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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15
Note, from Berkeley Springs.
C5rTesD0ndflcs or tAs REGISTER


BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. VA, Decem
Der 13.-Hon. VIM. j. Fleece, eX-Sherif
of this county, died at his home II
Cacapon district on Monday last. He wa!
So years of age, and had been life Ions
Democrat. Mr.. Fleece was Sheriff a.
the beginning of the war, add it wa,
during his term OF Office that the only
judicial hanging ever had in the county
took place; man named Mason had
been convicted Of numbering his wife
and was hanged in June, 1861.
Water has been turned on in the res
erVoir pipes to test them, aud 10 short
time we are to have a big jolli6cation
to celebrate the official turning on oil
the water.
Under the new schedule Of thu Bslti-
more and Ohio Railroad this place now
has no Sunday mail, something We have
had for years, and the taking OF 1t away
from US is affecting the business Of the
town.
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NOTES FROM TYLER.
Special Correspondence Of the RsaSter.

Special Correspondence Of The RsqIster.
MIDDLEBoURNE, w. VA, December
14.-Circuit Court is in session thi:
week, with Judge Jacobs on the bench.
Among the prominent attorneys in at.
tendance are Hon. Geo. w. Atkinson,
Judge PAUL, Col. r. II. Freer, Hon.
Geo. w. Farr, J. V. Blair, Robert Nc
Eldowney, NJ. K. Duty, John H. Mccoy,
B. L. Bowers and II. G. ShoWalter.
A X. of P. Lodge was organized Mon
day evening. Several members of
nsIghboring lodges were in attendance.
A fine supper was arranged for the &C.
casiOn.
Middlebourne is becoming quite q
sensational town, especially in the Ere
line. Only a few days ago, fire de-
stroyed several buildings and yesterday
the alarm was given that c. D. Watson's
house was on fire. The bucket brigade
turned out in full force and soon
Quenched the flames. The fire original
ed from a defective fue.
Ralph Broadwater, the popular mer-
chant OF Pursley, has sold his entire
stock of goods to Smith. Consideration,
$4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15
WINES AND LIQUORS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

"
WEST VIRGINIA:
Re it rememb erod that st Circuit Court held
for the county OF Ohio at the Court House OF
said county, In Part OF said Court, on the 7sh
dav OF December, 1893, among others the follow
ing proceedings were had:
In the matter OF the Trustees OF
St. Luke's Protestant Episco- In Chancerv.
pal Church OF Wheeling, in
Ohio county West Virginia.
ON this 9TH day OF ecember. 1923, came the
Trustees or St. Luke's Protestant bplscoPai
Church Of Wheeling and filed their petition
nraying the sale and conveyance OF lot No. ~,
on the west side Of South Broadway street, IN
Zane's addition 70 the city OF Mheet ,ng. IN
Ohio cpu8bs,jo,tn the imPeof il il or5sred ~.
this Court thu a OF the ding Of si pe Sy
ton and the object thereof be given by posting
a copy OF this order Ut the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county and in some con
spiucouS place upon the premises sought to be
sold, for ten days, and by publishing the
same in some newspaper published in the
two sucoes sive weeks, and that the posting and
publishing OF a copy OF this order as hereby re-
ouired shall be taken and held as suiHoie Mt no
tice upon all persons interested.
II is further ordered that said Trustees, OF
any oth0 person interested in the lot mentioned
aud sought 10 be sold, may take dispositions 70
be read upon the hearing OF said petition after
first giving notice OF the time and place for
taxing the same for st least once q week for two
successive weeks, in the manner herein re-
CURED for the giving notes for the fling Of
said petition. And said petition Is set for hear
ing on the 23d day OF December, 1898, or a soon
thereafter as possible. -
JOHN ". MITCHELL.
Clerk Of said Circuit Court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15
MndaofGood stun.

M1rfias5Wrg World
During the encampment OF the West
Virginia National Guard at Charleston,
Major Price had a pair Of valuable buck
qauntlets stolen from his tent, OF which
no trace could be found. Yesterday ne
received a letter from corporal OF one
of the companies stating that ne bad
stolen them. He further asked forgive
ness and expressed a desire to remit 70
Major Price at once the value OF the
gauntlets. Price says he will Work 10
have the fellow promoted. II the
National Guard is made OF that kind Oh
stuff there is no doubt of its soucdness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15
Average .1.62-l.72

From Carol D. Wright's report upon
the earnings of coal mines, out OF LAG
collierles reported select ten showing
the rate of earnings per day. The av-
erage number Of tons mined per week
is given and the rate per ton. The two
multiplied give the earnings for six
DAYS. Deduct from this amount, for
their oil, blacksmithing and gunpow-
ders which Is taken out Of their earn
inQs. and we have their net earnings
for six days or one week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15

other, and will be eagerly watched by
the other coal companies.
An infant daughter Of ex-County Su-
perintendent Of Free Schools j. &.
Beavers died at z o'clock yesterday
morning.
Alfred Barlow. the veteran coal OPP
orator of the Elkhorn region, died at
Roanoke, Va, Thursday from brain
fever superinduced by typhoid ieVer'
He was in his ffty-tbird year Of age
and leaves q large family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15
views of school Men.

HGlruloft lb4tC.
The candidacy Of Judge Daniel B,
I,ucas for the Presidency Of the uni
versity has met with much favor from
the Democratic press Of the State, but
some papers do not approve OF 1t. They
seem TO think that the Presidency OF
the University should be filed by a
man skilled in school work, and not oy
q lawyer and q politician, no matter
how successful and eminent that lawyer
and politician may be. These views
may be old fogY, but they are generally
entertained by school men over the
State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15
OPINIONS OF TIE stats PRESS
q Calhoun OpInion.


C7lhoua ChrOHiels
IL seems TO Us that the very comph-
mentarv things that are being said
about ex.Judgs Daniel B. Lucas With
rsfarence 10 mis- marked ability and
Ttness FOR the University Presidency by
some IF the newspapers OF the State,
has more slgnlfcace than one might
suspect, on first thought, coming as II
does lust before a general election
When q United States Senator Is to oe
chosen, and in view Of the conspicuous
figure Mr.. Lucas cut In a former elec-
ton OF this kind, to some 1t may seem
necessary to disrobe him OF political In
fuence by placing him in a position
where the dignity Of the Office would
forbid mis- taking part in the hustling
of a political campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15
in neep Nnter

Like iucautious aRd rsAS swimmers are
those who incur tie -isS % chronic rheuma-
usrn by a neglect o. safety. This can be insured
az The sta-t BY that I've preserving medicine,
Hoststtss's stomach hittsfa. Hhsuynai.sm may
atiack the heart There IS no sAfsty thea.
Frrusl, she chTuDic stage Of tLo mslaay by
us.ug the Bitters. which il equally eiicaui0us
in malaria dyspepsia, liver complaint consti-
pstioa and kidney disorder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15
FavOrs Consistency.
NugD5miai0n

Nslg DJBlint0R
The newspapers Of the State very
wisely commend the administration Of
the Unlyersity's affairs by DR.. Reynolds
in one breath and then speak hlgniy Oh
a man as his successor-or as Pre.SictIv
of the University, 20 hA~ I"may be wise
co-ro-. - consistent, but not accord
ing TO the usual definitions ' accord
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15
Moved and seconded.

POint Peasant HeJlSter.
While in Charleston, a few days ago.
we met gentlemen OF prominence In the
Democratic party from many portions
of the State, aud among them was
strong feeling manifested to make Hon.
Rankin Wiley. Jr., OF this county, who
is President Of the State Senate. the
Democratic candidate for Governor In
1896. He is a popular, young, agrees
sive Democrat, aud we second the move
ment to nominate hun for Governor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15
MAeEs on arINERs.

Lower Here Under Protection Than In
Free Trade England.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, Dec. IA
ToAs Editor OF the Register:
SIR:-In the early part OF 1898 the
London Board OF Trade examined the
books OF about fifty collieries In
Northumberland. The investigation
extended through a period Of the three
preceding years, with the following re-
suit:
In round numbers during the three
years the following wages were
paid on an average to the coal
diggers or miners of England:
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EdItor WhItn,a nhnlon-

PGrtsr5burg Sentinel.
IL is understood that Editor A. B.
Whites choice as the Republican can
dIdate for Congress in this district next
year is Albert B. White.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15
Another West virginia Congres'mAu.

Spirit Of Jsgsr5on.
Some Of our exchanges note several
Representatives in Congress from other
States who were original West Virgin
ians. bon. Warren B. English, a con-
testant from California, about the 1air-
ness Of whose election there appears 70
be- no doubt, was a former Charles
Town boy, born and reared here, full OF
pluck and energy, and a Democrat Of
the frst water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15

THOSE EXTRAORDINARY
Faille Silks
Continued at SO Cents.
READY MADE DRESSES,
At reduced from $14OO to $500
50 reduced from 1900 to 900
10 reduced from 2iOO to 800

All goods named in this advertisement
are marked downin plain figures fromwhich
there can be no deviation. This sale with
out doubt offers greater inducements than
any previous Marked Down Sale in the his
tory of my business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07
A STATE PRISON OFFENCE

II we correctly stated the facts. the onenc
committed by judge Maynard is one OF tn
gra vest known to the law.
Our Penal Code seems explicit. Section "a
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07
sKrTCIrrS OF TIE CANDIDATES.

Edward r Bartlett. the Republican nominee for
Indigo Of the Court OF Appeals has been resident
and n practising lawyer Of this city for over a
quarter Of y century. He was born at Skaneatoles.
Onondaga County. In this state. In 1871. and Ia
therefore hfty-two years Old His father was
n prominent physician OF the town OF Skancateles,
and his grandfather was josiah bartlett Chiet
Justice of the Supreme Court OF w-IIampshirs.
knovn n. one of the nbest iurists Of New-Eng
land Mr. Bartlett received his education In the
schools OF his native county and after studying
law he was admitted TO the bar at Syracuse 1t
WAS regarded as an interesting coincidence yester-
d,v that he should be nominated by one of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07

Red Bank y. J.. oct (SpeciaD.-The Republi-
cans Of Shrewsbury Township met here tonight TO
elect delegates to the County Convention at Free
hold on Monday. John r. Lovett was chairman
and J. Alexander Edgar secretary. The Delegates
chosen were John T. Iovett. benjamin Parker the
Pos, Charles f. Hill James Martin George y. Sny-
der william H. Smith. Frank Mcmahon. Frank n.
Little Charles B. Parsons, Charles Borden
lanes walsh John II. Cook George wise, j. a.
tli"ar John Iaily Joseph W. Sherman. j. C. era
f,ei and James H. ssickcs The same delegates were
elected TO attend tho INA District Assembly Cohven-
instructed to vote - unit against fusion ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07


personal enjoyment wien rightly used ~"
many. who live better than others, and enjoy
life more. with lo.> expenditure. bt n,fc pro...P
ly adapting tine worlds best products 10 the hee'H
NJ physical heinz. viii attest til" value 70 health
Of the pure lipuil lnNrft" principle, embrace" l.
q" remedy. -yriIr Of F,ss.
Its excellence il due 70 it, presenting in the
form most acceptable and pleasant to the tas'c
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties OF
q nerfcct laxative: cncctuav cleansing the syi-
,cu. di-pcllins colds headaches ana fcvers. emu
permanently curing constipation. IL has gwen
satisfaction 20 millions and met with the approval
of the medical profession because IL acts on INC
Kidneys Liver and Bowels without weakening
Them and It Is perfectly free from every objcc-
tionabl- substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all druggists IN
zoe. and 81 bottles. but it is mar dfocinred Nv
the California Fig Syrup Co. only. whose nane
is printed on every package also the name" >''"p
OF FIGS. and being well informed. you VIII HUI
accept any substitute il offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07
Mercurial rheumatism.

Mr. J. G. Jones' OF Fulton. Arkansas. SAYS OF s. s. s.
",opt ten years | contracted Il blood
,,l,on Leading physicians prescribed medicine after
medicine which took without any relief also tried
ucrru-ol and potash remedies with results
,, which brouahr attack mere ,ria rhcum, SIN
hn made NY lie Of agony. After suffering rhcums-
t.n onr wears I gave up all remedies and BEGAN using
8 s. \. Ater taking several bottle, l entirely
,urod and able fesnme y s. s. is the greatest
medicine for blood poisoning to-day on the market"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07

NOMINATED FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.
Middetown, y. Y. oct. G.-The Prohbitonists
NJ the Id District of Orange County in convention
here to-day nominated Isaac V. Ellis OF Waikiki.
for member of Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07

reduce and more equtably distribute the burdens
of taxation now pressing so heavily upon even the
remotest parts OF the State.
We pledge reforms In the election laws so as 10
prevent the prostitution of the ballot the ourgiaIy
of the ballo-box and the larceny Of election re-
turns a
we ppGvhlse the people non-partisan election
boards not created by any political machine .
Viewing with amaZement the prostitution OF the
Civil Service Of the State to the purpose OF the
Democratic machine we pledge by the Republican
party the exertion Of all power that may be In
trusted to It In the correction of existing abuses In
every department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07

FREDERIC r. COUDERT.
JAMES G. CARTER.
JOHN r.. PARSONS,
CLIFFORD \. HAND.
T.. RANDOLPH ROBINSON.
JOHN L. CADWALADER.
WILLIAM Is. HORNBLOWEls.
ELIHT ROOT.
ALBERT STICKNEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-07
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.

We pedae for the candidates nominated AT ms
convention that II constituting the state canvass
ing Board for the ensuing two years no pe'Son"'
or partisan advantage VIII swervr mem ''"" ' ~,
,,h,,,, ,,,ohor,, ~ their official duties pursuant
70 IN. r.-u,ir.monts Of the statutes and the de-
cislons OF the courts OF the state -, ,,a
We pledge for the Republican mempers 4i re, rn
store TO municipalities robbed oil ther char'''' VI"
right of local self-government', ,,..... ,,d DO
mblcan State Departments the stictest economy
consistent with the needs Of the pubic In, NJ
PREVIOUS Republican legislation as shall stiii tuf'her
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

NV CASTLE, Jan. H. Tho blizzard
continues w "blizZ in this vicinity.
The anow began falling shortly after
nine o'clock last night and kept 1t uD
during the night. The river is frozen
over for a considerable distance from
the shore. Two steamers came in last
nighL but were unable to got in fur
Their than the stone piers.
Tho daily travellers between this city
and Wilmington are congratulattng
each other upon the proposed electric
railway, and are Watching the Legis-
lativb proceedings wi h interest.
Owing to the extreme cold weIther
the revival services at the NJ L. Church
have been attended by small congre'
gatiaus.
She rif1' Gould last evening received
a pardon for Rafialle ArmieteZzi, wno
was Imprisoned Tor attempting to
RnurEler an officer in Wilmington.
4 A large sleigh drawn by four houses
Rttrlcted attention on the streets las
eyeIlng.
Mrs. William c. Wortlington re
turned from Philadelphia last evening
nceN mpanled by her daughter. Mrs
John 1ruitt,
NJ is. Emily Truss sustained Sigh
injuries yesterday by falling ON tn
Ice IN the street.
Mis-. George Riley returned iron
Phil dclpnia last evening, where sin
had gone to visit her husband at tn
hospital.
NJ .. james L. Bacon is visiting reta
tiyek in Wilmington.
III IS Emma Harris is visiting he
breV her at Using Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

FINN for a Thousand.

The spelling bee takes place to-mor.
row evening at the Grand Opera
House, for the laudable purpose of
establishing Free Dispensary OF the
Delaware Hospital, one of the best
phllanthropies ever projected In this
city.
1t will be great fun and amusement
for all participants and guests.
The officers are: Pedngogue, Prof
A. II. Berlin, Principal OF the Boys
High school; referee, Willard Hall
Porter. Esq, member OF tho New Cas-
tie County Bar.
Judges: Joo II. Jackson. cur builder;
Edward +. Candy, iron plate roller.
Speech-making Prize Presenter.
Austin Harrington, Esq, ex-Mayor OF
Wilmington.
Tie twelve prizes to be presented
are: l. The papering OF ono room,
presented by Preston w. Yeager. King
street.
2. "rhe Old MILAN etching of the
historic Brandywine Barley Mill-bJ
George Hardcastle, al Shipley street.
3. A violin by Ii. A. Brddileld, 81.
Market street.
4. A line silk umbrella by Crosby
Il Hill, 60T-9 Market street.
8. Five dollars by john NJ. Harvey,
Druggist 90o:f Delaware avenue.
: q. A dictionary by l.. s. Ii. Butler &
Son, 42O Market street.
Z. II a lady, one pair OF evening
! gloves. II gentleman, ono dozeI
J line handlierchefs, by VIM NJ. Ken
} nard u Co, 62S Market street.
&. One-half dozen jars OF preserves
by }. Z. Almond " Co, Eighth ane
; Market streets.
8. One bex Of fruit, by Turner, tn;
grocer, at Seventh and Market streets
10, A iivepuund box of candy by
James Morrow " Sons, grocers, No. II
Market street.
IL. Two BOBBY" prizes. C1. IA
Quack. CD, The Literature of q
Quaek.
: 1t is desired that all the contestant.
} be in the Opera House ut O'Clock D
/ M, sharp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

As the Judges were engaged in tfteil
parlor, this mornings session of court
dlI not convene untll II O'Clock.
Ry agreement oil counsel judgment
to tie amount of z!51.1S was ehtersd
for tie plaintiff with stay Of eXeru.
ton tur six months IN the ease of Geo.
peVerl}, vs.. MacomlJ Clayton. William
T. Lyman represented tie plaintiff
AMI John Riges tine Defendant.
On the application pt Walter IL,
Hayes. the Court ord Arfd the discharge
ot ill0ma, Ferry. convicted of larceny,
lis time having expired.
Tho license applications We're then
taken up. mid the II st case considered
Wa4 that of John j. n0rner. Tor place
at No. $40 Pho street.
MIR trltkett presented remon
stfanee, numcrousls signed, stating
that the place was near to two churches
and public school. He aiao called
attention to the fact that Iiornnr is
now under Indictment for ohstruGting
jasticeby spiiiting away IN important
witness
MI. Priekett called Beaton Smith T.
James Hail w. w. Dawson and VII.
! liam Nichols erch OF whom testified
1tlilf The place was not needed, and
would be AN injury to Tie nelghbor
hood,
Ihe applicant was represented bS
Levi {. liHl, who cross examined thu
witnesses at length, ami sueceeled II
getting Two OF them to say that lie
WAS opposed to all saloons,
Mr.. Eird then undertook to read
/ tletitien III iaNoi of granting tn
iecilse when Mr., fIiCketl objected, ol
tl.a ground that as these papers werl
filed at tho September term, whel
Iiornel Withdrew his application they
could rot 30 considered now.
MIR. Bird claimed that as these pa
pms had bezn withdrHWn nj. thu sop
lemler ttrin b. consent oil the Court
aid then relied Tor Tins term, he hit,
lie right 10 otiol tllfm After arEil
meat Tie Court decided that he pa
per5 could go in. Nh Bird thenrtp
he petition which etat5i that li6ile
I4a proper man TO keep ninte, an
that one Ms Haedea ia tHlt locality,
Nj. Rird Also presented 4 Iun@p
81 t"tlers hi faSor 6i tile applicant
alter Which cotniaahcod til9 UN"mi
nation Ui titut5s5t.5 Nilii IN II ySiIt3
tEAtd hiug. lamsl J iIenr5, 1uahl.
i. tsitoIi a19l ttturEp W. Even L ssi!iaa
thai o 4t4URf giagn Aa7 IF3Gtiad i
that Hei-}.h0GhdgE
Jais was tic on5& eaEe considered
and At b5l0ck court took ferss
iytlt.} D.etoai. when tie A4pa4iuss ~
II 6lfii4at!.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12
YOUNG NEy uF TO-DAY.
Foremost in the Professions,
Business and Politics.
The Older Generation Crowded to
tho Wall by the Younger.
This May Excite Some Keen
Pangs Of Jealousy.

The young men of the present day
are rapidly coming to the front. In
politics. both parties are dominated
by the younger element. We see
beardless stripling5 as governors OF
states, in Congress and Legislative
assemblies, and western city hae
Just elected as mayor u youth OF
Twenty-Five. Our pulpits and courts
arc being filled with young men, while
the extreme youth of our bank presl
dents, iinanciers and business men is
a constant source OF wonder to the
older generation.
We introduce to our readers two
able and energetic young mon who arc
already prominent and who bid fair to
take high positions in their respective
cities. Both have been seriously sick
| for some time, but are now in sound
health again. The first Is Mr.. JOSEPH
L. Hood, of Woonsocket, II. l., who
resides at 12g Front Street, In that
city. To your reporter he spoke nj
follows in regard to his recent illness