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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
HILL OR CLEVELAND.
Moves Made to Show the Two Mems
Presidential Strength.
HILL WILL HAVE NEW YORK,
So ths Oracles Say, bat Cleveland VIII Show His
Strength Outside that State-The New York
Meeting TO Be Held Early, Probably Next
M1n.h-Mr. S. Clair for Hill
Special TsisgraD, to TIE Slaaay Register.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 23.-
Colonel St. Clair, who held ex-senator
Camden'S proxy at the meeting Of the
National Democratic Committee, is
quoted in an interview here as saying
with reference TO presidential prefer
euces that Hill had q great many friends
I'm West Virginia. as did Senator Cor
man. "Our people are looking with a
great deal Of favor on Senator Hill"
Col. ST. Clair added: 1--WE suggested
that West Virginia would follow the
lead OF New York on the Pres idential
nomination
1t is said here that the recent contest
IN Pennsylvania which resulted in the
election of Wright as Chairman of the
Democratic State Committee, and Mr.
Harrity as member of the National
Democratic Committee was part OF a
general plan laid by the friends Of Mr.
Cleveland. A similar move will probably
be made I'm Massachusetts, the purpose
being, according 20 the popular thrOng,
10 impress the rest OF the country be-
fore the several State conventions are
he held, with an idea OF the strength
Mr.. Cleveland will have in the National
Convention, independent Of New York.
On the other hand, this move will
probably be met by the Hill folks by
similar play II is expected that the
State convention of New York will be
held about the tweGJy-SecOnd or
twenty-third Of February, which
will be some time before
the conventions Of most OK the other
States are held. ItiS claimed that Mr..
Hill will have an the counties except
Kings and Albany, and that he will
therefore have the solid New York dele
CATION Co the National Convention. A
reason given for holding the convention
early is that as two candidates from
that State are offered for the accept
auce OF the Democrats Of other States
TO IS but proper that it should be known
early which OF these candidates has the
Endorsement OF his own State.
Cleveland people say that Hill will
probably have the solid delegation from
New York under the operation Of the
unit rule, which no one will oppose.
But the Cleveland men in the delegation
Will declare TO the convention that they
believe that Mr.. Cleveland is truly the
choice Of the State, and that they vote
for Hill merely because Of the unit
rule.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
OHIO STATE FINANCE.
The Report of Auditor Poe of Estimated
Receipts and Expenditures.

The Report of Auditor Poe of Estimated
Receipts and Expenditures.
Spsc7OJ telegram TO TIE Slisdqy REGISTER.
COLUMBUS, o., January 23.-Auditor
OF State Poe has given out a statement
of the estimated receipts and eXpendi-
lures of the State for the fSal year 1892.
The receipts, according TO his esti-
mate, will be as follows: General revenue
fund, s., GAO, ,3l6.I4; sinking fund, ST.
OS7, 7O5.52; State common school fund,
Sl,7ll, ,2O7.37; total estimated receipts,
S6,523, ,47OTl. The estimated eXpendi-
lures for all purposes, as per reports OF
bOadS, heads Of departments and insti-
tutiOns, are as follows: General revenue
fund, 81, sol, S6l.5l; sinking fund, S597,-
S62. s.; common school fund, S1,706,
Os5. so; Ohio State University, Ss4,-
24I.37; total estimated expenditures,
S6,ss5. .O5Og5.
The taxable value of the grand dUpli-
cate of the State for 1890 was Its
I2S,477. The grand duplicates value
for 1891 is 81, ,7O7, ,2O3, $40, showing a loss
as compared with 1890 Of SIC, ,935, lO1,
all OF which is more than covered by the
reduction on real estate made by the
State Board of Equalization.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
MILITARY AID ASKED.
The Citizens Of Jefferson County
Threaten to Lynch SmOOtS,
THE SHEPHERDSTOWN MURDERER
General Oxlsy Orders Captain Hollis to Proceed
with His Command to Guard the Charlsstown
Jail and Assist in Preserving the Psaos.
Serious Trouble Feared.
SPECIAL Telegram to n. Sunday Register.


CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 23.-
Touching the murder Of Miss Ferrells
by Harry NJ. Smoots, in Shepherdstown,
detailed in the columns of to-dsy's REG
IsTER, exclusively, the following cores
pondence passed between the authorities
OF Jefferson county and Governor tlem-
ing, late this afternoon:
"CHARLEsTowN, w. VA, January %.
"GOUernor a. B. Fleming, Charleston,
W. Va:
Have murderer in jail. Popular
feeling very high. Threats OF lynching
strong. Sheriff secreted him last night,
but crowd came with dynamite and pis-
tolls and threateded jail. Therefore to-
night, the jail must be guarded. Feeling
such that civil guards cannot be OBJ
tanned. Would therefore ask that
twenty men of jefferson guards, Cap
tain Hollis, be ordered to guard jail
until Court meets, February 9. Answer
at once.
[Signed FORREST w. BRowN,
Prosecuting Attorney.
"ALBEaT F. DAVIS, Sheriff"
In response to which the Governor
sent the following telegram
CHARLESTON, January %.
Forrest ". BrOlCn Prosecuting Attor-
nelLdnd Albert f. DGTiS Sheriff.
Telegram received. Order for troops
made as requested. Make every effort
to preserve the peace without them.
Only use them in case the civil authori-
ties are powerless, keep me advised.
"TSignedI A. b. FLEMING"
The following order was Immediately
telegraphed to Captain Hollis:
estate OF WEST VIRGINIA,
"ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, Jan. %, 1892. }
especial order No. II.
''To Captain p. ~. Hollis, Commanding
Company F, Second West Virginia
National Guard, ChdrLestO1c1l, W. Va. .:
"You are hereby ordered to proceed
at once with your command to Charles
town, Jefferson county, and there COM
municate with the Sheriff Of said coun-
ty and assist him in preserving the
peace, taking all necessary precautions,
and using only such force as may be
necessary.
''By order OF the Commander-in-Chief.
,'B. II. OXLEY,
"AdjHtant General"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
NO FURTHER DELAYS
On the Part of Chile viii Be Stood by
This Government.
MUST WITHDRAW MATTA'S NOTE
And Reparaton and Apology for the Attack on the
Baltimore Sailors Must Be Msde at Once or
Diplomatic Relations viii at Once Cease.
The Ulimatum Forwarded.
Snscinl 10 N. Assoc,at.d Press.

Special to tie ASSOCIATED Press.
SANTIAGO DE CHILE, January eat
was learned to-day that the question at
issue between Chile and the Unsted
States has assumed q most acute phase.
This information is to the effect that
the Chilean government has received
from the government Of the United
States an ultimatum, which, in the
strongest possible terms, states that
diplomatic relations between the two
countries will cease unless the offensive
circular note sent out by Senor Malta,
the Chilean Foreign Minister, In regard
to the Baltimore affair, is withdrawn.
Furthermore, the ultimatum demands
that Chile Immediately make reparation
for the attack by the mob upon the Bal
timore sailors in Valparaiso, and that
she make an apology for these attacks.
The ultimatum concludes with the
statement that the United States will
tolerate no further delay on the part OF
Chile in answering the demands OF the
American government.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
ARsnulsItIon on Kentucky.

SpseidI telegram TO the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January o.
Upon the application OF the Prosecut-
ing Attorney OF Logan county, Cover
nor Fleming tonight issued his requi-
sition on the Governor Of Kentucky for
the rendition of George Waller, James
Star and Dump Duncan, wanted in this
State on q charge Of conspiracy. The
three men for some time past have been
doing some promiscuous shooting about
the stores in the neighborhood Of Lo-
gan Court House, and were recently in
dicted in the Circuit Court Of that
county.
They fed to Martin comfy, KY,
where they are now confined in jail
awaiting the arrival Of requisitiOn pa
pers. j. B. Buskin, Of Logan county,
was appointed to receive the prisoners
from the Kentucky authorities and re-
turn them to this State.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
THE MILITIA.
How it uMsy be Called Out in Case of
War-Means of Raising Troops.

War-Means of Raising Troops.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 23.-
There was considerable gossip on the
streets tonight as to how this country
could increase its fighting strength in
the event of trouble with Chile, and es-
pecially with reference to the employ
ment of the national guard OF the
State.
The President can call out the entire
National Guard 10 repeal invasion, and
he may do almost the same thing TO
suppress insurrecsion in any one OF the
States, the only exception being the
militia of the disturbed State; but when
the service TO be rendered is in other
lands. then it would be necessary to
call for volunteers, and Of course all
such from the ranks OF the National
Guard would receive preferences. In
that case they would have to leave the
National Guard and enlist in the regu-
lar army.
The report that Rear-Admiral Walker
sailed Yesterday from Montevideo for
VALPARAISO, with the Chicago, Atlanta
and Bennington, is denied at the Navy
Department. That Admiral Walker is
still at Montevideo Is proved by the re-
ception of cable message from him TO-
dav by Secretary Tracy in response TO a
cablegram from the Department inquir-
ing the prevailing rates for coal at
Montevideo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
POCOCK AND M'KINLEY

Ouarrelling About the Offices in Their
Gift-Pocock About Ready to Resign.
sDseia! TsgssraD to the sunday REGISTER.
COLUMBUS, o., January 23.-Relations
between Governor Mckinley and Adju-
tant-General Pocock have been severely
strained for some time, and matters are
in such unpleasant condition just now
that the Adjutant. General is about TO
resign.
IL has developed that Pocock had
farmed out all Of the many offices in his
department. TO secure influence to secure
his appointment. Governor Mckinley
had, however, promised all these offices
TO mis- own friends, and the conflicts thus
Drecipitated, have kept both the Gov
ernor aud his Adjutaut General in hot
water ever since election day.
The Governor insisted on the Adju-
tant General "blufing" of the men to
whom he had promised office and when
Pocock Shrank from this unpleasant
duty the Governor remarked that he
was much disappointed in the man.
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COASTING ACCIDENTS
And other Late News from steubenvIIle-
Cyrus scott Dead-An Italian shot.
SpsStaL Ts,sCrcFa % ne Sunday RsCaSfsr.

Cyrus scott Dead-An Italian shot.
Spe,iaL Tsts0rom 20 tie Sunday Register.
STEUBENYILLE, January 23.-Coast-
ing in this city last night was accompa-
MED by disastrous results. The faYorite
coasting place is Market street. The
track is fully a mile in length, COM
mencing at the "Red Gate" just this
side Of the cemetery, and ending at the
corner of Fourth and Market streets.
In some places the descent is so swift
that IL almost takes ones breath away.
About $3.50 large bob-sled on the way
down upset, and Jim COyne, who was
guiding it, was so badly injured inter
nally that fears are entertained he may
not recover. VIM. Raecke had several
ribs broken and was otherwise seriously
injured; John Lindsly, the mailer, suf-
ferS from broken wrist, and James
Lavery from mashed hand and fingers
knocked out OF joint.
All these parties are full-grown men.
Asa travis, a boy, was coming down
"belly-gutter, when he ran into the
sled of boy who was walking up the
hill, and his nose was broken and face
badly bruised and cut. A boy named
Conn had his ankle badly twisted. On
the North street track boy named Ike
Slack was badly injured by running into
a sleigh.
Cyrus Scott, the well-known grocery
man, died last night at his residence,
corner Fifth and Logan streets, OF ty-
phoid fever, aged ffty-three years.
Mr.. Scott had been sick for several
weeks. He was a brother-in-lsw of
Mrs. John Frew, Of Wheeling, Il. II.
Brown and Mrs. r. Gardner, this city,
and uncle of Winfield Scott, this city.
During q high old time last nigt at
the Italian den, near the Market street
watering trough, an Italian with an un-
DrOnOunCeable name was shot across the
SHINE hut not SfriOuSl injured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of TeleGraphic News In
Small Space.

Interesting Pieces sofTeleEraphlc OF news IN
Small Space.
Charles W. Ashinger won the siX-days'
bic-cle race at Chicago By threesfeet last
nj, He made ~ miles. George X.
Barrett beat the worlds mile record OF
2 SO by riding mile in 2 43.
John Davis, a well-known farmer Of
Adams township, near Marietta, Ohio, Is
diving with the rabies. Some time ago he
was bitten by hog which was suffering
from the disease.
At Edwardsville, Ills, Patrick Boyle
was hanged in the iailyard yesterday after
noon for the murner Of companion named
Muenrich Nameoki, August u last. His
neck was broken, causing instant death.
At Cadiz, Spain, the police have dis
covered supply OF arms and ammunition
which had been secretly stored away Oy
anarchists. Among the weapons found by
the officers are 300 revOlvers.
The street railway strike at Pittsburg
continues 10 make serious trouble. All the
saloons in the lower district were closed
last night TO keep the sympsthizers with
the strikers from becoming intoxicated and
disorderly.
The Grand Duke Constantine, an uncle
Of the Car Of Russia, il dying. He was
born in 1877.
At Baltimore, while workmen were tear
ing down az old building yesterday an i'm
meuse brick chimney fell, burying a num-
of them. George w Myers was Instantly
killed, and George Fowler IL is thought IA
tally, and two others slightly injured
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
THE ROBBERS CAPTURED
One Dead and the Other Alive-An on
Ger Killed by Them.

One Dead and the other AnNe-Au OIH-
Ger Killed by Them.
Fort ScoTT, KAN, January %
Soon after the robbery at Lamar, dis
patch was received here to watch for
the two men stating that they had left
on freight for this place. Policeman
S. b. McLemore saw the men get of
the north bound freight train, which
arrived here at : o'clock and he halted
them.
One Of the men shot him dead, and
both then escaped. A few moments
later they were seen to get into box
car on a north-bound freight, and De-
tectives Chester and Mapes started on a
passenger train in pursuit, overtaking
them at Pleasanton, tUenty-four miles
north OF here. One Of the robbers was
shot and killed, and the other badly
wounded.
1t is supposed that the dead robber is
none other than S. c. Francis, who has
been running a saIooon in Kansas City,
Kansas. The other robber gave his
own name as Charles Meyers, OF Kansas
City, Kansas. He was taken back TO
eft. Scott.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
Prenarinr for the .IubIIc..

ROME, January 23.-The committee
that has been organized for the Episco-
pal Jubilee Of the Pope inteod 70 issue
an appeal 10 the Italian Catholics 70 col
lect million lire to defrsy the expenses
Of mass that the Pope will celebrate
In St. Peters.
Two general congregations Of Cardi-
mails will be convoked IN few days
under the presidency OF the Pope him
self TO consider the subject OF two beau
tifcations that will be proclaimed On
the occasion Of his Episcopal Jubilee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
A GladstonIan Elected.

LONDON, January 23.-An election
was held to-day 10 lill the Parliamentary
vacancy in the Rosendale division
caused by the recent elevation 20 tho
peerage OF Lord Harrington, the leader
OF the Liberal Unlonists party in the
House Of Commons, who became Duke
OF Deyonshlre on tho death Of his
father.
The result OF the contest iS the cleo
tion Of the GladstOnlan candidate and
the almost complete reversal OF the vote
cast in the last previous election. The
voting is announced as follows: MAIDEN,
s,OG6; Brooks, 4,s4l; Maden's majority,
4 0D-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
nataiIs of the LIpchInE.

NEVADA, Mo-, January 23.-Robert
Hepler, who murdered the Cooley
family in Barton county last Sunday,
and who was brought from Lamar TO
this place TO prevent lynching. was
taken from Jail here last night by q
mob and taken to the southeast part OF
the town, where they hung him 70 the
limb OF a tree. He said that he COM
mitted the deed, but he was drunk and
did not recollect anything Of 1t.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
montt cnnsnlts With Blaine.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January o.
Minister Montt to-day hSi long con-
ference with Secretary Blaine at the
latter's residence lasting fully two
hours. When the conference closed the
Secretary went out for long walk.
Minister Montt Immediately returned
70 his home and refused absolutely to
see anyone, but sent down word that
he had no news TO give out. Secretary
Tracy and other memb bers of the Cabi-
net are also inaccessible.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
EGAN'S RECALL DEMANDED.

Alleged to Have Made False Reports
and to Have Engaged In Intrigues
. CHICAGO, January ga Washing
ton special to the Tribune says: The
recall Of Mr.. Egan has been formally
requested of Secretary Blaine by Minis
ter Montt as the head of the Chilean le-
CATION. II is said the Chilean Govern
ment base their request for the recall
Of Mr.. Egau upon the allegation that
Minister Egan made reports to the
United States Government that were
deliberately false and is engaging IN in
trigues for the purpose Of creating trou-
BILE between the United States and
Chile.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
A Severe Charge.

SDfci1l TslsQr1Hl % tbs SnR13y Rs01SIsr.
COLUMBUS, O., January 23.-In a suit
filed in a Justice Court to-day. a severe
charge is made against what is called
the "Smith Bureau" Of Wheeling. Itis
claimed the concern buys up exemption
judgments and sues on them in Wheel
ing, harraSsing the parties into paying
what the Ohio laws relieve them from.
The charges will be heard in the trial
next Wednesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
Parkersburg Criminals Sentenced.


PARKERsBURG, w. VA, January Ga
The following criminals were sentenced
By Judge J. W. Jackson, Of the Crimi-
nal Court, to-day: Ii. Miller, who was
found guilty Of forging an order TO the
amount Of $40, three years in the peni-
tentiary. John Schell, the fellow ar
rested by Captain MeAan some time
since for robbing several down town
places, three years In the penitentiary.
Charles Lewis, alias Smith, the negro
who assaulted with intent 70 commit an
outrage on Mrs. Marquis, was
given FIVE years in the peniten-
tIary. Steve Warner, who killed
Syl Ditman, and whom the
Jury found guilty only Of involuntary
manslaug hter, $3.50 fine and one year in
iail. Samuel Warwick Jr., who was
arrested by Detective Hooten sometime
since on the charge OF opening letters
while he was acting as assistant post
master at Kanawhs station through
sympathy for his old father aud mother
who are highly respectable citizens re-
ceiyed great clemeney from the Court
and district officers. He escaped with
fine Of $500.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
Popular ~ Ever.
n Y Tsl>grsn

DE Wolf Hopper and Wang opened
on Monday night - the CHICAGO OpsIs
House 10 . packed house. Inc soyahss va.
sale for the three weeks that the opsIA
viii remain IN Chicago Is the larsess Iof
comic opera in the Windy CRY. hGE y
ner has not only taken the town y
storm from 81 artistic s'1nd2olnt' ,rsi pus
he has been entertained socially, Ihe
rssI - A. ,be Grand Opera House. Gncin-
All eclIpsed ali previous records Of the 1e
b hor.e and Hopper was asked 70 remain
e.s noe,, 80 -ssk This he could not DO.
owJng 70 dates already made.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
,rr. Nlchol,, stragetIc aIensure.

Special Telegram TO ths sunday Register,
COLUMBUS, o., January Ex-senator
Nichols has prepared bill to take one
fourth OF the proceeds Of the One-half
mill levy made by the HySell bill for the
State University and distribute it equal
Iv between all the colleges of the State
having seventy or more students. The
hin is regarded aS an entering wedge TO
repeal ultimately the Hysell bill.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
sued for kidnapping.

BNr1MoRE, MD, January 25.-James
j. Lindsay, Of Baltimore county, and
Greevy and Patterson, Of Altoona, Pa,
attorneys for Albert a. Marshall, dock
e,ed the suit to-day in the Court OF
Common Pleas Of this city, against the
Etna Life Insurance Of Hartford,
Conn, claiming S5O,OOO damages.
This suit grows out Of the kidnapping
Of Marshall IN September last from his
home near TowSon, in Baltimore
county, BY Arthur E. Donaldson, the
General Agent Of the Etna Life Insur-
ance Company, at PittSburg, Pa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
crrns w. FieId,s Condition.

New YORK, January 25.-Cyrus W.
Fields physician, DR.. Fuller, called at
the house Of his patient at $50 this
morning. He said that incipient pneu-
monia had set in as we'll as congestion
OF the lungs, but did not think that Mr..
Field was in immediate danger Of
death.
LATERAL 10 o'clock tonight Mr..
Fields condition is not as satisfactory
as this afternoon. He is not expected
10 live till morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
Held In Reserve.
Ye,g YorE Herald

Teacher-What can you tell rs about
the fallen empires Of Greece and Rome:
Dick Hlcks-I know all about 'em, buI
/ don't care TO give ny information
away.
Teacher-Why not?
Dick Hicks-rm going TO spring It or
'em IN my graduation oration.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
HIGHLY ELATED.
The Homestead MIL Committee Recog-
nized for the First Time

PrTTsBUBG. January 23.-The en-
ployes Of the Homestead plant Of Car.
negie's were notified through their mill
committees that the firm desired 70 ar
range the new scale now instead OF
waiting until July 1st, when the old one
expires.
The workmen were very much elated
over the action OF the employers, as II
is the first time they have recognized
the Amalgsmated Association. No
trouble in reaching a settlement Of the
wage question is expected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
Grip Victims About Steubenville.
--,.-... ,,tl. S,frg}s,, psc7strr

SrrUBENvILLE, o., January %
Twenty deaths have occurred from grip
in jefferson county during the last five
davS. In Richmond township one hun
dred families are reported with one or
more cases.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
sunk Ha Tug.

HAvRE, January 23.-Ths steamer
La Normand!e, which sailed from ihis
port this afternoon for New YORK. col
iided with and ssDk the tug which had
been towing her. Five persons Nsis
drowned and one was seriously Injured
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
Agreed to the Plan.

RICHMOND, VA, January 25.-The
House of Delegates has agreed to the
Senate Joint resolution ratifyinR the
plan proposed for the settlement Of the
State debt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
r,,,m,,.a Power Conferred.

BIO JASEIRo, January 23.-Beiore
the Chambers were prorogued yesterday
they conferred unlimited powers On
Prest PeiIotto.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
4 commsndabIe Feature.
Essc York Adrsrtus

~EEW w
One Of the most commendable things
that can be said of President Harrison's
War Message Is the daily announcement
that IL Is delayed"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24

When a man resolves 70 be good and
Ratient, the next pair OF shoes he buys
Are sure TO pinch him.