-unlon miners are dis
placed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17
The DISTINGUISHED DEAD.
Hundreds Attest Their Lore for The Dead
Soldier and Statesman.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL.
General Lees Burial to Take Place To-day.
md His Remains to Rest Near His
Uome-The Pail Bearers.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Oct. is.-lSpecial.l-All Al
exandria and the surrounding country is in
mourning for General Lee. he city is draped
with EN- lem of sorrow and respect and little
else is being alkod of to-day than the demise
OF the beloved statesman and soldier.
The remains lay state at the dead General )
late paalial residence. "Raycnsworih, in a
handsome black clo.h covered casket lined with
satin and richly draped.
TRIBUTES or LOVE.
During the day hundreds OF people from the
surrounding country have pre- sed their way
into the presence of the distinguished dead,
eager 10 do honor aud pay the last tribute to
one whose un.arnished name has been an honor
to the state which for so long has been the OBJ
iect Of his loving solicitude
Loving hearts with tender hands have all day
borne beautiful floral tributes and TO nigh hi.
bier presents the appearance Of an altar crown
ed with flowers
Those who cond not come have attested
their devotion 90 the dead and sympathy with
the family. and kilograms nave been lourlns IN
al day from every portion OF the state and
country.
THE FUNERAL
The funeral Will 10 conducted tomorrow
afternoon al @ clock from "Rayensworth and
hugh family huryius plot by the site OF bis
lliuftrOus kinsmen special trains Will bo run
from IS ASKING Oh and lexanirla 10 'Aayens-
worth 90 carrN the various organizations and
individual VINO VIII aileni the funeral, among
them the re amp. Of thl. place, and tho
W Washington Onicdsrate We Gran Association.
A large and Distinguished - herring OF people
are expected JnIertak q lHler. of Washing
ton has charge OF he funel al arrangements.
PALL-BEARERs
DR.. Randolph NcNiun assisted hy others. viii
0ficiate. Among the pall-Doarers are General
William Fl Payne Colonel Arthur Herbert. APP
tain A. D. Payne, Mr. John W. burke, Ir Cor
don, and Captain James "a. Lore.
CITIZENS IA FACTION.
A citizens meeting was held at tho Opera
House Tonight to take action Oh The death OF
General &c.
10 wasa very representative gathering and WAS
attended by persons irrespective OF party lines.
ho meeting was called TO order Icy Mayor
Strauss and Alr John W. Burke was chosen
chairman and Mr. Luther thompson secre-
tary.
Speeches were made by p number of gentle
men, whose references 90 the character and
worth 20 The community ~ General Lee were
auuauded 20 the echo. he meeting closed
with the adoption OF aDpro rate re1Olulons
Among those feated ON tno platform were
Cenora Orse and Messrs. Hume and Agnew.
all OF whom have opposed General Lee for Con-
gress without success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17

PARKERsByro. W. Va. Oct l5.-lSpeciaLl-
The Grand Lodge OF Knights Of Pythias elected
year: Past Grand Chancellor. t. \. Connolly
Wheeling; Grand Chancellor. Rev J. r. Cheno.
with. Wheeling Grand Vice Chancellor. W. 4.
Lang. ClsrksbuTr Grand Master of Exchegner.
W. 9. Raleigh. larkersburg; Grand Reeper of
kscords and Seal. Manor Jenkins. Piedmont
Grand Nss'er-at- Arms; G. W. Hall Charleston;
Grand Ouier Guard. George T. Mcdonald
huntingdon; supreme Representatives. John
W Ma:her. Petersburg, and Frank II, Smith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17

A Meeting TO be Held To-Day In Chairman
Lambs Ofic--Speakers Appointed.

AT noon to-day all OF the candidates for the
House of Delegates will assemble at coffee
Of Chairman Lamb and present their names for
place upon the ticket.
1t j. said now that Messrs. ". +. Orange and
Robert trior, who were nominated by the work
ingmen few days ago, viii not enter the race
nor present their names to be used.
The nine candidates who have been canyassing
for several weeks. all remain III the field and as
the election Is narrowed down 10 4 personal
selection II is impossible 10 forecast the results.
The expenses OF the primary Will also be ap-
portionel to-day, and each candidate viii DO
assessed about S15.
Ii is stated that few Alliance men and few
Republicans of HenricO county will all pro-
liability meet to-day III the county court-hOuse
to consider the advsabIlity Of putting up IA
candid Ite IN opposition to Dir. George ID. Carter
The central State committee have mad0 tho
following assignments for public speaking.
Hon. W. X. Alexander will speak At New Mar
let Shenandoah. on Thursday, October 10Th; at
Mt. Jackson. October 3Oih; at Stra burg. OctO-
Der 3lst; at LuTay Courthouse, Monday October
Goth; at Shenandoah CITY might October GOTH
Hon. John W. Daniel-ht Puiarh City Mon
day, October Goth; AZ Christiansburg. ucsday
October 27th; AZ smthyille, Charlotte Mon
day, November 2d.
Hon. Howard Hathaway-At Sanda Wodnes-
day October 2Sth at MOntrOss. Westmoreland,
Monday. October goth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17

To help nature IN its efforts to throw of the
trsmmels OF di'easeis 4 course, the legitimate
method OF medication This method is. unfor
tunstely too often diyerged from and hslp per-
verted into coercion. Drastic. excessive purg
ing is undoubtedly the most frequent form 81
coercion OF this sort Tho bowel. are forced
literally wrenched into action. OF course this
succeeded by exhaustion which leave, he or
cams OF evacuation in a state incompatible with
sub cquent regularity and ACTIVITY. The last
state OF that man or woman who uses drastic
catharticS for consipation is decidedly worse
than the first Hostetters stomach Filters is
ne hnest laxative In existence. since produces
the heedful but no abnormal ton Is progress
nse, not abrupt IN OF Grafton. and strengthens
instead or weakening the organs upon which il
dyspsptic ailments. '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17
Rockbridrs Democrat. Are Organized

BUESA VISTA, Va, Oct la-fSpecial. l-Tbe
Democrats OF Buena Vista have organized for
the campaign Nearly five hundred vote, Are
psolled here The Republicans only make ssmsll
show IN the aggregate.
Rev. George ". White. Of West Virginia
iaiher OF Hon Hugh A. White. mayor OF fnrna
,isia Is htro. The mayor will he married 10
MISS Nc lwaine next Wednesday.
The West luena Vista COMPANY ia r,niaIv
completing the long lion bridge, which 70 con
nect nat sddlil To the town II will he nearly
hNe hundred feet long spanning streets. rail
Ioads furnace yard and the North river The
span across the river has been comDlefel
toiQnel A. "A. Mct lure. editor of the Philadel-
phia ines with his wife. vi SEES Scott TYSON
ana /, hsrters, OF Philadelf hia and Miss / ee,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17

LYScHBURG, ". Oct l6 Special A pitia-
bic INST nce OF human suffering was seen here
the Union iot Yesterday. Seated i'm one Of
the easy chairs IN the wai ing-room WIS Mrs
Amanda Dawson lady of about fortv = "a
years The righf side OF her face was mncS
svoliensnd bsndagei When he strips ofcloth
we're removed Tor the application Of lotion
swollen twice us natural size. lay n ON The
LADY cheek. having burst rom Is socket The
eve hal assumed ellOwi co or and the ladg
was ca1sed by n severe attack OF neurslcia
After he hanaages were re lacoI rs lawson
her danghterand George f. Munroe boa lied
the train Tor Richmond. VII 70 Ir White. rhe
ocuiist viii be consulted Mrs aw.on /, ,hs
herst. - am