Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-15
III HARRISON BOOM
WI CHAIRMAN GARTER IS TRYING 10
START WON'T 60.
Cham Wilson VIII Stand BY Every Feature
dis Bill-NaHsrs Of STATE and National
les. from Washington.


Spe, CsrresBondsnes ortss REGISTER.
XsHNGroN, December 12.-Wash-
ingn, with Congress In session, IS gen
ers pretty we'll crowded; but now,
wiithe Bennings. horse races and the
hureds Of thieves, gamblers, touts
anconfdence sharps chased from New
Jesy and Philadelphia tracks, the Co
luDian prize awarding committee ana
On hundreds OF hungry politicians
crFding 90 the pie counter, the capltal
eli is filled 20 overlooking, and the
hel corridorsa in the evenings are an
alost solid mass Of humanity. Hotels
az thaaters are az present reaping
rh harvest, as ars also many OF the sa-
los; and with sll the many very heavy
sciences pronounced by the District
Jiges every morning, still crime Is
Othe increase. Robberies, burg iar'es'
pket picking aud pocket book snat-
chg are Of daily and nightly occur
rice, aud the Commissioners have asked
qhave 500 addit.Onal officers appointed
c the Capital force.
The Wheeling citizens now mere I'M
or Uncle Sans care are all In good
bath and enjoying themselves as
sual. Attorney John j. Conlu' OF
Wheeling, paid as dying yisit yeSter-
ay returning last evening. ~
1ns appointment Of III. j. Ohane,
Though foreg0ne conclusion
months ago, was received here with JOY
md MANY were the good words ex-
PRESSED for the new Post Master. The
REGISTER was eagerly scanned 20 see
,ovv the news was received at home, as
d is the only paper in which the ONO
sountv-fn fact the whole state
contingent here-place any reliance.
Those who do not receive 1t by mail
tre sure to visit Mr.. Queens news
nand in the National Hotel, where 1t Is
always for sale.
Mr.. b. b. Harding, OF Huntington,
~. Va, starts home this evening iuIly
assured by Postmaster General Blssell
that he will be the next incumbent lE
Huptington's p0stOtice. he visits
nome 10 settle up his business aud pre-
mare for tie eg office. Mr.. Harding
Is au alIabla aud cOngenial gentleman
and has made hosts Of friends amonS
the West Virginians and others during
hi stay in the city.
The call OF Chairman Carter, or the
Republican National Committee, for a
meeting next month is creating feel
ing which is almost a good sized KICK
The Garrison faction look st II as a
movement to force them into line for q
Harrison boom, and last evening over
heard a member say: lit wont work
we have no business on hand to at
tend 10 and oil the bOlsterlng ana
mastering Carter can give the Harrison
boom won't help it, Benny and grand
fathers hat amt in 10 this time. We
got quite enough Of him in '92, and you
bet II Bill McKiRley don't make any
blunder before the next convention ne
is the nominee" l give this as a mat
ter OF news and it may perhaps De con
soling TO that little band OF Republican
pilgrims who visited Tin Billy from
Wheeling Immediately after his last
election. ..,
met W4.Ju}M6nls published In re-
he de- him and his tariff bill. He still
AaSbS about 60 the even tenor Of his
way fully determined TO push every
article Of bis bill 70 o final passage as
presented 10 the House. He intends
90 give TO the country just what
the party promised without any
dllutlon-mediclne that will build
up the shattered constitution OF the
y. S. treasury and once more place it
I'm as good health as the Democratic
party left 10 TO in 1889. And tue West
Virginia delegation are with him solid
ly, even 20 FREQ coal and free oil.
Mgr. SatOlli's views IN regard TO the
division Of public school money among
parOchial schools does not meet with
favor With the majority OF District Of
Columbia Catholics. With due respect
TO him 10 bis religious position,
they feel that be has not yes
become sufficiently acquainted
with American Institutions and ideas
and is acting rather fast Ia his inter-
ference with one OF Americas best in
situations, the public school system,
given Us bY Thaddous s. Stevens, of
Pennsylvania, whose memory we all
revere
The Utah Statehood bill occupies the
attention Of the House to-day and it is
thought Mr.. Bailey, of Texas, will be
able to follow with his anti-retired army
and navy list BIN, which though 10
should be passed without debate, will
meet with great opposition among the
friends Of the now paid retired officers,
as also the many who expect 10 the
near future 20 be rated among Uncle
Sans acknowledgements class.
Representative Martin aud Senator
Voorhees, have now the whole soldier
vote here solid with their views OF the
vested right Of a pensiOner, aud
whether or not their bills pass, they
will receive the hearty support of the
G. A. r. and Old Soldiers without re-
gard to previous politics.
That manufactured Washington dis
patch TO regard 60 Hon. J.. o. Pendle-
ton and M. j.. O'Kane was about as
transparent a fake as any ever given
out 10 Wheeling. Anyone With half
Intellect could see right through it. It
has been cOnclusively shown that no
such dispatch ever left this city by
either or the two telegraphic lines
Such special dispatches are very cheap
when manufactured at home; Ia fact
,heaper than Democratic letters pup
oined from the mails. Ii. j. III,