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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10
WIRED FnoM WASHINGTON.
Hands Intended DiII Rules for tho
Extra Session.

wAsHINdToE, Aug. lO.-Both the
House aud Senate viii probably adj
lOurn at the close OF today'A session
until Monday for breathing spell and
10 make some further efforts TO deter
mine "where they nre at" by oauous
ng and private contultation' The
understanding late last night was that
Bland would be roSdy TO Introduce In
the House today his silver bill and that
tho speaker had agreed to recognize
him Tor that purpose.
Bland'H intended bill, IL Is said, puts
frat the freu coinage OF silver at n
ratio TO be determined later; anu thea
provides for the repeal OF the purohRs-
Ing clause Of the sherman ACT. IL has
not developed thus far WHISTLER Bland
viii attempt 10 carry out the arrange
ment. Everything Is 80 much ut
skies and sevena In the ranks Of the
silver men, that prearrnnged plans are
liable 10 be- upset Mt the last moment.
Tho committee appointed by the
chairman OF the House silver caucus
yesterday arranged TO meet this morn
ing in the Judiciary committee room to
carry out the instructions TO frame
"a bill and outline u plan OF
NulnlAlHllt ANNAANhNAg Wv blil
il denned In advance by the
caucus resolution, saving the ratio.
There being no rules In the House at
present, the silver men intend to get
their bill In ~ early ~ possible no IN 10
secure Whatever advantage may follow
from being first ON tue list OF measures
bbfOTe tho House.
Speaker Crisp and Secretary Car.
lIsls This Democratic predecessor In
the speakership) we're Ia close consulla.
lion this morning. Ii was confined to
the discussion Of the rule 10 be adopted
Tor the government OF tho House. The
naturalization, II II said, feels the ne.
cesslty Of the House passing such rules
as viii permit speedy action On the
financial question.
THE CHEROKEE STRIP.
In anticipation OF the Prealdent's
proclamation opening the Cherokee
strlp, General iehofleid has telegraph
cd General Miles 10 clear the strip OF
ali unauthorized persons and keep It
clear until opened by proclamation.
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nate; then the changes 10 bin began,
and when tine ballot was comrlttei u
fto'd; Neal, 1870 Taylor BIS Baker,
iO0; Ciurrc, %.
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LorIsAN, sT,rE BUILDING.
Dedication NJ the Tatr with Appro.
nriRtc Ceremonies.

nriRtc Ceremonies.
CHICAGO, Aug. iO.-ThB weather
was hot Tor the dedication OF the Louis
lima state building at the World's Fair
tldsy. The officers Of the state accom-.
panied by several companies Of state
militia, headed by the lows state band,
iofmed proccusiOn and marched 10
the building where tho exercises were
held. Governor Foster was too VI TO
deliver the address accepting the build
and It wts read by one Of his aides.
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TIIE orRlnNl Dol ooLD.

Millions Coming 60 tie Uniicd states
ffom Abroad.
new York, Aug 10 The steam
ship spree brought E5l0, $50 tn golI.
Illinois Trust * Savings bank, Chi.
cago, has euRageu s375.00O to br shipped
from London anu s25O,OOO has been
secured by other Chicago parties. So.
OuEaba, rom Havana, brought $780,
900 In Spanish gold.
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NASHVILLE, Aug. l0.-A thousand
minura are on strike In East Tennessee.
One man las boeu lyuchtd for the
murder " a soldier at Fort Anderson.
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NEW YORK, Aug. lO.-Hon. Patrick
Egan, ex-minister 10 Chile, arrived by
steamer this morning.
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AVAIL coIN PAMINE.
How tho Eyn Is HemedIsd In
Italy,

RoMR, Aug. lO.-Phere IL great want
NJ small silver in Itaiy owing to the
rise Ina the rate Of exchange. The con.
iinual Illegal expectation Of silver to
France and Switzerland has induced a
arm i'm Milan TO coin tokens which
are generally accepted. Other meT-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

KINGSTON, Mo-, Aug. lO.-Caltwell
county bauF, this place, aud the Ex'
change bank OF Polo, have Jailed. The
lattor is the county depository and NIL
the county revenue n tied up.
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LAFAYETTE, Ind, Avg. l0.-The
O'Bnon wagon works have failed. The
liabilities are 81 100000.
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LONDON, Aug. lO.-Tho Bank Of
England has advanced the rate OF
discount ffum per cent to Z.
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NASHVILLE, Term, Aug. l0.-The
American National Bank has SUE
pended. The Safe Deposit Trust anu
Banking company has taken advant'
age OF the slXiy.day notice.
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THE SENATE.
Another Cut

After twenty minutos' session the
Senate adjourned I'LL Monday.
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40 GREss
rho House Adiourns.-C Committee on
Rules.

WAuuNGTOH, Aug. l0.-rhe House
adjourned I'LL tomorrow yeas 10,
nays 1856,
a committee ON rules was appointed
as follnw,; Crisp, Catching, Outh-
waite, Reed, BurTuws-thIee Demo.
Gratis and Two Republicans,
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Continued on Page o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01
r1rE 1NsuRANce pRoBLEM.

Some very peculiar and interesting
facts concerning suicide have recently
been made public by the president OF
prominent life insurance company.
In 1877 only n per cent OF those
who were insured died by their own
hands.
Since 1877, says this insurance man.
the fire insurance companies have prac-
tically discontinued the policy of refus-
ing to pay in case of suicide, and the
result is that the ratio Of suicides to
the insured population has increased
alarmingly. He says, further: cit is
passing strange that men will deliber-
ateIy contrive the means of their own
destruction in order to get the best OF
life insurance company and leave money
TO those who come after them"
Perhaps there is nothing very strange
in it. In this country, remarks an ex-
change. there are plenty of men who
are afraid OF nothing ID thls "OIlu VI
in the next. The only good thing about
them is the natural affection they feel
for their families. They belong to the
utterly hopeless and desperate class.
They see no chance Of providing for
the immediate wants Of their loved ones
unless they insure their lives and step
out of the world. Free-thinkinS in re-
ligion and our social conditions are
largely responsible for this state OF AZ
fairs. The life insurance companies
will have to change their regulations
when they find that a very large per
centage Of their customers do not con-
slider life worth living.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01
AN EXTRA SESSION AUGUST I.

President CLEVELAND has issued
all for an extra session of Congress to
meet August 7.
Some time ago the President made
public his intention of calling an extra
session to meet in September, to repeal
the sherman law. The situation has
since become serious enough to warrant
the assemblage of Congress a month
earlier, even though its action may be
rather uncertain.
Mr.. CLEVELAND intimated the other
day that had he been satisfied Congress
would have repealed the Sherman law
at once he would have called 1t In
special session long ago. The result OF
a poll of the members of the House ana
Senate, however, had given no such as
surance The poll was taken at his be-
hest. with the knowledge that the stu
alton would only be lur-
Their complicated and embarrassed were
Congress, when specially called, to re-
fuse to enact the legislation demanded
by the people. The House was shown
to be overwhelmingly in favor OF the
repeal of the serman law but the poll OF
the Senate showed a majority against
repeal.
Despite this fact, however, President
CLEVELAND has determined to force the
issue, trusting that in the months In
term the necessary majority in the
Senate may be brought over to the right
side.
The shrewdness and foresight the Pres
ident has shown in the present trying
situation are evidence that the nations
finances are in strong, safe hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01
SMALL TALk
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithny Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
Pithny Told.
SOUTH Side BARRIERS are going to close
all day on the Fourth.
THE work of laying sod about the
City Hall was completed last evening.
A CHILD of Louis Atwell. was buried
yesterday afternoon at Mt. Zion ceme-
terry.
The South Side Fishing Club will
leave next Monday for fishing down
the river TO Woodland.
SoUrH Side druggists have move on
foot to close next Tuesday from u
o'clock TO and from to 9 o'clock in
the afternoon.
THE contract has been let for an cleo
trio return call bell system, for Hotel
Behler, which, when completed, will be
one Of the finest in the city.
MEREDITH AND BOWERS were indict-
ed by the Federal grand jury at Par
kersburg, yesterday, and will be tried
here at the December term OF Court.
PATRICK REILLY was arrested last
evening for violating sec. 2 Of the ordi-
nance in relation TO vaults. Mr.. Reilly
says he did not tap the vault, as alleged.
EDWARD KELLER, OF Twenty Eighth
street, aged II, was run over by an ex-
press wagon, on the wharf, yesterday
afternoon. His head was cut and one
leg injured.
ALL the stamps aud books in the in
ternal revenue Office in this city were
removed to Parkersburg, yesterday,
preparatory TO settling up Collector
Whites affairs.
A WOMAN named Gilroy, Of Pittsbnrg,
came here yesterday, to look up her
husband, who she feared had deserted
her. She invoked the aid of the police,
aud the husband was found last night.
BICYCLIsr SMITH, who left the city
last Monday night, at 1901 O'Clock, ar
rived in Cincinnati, Wednesday even
ing, having made the trip in forty-four
hours and forty five minutes, or in
thirty-seven hours riding. Bad roads
portion Of the way were against the
cycler,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01

6pSeidi ItiS0Tdm 20 ths Rsgi'tsr.
PARKERsBURG, June S0-Alfred r. Jor-
don, who was arrested for forgery few
days AGO in the pension ease OF John sum
merheld, was sentenced by Judge jackson
to-day TO three years In the ponitentiary.
The grand jury returned indictments TO-
day against Harry Covers and Jack Mere
dith, of Wheeling, n. passing counterfeit
money. The case was set for hearing at
Wheeling on the first day Of tht December
term.
The grand Jury also indicted Joseph aud
John Bailey for forgery In the pension case
OF Isabella Vaughan. The trial was set for
the January term and the defendants were
released on 81, 900 bail each.
The case Of Il. NJ Hukill vs.. j. G.. Smith,
from Monongalia county, for $4,000 dam
ages for alleged obstruction OF the plaintiff
10 sinking oil wells, 60, came up to-day on
demurrer presented by Attorney Archer,
for defendant. Judge Okey johnson for
plaintiff. The Court gave leave to die an
amended answer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01

Anthony >. Drexell. the Head OF the Great
Banking Firm Dies ut Carlsbad

BANKING ffrm Dtcs NJ O@ftS>- I,
PHrLApELrHrA, Pa. June 30.-Drexei
g. Co. received the startling Information
in a cablegram from Carlsbad at 1890
o'clock this afternoon, that Anthony j..
Drexel. the head OF the banking houses
of Drexel, Morgan IL Co., OF New YORK.
Drexel. Harjes & Co. and Drexel * Co.,
OF this city, had died suddenly from
apoplexy.
The message was signed III. c. Has
kins, aud although Mr.. Hasktns, who
Is the son-in-law to the Minister OF Ger
many aud Is known to have been
warm personal friend OF the great
banker, the authenticity OF the csole-
gram was questioned. George =.
Thomas, a mem Der OF the Philadeipnia
firm, feared that someone had forged
Mr.. Haskins's name To bogus message
and a cable OF inquiry was at once
transmitted. All doubts, however,
were dlspeIed shortly after two O'CLOCK
when the following cablegram was re-
celved:
CARLSBAD, June 80.
George ". Chads, PhaGdclphid:--
MIR DrexeI died suddenly today OF apo
plexy On June Ii he had mild attack
OF pleurosy, from which he had quite re-
covered He would not permit his family
TO be advised. Mr.. Haries expected here
tomorrow. II. c. HASKINs.
Further than that the body OF Mr..
Drexel will be brought to Philadelphia
for interment beside that OF his wife, DO
arrangements have been made. IL Is
stated at the office OF Drexe & Co. that
the death OF Mr.. Anthony Drexel will
make no change whatever In the bust
ness of Drexel Il Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01
Mniicni rr.tImonY.

w. Thornton Parker. M. d.. Record
er, Association Of Acting Assistant Sur
geons OF the u. ). Army, writes:
"SALEM, MASS, March %, 1891.
"When at Stuttgart, Germany, dur
Ing the winter OF 1ssl-s2. was suffer
ing from a severe attack OF bronchitis,
which seemed to threaten pneumonia.
/ met. at the Hotel Marquardt, Com.
mander BeardsIee, Of the United States
Navy. In speaking OF my sickness. be
remarked: Doctor, you can cnre tina,
chest trouble OF yours by using an ALL.
COCKS Porous PLASTER That may
be true,' / answered, but where can !
get the plaster2 Anywhere ia the
civilized world. and surely here In Stutt-
CART. Whenever I have cold, al
ways use one and fad relief ! sent to
the drug store for the plaster. and 4,
did all that my friend had promised.
Ever since then / used II whenever
suffering from cold, aud have many
times prescribed IT for patients.
''The ALLcocK's PLASTER Is the best
TO be had, and has saved many froI
severe Illness, and undoubtedly, II usef
promptly, will save many yaluabI
lives. Whenever one has severe col
they should put on 40 ALLcOcIS
PLAssER as soon as possible. 1t should
be placed across the chest. the upper
margin just below the neck; some hot
beef tea, or milk, will aid 10 the treat
ment.
This is not . patent remedy IN the
Objectionable sense OF the term, but a
standard preparation Of value. The
Government supplies for the U. s. Army
and Indian Hospital Stores contain
ALLcocK's PLAsTEBs, aud the nedica.
profession throughout the world q
well aware OF their reliability a
celIence. shall always recOmn
not only to break up colds, but
ful in alIsying pains In the chest
the back. IL Is preparation
OF general confidence"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01

1. and O. People Found Guilty.

PITTsDURG, PA, June 3d. Robert Nc.
Clure. general agent OF the Law and Order
Society, Alderman Robe, aud Constable
Kaerscher were convicted OF conspiracy In
the county courts to-day. The suits were
the outgrowth OF the recent warfare against
Sunday desecration. The penalty Tor tho
offense is fine not exceeding $500 and two
years Imprisonment The law and order
people will move for a new trial.
The Jury In the case Of Alderman Robe,
Indicted for misdemeanor Ia Office In con-
nection with law and order cases, brought
In verdict at 3 O'clock this afternoon Of
guilty and recommended him to the ex-
IRENE mercy OF the court. The Jury was
out but three quarters oil an hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01

by Republican laws and enjoyed immu-
pity under Mr.. HAERIsoN's Attorney
General.
1t will be time enough to talk OF the
failure of democratic policies" when
they have been put into law and tried
Up to the present moment the only
practicable Democratic policy has been
to stop the holes in the ship OF
state made by the scuttlers who were
driven out on the 4th of March.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01
Foster at tho Old Homestead.
Hnsh.n nf0n Post.

Ex-Secretary Charles Foster and
family are living quietly in their home
stead at Fostoria, which has been In
the possession of the family for four
generations. This property has been
saved free from mortgage after the dis
astrous financial crisis through which
the ex-Secretary Of the Treasury has
passed. At the gresent time there arc
four generations living in the home
stead, the ex-Secretary, his mother, his
married daughter, Mrs. Myers, and her
baby. Mrs. and Miss Foster also make
their home there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01
ohlo State school CertIllcate..
isaram 20 hs Re- tsLer.


COLUMBUS, o., June 30.-The State
Board of School Examiners concluded
their work Friday. There were thirty
four certificates granted, thirteen gentle
men and three ladies who presented them
selYe failing to meet the Boards require
ments. The following were successful:
Common school-Clarence Balthaser,
Amanda G. w. Brumbaugh, Brookville;
George A. Chambers, Plain City; John
w. Grabiel, Belle Center; George B. Hag-
gett, New Albany, Indiana; +. B. Harris,
West Milton; w. r. Hughes, Cheviot; Q.
NJ. Humes Hanging Rock; w. K. Kersey,
Columbus; S. II. Layton, Worthington;
w. b. Manghiman, Danville; William g.
Sayres, Wilmington; Thomas w. Shrimp,
Fort Recovery; S. S. Simpson, Frazers-
burg: James Spaid, Kimballton; John A.
Wilcox Groveport; A j. Wiley, College
Hill; Fannie Dayton, Valparaiso, Indiana;
Agnes Kerrigan, Washington, Q. H;
Helen o. Lemort, Napoleon; Ida McDer-
mott, Nevada; Sadie Stephan, Gracey.
High School, osiah Bixler, jefferson;
G.. W. Hoffman, South Bloomfield; Albert
G.. Hood, Delaware; Jones O.. Keeling,
Dunlap; David G.. Meek, Delaware; Ho-
mer Mitzger, Attica; Rooert Il. Raymond,
Logan; c. l.. Thomas, New Holland; w.
+. Trump, Darrton; Louise John, Del
phos.
Special Certificate - Drawing, Miss
Christine Sullivan, Cincinnati.
Music-M. Ross McElroy, Wooster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01
Greatly surpri.ed

My wife was confined 10 her bed for
over two months with . very severe at
tack OF rheumatism.s We could get
nothing that would afford her any re-
lief, and as a last resort gave Chamber
lain's Pain Balm trial. To our great
surprise she began 10 improve after the
frst application, and By using it regu-
larly she was soon able TO get mp and
attend TO her house work. E. Fl. john
son, Of C. ]. Knutson & Co., Kensing.
ton. MINI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01

CON AhreELD's pardon Of three
Nn Anarchists has caused a
aby sentimentalIsts severe
5 IA accompanied by spasms in the
Hon the pen-holder.
6ser to the situation would be
Isve that the Governor of
o|f al let loose three roaring lions
tommunity instead of three
MI ches whose six years of soli-
tIon on the individuality of
te Anarchism in America has
fiven all the Anarchistic
out Of them. Their pardon
win not lessen their or their
raect for this free govern
sh shows itself as merciful
e as, In their cases, it has
ff ong and determined.
hs way, it Is q circumstance odd
IS q kote that most Of the very
@h0 are Safeguarding Gov.
kf6 the same who declare
Russian treaty makes the
aes ''slave-catcher" for
ough its object. is to keep
assasslns and bomb-thrOw-
he United Statts and to de-
tem Ap 10 Justice.
eELD's sentimental critics
bFe consistent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01
A RECEIVER APPOINTED
For the Little Washington Street Rail-
way Company.

II
way Company.
The Washington (Pa.l Street Rail-
way Company had receiver appointed
Yesterday. The event was not unlock
ed for, as the road had not been doing a
prosperous business since the oil boom
there. A. E. Townsend, Of the firm OF
Townsend & Brown, who had the con-
tract for the Benwood double track
street car system just completed, was
one Of the heavy stockholders. Mr..
Townsend was seen at the Stamm hotel
last evening, aud he being director,
was the only one to oppose the appoint
Ing OF a receiver, as he claimed il would
necessitate the issuing OF receiving GER
tiicates to operate the road, and he
thought this not wise. Mr.. Townsend
favored the creditors joining in one
suit. and selling the road for what 1t
would bring.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01
Successful Fate.

The lawn fete given Thursday even
ing for the benefit Of John Simmons,
the blind man, Melted the handsome
sum of $50. The young girls who con-
Quoted this commendsble work Of char
ity are Misses Katie Pratt, Nellie Atkin-
son, Eva Odenbaugh, Martha Sims,
Matte johnson, Bette Farls, Mettie
Leonhard, Evelyn Jepson, Laura Leon
hard, Elsie Kennedy aud Anna Ken
nedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01
E,oursIon Via the Picturesque Is. & o.

To Atlantic City via Washington, Bal
timore and Philadelphia, Thursday,
July 6, 1893. Tickets TO stop of at
Washington returning, $40, good for II
DAYS. Trains with Pullman parlor and
sleeping cars will leave Il. 81 o. depot,
Wheeling, sos a. m. aud 500 p. 10. Ex-
eursion tickets will be honored from
PhHadelphia TO Atlantic City on any
regular train OF the Reading Route,
from Pier z, foot Of Chestnut street,
july. For information aud foil de-
tails, address or apply to ticket agents
n. & O. Il. p. CHAs. O. ScULL,
Gaueral Passenger Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01
rion OF rnE SUGAR BOUNTY

ricn OF THE SUGAR BOUNTY.
mixing a large proportion OF
fg brown sugar with very small
otkion OF maple tree sap the maple
PRODUCERS Of Vermont have this
son able to put nearly 5000, 900
81 maple sugar on the market.
TITS they will receive direct
Rot Of the United States Treas
about $4,000.
bile, other Vermont farmers
wIns and narrowing and digging
ba aud scratching the sides Of
hts mountains and probably
ilna. between times. how 1t is
Us United States Government
fortunate possessor of a maple
fove fat bounty while they
ka4 hard work to coax mere su5Sist-
ssea 81 Mother Earth.
nstIce OF It is apparent 1t Is
nokt less than an outrage.
S kcuId the maple sap boilers OF
or the CT e-sugar producers
.5s|slaaA be entitled to great boun-
eFaty year any more than the
sf aud corn ralssrs of the west or
atfo and cabbage raisers of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01

Although the Republican primaries
In Belmont county are nottill next Sep
TENDER, the contest is very spirited.
Both Messrs. Ayers and Weems, OF ST.
Ciasrsville, are in the race for Prose
cutting Attorney. Their candidacy is
baipa pushed in the liveliest manner.
MANY Republicans are looking for q
dark horse, and the many friends Of
tle present Prosecuting Attorney, Jesse
no As nortb. are anxleps that his
81 81 5 IS presented. n be Is success
81, +. 81 Hdie lis third term The
Hs 81 fhSfd Sc 81 |ief, pf MARI . 5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01
NOTES OF The aIyER.
New. of the Boats and Bostnsa Aion
the Ohio.

News Of the Boats aud Bostnsn Along
the Ohio.
The Ben Hur departed on time for
Pittsburg, and the Courier for Parkers-
burg.
There were 7 feet ! inch OF water on
the marks ct the wharf last night, and
stationery.
The Andes came down from Pitts
burg yesterday morning. going as far as
Bellaire and returning TO the landing.
She will take out an excursion on the
Fourth.
The q. 8. snagboat Woodruff passed
ND at II o'clock yesterday morning,
laying - the wharf boat sn hour. sne
vas on her way 70 PIttsburg, and vii
work down from that poiD<, M
. u. | -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01

rrE Gaikwar Of Baroda is the latest
sign notable to signify his Intention
coming TO the Worlds Fair. This
81 81 thing is calculated to precipitate
rpssetiers' strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01

THE world is always interested in the
cure OF consumption; yet its prevention
Is OF far more Importance. DR.. Woods
Norway Pine syrup Is guaranteed 20
cure coughs and colds. Sold by all
dealers on a guarantee Of satisfaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-01

Gas Board is now square with
city and with all the world, and has
ash balance to show besides. What
! lhoseignorant, or malicious critics
hesling's electric light plant to say
{ the subject, now?