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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
Pneumonia.

At no time in the history OF the coun-
try has pneumonia been so prevalent as
during the winter months OF the last
two years. In times past common
cold was not considered at all serious,
but OF late years the great tendency OF
colds to result in pneumonia has made
people apprehensive. The trouble Is
that colds are not always properly
treated. No preparation containing
opium, wild cherry or chloroform
should be used, as they have tendency
to dry up q cold, whereas 1t should De
loosened and the lungs relieved. 1t
has been observed that when Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is used the cold
never results in pneumonia. The rea-
son is that this remedy stimulates the
mucous membrane which lines the
throat and lungs, TO healthy action,
causes a free expectoration, throwing
off the poisonous matter. and counter
acts any tendency toward pneumonia.
For sale by C. r. Goethe, w. w. Irwin,
VS.. Mccullough, c. Menkemeller, ). L..
Brice, J. Coleman, c. Scbnepf, w. {.
Armbrecht, the Kurtz Drug Co., Lin
coin & Co., w. E. Williams, John
Klari. A. E. Scheele, and w. II. VIII
liams, Wheeling: Bowie & Co., Bridge
port, O., and b. L. Peabody, Benwood,
w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
NESBTTT q DEvINE,
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

TIL. following Martins Ferry Real Estate win
re offered for sale By the heirs OF Charles Sea
bright, deceased, AZ public auction, upon the
MONDAY. MARCH % 1899.
Beeiuping az one o'clock p. m. and continuing
until all 10 sold:
Corser lot No. SO, In PsnlIs sadtion- -.
Loeyo. S22 in Psuils addition, upon which
il double frame dwelling.
Iot No. sol. on Lombard street, on which IL .
two story brick dwelling.
Lot No. ssi. on Penn street.
Lot 40. yp on Penn street. Win story ana a
half frame dwelling thereon
lot No 5Ta corner Lombard and Second sts-
lot No. bsi, or Lombard street. on which 70 .
one-story frame dwelling.
Two-sto.y frame house, corner OF fifss ana
Locust streets.
Five lots on Seventh street. each lot contain
me aomessssd, containing IS acres, more or
less. we'll improved. ...
ac nns ma or, hall acres. near the homestead.
s.yeu aud three-fourths srres, west OF the
CITY. on the Martins Ferry and M PisasaIf
s,,,een and one-ei9hih acres Of ised. about
80 "A ore half miles west Of the city, on the
nsrtin' s Ferry and NJ Pheasant PIKE.
sereuteen acres OF Improves ls1c, on tie Bur
ung,o on aud Scotch RIDE pike.
i:.tw zen % and ~ scrvs Of coal Isnd and 10
..,es d: surfs,s. near Briigspcrt. O.
AZ Also ), = two story double frame house on Sew
..,t strert' and . one-stosy frame house on
STR street. in Martiu's Ferry, o
xIso. ops acre Of land more or iess, bounded
n. Ionhard and John streets and the Ohio
ns wa,,os AZ ssIe-one-tbird cash, oseshird In
o,s sssr' and one third In two years d:fsued
49, ~y,-rts 10 bear per cent interest End 70 Be
1880 by mortgage on pfemises sod,
- WILLIAM 6gABHlGHxs
LIZZIE ekA BRIGHT,
.-o1k Admiui5txaioek
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
CHARLESTON GOSSIP.
The Legislatures Delay Condsmned-Per-
sonsl Points.

Special telegram 10 ths Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 3.-The
general feeling at Charleston among
those on the outside is that the Legisla-
ture has made a mistake in spending so
much time in consideration OF the ap-
preparation bill. Many members are
free to say that the bill might have been
passed In the twenty-eight days il mem
bers had 0uckled down TO business and
been less selfish. Even after the extra
session was called the work could have
been completed by Monday night II the
Senate had not taken up so much time
considering the bill in committee. The
useleSsneSS OF the work OF the Senate
Committee is more apparent when it is
now understood that the bill
will be brought back from the House
stripped of It's amendments and sent to
the House by the Senate, Ia manner and
form as was first received. The session
has been prolonged so far beyond the
expectation of many persons who had
hoped 20 leave on Monday last, and
whose business is suffering, that at
least fifteen House and Senate members
are now absent. On account of the
gravity OF the situation, some OF those
who left Monday and yesterday, have
been tslegraphed for and will be here
to-day.
The friends OF the Prince tax bill
held two or more caucuses Thursday
night, one as late as twelve o'clock
Thursday night.
County Chairman Kincheloe, Of
Wheeling. came In last night and left
Friday morning for Washington.
Harry Camden, of Petersburg, is
here 70 attend the inaugural ball.
Cam Thompson. OF Huntington, came
up Thursday to take hold OF the audi
tors Office.
Gen. Watts returned from Washing
ton yesterday.
Judge Maxwell is back from Clarks-
burg.
President Turner, of the West Vir-
GINA University, left for his home on
Thursday morning, and Prof. Meyer, OF
the West Virginia Agricultural aud
Experiment Station at Morgantown, w.
Va, arrived the same evening.
Col. j. Wise Norton, wife and daugh-
ter Miss Louise and T. S. Riley and wife
arrived Friday evening to attend the in
augural ceremonies.
Hon. Sam V. Woods, Of Phillippl, is
late arrival.
Col. jim Holly, OF Lincoln, who is to
be Adjutaut General, is one of the Ruff
ner arrivals.
John NJ Delaney, OF Baltimore, is a
Ruffner guest.
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grounds that a committee could not
agree upon compromise acceptable 10
the two Houses. After wrangling over
the question of returning the OIL 10 the
Senate in compliance with the request
OF the Senate the House at last agreed
to send the bill back to the other end OF
the Capitol aud wait to see what that
body would do with 1t.
It was Mr.. ST. Clair's opinion that the
Senate should rescind all its amend
ment 10 the bill but Mr.. Gall pointed
out the impracticability of such a pro-
ceeding for the reason that the bill was
defective and must be amended. The
Senate then agreed to return the bill to
the House with the understanding that
the House would disagree TO the amend
mepts and conference committee be
secured. The House did just as the sup
porters OF the Prince measure agreed 1t
would 90 and q conference COM
mittee is the result. Six OF the men,
berS OF the committee, Senators, Gail,
Whitaker. Morley and Delegates Bro
kunier, cambridge and Mckinney are
opponents Of the Prince tax measure,
and four members, Senators st. Clair
and Stewart, and delegates HanSIora
Clark are supporters OF the measure.
There is considerable kicking on the
part or the Prince men against the COM
plexion of the committee. They
say they have been unfairly
treated in not getting an equal
plumber on the committee. The fact
that q majority OF the committee are
opposed in policy TO the majority OF the
two Houses indicates that there will be
difficulty in securing an agreement to
the report of the conference committee
by the two Houses. The committee will
not make the deep cut into the bill that
the friends Of the Prince measure, who
are in a majority in the two Houses,
are determined upon and when the re-
port is made, which will probably not
be done before Monday morning, the
battle on the bill will be fought again
ali along the line and IL is probable that
an adjournment will not oe had before
the middle Of next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
Get the Genuine.

II you suffer with lame back, espec
tally in the morning, ALLcocK's PLAsT-
Frs are sure relief.
II you cannot steep, try an ALLcocK
PLASTER, well up between the shoulder
blades-often relieves--sometimesc cures.
Try this before you resort to opiates.
If any of your muscles are lame
;cints stff-ieel as II they wanted oil.
.ng-or if you suffer with any local
pains or aches, these plasters will cure
you.
II you use them once you will realize
why so many plasters have been made
in imitation of them. Like all good
things. they are copied as closely as the
law allows. Don't be duped by taking
an imitation when it is as easy to get
the genuine.
If you always insist on having ALL.
COCKS Porous PLAsTERs and never &C.
cept substitute, you will not be disap-
pointed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
TIE WAR IN BRAZIL.
The Turbulent South Americans Still Kill
ing Each other.

The Turbulent South Americans Still Kill
ing Each other.
New YORK, March 3.-Advices from
Rio Grande do Sui are that the Fed err
ais have 1000 armed men outside the
city of San Ugenio. They propose to
make a dash into the city. There has
been lighting outside OF Santa Ana
which has been favorable to the Fed
eral troops. In tho besieging army
there arc 5000 we'll armed men, while
the defenders OF the city number but
1000. More OBJECTIONS from the gov
eminent troops have been reported.
The Sixth Cavalry. stationed at Artigas,
went over to the Federals In
a body. The troops which had
been sent in pursuit of General Tavarez
have returned to Bage. Tavarez is on
the road TO Santa Ana to assist Savaria.
1t is reported that the federals In Santa
Ana are short of arms and are setting
fire to the property Of the castiihistas.
News has also been received conform
ing the reported fall Of San Peduto.
The federals under Gen. Favarez took
the city. In the engagement three
hundred OF the government troops were
killed Recruits are being hurried from
all parts of the province to both armies.
Atrocious crueitieS are reported on the
part of Gen. Isidora, one Of the govern
ment officers, who kills women and
children as sort. OF pastime. Revolu-
ton has again broken out in Corrienth.
This time the leader of the oppoeition
is not known but it is learned that they
have obtained arms and artillery pieces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
linn Corbett,s training Quarters.

CHICAGO, March "A local paper saws:
Champion Jim Coroett will train for his
coming fight with Charley Mitchell at WIN
Davis's Willowdale stock farm. near
Crown Point. Ind. 1t was given out that
Corbett would do his preliminary work
for the great battle at his former quarters
in Ascury Park, N. J. The champion,
however, when rendered the use Of Will
lowdale farm, saw that it had many advan-
tages over the New Jersey place and ac-
cepted Davis's offer. On June 10. i'm
mediately after his return from tour OF
the Pacific slope, the Californian will open
an all-summer engagement at the Haymar-
ket Theatre. He will thus be thoroughly
acclimated by the time his training season
opens in October. or earlier. Were he TO
Jump to New Jersey, ii might take him
longer TO work into form.
alt is true" said Will Davis, "that Mr.
Corbett will train for mis- fight with Mitch
ell at Willowdale.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
A TERRIFIC WIND STORM
Passes Over Avoyelles Parish, La,-Only
Two Killed.

MARKsvTIIE, La, March 3.-This
parish (Avoyelles) was visited yester-
day evening by u terrible cyclone,
which left death and destruction in its
wake. Its general course was from
west to northwest. Never in the hlsto-
ry of this parish has such destruction
been seen. It's path presents scene
which is indeed dreadful and which
battles description. Scattered timber
and uprooted trees now mark the place
where once large residences stood. In
addition to the violence Of the wind
was q rain which poured in vol
umeS for about two hours. II began with
and was part of the misfortune OF the
occasion, Tor all who were left homeless
were exposed to IL, and sought TO extri-
cate those who were lying beneath the
wreck. 1t is a strange fact that only
two persons were killed, Macmillan
Brouillet and child OF Mrs. Labarde.
About 40 people were wounded, some
seriously, while others are slightly
hurt. The Baptist Church, white, and
Baptist Church, colored, together with
40 houses were blown down. The Pro-
testant cemetery is completely ruined.
This is only one neighborhood. Partic-
ulars from other parts have not come
in, but reports that other places in the
path Of the cyclone shared like tate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
Feminine Cats.

1t is rid iculous notion that ones gait
should be re gulated, measured and pre-
scribed by the VIII inns of fashion. Last
winter the girl who was au rigueur held
her waist stiff and bent forward at an
angle of % degrees, stepping with an
elasticity that suggested the possibility
OF coiled wire springs in her shoes.
To speak politely, there was o sweet
precipitation in her movements, but II
was conducive TO anything but grace.
Sensible women walk sensibly; that Is,
natural and from the hips, with GER
tain amount OF precision, perhaps, but
evenly and lightly.
Next to low voice there is nothing
more indicative of refinement and good
breeding in woman than light step.
It is strange that small woman weigh
90 pounds often comes down stairs as II
she weighed ton, while the silken foot
fall belon gs TO the woman who tips the
beam at 2Oo.-NelC York Herald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
FIVE CHILDREN surFooATED
On the Top Floor OF a New York Tene
nient House by an Overturned Gasoline
Efavp.

On the Top Floor OF New York Tene-
nent House by an Overturned Gasoline
Stove.
New York. March 3.-F'ive children
were suifocated at o'clock this morn
ing in rear room Of the top loor OF the
tenement 1914 Henry street.
The names of the victims are: Alt
man, II years old; Rebecca Bernstein,
10 years old; Heyman Bernstein, 6 years
old; Fanny Rosen, years old, and Ra-
chel Bernstein, months old.
The children were alone in the room
at the time, their parents having left a
short time previous to the accident,
locking the children in. The cause OF
the tragedy was the upsotting and ex-
plosion of kerosene stove which be-
longed TO Mrs. Membert, who occupies
the apartments adjoining those Of the
Bernstein family. The Membert
woman's dress caught fire, but she beat
out the flames, and with her two chill
dren made her escape from the room
The fire swept out into the hallway and
I'D TO the roof like flash. There were
twelve families in the tenement, and all
rushed for the fire-escapes. The upper
portion of the house was soon mass OF
flames. Just as the blaze had died away
and the fire was under control a wild
shrek Of a woman came from among
the throng in the street. In q
few seconds half frantic
woman came rushing through the
crowd through the door of the
tenement. 1t was Mrs. Bernstein the
mother OF the five suffocated children.
She had been out shopping and the
first she learned of the accident was
when she turned into Henry street near
her home and saw the flames issuing
from the building. She made desper-
ate attempt TO dash into the house and
it took two or three men to hold her.
The firemen went to the Bernstein
apartments as soon as possible and on
bed in rear room found the four chill
dren dead. The fire had not touched
the room. but the young ones had been
suffocated as they slept. The fremen
continued their search and in another
room on the same floor found the body
OF little Fanny Rosen also suffocated by
the smoke. She, too, had been left
alone in the. room while her mother
went TO q near by bakery. The loss is
small.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
1T Is AN ELEPHANT

(which the Legislature Finds upon Its
Hands. aad It Grows Day by Day.
kciG, 7stsgrGna 10 ne RsglEsf.
vCNARLEsTON, w. Va. March at
|Ts evNent that the Legislature of West
VirgiAa has an elephant on its hands
IN the Aape of an appropriation bill,
and il isaiSO evident that the animal is
assuming larger proportions day by daY.
This is the end OF the seventh day Of
the extra session, convened TO pass an
appropriation bill, and il can truthfullY
be said that the Legislature is as far
now from the completion Of its duty as
when il convened in extraordinary seS-
sion last Saturday.
After both houses had passed the BILL
the Senate having proposed numerous
amendments thereto and the Governor
having vetoed the Prince tax bill, a ma
iority In both houses came 10 the con-
clusiOn yesterday that they were dis
satisfied with the bill in its present
shape aud wanted TO draft new bill;
but how 70 go about it, was a
question that puzzled the NwiseSt
heads. 1t was proposed that
substitute be drafted. kphis
was decided to be impracticabie ana got
Permitted at the present. Siege by &c
rules OF the two Houses. Tie prop&l-
zion to refer the oil Io'a AnieleaAe
Committee was OPP - Pn "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
WILLIAM COY HANGED
For the Murder OF His wifs's Illicit Lover
in1S9I.

in 1891.
PITTsFIELD, Mass, March 3.-Wm.
Coy was hanged here at 10:43 this
morning. He came of q shiftless family.
Iu 1887 no married Mrs. Bates. In
the summer Of 1891 Coy and his wife
lived in Shanty ia Washington. Coy
worked on the railroad. and one Of his
fellow laborers, John Whalen, boarded
with them. Whalen became enamOred
OF Mrs. Coy, and won her favor. On
Friday, August %, Mrs. Coy left home,
telling her husband she was going to
Three Rivers. Her plan was TO meet
Whalen in Troy the following Monday.
Saturday morning Coy learned
that his wife had spent the
night at North Breket and had
left early this morning for Albany. He
started in pursuit, but returned to
Washington on the midnight train. He
went to the house aud killed Whalen
with az axe as he lay on his bed asleep.
Dragging the body out OF the house, he
cut of the legs just above the knees
and then carrying the pieces into the
woods on the mountain east OF the
house, he buried them in a shallow
grave. His wife returned the follow
ing Monday. Coy told companion
named Kelly that Wbalen had con-
fessed to an intimacy with his wife and
had given him 500 and his watch to
say nothing about it. Coy and his wife
went 20 WeStiield two weeks later. The
absence OF Whalen finally aroused sus-
picioD, and after an investigation Coy
was arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
Trustees Sale.

| TTNDER AND By VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN
| ~ deed OF trust, made TO me BY samuel II.
Sconed aud James D. bortore, dated December
9th, 1917, aud OF record In the Office OF the
Deed Of Trust hook No 49, folio33t, I will, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 2srH iss
commencing at 10 o'clock n. M, sell at public
auction. at tue building known No "Musee The.
strc," on the east eide OF Msrketsiroet, between
| Eleventh aud Twelfth srssts, In the city OF
7, wheeling. Ohio county, west Virginia, the
| following property, that 10 10 say: All N.
right. titls and interest OF the said Samuel II.
scofeld and James b. Sortore In and 20 the fol.
| lowing property, to-wit: Thirty.sir No. II
chairs. one No. Kitchen table. i've mirrors.
one pair tsssels. thirteen yards OF oil cloth.
forty-two yards canton flannel, nfty yards OF
paper, sixty yards OF mating. nfty-two and
Two thirds yards OF CARPET. forty yards OF inlaid
linoleum, seven and 'hres-qp.rts, yard. Of TAP
| four Nc. ESQ chairs, three Ne. 30 chaIrs, six No.
| IL chairs. one Office chair. two No. OAK tables,
one No. table. eleven pictarss; two Kitchen
dred ard forty eight opera chairs, one drop cur.
tsin. four scenes, two tofmnntors, twelve
wings; also the building and al other property
| CT tie said samrel II. scofsld and james ..
street. between Eleventh and Twelfth strssts,
/ In the CITY OF wheeling. Ohio county, West
| Virginia. on ground belonging 20 the Pesb 'dy
| Insurance. Company, which ground 10 leased ~
4 TIE tslO 6kfbUt IL ccbUttu sbu shiuts o. ovt@
| tore from the said insurance company: also tbs
lease Of aid eronnd from sai. Pea body lnsur-
| ance Company. OF wheeling, West sire MIA, 70
| the said samuel II. sco1sld and James y sor.
| to,e, dated the 3ist day OF October lss3 AL OF
| the said above described property except The
lease a. situate on the ground or 10 the building
OF the said samuel n. Sconeid and James :. Bor.
| tore on said ground. Said property Viii BE- sold
as whole or IN parcels, AZ the ubdersigned
trustee may deem best. the said unstse 70.
serves the right 70 sell The same rs 70 bin shall
| seem most advantageous 20 the parties cor
| cerned. The lease Of the ground. dated Octo-
Der 3lst 1899. referred 10 above, with the tsfms
| and conditions Of tn. same. describes 10 toe
| lease held BY the said Peabody Insursnce Com
!, pany. Of Wheeling. West Virginia. - well a. .
| copy la the hands OF the trustees, 70 which ref
erence Il here made. On exsrninstion OF which
can be had By calling upon the undersigne1.
| The trustee in selling SAID lease reserves ths
flrht 10 accept bids aud make sale OF same only
/ 10 sucb parties - shall be acceptable % tsnano
4 - thu said Peabody rfsnrsncs Company.
| TEHys OF eAtE-Cash In hand.
GEUkGk CHRfsTLIEB,
fe2i,mrf.is45 Irosi.s.
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Will Arrange for a settlement.

YOUNGSTOWN, o.. March 3.-Receiver W.
c. Nine, of the Youngstown Stamping Co,
of which Robert L. Walker was president,
at O meeting of the stockholders held yes
terday made statement of the inventory
lust completed. The stock On hand, ma
chinerv aud real estate in the assets were
put in at a low figure. The statement shows
assets of $50, S92 ana liabilities Of Sll0,S9l.
1t was shown that the company had built
up a large trade and were now in posi-
ton to make money, and it was decided by
the stockholders TO continue business and
arrange with the creditors for a settlement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04

The old Ship of State when launched by our
Was freightsd with freedom from the top to
the keel. ,
And she rode through the storm OF reverses and
For the hand of master was there at the
wheel.
The red fame OF war by brothers ignited
Had struck the old ship ana caused mex 70
But how strong were the timbersl how proudly
she righted.
For the hand of a master was again at the
wheel.
How crandly she moves on our banners en-
craven
Thehope OF the world aud humanity's veal.
How safely she rides to the futures TAR haven
Q.
Nafs1.1in n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
The Invitation Sent.

CHICAGO, March 3.-President and Mrs
Cleveland's invitation to open the Fail
May lst, left Chicago last night. The Hon.
Thomas F. Bryan, Director General. chair.
man of the Committee on Ceremonies and
the local COMMITTEES on Ceremonies, having
the invitation in charge, are now en- route
to Washington, where they will meet the
National Committee on Ceremonies. On
March 9th the JOINT committee will wait on
the President and formally invite him &c
open the exposition. The invitation will
De made with the usual ceremonies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
Hair Breed Hanged

san QUENTIN, Gala. March 3.-Jose
Gabriel, half breed mission Indian, fifty
wears old, was hanged here this morning
for the murder Of Mr.. and Mrs Keyser,
near Otey, San Diego county. Gabriel was
apparently without moral development and
met death stolidly. Death was almost in
stansaneous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-04
FOR SALE.


Fine form. 1l3 acres, on National road, nine
miles east OF city. on easy terms
Farm 40 acres, four miles north OF city; good
place for dairy business.
House 10 rooms. Fifteenth street, with modern
House 3 rooms, Sixteenth street. ss go
House Joms, Fourteenth street. $500.
House rooms, Charles street. Centre wheel
ing, $50 Ola a A..
.nle nded condition, oak finish inside, y 500
House rooms Twenty-third street, sl,2p.
HOUSE rooms North Market street, $1,000
Rouse rooms on Eon street, Centre Wheel.
ing. lot SKIES feet, q 300 -.
Sax lots in good locations In Park View.
cheap. ..,..,
Market street business property at moderate
p' Lots at east end Twenty-third street on easy
Three houses. Noysten street. Sixth ward,
i,ot ON Twenty.ninth strSet. $500.
One-half lot on Chapiine street. SIXTH ward.
600
wheeling. 500. .,.
one Of the best Manufacturing sites tss
inv. fronting on two railroads.
Sos. ssOJ d 90 aud g, OO TO loan on city real
estate.
NESBITT d DEVINE,