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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
A SAD CASE.
Richmond. the Insane Murderer, Did Not
Know What He Had Done.

special telegram to ne Regtster.
WESTON. w. VA, March 24.-YOur
correspondent this afternoon visited the
Hospital for the Insane and obtained an
interview with j. Newton Richmond,
Young farmer from Fish Creek, Mar
shall county, who created such intense
excitement by the horrible manner in
which he murdered his wife by cutting
of her head with an axe on the 18th
inst, details OF which were published
in the REGISTER Of the following date.
He was committed TO the Hospital on
Monday. Perhaps Of all the cases Of
insanity associated with crime, to be
found iu the Hospital, this is at once
the saddest aud most pathetic. Ger
tainly il is one that commendS itself 10
the tendereSt pity Of the thoughtful
observer Young, strong and vigorous
but a few days ago he shared in the as
sociations of the world, par
taking OF the success OF pros
perity. and enjoying the SupremeSt
happiness of domestic felicity; but ma
mia coupled with disease attacked him,
and acting upon the irresistible impulse
OF his maniacal aillictiOn, i'm an uncon-
SciOus moment, he took the life OF her
who. 10 him, was the dearest on earth
and peruetratod a crime which stands
pre-emincnt ON the list Of hOmicides and
leaves an iudelible blot ON his
unfortunate life. FOrlorn, pale
and detected, poor Richmond
stands incarcerated In one OF the worst
wards of the institution, there in the
gloom OF his surroundings TO reflect i'm
h., seldom rational moments upon the
CHASTITY nature of his heartrending
crime
Through the courtesy Of the phyS-
clans ga charge and as representative
of the press, ! was granted the privilege
of seeing Mr.. Richmond. But a few
moments was all l needed. The scene
with lbs recOllectiOnS was too pitiable
to gaze upon long. He is q subject OF
epilepsy. and as he stood before NE In
his weak and nervous condition, though
calm and composed over nights re-
freShing sleep, my heart Swelled with
pity as he answered my inquiries Up 10
the time OF his reception AT the Hos
pital hc had not the remoteSt idea
NI NIlf Ct NAAf AAN AAtANA NNAtAA MS NfNfN
by reason OF the various peculiar QueS-
tious propouuded 20 him, and having
overheard several remarks relating TO
hi, deed, he became very suspicious,
and repeatedly asked what he had done.
An inmate who had knowledge of the
affair told him that he had killed his
wife, aud the intelligence was almost
proStrating in its effect upon him. lie
could not believe that he had
done such thing, yet the
Overwhelming impression that he had
been guilty of some act seemed TO
corroborate. what he had heard. He
was reluctant TO accept il as the truth.
insisted that he could have no reason
for perpetrating such crime, yet eX-
hibited the intenSeSt remOrSe and mani
tested the greatest pity over the reflect
ion. HeasSerted thatif such were true,
il would be an act OF kindness for some
one 10 cut of his head, and he would
willingly permit himself 10 be hanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25

LONDON, March 2i-Thc Tmo to-
day says that Mr. ParnelI, having an-
nounced that he had sent his appIica-
tion for the Chiltern-lluudrods to Mr..
Nolan. Mr.. lIealy had sent hi, appi.ca-
tion 10 Sir Thomas Esmonse for stimuli
taneous presentation with that OF Mr.
Parnell. The Times adds. "A contest
IN Cork must follow. uules, Mr. Par
nell tries to escape by pleading some
flaw In the procedure Of his opponent
II he decides 10 fight 30 81, the plain
duty Of the unioni,ts % join boo the
coming battle The Conservative,
should therefore start q candidate. for
In the division OF their foes. Iir. thr
UnioniSt's opportunity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
THE NEW YORK BANK FAILURE.
Examiner Hepburn Takes Possession OF
the NNashIngto National.

New YORK, March 24.-Technically
speaking, the doors OF the Washington
National Bank, whose failure was
spread broadcast yesterday afternoon,
were not closed, as it was announced
they would be to-day.
There was nothing to hinder any one
walking in and out OF the bank, there
were no barriers to keep people out, but
conspcuously pasted on the plate glass
windows OF the doors was the following
notice:
"At the request Of the directors l
have taken possession Of this bank in
the name of the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency, Hon. Edward ). Lacy, under
whose direction its affairs will be liqui-
dated. A. F. HEPBURN,
National Bank Examiner.
The clerks were at their accustomed
desks at 10 o'clock this morning, and no
one not acquainted with the true condi-
tiOn Of affairs would have thought for a
moment that the bank had failed. No
money was received or paid out. 1t
was said al the bank that there was
nothing new to make public at that
hour.
Mr.. Tilghman, Of the banks direct
ory, made brief statement this morn
ing, in which he said that the capital
stock Of the bank, which was $500, 900,
had been impaired TO the extent OF
about Sl3O, 900, and this, all on account
OF the loans OF made by President Sher-
man. OF these loans, SOB, 900 is owed
the bank by John Silva. No collateral
can be found for the loans to Mr.. Silva.
The only evidence for these loans are
drafts on out-of-town parties, given by
Mr.. Silva, which were protested. III
there was any security whatever given
for these loans" said Mr.. Tilghman, lit
can't be found here"
The bank will not resume. but will 60
into liquidation, and Bank Examiner
Hepburn is busily engaged in getting
at a full knowledge of the exact con-
dton Of the affairs Of the institution.
Mr.. Tilghman said that he felt very
certain that the depositors would be
paid in full, and that the only persons
to be ut a loss you'd be the Stockhold-
prs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
NEW ORLEANS TRAGEDY.
Governor Nichols Reply to Secretary
RlnImn,. nIsnntch.


WASHINGTON, March 24-Secretary
Blaine received letter from Governor
Nichols, OF Louisiana, this morning in
regard 90 the recent killing Of eleven
Italians loo the Jail no New Orleans, OF
which the following is copy:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
STATE or LOUISIANA,
BATON BoUoE March 81, 1891.
Hon. JGme> a.. Bi0us, Secretary of State
Washington, ID. C.-
SiE.-Ata late hour ON the 18th inst.
] received dispatch from You having
reference to che forcibie breaking, on
the iith oi This month"; of the Jail iu this
city and the killing OF eleven per-
sons confined therein under indictments
found .u the Criminal District Courts for
the Parish OF Orleans
You stated 90 me that it had been
represented to the President by the
M.u.>teroi Italy accredited 90 the Gov
ernmeut OF the United States, that
among che killed and wounded on that
occasion We're three or four subjects OF
the King OF Italy. The telegram dis
closed am apprehension on the part OF
the minister evidently shared in by the
President, that the disturbance was "a
continuous and swelling disturbance.
which might involve the Italian sub
lects .n New Orleans. / have reason to
believe that the hope expressed hy the
President that would c0-0pera,c with
him iu maintaining the obligations Of
the United States toward Italian sub
IeC-> who might 5e in per.i> of
thc excitement aud that fur
ther Violence and bl0odshed might
De prevented, was based upon that be-
'ef The President further expressed
che hope that al offenders might be
promptly brought Co Justice.
"Ou the 10Th inst. I telegraphed You
,hlt tlere was mo- excitement in the city
lt shat time, and that I saw no reason
,0 anticipate further trouble l also
stated that the action taken was direct
ai against particular individuals, aud
that the race 0r nationality of the par
,.e> did not enter as factor into the
disturbance. A week has passed since
.he date of my dispatch. and the Opiu-
.0u then entertained as to the term.ua-
.A.a aA aaN aNN.a|.H" AA7 NANfNA AN AtaANN
been well founded The men killed, as
/ have stated. were confined iu prison,
under indictments found in the Grim
ual District Court for the Parish OF
Orleans, the sheriff has made his return
DO Che facts 90 that court; the Judge
thereof has charged Che Grand Jury,
pow in session. iu regard 90 the matter,
aud the whole subject is, assume, now
under investigation by thaJ body.
81 am satisfied that most Of the per
sons 6il.ed were American citizens, but
10 is probable that TWO or three were
Italian subjects.
.'l have the honor To- be, very respect
fully.
.FEANCI> u. NICHOLS. Governor.
Governor Nichols, letter is written ON
]6eal paper, and dated az the Capital
% the State. To is evident, however,
that it was written in New Orleans, as
t speaks OF the killing as having oc-
CURED in "this" that "city. Secre-
.ary Blaine has sent q copy 0f the letter
,o Baron Faya. the Italian Minister.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
KIoters ON TrIaI.

CORK, March % THE trial OF Michael
O'Brien Dalton and other persons who
are charged with rioting 40 the time Of
the trial at Tipperary OF Mcssr,. John
Dillon and VIM. O'Brien, opened In this
city to-day. Among the witnesses sum
moned is Mr.. John Morley, and Mr Al-
f-ad i..o,--.--str I'-o,ifah ,,,a... i.-. ~
Parllment. Mr.. Carson, In stain the
case for the Crown argued that the riot
was a preconceiyed one, and thar 10 bad
been got up for political purposes. llc
declared the presence OF Mr.. Morley at
the time Of the riot was due 20 party
aims
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
TERRIBLE TORTURE
TIE INHUMAN DEEDS OF A FlRNDISH MAD
AGAS0AR GOVERNOR.
lie Orders ihs Massacre Of Nearly Three Hundred
Men, Women and Ohildrsn-fhe VieitmsSlowy
Dismsmbsrsd aad Hagg,d 10 Death
Swift Vengeance 0ysraks H.n.

PARIS, March 2i.-Prompt vengeance
has fallen upon Ramiasatras, Governor
OF the Province Of Belanona, Madagas-
car, who, according to news received
here March 4. massacred 2Ss persons,
including men, women and children, be-
longing TO the leading families. Dis
patches just received state that Ramia-
satras, together with his brother. who
Is supposed to have inStigated the mas
sacre, have been executed on the spot
where the wholesale killing took place
under the cruel Governors directions.
The cause OF Ramiasatras' sanguin-
AIRY conduct originated in the fact
that he fercely resented peti-
tion from the populace addressed 90 the
Government, asking protection from his
repeated acts OF cruelty. This So en-
ragged the Governor that he com .aeuced
TO slaughter men, women and children
and continued to do So for several days.
In many cases the agonics OF the vie
tins were perpetuated by the Cover
nor's orders, causing their limbs 90 be-
gradually dismembered their heads 90
be slowly sawed OF aud by subjcctug
them TO other acts Of torture. During
the course OF the massacre. many OF thc
women who wore put 10 death. were first
outraged. In the ease OF AN the vice
TINS, their bodies were thrown to the
dogs
In addition 10 these atrocities. tine
survivors were compelled to erect
trophy composed OF the heads of thr
murdered people upon a spot near the
scene Of the butchery The fury of the
pOpulace was aroused 10 such an extent
by Ramiasatras' inhumau conduct chat
the Government OF Madagascar was
compelled 10 take notice Of the Govern
or's blood-thirstiue,n and promised io
investigate the whole affair and to puu-
ish the offenders II they were found to
be gully. This, thanks % the moral
pressure brought 10 bear on the Govern
ment by the foreign residents. has
actually been done aud Governor Raml-
aSatras, and his equally ferocIou.
brother, have met the fate which they
so richly deserved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
The Best Cough Medicine.

zone of my customers came in today and
asked me for the best cough medicine l
had saws Lew Young. prominent drug
gist Of Newman Grove, Neb. "Of course
! showed him Chamberlain's Cough Reme-
DIV and he did not ask 10 see any other. |
have never vet sold medicine that would
loosen and relieve q severe cold so quickly
as that remedy does. have sold four dozen
of il within the last sixty days, and 90 mol
l,now of a single case where it failed 70
i've the most perfect satisfaction" 20 cent
hotties for sale by W. w. Irwin, G. K,
Goetze. C. Schnepf,J. Klari, NJ. W. Henrici
" q Armbrecht, &. Menkemiller, W. b
Miller. John Coleman and 5. L. Brice, and
bv Bowie Bros, Bridgeport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25

CORK, March 2+.-Mr Timothy d..
Healy, who was assaulted Yesterday u
the drawing room OF the Victoria Hotel.
by Mr.. O'Brien Dalton. when interview
ed by an Associated Press representa-
tive upon the subject to-day. said. -I
was offering my hand in friendly greet
ing to Mr.. Dalton, when hc rushed boo
upon me aud hit me- terrific blow m
the face, smashing my Spectacle, aud
forcing some of the broken gla>, into
my face. The injury 10 my right eye
causes Intense pain SO. shall not
prosecute him. freely forgive hlm.
for he has done good work for hi- couu
try, besides he is going TO be- tried by The
Government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25

The Grand Jury's sensation-The Attitude
of Italy.


New ORLEANS. March 24.-The grand
Jury held another long session to-day,
and from the witnesses examined it
is evident Che body Is getting into the
bribery business. I'M fact, persons in
authority say with an air Of mystery
chat there will Dee some sensational de-
vr'opment> before the end OF the week.
The sensation wl doubtless De the in-
/ dctment of O. prominent party not here
t0fore mentioned Zoo connection with the
|u1,ay0ry part ot -he ease.
LONDON March 25.-Thc Ncr, Paris
spouien- says he learns on the
best authority that the Italian govern
meut. without discussing the status Of
New Orleans prisoners, maintains that
US prisoners they We're entitled 20 be de-
Tended iu prison iu the State, and de-
c.ares thata.though proclaimed Innocent
they were not So defended therefore the
Italian government formally demanded
pun. shmeut of the mOb's leaders and in-
iemu.ty for the families OF the slain.
In conclusion thc correspondent says;
America seems animated with the best
rteut.sus and f, Inclined 20 grant sat
,~flcriou."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
VIII Put Down More Wells.

Special Telegram to he Rsolster.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March "a
b. r. Burt. of this city, one OF the
Burt Brothers who have made such
rich oil strikes in Marion county, says
his company will, as soon as spring
opens, put down fifteen more wells on
their territory. They now have SIX
paving wells, with one expected to come
in in few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
rdmundsisa Slayer.

WASHINGTON, March 24.-The story
coming by way Of Minneapolis that Sen
ator Edmunds, of Vermont, Will resign
before the next meeting Of Congress-
provokes only smiles in Washington.
Mr.. Edmunds is slayer. He loves the
dignity Of the Senate. and has been a
rather arrogant boss in that body for a
GOOD many wears. In the last Congress
he waned a little in boss-ship. The
yornc blood FROM the West has ten
d. IN take some Of the starch out Of
tho self-sufficient fogies. Edmunds es-
necioIlv got a black eye in the matter OF
the Force bill, but be has not Deeh hu-
inflated to an extent that VIII ihduce
him TO resign. If he cannot boss the
Senators he will stay and bully the en-
ployes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
CLASH OF ArrHoRIrY
An Army Onlcer Refuses 20 Surrender In
dian. To- q. United states Marshal

dlans To- "a United states Marshal
SIOUX FALLS, = D., March 21.-
United States Marshal Fry, OF this
city. has made a iorma. demand upon
Capt. Somers. of Fort Meade, 20 sur
render the two sioux ludians-Pleuty
Horse aud Leaves-His-Wits-who were
recently indicted FOR numbering Lieut.
Casey.
Capt. Somers replied by stating that
be considered the Indians prisoners OF
war. and refused Co surrender them.
The Governments civil officers oi this
State have notified the authorities al
Washington OF the determination OF
Capt. Somcrs. and request that a de-
mart be made upon the War Depart
mont Tor the surrender % the Indians.
TheU. s. Marshal is determined, u 10
f., ln his power. to give the Indians a
t-l' iu the United States District Court
Auich couyeues in Sioux Falls, April I'D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
BECOMING SERIOUS.
Five Thousand Cases of Grip In Pitts
burg-Hearses at Premium.

PIrrsBuRG, Pa, March 9i.-FrOm a
street Joke, the grip has become gen
orally dangerous disease. The death
rate has increased to a great extent and
this month it will break the record by
the alarming increase OF 80 per cent.
Closing at noon, 723 deaths have oc-
CURED in Pittsburg and Allegheny in
the "A days of this month. Thirty
eight deaths have been reported within
the last a hours and many, no
doubt have not been reported.
The local causes given on certificates
are grip, influenza, pneumonia, typhoid
and diphtheria. From the last named
disease one death per day has occurred
within the past three weeks at the Home
of the FriendlcSS alone, In the two
cities there were iifty-one funerals last
Sunday. and there were not One-half
enough hearses. Respectfully covered
wagons are used, aud carriages are
daily at a premium.
n one Of the largest clothing houses
% clerks are laid off with the influenza,
which is daily growing more severe, and
now numbers victims nearing the 1000
mark m the city and suburbs. Physi-
clans are overworked. and some have as
high AS 40 to 90 cases OF grip alone. 1t
is estimated that over 1000 people are
suffering with the grip in the towns
along the Fort Wayne Railroad. AT
Relleville all vest Belleyille over 200
cases are reported, some Of which are Of
a very serious nature. The physicians
are kept busy night and day prescribing
restoratives.
At Em.worth and Haysville there are
over 100 cases. There are also many
eases in Sewickley, and it is estimated
that fully 500 people are confined to
their homes. At LeetSdale, Quaker
Valley and Clinton most every person
seems to be afflicted. Reports from
other towns show results somewhat
similar. though none are so afflicted as
this city. A special from Canton, Ohio
saws Miss Kate Detweiler, handsome
voung lady OF "a years, hung herself
last night. She had been suffering from
severe attack Of the grip, and while
delirious from the fever, suicided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
Disastrous Prairie Fire.

ARKANSAS CITY, KAs., March a. "A
disastrous prairie fire occurred e0 mile.
east Of here. \ large number of farms
were swept clean Of fences, house. and
barns and large numbers % cattle and
horses perished. II is feared that lives
were lost, as a strong wind was blow
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
THE WORM TURNS.
THE SECOND BRANCH OF COUNCIL CRNSURES
TIE FIRST.
The B. P. ". Instructed TO Condemn Land al the
EAGoi Street Bridgs-A Big Lot Of
Business Transacted.

There was an unusual scene In the
Second Branch of Council, last night.
The Second Branch, after quite a
long debate, passed, by vote OF II to
., resolutions censuring the First,
and the document was sent to the upper
house, where His Honor took the floor
and made heated speech, followed by
Mr.. Emsheimer.
The row was started about 10 o'clock,
when Mr.. Filan sent TO the clerks desk
In the Second Branch, the following:
ResolUed, That this, the Second Branch
Of the City Council Of the City Of Wheel
ing, resent the unparliamentary action OF
the First Branch at its last regular meet
whereby majority OF the said First
Branch voted 10 table the report Of the
Joint conference committee on salaries, in
stead Of proceeding in a proper manner
10 either adopt or reject the report, or
recommend the same 10 the Conference
Committee or reporting its actions 10 this
Branch.
"ResOlred, That this Branch further re
sents as discOurteous in the extreme the
action of the First Branch in adiourning
summarily after request from this
Branch that they do not adjourn until its
table was cleared Of business
There was a lively debate on this,
during which Messrs. O'Leary and
Capps said the action OF the First
Branch was Outrageously diScourteous,
and Mr. Maxwell posed as an apologiSt
for the action OF the First, in that he
claimed that they had only acted, sin
each instance, as they had perfect
right to do" lie thought to adopt the
resolution would be going too far in
censuring concurrent and coordinate
legislative body. Mr.. Bailey said the
First Branch, In addition to insulting
the Second Branch, had also insulted
the committee by adjourning as soon as
the committee retired.
The resolution was adopted, yeas II,
noes o, the latter MeSsrs. Brock, Had
Itch, Marsh Maxwell, McGinley aud
WeitZell.
The resolution was ordered referred
to the First Branch, when IL was filed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
The Nrerrlmae ON a High.

LAWRENCE, Mass, March 94.-The
Merrimac river is rapidly rising and has
reached % feet, the highest for years.
over 1000 operatives are now idle on
account OF back water stopping the
mills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25

News About the Boats aud Boatmen ON
the Ohio.

the Ohio.
The Nellie Walton passed down ye--
terday with a tow Of coal.
The Eagle passed down yesterday
with tow Of cool for the South.
The Hudson got away Tor PItt,burg
yesterday morning, about 70 o'clock.
The Keystone State departed for CIn-
cinnati Yesterday morning at about ,
o'clock,
Pilot Con. Mcdonald will bring the
Jos W Gould out this morning with "a
feet Of coal
The Andes for Cincinnati aud thr
Bachelor Tor Pittsburg are Che packets
scheduled 20 depart to-day.
The Sidney Dillon, southbound With
a tow oi loaded barges. sunk one 80 the
head Of Turkey Island. lt contained
32. 900 bushels Of wheat Tor eAp0r, An
attempt will be- made to raise It.
The marks on the bauk.us 10 md-
night showed about J.. feet inches 1i
water I'm the channel. and falling.
Morgantown- River e Feet and Gale
ing: cloudy aud cool
brownsville River % feet % Inches
and falling: cloudy and cool
Warren-Riyer 3 feet e-lo ana ia'I-
ing. cloudy aud mild.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
mthe Road nfthn rnrine.

ANDERSON, lSD., March 2f--W While
Lizzie Bond, aged 20. was on her way
70 work IN the butter dish factory thi.
morning, she Nas struck by g.. W. a.
NJ. construction train aud instantly
killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25

Look out for counterfeits See that you
,,o, he genuine Salvation OIL d. not .e'
,be dealer sell you some Gust as good.
hut insist upon getting the genlinewith thf
Rulrs Head trademark on the wrapper
found DR. Bulls Cough syrup % De
most eGccfual remedy and feel sure ihHI
he most stubborn cough and cold "lN
Weld 10 It's healing influence
Frank ) Price, New Orleans. la
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
Antl.plnkrrton nln nrfrntrd

SD,ciai 7si,grdm 10 ne R,gisfer.
CoLrMBU>. o.. March 20 The ohio
Senate to-day defeated the auti-rinhrr.
ton ball, passed by the House last week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
CIncinnatI,s Mi MnYnr.

ClNclNNArI, o.. March % AZ tle
Democratic city convention to-day,
Gustaye Tafei wa, nominated for Mayor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25

NEw YoRh, March es Rev DO
Howard Crosby J.. dying 20 bis r.-.
dence in this city. lie is uHerIng from
pneumonia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
APPROPRIATIONS.
Made by the West Virginia Legislature
for the Next Two Years.

The general appropriation bill passed
by the Legislature makes allowances out
of the revenues of 1891 and 1892 for the
various purposes as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25

CoHAS,Er Mass, March 2f.-The
body % Lawrence Barrett was inferred
ia the family lot iu Central cemetery,
.lis town, beside the remains ot his
father aud mother. this noon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25

HEADACHE. Neuralgia, Dizziness, Drunk
eruess. Splsms Slecpiessuess, cured by
Or Miles Nerviuc samples fros 40 The
Logan Drug Co.'s and r. B. Burt's and al
Bowie Bro IS. Bridgeport