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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-10
Mr.. FAULKNER TALKS.
He is Confident that He Has a Majority in His Favor
and will DO Reelected.

He is Confident that He Has a Majority in His Favor
and will DO Reelected.
A representative Of the Wheeling.
Register saw Senator Faulkner in his
room at Hotel Ruffner, Charleston, and
got an expression from him in regard
to the Senatorial contest.
Senator, it appears from the press
hat there seems to be quite q scramble
for the Senatorship. What do you
care to say about thisf'
81 have not learned definitely of
any candidate against me unless it is
that Of Mr.. Camden. A number of
gentleman mentioned, / know person
ally are not. candidates against me. OF
course, / suppose it will not be a mat
ter Of surprise to the readers Of the
Register to learn that the announce
ment Of the candidacy Of MI. Camden
was as great a surprise to me al to
the public. From his letter Of with
drawai and personal intimacies be-
tween us, / was confident, until very
recently, that he would not be in any
contest for the Senatorship.7
"Well, Senator, what do you regard
as your strength Z"
As to that, / have no coneealment.
| am satisfied that as between Mr..
Camden and myself, and ! know Of no
other candidates at this time, and
have not seen anything definite even
from him as to his candidacy, | have
a considerable majority Of the Demo-
cratic members Of the Legislature in
my favor. ! believe, from my knowl-
edge Of the members Of this body, that
they win voice the sentiment of the
Democracy Of the State as expressed
by its county and congressional con-
ventions, as also its State convention
by endorsing my course in the Senate
and my services to the party since i
was honored by the Democracy in
1887.
would ask the courtesy Of the
Register t. express my high apprecia-
ton Of the arm and generous senti-
ment which the present Senatorial
condition has evoked from the De-
mocraey Of the State. / desire to ex-
tend in this way my sincere thanks
also to the county press which has so
boldly and aggressively, in this contin
gency Of our party, voiced what / con.
ceiye to be the sentiment of its mem
bers. ! request this, as it is utterly
impossible for meat this time at least
to answer the numerous letters aud
express my personal appreciation Of
these e~videncessof good feeling toward
me.
9F@TH WaPTn AIM oanfu mar maaE
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-10
THE wHRAT.MArrHAEI CONCERT TONIGHT
Rshearsals last night-Msmorable Event in Mu-
steal Circles.

Rehsarsals last night-Msmorable Event in Mu7
steal Circles.
Mr.. Leo. Wheat held q long and
thorough dress rehearsal last night
before a select company Of our musical
deyotees, of the beautifulentertainment
that is to be presented at the Central
Opera House tonight, and it was the
enthusiastic vervict of the few priyileg-
ed to enjoy it that nothing finer or
more inspiring in the way ofsgood mu-
sic had ever been heard in our com
munity. The superb Steinway concert
grand piano brought from New York
by Mr.. Barr for this gala occasion
seemed be infused with the fervor and
magnetic spirit which filed the per-
formers, and as n Of y best
critics present said, twas like a fine
orchestra in the varied and beautiful
effects they elected from it. The re-
served seats are selling rapidly and it
now seem assured that this will be the
most beautiful and memorable event
in the musical annals of the season.
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WEsf VIRGINIA BR1EFs



Interesting and Eswsy s,ass happenings Bsnsd
DIVA lr Halty Reading.
The poultry business IS worth So.
900 to Preston county chicken raiseEs
every year.
It Is estimated that 5000 worth Of
turkeys were shipped from Lewis our
~ this fall and winter.
Michael Kinney, Of Grafton. had
$500 cash in his house. The house
burned last Monday night and the cash
went up in smoke along with every
thing else.
John H. Garner, Of Preston county,
sustained severe injuries last Friday
BY being thrown from a load Of hay
that upset with him. He lit on a fork
and his face was terribly cut. the fore
head being gashed and pealed back
from the bone and the ~npperand lower
lips almost cut off.
Richard Newhouse. a brakeman on
the B. & o. roommitted suicide by tax
ing carboiic acid at the house Of Jack
Athey on New Creek on Sunday night
last. We are told that he had been
drinking freely and that q young wo-
man with whom he was in love refused
to marry him. He wasfrom the neigh
borhood Of Purgittsyille, Hardy coun-
ty, we understand, and was about p
years Of age.
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yoIIINTBBRs WANTED.

To enlist at once. not particular
about age or size, but they must al
fight under the same flag. The role
book is open at J. w. R. Fishers,
where he has a splendid line Of cook
and Heating stoves cheap. A big line
Of second hand stoves Of all kinds
very, very cheap. J. W. r. Fisher,
King street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-10
HEAITHY AnDINyIaoRATIEG.I

Beef and Celery is one Of the most
delicious cold weather beverages. It is
also healthy and invigorating, and
when one has been exposed to the
cold, nothing is more refreshing than a
cup of Beef Bouillon and Celery.
Served at the hot soda Fountain of a.
NJ. Gilbert & Bros. Druggists.
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LOSING STRENGTH.

Mr.. Blaine's phys~iciansthis morning
authorized the following statement:
"Mr. Blaine passed a comfortable
day, until eight o'clock last evening,
when he became not so well, and this
hour-1. a. m.-he is still losing
strength
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cor.uMBIAN COINS.

Thompson & Tabler, the clothiers,
now have on hand a lot Of Columbian
half dollars which they will furnish to
their friends and patrons at the mark
II value. They only have q limited
quantity.
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JUSTICE HARRIsoN,s COURT.

Charles Green, a boy about twelve
Years Of age, was yesterday arraigned
before Squire Harrison for stealing
copper from the B. q o. Railroad om-
pany. Green was found guilty and
fined ten dollars and costs.
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LEFT wAsHIKaTOK,s WILL.


ure.
Sunday night burglars entered the
County Clerks Office at Fairfax Court
House, Va, and blew open the safe
leaving its contents, consisting Of rec
ords, strewn all over the floor and par
tally burned.
The viii Of George Washington. the
Father Of His Country, was deposited
in the safe, but the depredators evil
IDENTIFY were not aware Of the fact, for
the document was found u~ndisturhed
when the clerk came 10 the Office.
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4 YOUR o v

Ladies clean your Kid Gloves with
Mousquetaire Glove Cleaner, for sale
only by Emmert s Fiery, who carry
the best line of kid gloves in the town.
and warrant all their kid. gloves from
Il % mn.
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A oPsa = y saas a he Wdaas FAR j
C,aua f655iA

- tf q c4At ~ 80 y
Cssr f5Pis
An opera, the music composed and
written b. = colored man, and the east
70 include only eolored people. win Be
one Of the original and unique stsrac-
fractions at the. Worlds Fair Al Chi
cago. The opera win be a new version
Of Uncle Toms Cabin Its com.
poser is viii NJ. Cook, has adetho
most of advantageous studies in Ber-
lin, ana has won high honors there for
remarkable exhibitions Of musical tai
ant
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BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.
Happenings Of Interest Briefly PaygraPhsd 70
Busy World ReSssH.

Happenings Of Interest Briefly Photographed for
Busy World Resssh.
Cold snap.
Circuit Court.
Send in the news.
Frozen h~ydrants-happy plumbers.
IF you want to be with the multi
tude send in your name as a subscriber
to THE WORLD. We registered q
new names yesterday. We want 800
more subscribers before the end Of the
month. And we will have them.
II is now ten days since we all made
our good resolutions. Wonder how
many have remained unbroken. One
very popular young nan of the town
says he turned oyer new leaf, the
first Of the year, but that he cannot
refrain some times from turning it
back again to look at the pictures.
Mr.. Jno. S. Mathews and family had
4 narrow escape from a~sphyxiation BY
coal gas, a few nights since. Upon
retiring, Mr.. Mathews forgot to turn
off the register. Fortunately he awoke
in time to prevent serious consequent
ces. The family were quite sick from
the effects for a day or two, but have
now about recovered from the effects.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-10

With Marshall q Co, Chicago, Ills.
Mr.. Roberts is not the only one who
finds " Blush Of Roses delightful, as
many ladies and gentlemen can esti-
~, who have purchased it from a. A..
Gilbert & Bro.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-10

Miss Flora A. Jones, South Bend, Ind.
Purchased d bottle Of your BLUSH
es Of Roses Of Arend, Cor. Of Fifth
Ave. and Madison st. / find it de-
lightful. Will gladly RECOMMEND il to
others.
Yours Respectfully.
E~a1 NJ Robs.4
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-10

rx.rxn.runE AT Z O'Clock 4. N.,9o.
NaxImum-1eo-
Minimum-9o.
wtsps F~orre-High.
Direction from W.
srArK OF SKY: Clear.
Rain fall.
ror the District Of Columbia and Maryland
49, colder. For virginia and West virgins
ar except snow in Northern portion. Colder
wednesday morning.
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THE WORLD atlO cents per week.
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wEATHER BULLETfM

Observations taken Al
&fnrtinshurr every morning
I. Nos att O'Clock By GsoasE ",
wis ~ yxxnEznr. The representa-.
tive 81 the United states
Weather Bnrean. Tn
HonLD will nse the sam
Gags a. displayed At the
Court House and the people
cisar Or lfW can come vers near know
s~ea.hst Ing what weatherfo expect
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OLDEST ks- ABt.isHMEST IN THE CITY:
" Uaele Harris Lean tfSfcs 30A Washington
street: libeYai advances o. dizusonds watches aud
te~eifr; !sses Safe&
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81, TkhKs CHOICE OF FIVE BEST HRrD
~ fsssuslod g4Ppses "a shss s1ars. rxe~kx
St1 A10ress y. }. lsSnnsagsoa. 1910 soeia 1
sssees Tacoma
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE q
i OF Washington for the county Of kine l..
matter % the assignment Of 6eorgs w. -
insolvent debtor. Notice to credil0fA
Oh are hereny notified that the supef'os
OF the state Of Washington. foe the e0u1
King. has made an order Ia tbs matter or u
Segment OK George W. Edmande. psndinS "
court. directing the cierk % said couse 70 orr
meeting Of the creditors Of sai6 ineoasont =
George w. Eduunds. 10 choose ~ onsts No.
sgnees Of the estate Of the said debtor - hee
]. T. scoones the assignee named II BIZ q
assignment "a
And ycu are further notified that the 81
ing has been called and will DO held ri ~ q
OF the cierx OF said court, at the courthoQ -
city Of Seattle, on the 9Th day OF Aay, -
the hour Of 9o'cioc< .. M. of ssia day. FL
T. W. GORDON, -
BY II. H. SMITH. Deputy Clerk. "a
To the creditors Of a. w. kdmupds.
Dated at seattle. Wash. this 13th go
1903
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WaNfkD-IaDN Az ~TENonRAPtFR
w and ~ g@srlser 0ne With typewriter prefer.
set, state saiafx iests. NIL care Fe>t-iniel l.
GsnSpT
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rwo ehoaes fess1sacs lots 10 Victoria u G.. -
ske Dallas ROD. fos Seasse realty.
Hoase and Ia In Eastern washfngsca- worth
~ Goa. for equity II seattle property.
improved farm In " esse.a Io-s fos sersags %
Ioss Ia Ktsg county.
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I AIDES, CHICHEsTER's ENGLISH PEN
IL pyroyai Pills Diamond brand are ths best
eafe. reliable: take other send &c fstAmpsy
for particulars Relief for Ladies'" ia letter b.
return tnssA A, druggists Chichester Che nical
90 Fht.A1eg phia. Pa
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CHEAP LOTS ; oS s s'1ss n! i CAs
lots, 40x 100. with alley; no street Grade: only
e275 to $500: small monthly payments: low In
terest Gould Whtworth. Olympic block.
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Tor RENT-LoD0ING HOUSES: FuRNI-
i tuse Tor sale Hail. 20l New York block
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NOTICE 70 CONTAGIOUS.

pCBI.IC NOTICE TO STREET CcNrRsC
L tors-Pnbsic notice hereby given that shs
June S. 1898 q 4 O'Clock y m. for the grazing ef
Columbus street, - provided ia ordinance No -
wi,n the se >, eisrs and wasch nav be seen OAR
rag business hears and taes said bids WI os
town council It The town hall IN the town Of Co
llmeiss oe - any regular meeting thereafter
ey cheek psysnle 10 the order af n. town treas
ur<r. certified bs scme hank icanE business IA
Of the amaaos q such bid. and no trsas win ss
considered uaic<s accompanied by sacs cheek.
be required to enter into conirac; as rrovtsed
for In said ordinance above ntouet. sad to fur
bidder shall IA, or refase to enter into such con
tract and furnish such hoad within ten lays there
,Sa, ssa , enes. sa. , se 'os,ra 20 the s'.n
the checks accompanying all bids not accepted
viii be returned TO such bidders
The council reserves the right to reject aay and
a bids Proposals TO % endorsed on envelope.
Columbus stree: Grade"
Dated this 2sd day of Nay. if&
no coNrRACToRs-SEALE PROPOSALS
L viii be received up to IL O'Clock noon May 10.
Of road. more o. less On the washington southern
railway, commencing At point known - kilroy
running westerly along t;oldsnoro creek follow
ing the line established by the recent survey
sse rec 20 iUnssos wS ,ne grsssn' main line
Also separate scaled proposals viii re received
up to IL o'clock noon May so. 1894 for the clear
ing, grading and bridging Of the first 5000 feet Of
the above line Of road.
The undersigned reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids offered Before any proposal will he
accepted good and sufficient bonds VIII be
qurei for the performance Of said work according
to specifications and contract
Profile aud specifications can be seen At room
$50 Burke block or as rooms elsa Starr oyA
block, Seattle, wash
c. H. SHEAFE. Receiver.
Dated May Is, 1893
NOTICE-YOC WILL SAVE TINE AND
~ money by getting prices common and
pressed brick terra Gotta mortar colors. ETC. from
Hills & Stoner. sS6 Burke building. seattle
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURe
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CONDUCTED ny.
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An asferm,siss and impsdimsnss - =
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Long expsriencs With unpas alisse1 - IL
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Di0eASES OF WOW z - Also secesSS
osesotion consns personally the OLU
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
-~-----~~
ITO MARKET oAaDENERs-wrSTER eau.
/ flower piants for sale: guaranteed to stand
rr.o frost Ana mature following spring For sam
pies etc. please cali on Northwest Fruit Co
Anew ODORLEss ExCAvATIN8 CON-
~ pany; vaults and eesspoois emptea from SIS
to 425 By iAasst improved e5osssss exeavator-
Address New Odorsess Excavaiing Company. +.
u Box S66 seattle.
NAILs-sL25 PER kE0. AT THE FIRE
~ sale lz3 Yssier ayeHua
CHIP cHANDLEaY AT ANY PRICE. AT
- The fire SAFE. l23 yesisr ayenae-
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CTcsKHOLpER MEETiyG-oFFfcE or
- the Rainy Mining Company. Notice u hereby
thai regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders ef kaiay Mining Company VITA ~
held ~ the Rainier hatei. seattle, W Ash-. q;
o'clock Ia the al. ernoon Of Tho ssa day Of Jane
1894 thai being the nrss Tuesday n lane. The
sick transfer oocks viii ee closed from Nav ~
ent&l June 7. CHARLES b. RAND. ssc'y
seattle, wash. May IL. 1893
CTDCEHoLDERs MEETT<G-offfCE OF
- the Monte Crisso Mtnlax Company. Notice ls
hsfsoy given tina; the regular annual meeting Of
The sisk na.ers OF Monte tris,o Mining torrs-
paRy viii er hesd ~ the RAlnssr bsE~i. seattle,
WAsh. ~ IL o'clock noon. en- ne sfis cAy OF Jx.s
1sss. thai being the frat Tuesday In June TIE
sssek Transfer books viii b. esssed nom Nay "a
Until lane cHAkLAs 3. kASD ssc'y
6osktis, waah. Nay -, 1S0x
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost FOUND,
Tor SALE For Rest ard sssua,ioas Wanted VIA -
Snses.e7 ~ the rate II cert ~cfd each Insertion
PAYMENT s,-ays ia advanee No advertisements
Seesiyed lbg Leo than - csnsa
yoTrCY-Ths bossness efssee q the PosrIx-
~~,,,av~cx. b. ooeo unsti II D. H. Classified
asvsrsis~merts vii. b received 40 20 tits TINA
Advertisements win b received - branch omeee
81 the P0sr-ISTxLtIsxscKaa at
Tsnau,a gur~su Ills Pacific Avenue
Thomas saramoas. aapaaeE
Fort Townsend. ...-Frenen q springer
The following letters await advertisers ~ tbs
O1hrs.
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IA FRANCE FAIR FARLoRss LATEST
IL styles &c hairdfessing; popular prices; hair
Sopds mAngfse urei 10 order 400 PKG street,
cSeney Fongth.
Evening journal., 1893-08-12
his states and his private finances togo to

TIE lawsuits resulting from the
Homestead illustrations of the practical
workings of the Mckinley increase Of
wages act are not done. Suits have
been started against the Carnegie Com
pany to recover damages, by those who
suffered from poisoning. The Pittsburg
Post says; "Without knowing Just how
the plaintiffs propose to proceed it is a
little difficult to see how they can prove
that the Carnegie officials had any
knowledge Of what the poison conspira-
tors were doing. If they knew the
crime was being committed what object
could they have in not stopping 1t at
onceY The officials are certainly not men
who have no regard for human life, al
though there are labor agitators who
cannot paint employers too black. "
IL will not be possible to comment on
these actions with intelligence till the
evidence referred to shall have been
adduced, but there is enough to prove
that the Mckinley bill has not been sat
isfactory to the workingmen. The at
tempt to legislate them into wages or
happiness was failure. A bloody
failure.
Evening journal., 1893-08-12
AN EoUILIBRIsTis ELYsIuM.

The alarm affected or felt concerning
the free coinage sentiment in the Ohio
Democratic Convention is a false, or, at
most, an unreasonable alarm. 1t is not
warranted by the facts.
Many persons do not know what free
coinage means. Those who say they
oppose it, and those who advocate the
free coinage Of silver are not agreed.
Neither party knows what the other
means
Free coinage, as pictured in the imagi-
nation of the New York Times, to be
threatened by the majority Of the mem
bers Of the Committee on Resolutions,
was a dreadful, awful and final collapse
OF the universe. But free coinage, as
expressed by the resolution Of the plat.
form they adopted, does not mean any
thing. 1t proposes to coin gold and sill
yer, without seigniorage, without dis
elimination, and then only, when, after
they shall have been adjusted through
international agreement" TO equal in,
trinsic and exchangeable value.
That is financial millennium.
1t is not dangerous to allow any set OF
cult of men, no matter by what awsul
name, free coinage" or what not. they
distinguish themselves, to hope for that
sort Of equilibrist's Elysium. The reso-
luton says
We denounce the Republican legisla-
tion known as the Sherman act of 1885,
as q cowardly makeshift frought Will
possibilities OF danger In the futur,
which should make all Of its supporters
as well as its author, anxious for III
speedy repeal We hold TO the use o
both gold and silver as the standar,
money of the country. and to the coin
age of both gold and silver without dis
eliminating against metal or charge 70
mintage, but the dollar unit of coinag
Of both metals must be of equal intrin
sic and exchangesble value OF be adj justel
through international agreement or b
such safeguards Of legi slatior as shall in
sure the maintenance Of the parity Of tn
Evening journal., 1893-08-12

two metals and the equal power of every
dollar at all times in the markets and in
the payment Of debts; and we demand
that all paper currency shall be kept at
par with and redeemable in such coin.
We insist upon this policy as especially
necessary for the protection Of the farm
ers and lsboring classes, the first and
most defenceless victims of unsta ole
money and huctuating currency.
A careful reading of that resolution
exposes the Ohio politics in it. It is
simply platform straddle, which means
every thing vague, and indefinite and
impracticable 10 the free coinage enthu
slasts, who have no idea what they want
and, with its qualifications, nothing
absolutely nothing, practicable to a calm
and sensible man. The free coinage men
and the silverites can be allowed perfect
freedom to get together on that basis.
By the time they shall have established
the parity and interchangeable intrinsic
value of gold and silver all over the
world aud formulated system of coin
age acceptable to themselves, twenty OF
City generations Of unborn fnancers
and demagogues shall have lived, died
and been firmly established in glory.