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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05
"CORPORATE ANARCHY"
IL What Powdsrly Calls the Disregard Of
the Railroads for Law.


SCRANTON, PA, April 4.-General
Master Workman Powderly had not
seen the decision ia the case of Engineer
Lennon at Toledo, until his attention
was called 70 it by reporter. "The
decision" said Mr.. Powderly, "shows,
as have said before, that the principle
Of government ownership OF railways is
being recognized by the courts. While
the decision is apparently against the
men, 1t emphasizes our position that
the government has the right 10 super
wise the railroads. Now, IL is poor
rule that won't work both ways. The
interstate commerce law was passed
for the purpose Of controlling the rail-
roads, but up 10 date no railroad has
paid any attention 70 the law. An
archy OF the worst kind has prevailed.
By that / mean a total disregard for
the law by the corporations"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05
WHAT TIE EDITORS SAY.
Badgerlns the President.

A Washington dispatch says: "Mr.
Cleveland was worn out to-day by the
necessity which compelled him to shake
hands and talk with scores OF Office
seekers" There is not another govern
ment in the world that would subject
its chief magistrate TO such useless In
dignity and discomfort. And all for
what? Simply that lot of men who
are pushing their own claims can OBJ
tain official positions for which large
proportion of them are not in any way
qualified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05
9nr snls-aaral G;statr.
ELM GROVE LOT SALE.

will sell at public auction, without reserve,
10 the highest bidder on
THURSDAY, APRIL 9TH,
Commencing az 10 o'clock =. m, the eighty-two
lots row remaining over from my last sale.
Contrary - statements made by persons FOR
their own purposes. will sell every lot offered
il can GET a bidder. No lots are 10 be retained
for speculative purposes. Every lot goes, and
II YOU will come and bid, you will get the lot
YOU want. Several parties buying at the last
sale sold their lots in few days TO parties about
to build at 4 considerable advance.
TgRMs-One-third cash and balance In one
and two years lSAAC j. Linton:
J. G. HERvEY. Auctioneer. aple&di
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BEFORE and After.

TT have to be always looking after
those children" exclaimed the mother
of three or four angelic youngsters.
Perhaps" suggested her visitor, "if
you would look before them occasional
ly they might be less trouble to you"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05
Aid 10 Memories.
I.firnnnnlla .TollrnnI

Several esteemed contemporaries show
a woful lack Of memory when they al
Jude to Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease as MARY
Ann" Her name is easy enough to re-
member if one will just think OF Mary
YellIn'.
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Suspicious deliberations.
Lociscals CoyriT-JOwnaI.

Major Mckinley made another speech
Wednesday night in which be declared
that "there is no cause for discourage
ment on our part" If there isn't,
there is no cause for the Major making
this declaration once a month, as he has
been doing ever since the Sth OF No
Vember.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05
The Roach Case.

The judgment Of Mr.. Matthew Stan
ley Quay on the moral fitness OF Mr..
William Roach to sit in the United
States Senate will be one OF the most
interesting things that the immediate
future is likely to bring 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05
FOR SALE.

Fine form, If5 acres, on Nsiiosal ros>. Mas
miles east % city, on easy terms
Farm 20 sores, four niles north Of ety. gooa
place for dairy business
House Orooms. Fifteenth street With nodsfa
Improvements.
House rooms, SiItssntb street. q 90.
House 6Tcoma, Fouftssnth street, t3J).
House rooms. ChsSist street Csn'rs Whs.i-
ing $50
House rooms. soysfon street. sirth safd. 10
spiendsd concif!sn. Ca anish inslds, % 90
Hous. rooms. Tsenty.thirf street. ~.
House rooms, E0rtb Hlfksi street o. 90.
Boass rooms on bof sussL CsItfs wheel
ing lst Grlzf feet, fel9y0
Sin lots in good locations Ia PARK Fsr,
cheap.
Two half lois In HAnaisn's a4ditisu. ehssp
on easy farms.
Ksrsststrsst business property At nos.rs,.
price.
Lots At east cad Tweniy-third street. on ssy
terms
Three houses. NoJ,.ss street, Sixth ward.
4 600
Lot on Twenty. street, 600.
Ons-hsli lot % Chspline street. sirih ra'1,
ono-b.H los on necolloch stree. csstrs
Uhesling, s3D0. -
one Of tss best manufacturing sites 10 sss
Inv treating on two raiiroats
400 400 q 90 and sz.OO - loan on CITY rsh
estate
NESBITT IL DEVINE,
fsIs nzs Market Street
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Seems TO Like 1t.

The stateSman-out-of-a-job business
appears to suit Mr.. Whitney and ne will
not hear TO a change.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05

BEWARE OF FRAUns.-Be sure you
get the genuine DR.. Thomas Eclectric
oil. 1t cures Colds, Group, Asthma,
Deafness and rheumatism.
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FOR SALE.

Cottage No. ~ Zane street., lot s)ri2o feet,
81 $50; very cheap
brck house aud store room corner Lincoln
avenue and Second street, Ktnayilie, O.
SIX room house. bath room, laundry, natural
gas, 401 loo, kirkwood. o.
Lot s5xllO Zane street
Lot 3OIil2. North Huron street
foul lots on North Huron street
one lot on North wabash street.
One lot on North Indiana street.
One lot on South Front street.
Two los on North YORK street
One lot North York street, 33xiS0, river view.
Fourroomed cottage, Martins Ferry.
One brick house, No. 5T North Main street
One mouse and lot, 60rt01. North Front street.
One house and lot, 70xi00 North Front street
Five-roomed house on Efis street
One lot, f0rlC0. Moundsville.
Fourroomed house on Virginia street
Eightroomed house on Virginia street
Sovenfoomed house on S. York street. eorilo
One lot In Robinsons addition, 3. Bfotdvay.
Onc.hall lot on south wabash street
SiI lots, South York street (W stsrs sdditionl.
One house and lot, South Broadway lsi.
Luke's chapeD.
one hotel aud several farms, Sutton. W. ~
All OF the above progefty will be sold veir
cheap. WE CHARGE ONLY oNE PER CBFu
JONES n WILLIAMS.
Real Estate Agents aud Collectors, Httariss
Public, 81 Zane Street Island. fsfec
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05
Orsrlnnded and

OrerioG6ed and
disordered stom-
achs and bowels
don't need G dose
Of physic. That,
with It's violence,
only upsets them
the more They
need q dose or two
Of DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets.
That cleanses and
regulates them
mildlyand gently,
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UNIMPRCVED.

$3.50 buys lot 3OIlOO on Elm street on easy
payments
high ground on easy terms.
800 buvs lot 25xl0O on McCollOch street
$50 buys lot 25xl01 in Belvedere addition.
$500 buys lot 25xl20 on South Huron street, on
time.
Glendale. Call and we will show You over the
grounds free OF cost.
600 buys lot 50xl75 at PErk View, near Wheel
ing Park, on easy terms.
Elm Grove.
sweeney Foundry lots. % or 80 feet, running
back to slley Terms, y cash, y in one, and
balance in two years.
1900 buys lot 55xl65 on the motor line at
Leathsrw0od.
National Pike lots. ell sizes and prices. Call
and see what We have.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05
GEO. R. TAYLOR


il soutt broadway 5tt. feet front Enquifl
OF FRANK 9. SWIFT, 80 South BfosduaY
flesh
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Real Estate for Sale.

500 buys house rooms, cellar, porch. good
water; lot 65yl65. in Elm Grove-chsap home
81 100 buys two houses on one lot; rented at
si65O per month this pays Is per cent. on price
asked: No "a Twenty nluth street.
s. 900 buys new house OF rooms; lot SOxl20,
McColloch near Thirteenth street
$3.50 buys house rooms, bath, attic cellar,
all conveniences No. y south Penn street.
5000 buys country home at Echo Point,
rooms; lot 2O0x30O natural gas. This is bar
gain.
$1,000 buys country home. new house, Srooms,
acres OF land with fruit trees, at Beach Bot
to-
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For Rsnt.

EOR RENT.
-Four rooms and hail, third noOr. 1906 Main
street, go per month.
JAS L. HAwLEY,
febi No. ite0 Main Street
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CLAWS CLIPPED.

"Are the claws of al the ferocious
animals cllpped?"
"Those of the cat species are. 1t is
an undertaking that requires pretty
careful work and plenty OF men, too,
You have to get your lion, your tiger,
your leopard or your panther bound in
such a way that you can throw him on
his side in the bottom of the cage. Then
you have to reach in through the bars.
grasp his paws, pull them out through
the bars and hold them tight. They
struggle terribly to free themselves. l
killed find leopard this winter trying
to cut his claws. He struggled so that
he burst a blood vessel and died in
SANITY" 4.
What truth is there in the story Of
the power Of the human eye over wild
beastS?"
1T is pretty thing to say, and that
is about ALL" Mr.. Conklin replied. "a
man who wants TO subdue wild beast
has got to be fearless and go about ii in
q courageous way, and the eye plays its
part. The man who attempted to han
die wild beast who was not chained
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NEW
SPRING and
SUMMER
GOODS

And invites an early in
spection of the Choice
Novelties he has secured
in the Eastern markets for
the Spring and Summer
trade of 1898.
e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05

Miss LoTTE CARSON, OF
saransc, Mich. writes:-"I
have been troubled with q
terrible headache for about
two years and could net get
anything 20 help me. but at
last q friend advised me 70
take your BURDocK BLOOD
BrrTRRs. which / did. and
after taking two bottles /
have not had the headache
since"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05
DRY GOODS!
GEO. R. TAYLOR

Having just returned from
New York begs to an
nounce the arrival of his
regular semi-annual pur-
chase of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05

Real Estate Agents aud Collectors. H,tafis
Public, 81 Zane street Island. fsfsc
The morning call., 1893-03-24
THANKFUL MINERS.
The California Association Expresses
Appreciation of Its Friends.

Appreciation of Its Friends.
At a meeting of the executive committee
of the California Miners Association yes
teTday, with President J. II. Neff in the
chair. two delegates were appointed to
attend the trans Mississippi congress,
which will be held at Ogden, Utah. on
April "a, and represent the mining interests
of this State. The delegates appointed
were S. K. Thornton, with Charles G. Yale
as alternate. and j. SOnntaG, with r. J.
Thomas Of Nevada as alternate.
a new position of messenger for the asso-
citation was created yesterday. and a. D.
Sichel was appointed TO fill the pos sltion.
President j Ii. Neff in "A very neat speech
presented 10 Senator lirey L. Ford, on be-
half OF his friends in the association. very
handsome gold watch and chain and a
diamond locket, given in recognition of the
recipients labors in the Legislature in be-
hall OF the interests of the miners.
Assemblyman R. l. Thomas of Nevada
County was also the reel ipient OF q beautiful
gold watch and chain and diamond locket.
5. K. Thornton, on behalf of the associa-
tion, for the interest Mr.. Thomas had taken
in the miners of this State during the recent
session of the Assembly.
A committee Of three = consisting of
Charles G. Yale, d. T. Cole and A IRE
gidgo-was appointed by the chair to draft
resolutions thanking the Board of Trade of
this city, Chamber Of Commerce, Senators
and Congressman, and Senator C. w. Cross
for the assistance they have rendered to the
miners of this State.
1t was decided that 10 future the regular
meeting Of the executive committee will be
held the second Friday of each month, at
3 3P. NJ.
1t was announced at the meeting the Board
of Examiners of the State had appointed
: of ha a
Scientific Press, to edit the report Of the
State Mineralogist for 1892. The associa-
tion also recognized the efforts of Mr.. Yale
in assisting the association.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
AN ANCIENT BUILDING.
An Old Timer, With a Bad Record,
Being Torn Down.

An old building, closely connected with
the criminal history of San Francisco, which
stood for years on the north side of Broad
way, next to the old Tehama House. is be-
ing removed to make room for more mod
ern structure.
Early in the sos three cottages were
erected on Kearny street, near Broadway,
by Henry Joseph, a prosperous merchant at
that time. The material for these houses
was brought to San Francisco from the East
by way of Cape Horn, and they were con-
sidered among the most fashionable resi-
dences. Changes were rapid, however, aud
IN few years fashion drifted from that
quarter Of the city and a rOugher element
took its place. The character of the houses
drifted lower and lower, until at last ouly
the toughest class of Mexcans and cut
throats were the tenants of the once palaces
OF the elite
In 1867, when Kearny street at that place
was widen ed, the cottages had to be moved
Mr.. Joseph considered them not worth
moving and gave them to man named
Moses Klein, who placed them in the lot
where they are now being torn down, after
putting the three cottages together as one
and building stores under them.
The combined houses went under the
name of the Cottages" and they ultimately
were connected with the Tehama House.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
Society Notes.

Miss Alvna NJ Heuer's farewell concert
VIII take place this evening in Odd Fellows
Hail. Her many friends and admirers will
have an opportunity of expressing their
feelings of good will and appreciation in a
substantial manner. Many native sons will
be on hand to wish Miss Heuer a happy and
prosperous future. Mr.. and Mrs. II. j..
Stewart, Mr.. Donald de V. Graham and
other celebrated talent will assist at the
concert.
The Union-square Club will meet at Pho
neer Hall and enjoy dance this evening.
The march is to be led by one of the most
popular young ladies in the dancing set OF
the city.
General Dickinson promises the members
great time at the Pacific Yacht Club din
ner at Sausaito tomorrow evening. A
baron of beef" and the ladies will be there.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
A Veterans PLIGHT.

a. NJ. Robinson. newspaper compos-
itor, fell in the hallway of his lodgings,
Fourth and Market streets. shortly after 2
o'clock Tuesday morning. He went to bed,
but enjoyed but little sleep on account OF
the pain in his left arm, which he supposed
was only slightly bruised. Yesterd ay a
friend advised him to seek relief in the Re-
eeivng Hospital, where DIR. Deane found
that the left humerus had bsen fractured.
The broken bone was set and splnts ap-
piled and the patient furnished with a cot
Robinson is an old soldier, and has bsen
Shot three times. He was member of the
Fifteenth and Seventeenth Indiana Infantry
OF Wagner's Division. Fourth Army Corps.
When the veteran was tucked in cOmforta-
bly, In his hospitable couch he remarked
that 1t was many year since he had been
in similar plight. lie has no family. He
came to this city from Sacramento about
three weeks ago, during which time he has
done some subbng on THE CALL.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
CHINESE AWAKENING.
The Advantages of Registration-Re-
quest From the Country.

quest From the Country.
They still dribble in." said Genera
McComb yesterday afternoon, in answer to
CALL reporters query as TO the Chinese
registration. 1--WE have had about eight or
ten daily for the last three or four weeks.
Maybe it's the rain interferes with their
movements, but they don't seem at all
lively"
Collector Phelps received letter yester-
day from A. G. Hall of Miller. Mendocino
County. the purport of which is a request
for some arrangement by which M0ngglians
quartered al the various logging-camps
throughout the country may be permitted
to register under the new law without haV-
Ing to come all the way to this city to do so.
He advises that an agent be sent through
the different sections of the lumber regions
with power to receive applications for the
authorities and register applicants. The
extract from Mr. Halls letter reads:
The request is made for an official to
visit this place, otherwise much hardship
would result if the applicants for certificates
were compelled to leave their work. Many
OF them would also be discharged, and they
are reluctant 10 take chances"
After consultation with General Nc
Comb IL was decided that collector from
this city would be going outside his district
on the proposed eTrand, and a reply is to
be forwarded to Mr.. Hail urging him to
apply to the officials Of the Fourth Dis
trict.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
PAGE MUST ACCOUNT.
Judge Levy Will Cite Him for Con-
tempt If He Does Not.

J. D. Page, who was appointed guardian
Of the estate OF Catherine Spangler, an in-
sane person, was last week ordered to ap-
pear before Judge Levy and present an
account ofhis transactions with regard to
the funds Of the estate.
AT that time Attorney Robert Ash lad
been looking into the matter and repre-
sented to the court that there were several
thousand dollars belonging to the estate
that had been on deposit in q savings bank,
which sGm had been drawn out by Page and
no account filed explaining the disposition
made of it.
Ash was In court yesterday morning, but
the ex-Disirict Attorney aid not appear,
and Judge Levy felt rather ruffled to think
that his orders had been so little needed.
Ash made some further representations
to the court, in the course of which he
stated that it was his intention to bring the
matter to the attention of the Grand Jury,
Judge Levy then gave Page until next
Monday in which to file his account, or in
default Of the same 10 show cause why he
should not be punished for CONTEMPT of
court. The court also revoked Pages pow
ers as guardian. of Mrs. Spangler's estate.
and altogether Page appears TO be in very
hot water.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
Hard Medicine.

James T. Nightwine has sued the Gen.
taur Company. patent-medcine corpora
tion Of New York, to recover damages al
legged to have been sustained by his son,
William T., who took bottle of medicine
prepared and sold by the defendants.
The father alleges that upon taking the
medicine William was Immediately seized
with violent cramps and spasms, and on in
vestlgatlon it was found that the medicine
contained bits of pulVerized glass and frag-
ments OF the same material, and that the
boy took into his system a large quantity
of the glass, and has suffered great physical
agony in consequence.
The most remarkable part of the plain
tins complaint is the prayer, in which only
$500 is asked as damages.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
TWENTY-FIVE CENT ANTE.
A Ranchnan From Elk Grove Ar
rested for Petty a-reuv

iSSlSd ioF Fetty Larceny.
S. Robinson, rancher from Elk Grove,
was arrested yesterday on a charge of
petty larceny. He is great poEer-player,
and for the past two weeks, while in this
city, he has been steadily losing to the ex-
tent altogether Of about $1,000.
On Wednesday night he went into Harry
Craig's saloon. East street, and started to
play poker with joe Mann and third
party.
Along about daylight. when the ranch
man was muddled with liquor. row began.
They were playing 25-cent ante and table
stakes. Robinson says he held pair of
hyes and a pair of fours and "came in,"
Mann also came in" but the third party
dropped ont.
Robinson says: mann drew one card
and so did l. In my half-drunken state !
didn't notice what / drew, but bet ST
blind. Mann called mo and showed pair
OF aces and pair OF mines. Unthinkingly,
L remarked that's good and he began to
rake In the pot, which contained S19 %
"On looking at my hand / saw that | had
hYes full on fours and told Mann so. He
said he didn't care what l had, and when l
grabbed for the stakes he threatened to
brain me with chair
Ihe barkeeper came In and stopped the
row, and IN the meantime / secured all the
cash off the floor that l could find, and now
they have had me arrested"
Mann's version of the affair is that the
ranchman was beaten fairly and grabbed
the stakes when he found he had lost.
The morning call., 1893-03-24

fled yesterday and the arresting officers.
Eagan and Barry. asked for a continuance
for two days to enable them to collect fur
ther evidence as TO what was done with the
clothing and jewelry stolen. Prosecuting
Attorney Reed objected strongly to a con-
tlnuance, urging that the defendants had
rights which should be respected. Judge
Campbell granted the continuance, remark
ing that the people had rights which should
also be respected. Then the Prosecuting
Attorney urged that the defendants be re-
leased ON their own recognizauces, which
W rpfu
The morning call., 1893-03-24
New interpretations.

The United States Indicator Company
has incorporated with a capital stock of
s1,000oO0. The directors are Henry G.
krasky, A. Nj. Loryea, A. Il. Otter. G. II.
Lehman and A. b. Murray.
The Russian Whaling and Trading Com
pany has been Incorporated with a capital
stock of SI.000,0C0. The purpose OF tine
corporation is to carry on whale fishing IN
the Okhotsk Sea.
The morning call., 1893-03-24
The Highbinder AM KIN.

All Kim is the name ofethe murderous
Mongol whom the Grand Jury recently in
dic;ed for the murder of Box Chung. But
the willy Chinaman was not content to
await the slow process OF the Law, so he got
his attorney. ID. j. Toohy, to challenge the
grand jurymen for bias. Accordingly
they all assembled in Judge Daingerfield's
court yesterday forming and told the pnb-
lie that they had no prejudice against the
race to which All Kim belongs. lie will be
tried on Arril 13
The morning call., 1893-03-24
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

DIsPATCd STEAMERS FROM SAN se1
u Francisco for ports in Alaska a. n. A2ErS
March 81, April aud May 10, 50 June :, a. 10, y.
For British Columbia anG Puget Sound ports.
Mar. "a 81. April 5. and every tn day thereafter
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, g a. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, g A. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara, RedondO aud san Pedro (Los An
geles), every fourth and hfth day, at II A. N.
For ports in Mexico, first Of each month
Ticket on ce-Palace Hotel 4 New Montgomery st.
GoODALL, PERKINS & CO. General Agents.
tt 10 Market st, san Francisco
The morning call., 1893-03-24

Felyentraft and Winters. On Tuesday, the
7th inst, Wanderlich's cap and overcoat
were fou d on the wharf. aud it was sup
posed that he had either committed suicide
or while intoxicated had accidentally fallen
into the bay. The latter theory Is the one
accepted by his friends He was an Aus
trian. 20 years of age, and had been in the
service about seven years.