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The state chronicle., 1893-05-21
CapeFear & Yads1Yas?31

CdpSfSdl q IaOs.lia.ai'f
Condensed S1s "
Ia effect JAM
Bound. DAILY
No. !.
llO0pIa Arrive Wilul.
10 pm Leave Fsyettf
72pm Arrive Fsyettt~ 4,
6uOPm Leave san II.
Is PA Clr,r
80 pm Greeastl-- t--.. q
S40pm Arrive Gr e-t.- !.
251 pm Leave s.0E--4
COO "a v Jutc Aa 80
2SOQm Cuvr
Nav Julct W., .
l52 pm Arrive g-a
pm Leave Rur. 9, -,
l2G I'M Leave NJ
ESus9. DAILY a
No. 8.
10 Is pm Arrive Benne .,- -
920pm Leave Ma1,gr 6
sac pm Red - q
s05pm Hope NH. al
7i7 pun Leave FSyef evil. Az. :
MOUTH
BoUsP Mixed D,ay Z, s-
No Is
65pm Arrive Rau4-ta- &C..
1 5oFm Leave Chna. T
4 90 pm Leave Greeasl.-r s-- <
SOUTH
BousP: Mixed DsAy e1
No. Is.
$40 pm Arrive Greoustor. r.-
2lO pm Leave Stoke.
l5 pm Leave Made 49,
Train No. 3 connects d,
board Airline for RAloyl
points north and east. and
with tie Norfolk and Wt-..--P ~.
s:on Salem, Roanoke arF al
west Of Roanoke.
Tram No. connects A. Ea.--t
Norfolk and Western B. h. i
salem, Roanoke and A.l .----..a
OF Roanoke and at S6ll0r. =g-s 81,
Line Tor Monroe, Charlaut l.-
and all points South and -1-,za-.
EuliInan Ia. Ece cleeflLa llres
Airline trains NORTH and ,l-
and on Norfolk = Wcsts-a -.
west from RoAnoke
Passengers from viii
Ms1ton, Benneti-yl'le a-faH
of Sanford will arrive a. l.a.e. s 4
and have s hourr II Iasl .,sa ..s -. :
came day.
Ample time II give -r.s-s f. :.
,tst and supper i Il tlav
Walnut Cove.
WB K-
Sc t4a-se lse
fEt. q, -
The state chronicle., 1893-05-21

SOUTH
BoUsD. Mixed pHIy D., 1 e
No. Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
INDEPENDENTS.

INDEPENDENCE, PA, February o.
The dogs in this vicinity have been
making havoc among some focks OF
sheep Mr.. Jacob NarigOn had one
flock nearly ell killed. Thomas Gennis
had some killed and a great many
wounded. We are Of the opinion that
the present dog tax law is not a good
one, for they do not try to find out the
dogs who do the killing, but call out the
township auditors and have them as
sesSed the damage. There have been
more sheep killed since this law went
into effect than there we're before.
The Democratic primaries here were
well attenie on last Saturday and a
full township ticket was nominated.
The election will be held on the 2lst Of
February.
James Wilson and G. w. Stewart are
attending Court in Washington, Pa,
this week. Bhey are on the grand Jury.
W. c. Liggett, ESQ, who has been
visiting friends here, has returned home
TO Washington, Pa.
j. q. McAllister, who has been visit
ing friends at Beaver, Pa, has return
ed home.
At meeting Of the Boyd Literary
Society, held last Friday night, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
David Jones; Vice-President, w. f..
Cowen; Secretary. Miss Annie Ander-
son. The meetings are we'll attended.
Died on Monday, the SOth ult., Mrs.
Peggy McCarty, Of general debility,
aged s. years. Her remains were in
TERED in the Mt. Hope cemetery, on
Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
Dun,s Review of Trade.

NEW YORK, February 3.-R. G. Dun
& Co.. weekly review of trade says:
Actual business is surprisingly large for
the season, and yet fears about the flu
ture are also large. Congressional I'M
certainties cause the fears, but the pros
perity and the needs Of the people make
business what it is, and never before
has the distribution Of products to con-
sumers been larger than it has been
thus far this year. Yet il Is probably
safe to say that rarely, il ever, except
in a time of business, been more eau
tiously and conservatively regulated.
At PittSburg the glass trade is fair,
but trade in iron and its products is
weak. Business at Cleveland is fairly
good and at Detroit exceeds that of last
year.
The wonderful demand for textile ia
brics is undated. For brown and
bleached cottons the market is said to
be the best for twenty years and some
makes of sheetings have advanced.
Prices for manufactured products of
iron and steel are depressed beyond all
precedent, and nevertheless the sales
continue remarkably large and the vol
ume of business greater than in any
previous year. The stagnatlon in steel
rails has been broken by the placing of
orders for sixty thousand tons by the
Pennsylvania railway, and in plates
orders for twenty thousand tons have
been placed for the Cramps at PlttSburg
mills, though at very low prices. Large
structural contracts have also been
placed for buildings in New York.
The uncertainty about the monetary
future retsrds business engagements,
but in other respects trade is most sat
isfactory, and perhaps all the more safe
and healthy for the feeling of caution
thet prevails.
The business failures number sol, as
compared with 295 last week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04

DWhat In the world is the reason that
women on 8 journey are always eatingY'
asked perplexed conductor OF pas
senger with whom he was acquainted.
Now look at those two. They haven't
been on the train ten minutes, and they
are eating for all they are WORTH"
1t was a fact. They had lunch
basket that could easily hold half a
bushel, and one of the women was TAX
ing out the contents and passing them
to her friend, who held a section OF
fried chicken in one hand and piece
of bread in the other.
"Have a pickle, Cynthy, do. And
here is some jelly. Take bit Of this
cold tongue. just love cold tongue,
don't you?"
yep" answered the other woman
with her mouth full, "butIamafraI'm-
robbingyoudear."
"Oh, no, you're not. There's plenty
of it, for l do so love to eat when I'm
travelling. IL gives me an appetite just
to see train of cars go by. Have a
doughnut and piece of mince pie.
And you must try my sweet rusk.
Here it is by itself. I've some cold
coffee, TOO. Have some. dear"
"Idun'tmindifIdo, said the other be-
tween bites. Then they got right down
to business and ate and ate while the
provisions lasted.
Two hours later there were two
women with heads bound up, and the
whole car smelled of camphor They
wete the same two women who had
lunched early in the day, but they were
limp and disspirited now.
"Oh," moaned one, II never felt so
watched in my life. Lend me your
smelling salts, dear. IL always does
make me sick to ride on the cars"
me too" walled the other one.
81 feel so deathly faint"
''No wonder, you poor thing. You
haven't tasted food for four hours. We
must eat to keep up our strength"
That's so. haven't bit OF appe-
tite, but suppose it's my duty to eat
and brace up. 1t takes all ones strength
to travel"
Then the lunch basket was produced,
and they fell to as if famished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
sELLAIKE.

At the annual meeting OF the Etna
Manufacturing Company the old Board
OF Directors were reelected as follows:
Owen Meeban, VIM. Sinram, George
Jennings. Hiram Jones, Henry Amick.
A three per cent dividend was declared.
The company has been at great expense
during the past year In putting in heavy
machinery. Trade is fairly good and
future prospects are better. The Board
will meet next Tuesday for organlza-
tion, and it is quite probable the pres
ent officials will be continued.
Prominent B. & o. officials will be
here early next week TO ooufer with
our committee in regard 10 the opening
of Belmont street at grade over the
compsny's tracks. The subject OF q
new bridge over the tracks on Union
street will also be discussed. 1t is ex-
pected that an agreement will be reach
ed settling the question Of the Belmont
street crossing which has been In It'll
cation FOR years.
The G.. A. r. and W. R. c. fair will
open with a Columbian march, those
who participate to be dressed in Colo
NAL costume. The best representation
Of George and Mary Washington enti-
entities the impersonstors to free en-
tertainmsnt and refreshments during
the evening.
The SUNDAY REGISTER will contain
special letters from all the surrounding
town, giving an immense amount OF
local news, besides splendid telegraph
service. Leave orders at Blakeney' s
and have it delivered at your door TO-
morrow morning.
Annie Mccoy, a young woman, seven
teen years OF age, daughter OF Patrick
Mccoy, who had been missing for few
days and causing her parents consider
able worry, returned home yesterday.
Sam B. Campbell, who was chief
clerk under Colonel PoOrman in the Of
fee of Secretary of State, was in the
city yesterday.
Leave order at Blakeney'S news depot
and have the SUNDAY REGISTER dellv-
cred at your door tomorrow morning.
Herman Foulke has returned from
st. ClairSvlle, where he had been en-
ployed in the County Treasurer's Office.
W. c. Bergunthal, Secretary OF the
Novelty Stamping Company, left Tor
the East yesterday on a business trip
CAPTAIN Asa Booth and mother OF
Wheeling, we're in the city yesterday en-
route to POwhatan.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hukill have lost
one OF their twin babes which were
born last week.
W. A. Williams, manager OF the
Flushing coal mines, was In the city
yesterday.
Boyd Bros. are erecting storeroom
and dwelling on Thirty-Seventh street.
There is talk of organizing a bank at
POwhatan.
Buy the SUNDAY REGISTER to-mor-
row.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04

Ohio. os; Canada Pacific, S65s; Central
Pacific, %; Chesapeake and Ohio. 2sSs;
Chicago and Alton. 143: Chicago, Burning
ton and Quincy, 1919; Delaware and Huo-
son, 1857; Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western, 15456; Denver and RIO Grande
preferred IS; Erie, 251s; do. preferred,
So; Fort Wayne, 156; Illinois Central,
1929; Lake Shore, 100; Michigan Cen
tral. 1881 Missouri Pacific, 5lSs; NorIolK
and Western preferred, 37l1; Northern "a
cifc, Is; do preferred. 4Ss<; Northwest
ern 1l4sI; DO preferred 1851; New YORK
Central, llOs1; Pacific Mail, 245S; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, II; Pittsourg,
Isl; Pullman Palace, 1877; Reading, 49S;
Rock Island, SIX; St. Louis and San Fran
cisco first preferred, 20; St. Paul, SOS;
do preferred I24; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, 351<; Texas Pacific, 90: Union Pa
cifc, Al: United States Express, %;
Western Union, 9s1z; Wheeling and Lake
Erie. %; do. preferred, 63H.
Mining Stocks-Cholor- =; Crown Point
Go: Consolidated California and Virginia,
$40; Deadwood, 1870; Gould and Curry, 80;
Hale and Norcross, So; Homesteak, l2CO;
Independence, -; Mexican. AS; North
Star, -; Ontario, 1875; Ophir. 1856; Ply
mouth, so; Sierra Nevada, l25; Standard,
$40; Union Con-, 100; Yellow Jacket 40;
Iron Silver, ~; Quick Silver, 30; 90 pre-
ferred, 100; Bulwer, 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04

ing and nothing mere? Well, / don't
believe &c, or, II I do, / am sorry for
them. i can affirm, and all my sex feel
the same way, i know, that there is a
lot or satisfaction In the knowledge that
you have a bonner 10 which no one can
pick flaws, or a hat that is new, fresh
and becoming, and more than that,
some profound thinker declares that
there is q great amount of moral cOur-
age In good clothes.
Look at the smiling face in the pic
ture. Why, she dimples with joy ard
bubbles over with happiness. IL is not
good TO look at her? It's. Her bonnet
is OF rich blue bengalne, with fringed
out border of silk in the same shade and
strings of velvet little darker. On the
back of the crown is a bunch of velvet
primrOSeS, and a splendid osprey plume
stands upward. The crown and drapery
are made OF one single square of benga-
line bordered with the fringed out silk,
and it is twisted, pinned and turned I'M
ill It takes the shape you see.
The lovely girl below does not look
quite so radiant. Still there is a look
Of peace and gentle rep0se that be-
tokens a heart az rest, and when you
look at that hat you feel that it ought
TO be, for il is beautiful. 1t is made Of
natural cOlOred hempen string crocheted
and then pressed out ia some sort OF
stiffening that makes it hold its shape,
so 10 is openwork and handSOmer than
can tell. There are rich black velvet
bows and three very perfect black Os-
trich tips (natural) that are not curled
only as nature curls them. A small
rhinestone buckle gives a touch Of
brightness.
The third happy lady has a close bon
net of ruby velvet, covered wilh white
lace, which is dotted with jet beads and
has pendants of the same az each seal
Top. In front is little bow made Of
lace and three black hens feathers,
with a small, black asprey aigret. The
strings are Of ruby Satin-faced velvet.
This is a pretty theater or church bon
net, and, 10 fact, so is the upper one,
but the big hat-well, that were better
left az home or worn in the ladY's lap.
A couple OF days ago i was at big
"tea." The prettiest dress there was
the simplest and is Illustrated here.
The skirt was OF peach blow silk Of
fine quality. The waist was the. same,
and over that was a blouse of oriental
lace tied around the waist with grOS-
grain ribbon of the same shade. The
sleeves only came to the elbow and
were pulled over tine silk. There was a
Russian jacket of black velvet edged
with gold embroidery. OF course this
was transferable. The whole gown was
much admired.
A visitor, In the Sere and yellow leaf,
wore a neat and very taking gown Of
the flecked cashmere iu dove color,
which is much liked this season. The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, February -Cattle-Receipts,
1000 head; shipments, 5000 head; market
weak and lower; best grades 8 15a5 80;
others S3 75a5 50; cows e 25a4 90; stockers
and feeders 81 50a4 %.
Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
5000 head; market weak; rough and com
mon s. 60a7 20; packing and mixed s. ga
S 90; prime heavy s. 00aS 40; light s. 1Oa
Z s5; other lights and pigs s. 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1000 head; market dull; natives 81 75a3 80;
westerns IS 0Oa5 %; lambs 81 0Oa6 10.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, February Seattle
Receipts. 40 head; shipments, $40 head ;
market, steady and unchanged; prospects
favorable for next week.
Hogs Receipts, $50 head; shipments. 400
head market, strong; all grades IS OOao 30.
Sheep-Receipts, 300 head; shipments,
so head; market strong end unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o.. February 3.-Hogs,
strong and higher at s. 0OaS 10; receipts,
1900 head; shipments, 200 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
WOODSFIELD.

WooDsFIELD, O., February 2.-The
ice carried the iron bride away at Cam
eron.
There seems to be some disease 60
ing around among the small children Of
town similar to la grippe and scarlet
fever together. Abner Okey's little boy
has been qnte sick for several days;
also two children Of WIN. Reed
Mrs. John Pennington, of Antioch,
died Monday, and will be buried al
NOffat's to-day.
John ?. Sprigg is at ST. Clairsville
and GAINESVILLE on legal business this
week.
Geo. Jennings returned from Wash
ingtOn City last evening. where be was
called on business with Congressman
Pearson.
A wreck on the B., y. & c. four miles
this side Of Summerfeld. The coach on
the local went over an embankment;
four passengers hurt pretty badly. A
runner hired a team and came in TO take
the train here. His lip was pretty bad
ly cut and he received other bruises.
Ii is rumOred that one OF the promi-
nent candidates for Representative will
take unto himself wife in the near
future.
Father Cowley has gone to Columbus
TO attend funeral.
Mr.. Garard left town for his home at
Greenbriar, where he will assist his
father in the store, as his father is in
poor health.
Tommy Walton, of Darlington, was in
town yesterday shaking hands with
friends.
We hear of a new dressmaking estab-
lishment TO open in the near future.
Thurman Spriggs, a prominent candi-
date for Prosecuting Attorney, was at
Beallsville Monday attending the Farm
ers' Institute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
He TooI, the Oontraot.

When the tramp came round the cor
ner of the kitchen he observed pile OF
snow in front Of the door, but as it was
not large he thought a breakfast might
be worth it, and so he knocked, and a
woman responded.
Can l get a bite of breakfast,
ma'am?" he said. very humbly.
There's q pile Of snow there" said
the woman significantly.
Il know that, ma'am. 1t is small
back yard, indeed, these days, that
don't have a pile of snow in it,"
"Well, l don't want this yard to have
one" she remarked.
He knew he had said the wrong thing
then, and made no effort to escape.
'It might be moved, ma'am," he sug-
gested.
"Of course it might. If you want
your breakfast, tackle that snow pile
first"
He did want his breakfast and he
tackled the pile, and the woman went
back into the warm kitchen. The pile
was icy and hard, and after five min
utes' Intellectual struggle with it he
knocked at the door.
"Well, what is it?" she asked. Got
the snow away already?"
Madam" he replied with severity,
chat amt snow; IT'S ice. froze solid and
stuck to the ground. tn take me at
least week to git it moved, and Pm
bound to move it, for have said would,
but want to know, before l commence,
if Christian woman like you are is
goin' TO let me work here for seven days
before you give me as much as break
fast to stay my stomach?"
He got his breakfast and the snow
pile isn't any smaller.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
PETBOLEUM.

New YORK, February 3.-The specu-
lative movement in petroleum certificates
showed a further contraction to-day. being
entirely neglected at the Stock Exchange,
while only 5000 barrels changed hands at
the Consolidated. They opened weak at
55c, which was the highest figure of the
day, and further declined 10 541Sc, closing
weak and offered at 5i15c.
on CITY, Pa, February 3.-Petroleum
opened at SAKE; highest 55Hc; lowest and
closed at 54s4c Sales, $1,000 barrels !;
clearances, 326. 900 barrels; shipments, ~
26I barrels; runs, IS, $50 barrels.
PIrrsBURe. PA. February 3.-Petroleum
opened at 55Ilc; highest 554c; lowest 5i11zc;
closed Sic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04

dress was en- princeSse, tapping TO the
left on the cOrsage and the revers faced
with green faille. The skirt was open
on the left side, with kilt plated
panel OF the green iaille. There was a
sash OF dove ribbon around the waist
and tied 10 hang over the panel.
know one person who is going 10 have
dress just like it. and that is myself,
only mine will be gray, because 1 have
the stuff 10 gray and can't afford 70 buy
another.
! notice very mauy princess dresses
shade for spring aud summer, both in
rich and simple material. notice, too,
that the exaggerated balloon sleeves
have had pins stuck into them, so that
they are diminishing rapidly in size.
also notice that there is sensible ma
iority whose taste is correct IS 20 coats
aud wraps, and the nightS0wn horror is
rarely seen, while snug aGd neat-itting
Jackets. ulStefs and newm0rkets are the
favOeiteS. with handsome wraps for
evening and ceremony.
OLIVE HARPER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal RslIVy
Time Table No. B. 70 take effect i2:0i a ~.
sunday. AoYambef ~. ltll

Time Table No. >. 70 take effect lk.0l a n,
sunday November -. 1917
Leavs Wbsshag-i5.sD, 800, f7.i5. $500
1915, 1915. fl0sB fii;O g. N, gls:l5, fl.4j
ts:OO %. 20, g:25. '5:45. t6;S0 ?. m.
+s:si. s9.sl. ti0:s9 tII:5I a. NJ, sIa:gS fi:64
1906, t3:Z7 .f:8l, s5.53, tt:6 p. "a.
Arrive martins Eerry-f5.8. 1851 10,
t8:l3 1851, 1891. tl0.55 1905, slz;SD. fs'y''
t3.I2, 1893. ia, 1901, t6.32
Leave Terminal JunctioB-ie:H, t6:5z fl;<l'
5000. 5000. til:D q. M, fi;i5. n;ll, I'M
'5:i5 t5:27. fS.55. t5.z5, fi0;i2 p. 10.
Leave Laughlin's MILITIA til.l3 a. M,
fl.ts. tI.f3. s5:i5 p. m.
Leave DE HAS Crossing--t7:25. tii:i9 a n,
t1:19, t2:4f, s5:l9 ,. m. -
5000. ol0.48 tlI:22. TIA, f2:z3 f2:47, OK,
80 f6:Oi 4s:32 tl0.fs.
'Daily. fDAily except sunday Ssundayi
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock
In telegraph Office At wheeling Is the STANDARD
nois.4d J.ETAussIG. supsrinDp5ent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
WOOL

PHILADELPHIA, February 8. - n COL, prices
buoyant. in good request and stocks light.
Ohio, Pennsylvania AMI West Virginia
Xxx ana above 29a30c; y 2Ia29c: medium
34aS5c; coarse 33a34c; New York, Michi-
gan, Indiana and Western fiLe or y and Xxx
25lSa261<c; medium 33a34c, coarse 33a
S3ISc: washed comoing and delaine Y and
Xxx 2sa33c: medium washed com0iRg anc
delaine S3a37c; coarse do. 34a36c; Canada
washed combiug 3la33c; tub washed choice
S6a3Sc; fair 35a36c: coarse ISAAC: IN
washed combiuS and delaine 25a27c; coarse
do 26a27c: Montana. 16a221Sc; Territorial
I3a2lc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
SPRING MILLINERY.
A BbNNET OF BEAUTY IS JOY FOR
EVER
Olive Harper DiscoBrsas on the Satisfaction
Wonea Feel in the Possession Of Becoming
hsalwear and Divnlges Some Secrets
About Spring Gowns

Special CorrssDondsnes OF az Rsgts'sr.
New YORK, February 2-ls it any
wonder that woman in pretty bonnet
wears a smiling face? Do not men ever
feel any satisfaction in shiny new hat?
Are men SOcallous 10 all finer sentiments
that new hat is simply a head cover
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04

New York. February 3.-Pig iron quiet
and steady; American $l2 75al550. Copper,
quiet; lake Sl2 90. Lead firm; domestic
s. 95. Tin, quiet; straits SO 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
FINANCE AND TRADE
Money, 1-ese Per Cent.-Governmeuts,
Dull and S,eady-Stooks, Dull-FIour,
Steady and Unchanged-Wheat, Dull.

Dull and S,eady-StOoks, Dull-FIour,
STEADY amt Wheat, Dull.
New YORK, February 3.-Money on call
easy at 1lSa2 per cent; last loan at , per
cent; closed offered at ? per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 41la6 per cent Sterling
exchange, quiet but Brmer at 4S5Sz ASH
GovERNMENTs-Dnll and steady.
Fours Registered. ................l1 1881
tours coupon. ......-..-.. i6924
Four-and-a-half Registered. ..........l los
Pacific Skies or '95. ........... 9114
STArEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADS-Largely deals in.
STocKs.-The stock market was some
what narrow to-day and rather feverish.
with general dropping tendency, except
in the specialties, whose strength was
something of j factor in maintaining prices,
especially late in the day. The lndustrials
were comparatively quiet, although large
trading in Distillers was noted, with a
range Of , per cent to-day, but the final
change was for a small fraction. A mark
ed feature OF the day was the renewal ofthe
strong buying of Omaha, closing with a
net gain Of 2 per cent. Among the special
ties Manhattan was again feature, the
buying being excellent, and 1t advanced
steadily, closing at the top figure with a
gain Of 614 per cent. Weak spots are seen
in American Tobacco, which suffered from
withdrawal Of the clique manipulation,
and ia Pacigc Mail. TOBACCO lost 1SIc, Pa
cific Mail nc. Sales, 363.2SS shares, Quo
tatioqs closed bid:
Atdhison. S4Ss; Adams Express, l51;
American Express, 49, Baltimore and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04

REMARKED Dy R. c. Joiner, OF Allen
p. o., Hillsdale Co., Mich: Nothing
gave my rheumatism such quick relief
as DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil-believe it
infallible for rheumatics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04

sw YORK, February SIN a fire of
Origion which started about 4
Ak this morning IN the hallway Of a
Ary tenement 49, Orchard street, a
family consisting Of three persons
iped out Of exiSteace. Three other
were injured. The dead are: Nor.
ep, his wife Sophia, and their baby,
The family was suffOcated and
and By the hremen after the blaze
" placed under control. ii is
o be Of incendlarE origin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
TRANsoHIo DIVISION

TRAhS.OHIO DIVISIUN'
For Chicago 1875 and i0ioo A. m. lo;sop N.
daily. aud 3:S5 p. "a. daily except snnday
1875 p m. daily. ..
Sunday ,o.ox -
,nds:s6 =. m. except sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago Express i:i5 and b:to a. m. daily,
ana 1906 p m, except Sunday, and S;S' p. N.
Tally.
Columbus Accommodation, 1g.o6p. N. daily
except sunday. 49, 49,.
6:35 D. "a. except sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
ARAfvz.


FOR Pitt,burg. $40 and 20 =. IN. and 800 >
m. daily, and 1 app. m. daily sTcsPt 5uaaaI;
For Pittsburg and the East. 800 p m. daily
Wsshingtoa Accommodates SEQ y n. 81
cept sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
rhree lsurned 70 Death.

DooroRs? Pshaw! Take BEECH
ANS Pills.