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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18
sh.reed a shntrun ,

FAYETTEVILLE, y. c., May lI.-Informa-
tion has been received here Of the killing
of Alexander Gilmore, notorious outlaw,
in Blandon county, Il miles from this city
Gilmore entered the house Of Rev William
Brnnt a Baptist preacher OF prominence,
and finding no one at home but Miss Brnnt,
fiourjshed his pistol and demanded that she
prepare dinner for him. which she s'i5-
After eating q heartily. he secured al the
cooked food left and, with an cath, jumped
nut ~ the window. Miss BruDt searched
ABOUT and found a shotgun and tired on him:
logging Is bnckshot IN his body, the wound
causing death IN a short time. The brave
saunr woman is the heroine Of the hour
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18

were cited as its Justification. It was
argued that with coal under municipal
control the price would be reduced and
remain practically at level as in the
cases Of municipal control Of water and
gas. The entering wedge" however,
has not only failed to penetrate, but has
been badly blunted by what must gen
orally be regarded as a wise Judicial de-
ciSiOp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18

TuF nislligsuccr quotes the follow
ing from the Preston County Journal
with approval:
The REGIsreR cannot mention a single
manufactured article that does not sell
mueh cheaper than 10 did iu comparative
free trade time nor a single farm product
that does not sell for more.
This is a\deiense Of McKinleyism.
], doesn't matteS 20 these esteemed ex-
Founders Of the Republican idea, that
precisely the same condition Of things
exists in Free Trade England, and that
every one Of ordinary intelligence
knows that the cheapening Of manuiac-
lures has been due solely 20 improved
machinery and increased knowledge and
skill in manufacturing. It is about the
only song they have left to sing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18

LocK-oUrs and strikes OF men en-
gagged in the stone industries in nearly
FIFTY cities. towns and villages in this
country went into effect Monday, and
over so. 600 men are idle in consequence
OF The fight between the Paving Block
Cutters Union and the Granite Manu-
facrurers' Association of New England.
The Mckinley bill may not be response
blsin this particular case, but, since the
advocates Of that measure credit an the
prosperity OF the country 10 it, why
not throw On the remainder for good
measure?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18
MoRn rRounLE FoR HARRIsoN.

And now the Knights of the "stick"
have turned on poor little Mr.. HABRI-
son and threatened him with most an
noying boycott, if he does not do certain
things Itappears that for some time
the Philadelphia Record has been run as
nou-unjon office. Mr.. SINCERITY, its
owner, is also paper manufacturer,
and furnishes most Of the paper the
United States government uses. This
fact leaked out in Pittsburg Saturday.
The Pittsburg Typographical Union got
hold Of it, and they were not long in
making use Of the information. The
Pitts6urg DiSpltcb SAYS:
President AcxIiu viii write the Phila-
delpa.a Typographical Union and il will at
once start % work. A committee will be
sent 70 70 the President asking him to use
his influence with Mr.. Siugerly towards
restoring the Record Office TO a union shop.
IL he VIII not interfere, then Mr. Harrison
VIII nave a new obstacle In the way toward
denomination and election II IS said an
the printers ia the country and other LARGE
labor bodies VIII make hard fight against
him.
Mr.. Slngerly is a candidate for delegate
% the Democratic National Convention
Ihe printers Of Philadelphia are maxim, a
hght egains1 his candidacy.
Alumberof officials from different labor
orgac zatlops OF Pittsburg were seen YES.
terlay ana they were all OF the opinion
that s. Tres dsnt Harrison were wise he
would 81 oans 20 the wishes Of the Typo
grrp1 .cal l'nicF. Several Of them hold
James q. fisiDe was defeated foc tAe Pres
idency GA safe ssae
Here Is Ds ieulased to dis
To Ehe great advoeate Of
~, ieeil american labor. and
aii Splarisy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18
The Opinion Filed.

BALTIMORE, MD, May 1.-THE long
looked for opinion in the bills for receivers
brought against American Fraternal Cir
Gle was filed to-day. The opinion has been
looked for with great deal of interest on
account of large number of members Of the
order in Baltimore and other cities. There
are nearly 1900 in number and there is
now nearly 800 900 in the repositories Of
the order. Judges Phelps and Dennis
sitting together heard the cases and have
spent considerable time in preparing the
opinion. An order will be passed for the
appointment of q receiver
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18

-. Advertisers might paste this axiom
EN-t8 I'm their hats With profit; "AneWs-
paper that viii lie about its oWn eireni"-
tioa wiz lie about that OF its cOntsmPor-
...-se.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18

The fsborer has been forced 20 pay more
for the roof that Shelters him, Tor the MAJ
rilaf covers his head and the woolens that
Lover ms back. re has had To pay more
Tor the linen ne wears, the hammer ana
noe with which ne works. Aet his wages
have not gone up one cent. What bene u'
has increased protection been 20 MN -
l'-.r-.l f-oD. O017rssuaqn NcHMIl'S Spssc1 q,
~ H1.ss Hgrct G.h.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18

THE Democrats of Webster and Cen
ire districts deserve credit for their
splendid turnouts Of last night. They
have come to time in proper shape and
present examples worthy Of emulation
an over the county and State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18

When Baby was sick, we gave her Csstoria-
When she was Child, abe cried for CaStoriR.
whsn she became Miss, she chung to CAstoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Cast. "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18

THE females Of shady character who
reside 10 Wheeling. although they do
not own the town, appear TO have a
clnch on u that it should be the chief
aim Of the police to break. A tale such
as that told ia our local columns this
morning, regarding the adventures Of
an ex-Chief of Police Of Wheeling, who
was taken from his home, against the
protests of his wife, by a notorious
co1rtessn. c-sss a. hdva no foundation
TO fact, 90 this city, and it Is a pity and
shame that every word Of 10 is the
truth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18
A ENCOURAGEMENT,

The undsrsigned hereby announces that he 10
n candidate for COunty Assessor. County Dis.
trict, before the Democratic primaries, 20 be-
held Saturday, Nav 18th. respectfully solicit
your vote on that day. Respectfully,
L. W. BLAYNEY.
Vl1ryY 0ROyE. May 10 mAiledAgt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18
Al. q O. Coal Feeder.

ZANEsvuLE, o., May 1.-THE Snow
Fork and Hooking railroad has been or
gained with David Lee, Of this city, presi-
dent and S. p. Peabod, of Columbus, sec
rotary. The line will run from New
Straitsville to Athens and viii be coal
feeder for the Baltimore and Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18
BLACK BYE FOR BELLAMYIsM

The Massachusetts supreme Court has
Just given an opinion TO the Legislature
as to the constituuonality Of the NUM-
cipal coal yard bin, a measure proposed
by the Natonalists Of Boston, which is
teyere blow TO the Belamy idea.
Five Of the seven justices agree that
&c is not a part Of the municipalities
duty TO engage i'm the coal trade. They
Tvs
e are not aware Of any necessity why
ond towns should undertake this
n business any more than many
Vbich have always been conducted
ate enterprise, and we are not
pom t0 consider that extraordinary
the commonwealth may eXercis Sc
th0uZe cities and towns 90 exer-
traordinary eOgencies for the
e State or the welfare OF the
any advantage 20 the inhabi-
aud selling woo&Eor fuel
the community on a large
at has been called the CO.
Pc are of the opinion that
oes not contemplate this
Tor which the Govern
or as a public ser
and towns may be
inhabitants"
issenting Judges is
18th the Bellany-
linioR, he yays,
ken 10 epAble a
~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18
Announcements.
A INVOLVEMENT.

FOR 8 Fl e z, I z r.
/ hereby announce myself candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff Of Ohio County, subject 20 the
decision OF the Democratic Primaries, and re.
spectfully solicit the support and aid OF all
Democrats TO secure for ne the nomination.
A. A. PRANZHEIM.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18

TIE Democracy OF the Third Con-
gressional district is thoroughly alive.
The convention at Fayetteville yester-
day was an outpouring. II was as har-
monious as it was large and enthusiast
tie. The good will and generosity
manifested By an the gentlemen
before the convention, and the
enthusiasm Of the convention, itself
are a sign that is not TO be mistaken.
I'D means a united and harmonious De-
mocracy 60 the Third district, and that
means certain victory I'm November
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of a House and Lot on the lslano'
pY VIRTUE or DECREE or IHE cis
ID cult Court Of Ohio county. w.. nf-'
In the case of Robert smiths Adminltiflia'
James Smith Thomas Smith and othsn on ~
18th day Of April. is9l, shall on
"wednesday. May z5tb, 1922.
At 10 O'Clock a r.. orcr for sale A. pgb. I, ~
ton piece of ground on The east 30 M 49,
Wabash street. in the seventh ward d ~
% " hesling. fronting - feet on saif siir-. -,
extending back rs feet A. Pesen a.is. - ~. Il
smith By John J. Jones and wife and ~ 20
chants National Bank.
TERMS OF sALE,-one.t6ird and - 30. ~
IDor- a. the purchaser may elect ir ~. Il
the residue in TWO equal payHfuis pm -
months with intrfesf, the pufchsssr zil.lt -
the deferred payments BIS notes ~. -
personal security and The titie % b. fs'A'
Go p BOlb
Special Cor lssf
J. G. BERYET. Auctionesr.
+. John w. 8ltshsl, CLERK o. q. ~,
Coufi Of Ohio county. ". Va, o. ~ "a
bond and security have been zifeh Di ~
Commissioner a. required b Jaw er..t
apz7oawi john " Mitchell. ~
Ts THE CIRCUIT COURT or OHIO Do'''
Il West NirgiHia.
Robert &. Stsndifori. survivor
OF himself. and yin1rug
s,audiford late partners Or
Ter the hEm name 81 bisnai-
f0fa Bros., plainiif. "a
~ Ia 1858 -
David z Page and libeyt T.
Paige survivors, 81 tbs8
selves. aud y. n. Carey. iais
partner under the 6fm nare
% Paige, Carey 4 CO. defend
anfs- .. "a -
THE object Of this sult l. % req, Y. 80
sa,a drfendantE the sum ~ " 49, 49,. ~
eat frotn he 11th day Of Mares. i,tt :. 80 n
axid uisirtif from the said def fo-tt. - ~
subi@ol % fhe psymsut - $40 49,. - ~
eosts o. this sait fhc estaD and w.
aid defendants ia tina state ...,,t sfsl 3
Ard IL appesTinr freu 40 sn - fssi'
"a snit no tn said defendants - 4. +, 81
S<rse ~ - AZ % West Viz q ,..',,rf 7.
ds-sd fbat I'D Darid r fs1ge 49, ~ -
psfgs ~ snoear uithln oDe uon l.-sr4<e
- Of ne bfst publicafion q ~ n .>1rfe
$3.50 A. n~eeerarT % Dfotect U.s. ~ cftff
,t+-efe III fsffnrther ofdeff1 ~ -
~ -.ssi.li<l.sd and Dos,sd - r<4eif,e "A - ftt
IA ,fosss. Jobn ". Hittsil. 81. - .--.~ig. ~
go, ~ 80 court Houst q So
1tt dsY ~ MAJ. A. D. Ia urrf. Cfft
John N MICE 49, -
Psbiishss tbe ffst t.nle Naz ,M.se .1f ca
tfse<f. JOIN ~ Mift4pr
a. ss., J; 80 e s!.'.' '''''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18

Uai,ttsr astn papFr Ganasr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-18

The LARGEST Stock in the city to select from, and our
Maunificent Assortment Leads in Quality and Price,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

NAcou. O.. Feb l7.-Hope rolhill
and Arthur Dashss. menbsfo q the
Naeen ~ fought tntay. Polhlll W.
eat IL ssveral plsee - naeher. an1
Daeher was knocksd dewn. DaAhes
and foihill. - commissioner. were
tnk,1g testimony. pusIne The hearing
Rothiu wrote the tfo1imony IN Z man.
neR unoAlisfactory 70 Dnehss, who Ia.
sie1ed upon u being struck out. The
two men eukaeed IA Z War Of words,
which terminated Ia rolhill heing
struck By Dasher n tho face. Daahef
drew = two-oladed penkuifo, and open
ing it made several idashes aI his oppon-
eNt One cut made cash on The left
side Of Pulhill's nooo, another made :
cut On tho forehead. Z third was stab
IN the right wrist and = fourth = stab
o. the head. Dasher was knocked
down. but not otherwise hurt. When
separated Polhill Was bleeding pro-
fueely. 4 duel i expected to como out
of the affair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

11rteon.n Tbs oocfetasy - olo1o ~
1<1 ~ nie them upon the Gro1n1 fhe1
- IImIe of ~ ex111enqo bn6 axp1se0,
- nnher tho law of 1co3 ooufd ~ -
socve1 escept ~ Aiiug nev artictse -
Iytded Ii onad ac1, and that ~ see-
- ooutospplate - extennsop - : cor
Io1e exi6lenco- The company ep.
- q TIE ouprome court tor uAn.
lnue compelling tbe socro1nyY - -
= - them xhach uAs today gyoueeos
tho court onuounce6 that IN
nien Would - handed down later.
- opinion y 81 consideFabie inapor~
Doo % III cofposot1ooe Whooo cofpor'
60 exuteuco i len than thl41y yeaen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18
Oakev Hsll IN Gotham.

NEw YoRK. Feb. 17.-Ex-Mayoi A..
0akey Hall, who has been absent in
London rrachc,ng law for several
years, intends 20 remain in New York
City. The ex-mayor's hair and mus
tache have grown whittier, but other
wise he looks the saSEe as be did ten
years ago and 10 40 chatty and - witty
as Of old. He remarked: "Do / in
tend to return 10 England? Well, yes;
but only for = timo long enough to pick
up the lev odds and ends Of my pos
seselons, and then I shall return 20
New York to stay"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

DnsAm. ~ 1f.--11ea hnoo Man
enest Nooao6n. 1oeoktDr a 1ec1 -
ct Honaokos - eoronl)>>1 foe erjx
- Co3or15ne His m1lrning O. ~ olnozCf
of cauGln9 80 doo&h q her ohroo~ypnr
ed darohtoe. nafy Helen ueo1lGa.
The bare details q the nzair age tn6Wo
et proean1s g sho efob1eet e1{oro
have beeo made - teop ehe uo1eca
secret and ~ sh,en the fomiiy. bot tho
crime u Of oneh ohoek nature thai tha
eervante. nejEhbors ~ others insio1o1
that juelaoa ehould - doue. and thoso
seems 70 be prooDoct thnt . lady q
the Ncptogu family may meet death q
the hauxn1an's halhds.
Il seems that the poor child had boon
badly used hy itn goyorncee ID addition
to being the Object Of The hatrcd q 10
mother. In tact. she hsrsh action of
the governese ocons 70 have led N -
tragedy. The Latter. Il eeono. Tor oona
chlldi6h escapade, locked the little 91x:
up IN = dark loom - : punishpssni
and then informed the mother, Xro
Houta&1. Qf the chil6's of3ense and 81
the punishment che had mefed ous q
her for it. Tho mother appears e
have become SO cnraged It iisr daueh.
ter'e conduct that she resolved 60 nun.
ish her still moro severely, and. going
to the dark room in which the child
had been confined By The goyerness,
Mrs. Nont&Gu ucd her baby daugh.
tef's arms behind her hack With
semo stout string which cur
deeply into the child's tender
limbs and then not eotisGod with
this severe treatmsat. che counectsd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

@ O peooont. The GoRgo q PnEkos hoa
oz1on1ed : long distanoe Up ~ streon,
dnmming up the oIsrloo y1voT eou>-
pkcoely. A. far up - a eyo en- -
lSom GO sminsnee. eheut foue uileG,
Ne ytvss y 3 white deId of bsoken ~
~ paeksd In b. m,lilone e teno peo6-
onSo. Duslnees men ere taking otopG
toQasd barFioatine their STORE lyen(o.
TIE weteruoTks pompo Ara un1e5
wstss and she esllass along the landing
sro flliing up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

Asssrnsy General Weed Tying =
aeaighesn OUT ne Kansus City Row.

h&9ofuy 0onefo5 Wooo Tying -
nenaiGhesn out ne kansss City Row.
Ssvvxnsox Czry. Mo-, Feb. 17.--At-
:osney General Wood i prspasipg 70
make . fight against the board Of
trade Of Kansas City to prevent that
body from violating the state grain in
nEection Law. Not long ago : number
q tno grain baudlers OF Kansas City
eoenpl6ined oGninst The erAdes Of ths
nrni6 tnopec3os eud declared that they
Souh have their own Inspection IN The
futuro. a fofco of iuspec1oFs uas sp-
pointo6 go dnce then the deaDers
have iGpoeed ths soate jnepection law
md he inepoetoss charged With 10 en-
foreomonG The fAilfoad and ware
houso commissioners, with Chief In
epoctor VShen, have been tfyinG Tor .
wesk 80 stfalghten out the tfoubie end
now propose 10 LET Attorney General
wood nGhs Il out for them 10 the
cour1a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

81. Louis, No.. Feb. 1.-THE easy
manner in which Caddo won the last
race OF tho maiden today caused the
Judges 10 decide all bets TO stand until
tomorrow. An investigation will bo
made. Nobody at the track ever heard
Of the horse before. He WAS heavily
backed here and in the pool rooms
throughout the country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

SAN FsAxczsco. Feb. 1.-THE de-
fenss in the trial Of Actor Curtis for
the murder Of6cer Grant greatly sur.
pFised The prosecution today by the
announcement that Il rested its case.
Tsstimony in the Sebuttsl will b Of
ferod tomorrow after which the argu.
ments will commence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18
EVILS OF THE PIT
IN. pllLsDuRY or The STAND
~ ~ nAns os1ling = - 49, Dooss-
aasy h Whsas @hnn = ~ D.ass
= peiy pvs1nsn

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a%o'o - uo0o eommiteoo 81 eGf,cQS.
e0ro - ~ oDo1op1>ono bill. which hne
- unhoe dioc9nnicn ~ The commit
- a, - - - 1870
6S~.a~~ ! osuSrs. - S.,--.
:. = - -
y ~ % tne essno. AZ nee
p1efsd II tho coursr OF hisfemsxts that
~ wokld's euypIus supply az wheat
vae steodily dWindlngs and was beng
oreuu on each year - meet tho IN
efeonng consumption Of wheat no
oaId that u one man owned ehe wheat
crop rsised 10 the Un'ted elneeo THIS
49, "octG neve peen pos,sose - ~ u.
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'sassp seass are Deasvsrsd'
IL has been stated that the ml1eD
yoid nouv months ahead. That vas
uuos bat ho Would stake his reputauon
hat oo3 PER cent Of al hour sales we're
followed ~ dellveTleA He had never
kuown opecuiatlve o9eripG Of hour:
formeriy mliien kept larEe euppiles OF
wheat and hour on h1nds but they now
recognize that it Wno hardly sale Tor
man 70 b s'lona" over nightof round
los Of wheat unles. he had contracts al
reeoy meoes 1oS 10 couio no ion@sF
kkcn - ne ~ - sepp'y NV ~ ~
,s 49, -. - In. - y'~ss ~. - - -
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nS = sn.s s.s 0sLe =. AZ - .su xa;,t:.ss. 49, -
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. 1.-THE
breach Of proihiee case e9aint Matthew
Barton. = wealthy farmer, brought by
Mrs. Jane Van Hynning, : prominent
school teacher, was begun today. Mre.
Van Hynning testified that she Was be-
treyed under 4 promise Of marriage,
end other sensational details were
brought out. She u : widow with Two
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

Joseph Carr boy Is years Old rceid-
ing at No. 1o3 Second street Was run
over yesterday afternoon By team on
West Bridge street. He received severe
wounds about the face and hia hip was
severely bruised. The ambulance was
called and he Wns taken TO hls home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

FnrnAps1pHtA, Feb. 17.--Prss6dsnt
Mcleod OF lie Rsadiue railroad Vas
seen soujeht. and ~ denied emphatic
Ally that the Reading he'd been 10
sofbed b. the Baltimore q Ohio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

WokcEsTER, Mass.s Feb. 17s-At =
meeting OF the creditors Of Darling
Bros.. who assigned few day ago. the
firm reported liabilities a. $1s2 900, and
assets rs $50, ,519. The assigrees' conf
mittee placed the asscts at $136, 900.
An offer of 90 cents on the dollar waa
accepted BY . nearly unanimous vo-e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18
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