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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
WHERE is HUGH ROSS?

That GentlemAn's Peculiar Position-If
lie Goes to PittsDurg to prosecute the
Carnegies, He VIII be Clapped Into JAN
on the Double Charge of Treason and
Murder
HOMESTEAD, PA, October 4.-Where Is
Hugh Ross and will he appear TO prosecute
the suit against the Carnegie Steel Co
These are questions which are being very
energetically asked in Homestead this
morning. III Ross does not appear IL Is moro
than likely that several other leaders will
take the places vacated by the absence OF
himself and Burgess McLuckie. Several
have already offered their services TO at
torneys Cox and Bremen, and U
Is thought that the snits will
be brought before the grand jury
at least the great majority
of the strikers being strongly opposed TO
dropping the charges AS viewed from
Homestead Ross is in strange position.
If he does not appear 10 make his case before
the grand jury it will DO said he has rnn
away. II he does show up he will be
rested on the second charge OF murder n
like as not clapped into iinl. without bai
and kept there So that In that fe' D.
could not appear before the grahV,
either. His frierfs do not admit " >.,io
friends In West vl,tfhia, ana will appear
when his trial com ,up In court
The treason ey satement has about sub
sided and is Mt greatly discussed now.
Those accused who have not been arrested
yet are undef cover, as they do not deem 10
advisable 70 surrender when IL can do
no haru 10 remain out Of the clutches OF
the 10 for a short time at least. IL was
repo ted In town that 500 men left last
night because OF the restaurants In the
mill and the prices attached. This was de-
MED by the firm, and certainly tho mill
seems 10 be operating as usual.
In relation 10 the armor plate Tor cruiser
No. 6 a member OF the Carnegie firm said
he could not understand the charges OF de-
Law: tnat they certainly had been making
and shipping plates, and so far he had been
led into the impression that the plates wef 0
satisfactory 20 the government inspectors.
A workman was slightly burned about
midnight by fash OF gas In the convert
ing mill. This Is the first accident reported
in the mill for nearly TWO weeks. About
20 new men came 10 the mill via Swlssyalo
this morning and we're placed at work The
number Of men now working In the plant
will reach 1900. so IL Is claimed. The ma
iority of them have been there for three
weeks anyhow. Many are young men out
of school who want 10 get good Jobs and
learn 10 be worth the money afterwards.
They find, however, that they must work
II they would remain. To-day majority
of the soldiers are sending home the great
er part Of the money they received from
Harrisburg yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
PARKRRRBURG NOTES.
Robbed of Fifty DOllars-Planing MIL
Burned--Natural Gas Line.
s,-.....y 1u,y,o.o,n IN fbS Rs0{sksr

Robbed of Fifty DOllars-Planing MILL
Burned-Natural Gas Line.
Spseia! telegram to tie Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October 4.-Dr
B. B. Enochs was arrested to-day for rob-
bing Charles Rogers OF nifty dollars.
Rogers. who is from Mississippi, says
he IS an old acquaintance of Enochs.
They stopped at the buckingham
last night and Enochs went through
Rogers pockets, taking fifty dollar bill.
Enochs bought an overcoat at clothing
house and paid for it out Of the tfty-dollar
hill This transaction was learned OF, and
Enochs was hunted up and searched and
SOS found on his person. Enochs was
taken before a magistrate and held.
Enochs is a fine looking fellow, and at one
time was a druggist in Ripley, jackson
The West Mills or Little Kanawha Lum-
her comDany's plant as it is called was al
most totally destroyed by fire. The hre
broke out about three o'clock in the plan
ing mill and communicated TO the engine
bonse and thence to the B. Il o. railroad
coal tipples and lot OF lumber. Inc en-
cine house, the planning mills, the coal UP
ples and over 100, 600 feet OF dressed Ium-
per together with the machinery were To-
tally destroyed. Loss estmated at s0O'VVO
with partial insurance.
tTbe ENGINEERS have been at work for
several days on the survey OF the natural
gas line from the Pleasants county gas
field 10 this city. This morning Mr.. Z. Z.
Davis. of Harrisville, who is IN the employ
of the company, began the work OF secur-
inc the right of way. The enterprise VIII
he nnshed with as much rapidity as possi-
hla
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Pittsburg-The Pittsburgs lost their
third consecutive game to Louisville
through bad fielding. Attendance, 630.
Pittsburg 5, Louisville 8; earned runs,
Pittsburg 4; errors, - and 3; hits, 10 and
8; pitchers, Ehret and Sanders; umpire,
McQuald
At indianapolis - Cincinnati and ST.
Louis played q postponed game. The
Browns won through Camps opportune
batting and Caruthers' effectiveness. At
tendance, 100. st. Louis 9, Cincinnati
S; earned runs, ST. Louis /; errors, and
6; hits, Is and 9; pitchers, Caruthers and
Sullivan; umpire. Chamberlain.
The Brooklyn-Philadelph game was
called on account of darkness. Brooklyn o,
Philadelphia g.; earned runs, and A.;
errors, 2 each; hits, and 9; pitchers,
Stein and Taylor; umpire, Burns
At New York, the Giants won two games
from the Senators. Attendance 500. First
game. New York 6, Washington 4; earned
runs, 9 each; errors, and 4; hits, 10 and 8;
pitchers, Rusie and Meekin; umpires,
Lynch and Knowles. Second game, New
York 9, Washington ); earned runs, New
York 8: errors, | and 4; hits, IL and 10;
pitchers, Rusie and Killeen; umpire,
Knowles.
At Boston, the game was called on ac-
count of darkness. Boston 4, Baltimore 0:
earned runs, Boston l; errors, and 4;
hits, 4 and 5; pitchers, Nichols and Cobb;
umpire Emslie.
At Cleveland, the Colts won out in the
ninth, after hard contested game. Cleve-
land 4, Chicago s.; earned runs, 2 each; err
rors. 8 each; hits, each: pitchers, Clark
son and Gumbert; umpire, Gaffney.
The base ball magnates, in session at
New York, have decided upon the twelve
club scheme for next season. They have
agreed TO also ask for an extension Of time
on all notes given by them. The losses
financially this season are said 70 be heavy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
HON. ADLAI E. STEVENSON
Mr. Cleveland.s Future Movements.

New YORK, October 4-Grover Cleve-
land will leave this city for Gray Gables
at . 80 tomorrow afternoon via the Fall
River line He will return to this city
next week in company with his family.
They will 90 direct to the new home on
West 5lst street, which will then be in
readiness to receive them.
In regard to the campaign Mr. Cleveland
said: II am very much pleased with the
enthusiasm and interest which is shown on
all sides by the Democracy of New York.
There is certainly favorable outlook for
the success of the Democratic party"
The men are satisfied with the alacrity of
the lawyers in pushing the cases. There
were no further arrests here on the treason
charges to-day, although close lookout is
being kept for the accused.
1t is currently reported that the Carne-
gle Steel Company proposes to take imme-
date steps to extradite Burgess John Nc
Luckie, who is in Youngstown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
THE BANDIT BURIED.
Funeral of Frank Cooley, the Fayette
County Outlaw - No Services at the
Grave.

Funeral of Frank Cooley, the Fayette
County Outlaw No Services at the
Grave.
UNIoNTowN. PA, October 4.-The re-
mains of Frank Cooley, the outlaw who
was shot by Sheriff McCormick's posse
Sunday evening, were buried to-day. A
few people went out from town 10 attend
the funeral, expecting to see large crowc,
but were surprised to find not more than
fifty people present. The dead bandits
parents stated last night that they
would not permit aay one 10 see
him at the funeral, and it was for this rea-
son that so few attended. He was lald 10
rest beside his brother Jack in the little
Methodist cemetery at Smithfield. With
out ceremony, and attended only by his rel
atives. the greatest peace disturber this
county has ever seen, was buried.
Since Jack Ramsey was placed In jail
here Yesterday there has been considerable
effort put forth TO collect evidence against
him, and it is believed that sufficient has
been secured to send him to the peniten-
tiary for a lonS term. At noon to-day old
Jacob Prinkey and his wife arrived In
town in heavy road wagon. They drove
down from their mountain home, DIS
tance of over twenty miles 1t will be re-
membered that Prinkey's house was rob-
bed about ten days ago, and that he
received pretty rough treatment at the
hands of the outlaws. The old couple were
led into the Jail where Ramsey and David
were confined. They, OF course, were not
certain that the men in Jail were the ones
who robbed them, as the robbers were
masked that night. Prinkey, however,
thought he identified Ramsey as one of the
men.
David was wearing one of Prinkey's
hats, which he had stolen on the night OF
the robbery, and the old man recognized it
at glance. The hat was taken by the
Sheriff and will be used as evidence. The
mask that Ramsey dropped in the saloon
Yesterday was identified as one OF the kind
worn by the men who robbed the Prin-
keys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces photographs OF News In
small Space.

small space.
The United States steamer Bennington,
with the carayels Santa Maria, Nina and
Pinta In tow, has arrived at Gibraltar.
The war ship will take the caravels 70
Buelvia where they will take part In the
Columbus celebration.
One year ago next Thursday Charles
Stewart Parnell died at Brighton, England.
Services in his memory will be held In
Dublin next Sunday, and the corporation
OF Dublin has decided TO attend the ser
vices in State.
Ex-senator Ingalls, mas offered his sery-
ices 10 the Republican State Central Com
mittee Of Kansas. He has decided 70 spend
his entire time till election day In the State
and has written 70 the Republican commit
tees in New York aud Nebraska declining
70 speak in those States.
The United States Court of Appeals for
New York, in the case Of Edison against
The Illuminating Company, has, II Is
learned, affirmed the decision OF the lower
court in favor or Edison. It involves the
right TO use the incandeScent light
Over an inch of snow fell yesterday
morning In Besuce, Canada
The Ohio quarantine against cholera was
raised yesterday.
w PJyRsC NCtC AAAA-Rf ANI oCAAOAoAy Ia
jured aud twenty-five more or less hurt in
collision between locomotive and a
horse car in Cincinnati last night.
At colored revival meeting near Full
ton, Mo, last night, three men were killed
and woman was fatally injured In
shooting scrape.
On his return 70 the metropolis, Mr..
Cleveland viii personally direct his can
vass and hold daily conferences with
Chairman Harrity, Dickinson and others.
Hon Patrick Egan, United States Min.
ister to Chile, arrived in New York yester.
day He denies that his return has any
| political significance. He brings with him
| 81, 600 TO pay the Baltimore indemnity,
and the outline OF new treaty with Chile
Lord Alfred Tennyson Is lying At m
I point Of death at Hoslemere A dispatH
| }zem there dated at IL O'Clock last MIG
said. sLord Tennyson Is quite prostri -
IL is not likely that be viii sulw'ye
1ightn
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CHOLERA GERMS.

At st. Petersburg comparison of yes
terday's cholera figures with the returns
of Saturday shows a decrease in both the
number of new cases and deaths. On
Saturday 25 cases and % deaths are re-
ported as against 10 cases and 5 deaths
yesterday.
At Havre, four new cases Of cholera were
reported yesterday. Only one death oc-
Cured.
The steamer Saratoga, which arrived in
New York yesterday, reports that on her
voyage out from there she was kept three
miles below Havana in quarantine for sew
eral days on account Of report Of cholera
al New York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
NEWS FROM THE RACE TRACKS.

Morris Park: First-six furlongs: Iron
Master won, time. l:l0H. Second-one
mile: Russell won, time. E4OH. Third
Lilo of mile; Cynosure won, time, l4S.
Fourth-six furlongs; Helen Nichols won,
time, I'LL. Fifth-mile ana quarter :
YorlSville Belle won, time, 20S. Sixth
six furlongs; Sport won, time, l:llH.
The racing at Churchill Downs was
nothing extra. About $500 people were
present First. furlongs, Too Quick son
time. :O415. Second, q furlongs. Readina
won: time, l65<. Third, Ia miles. Sem
per Rex won; time, :59% Fourth, mile,
Protection won: time, / AS. Fifth, fur
longs, Odrey won; time, 1904. Sixth, 9
furlongs, Moss Terry won; time, LIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
THE FLORIDA ELECTION.
The Democrats do Better Than was e.
pected-The Peoples Party Falls to hoH'
Its Strength.

It's Strength.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October 4.-Ine
vote of the State is hardly as heavy as was
expected. .Ao+ The
This is accounted for by the fact that tne
poll tax requirements kept down the aggre-
gate of qualifications in all parties.
Up to o'clock full returns had not oeen
received from any one Of the 40 countles,
but precinct votes furnish good oasis Ior
calculation.
Baskin, Peoples party, cannot by any any
possibility, show up with more tnan o,OVU
votes. which is $1,000 less than the hepuo-
lican vote four years ago, and whlte
Republicans, where they voted at all, gen
erally supported the Peoples party ticket
but the negroes, strange to say, divided
their votes between Mitchell and Baskln.
Mitchell, Democrat, has carried the
State by at least 10000 majority, though
his vote will hardly reach $4,000, whlcn Is
10000 less than the vote polled for Flem-
ing, Democrat, in 1885.
Reports from about twenty-five countes
declare that more negroes voted the Demo
cratic ticket than the Peoples ticket, THIS,
too. without solicitation Of any kind, except
in close contests on county candidates.
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RECOVERY IMPOSsIBLE.
Those Caring for Mrs. Harrison Know
that They Can No More than Make Her
Comfortable.

Those Caring for Mrs. Harrison Know
that They Can No More than Make Her
Comfortable.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October AIRS.
Harrison to-day showed the fatiguing re-
suIts of the loss of the comforting rest that
She enioyed all of last week. To-day has
been a repetition Of yesterday inasmuch as
NO special change for the better has oc-
currei in her condition. She has had but
broken sleep the past three nights, nor was
She able to rest well during the day yester-
dav Naturally. therefore, she is not feel-
inS as strong and the accounts from the
sick room are not as cheering. From the
President down to the humblest emloye OF
the house, there is feeling OF depression
today that nothing but more encouraging
Statement of Mrs. Harrison's condition can
dispel. =. =,
tarvals. but Weld TO treatment and give the
sufferer at worst only temporary 1nconve-
nience Yet. in spite OF all these maolIest.
IL Cood symptoms, the gentle invalid Is DOT
On fhe road to recovery nor, unfortunately,
Is that happy contingency ever seriously
To assuage her pain and to make her oe-
clining dars just as comfortaole ana -
eheery as possible is all that msdical SCI
snce or the tender care OF beloved e1es cah
hope to do for her.
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wI,.on wants to Meet Mckinley,

SpScidI Isleord11 10 Ose AsS'es"
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October CHAR
man Samuel Mstheson, OF the hanawha
County Democratic Executive Commlttee,
has addressed note to A Z. b1air, Cnair-
man OF the Republican county CommlIeee' I'
,,,sa-,os;ny ioint discussion between Gov
a1y3pr MCKINLEY, Of Ohio, and Ex-Governor
Wilson. of this city, Governor Mckinley
be;ng hooked for q speech here on the 18th.
The note was sent to Chairman Blair yes
terday. but up to this evening no reply has
boan received
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Squire Alfred Cochran Dead.
-,af 9SIsora,n IN me R<0tslsr.

GRAFTON, w. Va, October 4.-News
reached here this morning Of the death OF
Squire Alfred Cochran, near Meadlend,
this county, yesterday. Of heart trouble,
He was in his usual health. came in and sat
down in a chair and died almost instantly.
He was 50 years old, has held number OF
offices of trust in the county, and at the
time Of his death was serving his second
term as Justice Of the Peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
TrIennIaI Episcopal Convention.

BALTIMORE. MD. October fright rev.
erened bishops, reverend clergy, and dis
tinguished laymen, delegates to the trien-
NAL convention Of the Protestant Episco-
pal church, are arriving in this city by
every train. The convention will be
opened tomorrow forenoon by the celebra-
ton Of holy communion.
Right Rev. Bishops Williams, Of Conn,
and Neely, of Maine, will be the officiating
bishops. The sermon will be preached by
Bishop Wilmer Of Alabama.
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people to break loose from their slavery to
the Republican party, which had merely
used them as tools. The Democratic party,
he said, was the party of the people, and
not of any class.
A letter Of regret from
HON. ADLAI E. STEVENSON
was read as follows:
"DEAR SIR Upon my return home this
morning find an invitation to be present
at the meeting Of National Democratic
Clubs, in the Academy of Music, on Oc-
tOber 4th and 5th.
II find with regret that my engagements
in my own State are such that it will be
impossible for me to be present. trust
that your meeting will be enthusiastic and
profitable. My good wishes are with you.
"ADLAI Z. STEVENSON"
The convention then at 4:05 o'clock ad-
journed.
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Removing Democrats.


Scsct0t 1ets4Ba1ssto ~ -SSS''
cotuuBUs. o., October 4-State Labor
f-oT,n,issioner 7. Lewis today removed J..
I GALLOWAY, Democratic free employment
scent 81 Dayton, ostensible for failure to
r.Sst ,esrform bis duties, but really TO put Re
publican in his place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
Srlo,nl r.leornm % the Rsotsssr.

Force Bill
SpsctaI telegram TO the REGISTER.
WASHINGTON, October 4.-Advice now
coming TO the Democratic Congressional
Committee here show that the fear Of a
Force bill has stopped the drift Of Demo
Gratis to the Third Party in the south. in
several close congressional districts the
Democratic candidates appealed to the
committee for aid and the districts were
flooded with documents pointing out just
what Force bill would mean and how
fully the Republicans were committed TO
the passage of such measure should they
win this fall
The s-test reports received from the
doubtful districts are reassuring. The Re
publicans now seem to have pretty well
abandoned the hope of making Cengres-
sional gains in the South, and are turning
all their attention to arranging dickers OF
Congressional votes for Presidential
plnprOrc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05

spscsal 1sIsgran to tAs Rs0sstsr.

CoLUNBUs, o., October 4-The Demo
cratic State Executive Committee met
here to-day and consulted with Chairman
Farley. Nothing was given out Tor pub
i;cafi6n. Chairman Farley's quiet cam
Teign is alarming the Republicans. They
a. calling in speakers from other States
- save Ohio. J. Sloat Fassett IS -Sn,
nonnced TO speak at Cleveland October n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
Said 70 Have Cancelled AppoIntmsnts.

NEw YoRK, October "A Wilmington,
Del, special says: Ex-Secretary OF State
t. F. Bayard has cancelled his Western
campaign engagements. No reason for so
doing Is given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
THE BEST OF REASONS
Given by Ex-AttOrney General Mac
Vsagh for Joining the
DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND VOTING

For Grover Cleveland-He Sees in
the Bounty-Paying Tariff the
Cause for the Great Bulk of
Troubles that Vex the People.
The Force Bill and Corruption of
All Sorts Come Naturally from
Such a Source-A Splendid Ex-
position Of the Fallacies OF the
Republican Party.
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REMOVING THE FBNCE.
The Carnegie Company Says the Strike
is Practically Over.
M'LUCKIE WILL BE EXTRADITED

By the Efforts of the Carnegie
Company's Lawyers, it is Re-
ported - The Charges Against
the Homestead Company's on
GERS Being Investigated by the
Grand Jury-The Peculiar Case
of Hugh Ross.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
MIR. KNILL,s ELECTION
To the Position Of Lord Mayor of London
Has Caused Considerable Foeiing.

Has Caused Considerable Feeling.
LONDON. October A letter has been
written by she Most Rev. VIM. Vaughan,
Catholic Archbishop OF Westminster, In
which he praises English impartiality AZ
shown In the election OF Mr. Stuart Knill
10 the Lord Mayorship Of London, but ha
also says that Catholic could not partake
OF the services OF false religion, and this
has raised a tempest
The newspapers have received and
printed many letters protesting against tho
statements OF the Archbishop and deciar-
ing that unless Mr.. Knill, when he taxes
Office as Lord Mayor, shows himself lnde-
pendent OF Archbishop Vaughn, such bigo-
try Will initiate agaInsta repetition Ia tho
future Of such tOlerati on as WAS shown in
the election Of Catholic 70 TOO
Lord Mayorship. One writer says that
Archbishop Vaughan seems 20 enurely
forget that the great mass OF the Britsh
people are protestauts, and that they 40
not relish seeing their religion described
AZ false. The writer reminds the Arcnr
bishou that the late Cardinal NanninK
success ia raising Catholics 70 their prss(
ent position in England was due % y
Iiberality Of thought aud true Chf's''-
Councillor Moore, who 81 the meeting y
the livery of London and me Cool. y
Alderman 70 elect Lord Msyor' -. nl,
snch a vigorous protest against ne - y,
tiou OF Alderman Knill, has Dot 49, IL
the fight against the Lord Mayor .e.ss.i -, -
has advertised in the newsPspts.a,.N ~
All Rritons who do not favor INC e.sf ~
a Catholic as Lord mayor 70 c0~'-
with him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05

,..eived with Unbounded
IS ..sn by the Immense Au-
'l'z-... 'l.'sz--.A..DpropriateRs RESOLUTIONS
s...n3athy p. for the President
y Harrison-General P.
.-r-rs strong Address.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05

fsuaoxrc coughers ara stupid bores ana
.,,s,,ld - forced 70 use Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup syrup, the only iEtlallible remedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05

If you are an investor do not simply
take our say-so, but come TO Mounds
Vile and see for yourself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05

All our city fathers say: Use
oil the greatest cure on eartn
tor rheumatism ana neuralgia
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ENCOURAGING REPORTS.

The Exodus from the Democratic Party
to the Peoples Party stopped by the
TRIn
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erNERAL CoLLNs's sprEou.

q said "LOng before the Chicago con-
tiop. indeed, so long before as the first
.ion Of Congress after Harrison's inau-
zion. the country showed sharp signs
vret for the election In lSSS. It saw
congress, elected on no such issue,
ed TO pass q Force bill, by which
Federal officers, parisans and
gs adventurers and desperadoes
Determine, until q revolution came,
opld hold Office in this country. It
The beginning Of the end Of free Gov
Il in the United States. The peo-
that Congress, that was elected
such issue, enact a tariff law for
neoeft Of the mOn0p0ists who con
TO the c0rruptionfuuf shat bought
~ into power,
e saw personal liberty
.nises 81 lower taxes,
w sacrificed reckless
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05

SHORT BKKATa, palpitai.,..e.1'i -
chest weak or faint Spells, =
DIR. Miles New Heart CsIsS
Logan Drug COMPANY -. >.
and AZ BowleBros-', Briass'