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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
TIE HOTEL REGISTER.
Anecdotes aud Personals of Those Who
are stopping in the CITY.

Anecdotes aud Personals of Those Who
are stopping in the CITY.
j. A. Mckee, of Warrington, was q
guest at the Van Keuren last night.
D. A. Upham, of Waverly, w. Va,
was a guest at the Stamm last night.
A. j. Clark, Of Warrington, aud VIM.
Richardson, of Petersburg, are guests
at the Windsor
H. Il. Lorgeny and E. j. Shirk, Of
| Pittsburg, were prominent guests at the
, Stamm last night.
d. S. Patton, SistersViIle; j. H.Smith,
Parkersburg, were West Virginia arri-
walls at the Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mira. ]. X. Davis, prominent
people Of Mannington, were registered
at the Mcclure last night.
Mr.. Samuel Reinheimer, prominent
| merchant of Cameron, w. Va, was a
Mcclure arrival yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. l.. Stevens. OF
Grantsville, w. Va, were prominent
guests at the Windsor yesterday.
]. A. Garland. OF Mannington, and
J. Ed. Hall. OF Marietta, were promin-
snt arrivals at the Mcclure last night.
A. C. Scrogglns, W. w. Henderson
and c. B. Smith were MOundsville peo-
pie registered at the Windsor last
night.
Enamel A. Reich, prominent young
merchant OF New Martinsvile, was In
the city yesterday and registered atthe
| Windsor.
BEHLER-H. G. Hammett, Salama; ii.
Fl. Hopkins, Elizabeth: WIN. Forsyth,
Sistersvlle; John Henderson,, Parkers'
burg, aud II. H. Work, OF Sistersvllle,
were the guests registered by Night
Clerk Schwarzbach last night.
f. D Moorhead, Sistersyile; E. c.
Clark, Guyandotte; J. w. Oates, Man
ningtou; H. Donovan, Sistersyille; j. /.
Carpenter, Cameron; w. Rulings, Sis
tersville, are West Virginia people reg
istered at the st. Charles last night.
Mr.. S. Byron Billingsley, until within
| the last few days has been editor OF the
E;stersville NelOS, was guest at the
Windsor yesterday. Mr.. Billlngeley
left last night for Deland, Florida,
where he has accepted a position with
large publishing louise.
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THE SUPREME COURT.
The Business Transacted at Saturdays
Session at Charleston.

The Business Transacted at Saturdays
Session at Charleston.
Special to ne Rsg.stsy.
CHGRLEsToN, w. VA, December 9.-The
Supreme Court met yesterday and handed
down the following opinions:
Berry VS.. Wiedman, from Preston coun-
", opinion by Judge Dent; decree OF Cir
cult Court affirmed.
Lawson, commissioner Of school lands,
rs. Hart ct al, from Harrison county, opin-
iOn by Judge Dent; appeal dismissed as
having been improvi IDENTIFY awarded.
Hawker vs.. Moore, from Harrison coun-
". opinion by Judge Holt; decree of Cir
cult Court affirmed.
Phillips vs.. Minear, from Tucker coun-
", opinion by Judge Holt; decree OF Cir
cult Court affirmed.
Hitchcock VS.. Morrison, from Richie
county opinion by Judge English; decree
of Circuit Court reversed and case re-
manded.
Thompson VS.. Lyon, from Harrison
county; opinion by Judge English; decree
of Circuit Court affirmed; one Judge dis
senung.
Stewart vs.. Stewart, from Monongalia
county; opinion b. Judge English; decree
of Circuit Court affirmed.
Bird VS.. Stout, from Harrison county;
opinion by President Brannon; decree or
Circuit Court affirmed.
Jarrett vs. GOodnow, from Taylor coun-
ty; opinion by President BrannOn; decree
of Circuit Court affirmed.
Wells ct al. VS.. Graham ct a., from
Writ county; opinion by President Bran
nOu; decree Of Circuit Court affirmed.
The Court adjourned till next Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
KIyRKINrELLIaENoE.
What Is Going on Among the Boats and
BOaJmen.

What Is Going on Among the Boats aud
BoaJmen.
The Elaine passed down yesterday
morning with tow OF coal.
The towboat Bob Ballard passed up
yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock for
Pittsburg with tow of ties.
The packets yesterday were the Bed
ford, for Pittsburg, at s a. m, and the
Ben Hur, for the same port, at q. N.
The Belle Prince, which has been
tied up here since the last raise, left
Yesterday, in charge of Capt William
Prince, for st. Mary's, where she will
get a tow Of ties, and will return to-
morrow for Pittsburg.
The Courier will be up tonight on her
regular trip from Parkersburg, and will
leave tomorrow morning az 1890 fol-
that port. On account Of the accident
which occurred Friday she lost her
weekly trip TO Pitts0urg.
The Lizzie Bay passed up about 1:3C
o'clock yesterday afternoon for Pitts
burg In charge OF Capt Ira b. Hunt.
ington. This is the Captains first trip
on any boat since be lost the hull IN
spectorship at Galipolls. Capt Maddy,
the present inspector, took Capt. Hunt
ington's position, and vice versa.
STEUBENvILLE, o., December O.
River feet and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
GREENSBORO, PA, December o.
River IL feet and inches and rising.
Weather cler aud pleasant.
WARREN, PA, December 9.-River 2
feet and rising. Weather cloudy and
c0ol
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WIN Show in Parksrsburg

Mr.. Raynes, Of Wheeling, will com.
mence rehearsals for the pirates OF
PeDzance" week after next and hopes
by that time TO have his caste complet-
ed. IL Will be presented on the 22d OF
February. lie is making every effort 70
have IL she finest affair Of the Kind ever
given here both in musical and literary
sense. Mrs. Williams, OF Wheeling, will
take the leading parts. She will be re-
membered here as Miss Williams who
sang in q choral concert number OF
years ago, ana the possessor Of a mag
ni6cent vuice. The costuming and stage
effects will be unusually fine. Mr..
Haynes is a man OF experience, and the
opera under his MANAGEMENT will be an
nndoubted success. -PGrkerSbtiTg Seltti-
SET
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10

Referring % the alleged West Virginia
debt. the Wheeling Intelligence says:
fthe natter now comes before the Stats 10
ans propsf form. 10 should be taken up. Nes,
VIRGINIA cannot afford 90 place herself in the
position Of lodging the question. She has in
SISTED from Sue frst that if she owed anyth.u z
she was ready 90 pay it and that she was ready
at any time 20 20 lnto the question.
Can 10 be possible that the Republicans
are contemplating TIE satdling Of that
enormous burden Of debt upon West Vir-
ginial-ShsphsrpstOCn Register.
The Richmond Dispatch OF last Tues
day last also quotes she Iutellgnecr's
editorial and intsrDrets It in favor OF
paying the debt. bat says the Iatclll-
Qalcer speaks without authority, nd
quotes the Wassllng REeIsrER's L.
torial as showing that the csrtifc
brokers have little % expect from Wa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
WASHINGTON PERSONALS.
West Virginia and Wheeling People to
be seen at the Capital.


be seen at the Capital.
Special 20 ras Rsas5s--
WASHINGTON, December 9.-Editor
Silas B. Davis, of the Clarksburg Ne'cs.
who was clerk TO Congressman Pendle-
toms Committee on Private Land Claims
during the last session, has been 10
Washington for few days talking con-
fdently of the future of the West Vir-
ginia Democracy and renewing old
acQuaintances. Mr.. Davis friends in
Washington, and they are numerous,
are glad to know of the success be is
meeting In the journalistic field in West
Virginia, and expect TO see him in.Con-
gress himself before many years.
State Senator John Finley, Of Park.
ersburg, has also been here, on his way
home from New York. He Is not al all
cast down by the temporary backset to
the Democracy, and anticipates having
a lively time with the Republican ma
jority in the Legislature at the next
session.
Mr.. c. w. Franzheim. the we'll known
Wheeling pottery manager, made fly
ing visit to Washington, yesterday, on
private business. He left for home
again in the evening.
Senator FaulkDer will not bring his
family to Washington this winter owing
to the shortness OF the session. He has
taken apartments for himself at Pages
Hotel on Fifteenth street
Senator Camden, who stopped tempo
rariIy at the Arlington Hotel when he
fret came here. has now taken apart
meuts on Connecticut avenue, near
Farragut Square, where he will remain
for the winter.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

House OF six rooms, large stable, three lets
in Peninsula addition 10 Last Wheeling. VIII
sell whole or part, cheap.
House OF ave rooms, brick. Esd street, $500.
house OF seven rooms, brick, Main street,
Fifth ward $3.50.
street BeiVedere very easy terms. $3.50.
House rooms 9Th St. lot 25xi0O feet, 81, 700,
House rooms 18th st. easy terzs, $3.50.
Splendid building site for dwelling, Eon ST.
Hair lot Eef street, Sixth ward, $3.50.
Double house, 10 rooms. OPAL street, Frst
ward; large lot. Easy terms, Vi ,OOO
House. seven rooms, MErket street, between
Seventh and Eighth streets. Easy terms 81, zoo.
House 3 rooms, corner lot, Twehty.fourth
street. Easy terms, Sl4OO.
House, rooms, Charles street, easy terms,
House. 4 rooms and hall. with large lot, 18th
street Easy terms, $1,000
House OF six rooms, Fifth ward, on easy
terms, 5000. 49,
House. ten rooms, with large lot, 18th ST. o. 500.
House double, FIVE rooms each, l4th St 5000.
House five rooms jacob ST., Sixth ward, 81, 500.
House, Eve rooms, 18th street, 81, 200
House, nine rooms. Jacob street Centre
Wheeling. S1S50.
House. i've rooms and hall, lot lOOIl7S Park
House seven rooms, new, hard wood finish,
Woods street. Filth ward -, LOO
Spleuiid house. five rooms, Lind street, Bel.
ve9ere, 81, 450. M,
House. six rooms North Market street, l,3)l
House OF six rooms, Eof street, between ssi
and 23i streets, with four-roomed house Ia the
rear, large lot, $500
House Of six rooms. ODD street sl5O0
House Of i've rooms, Chapliae street. Centre
Wheeling S35OO. 49,, ... - ri,
House OF live rooms, brick. 18th street, N.1)o
House OF five rooms, Woods street East
Wheeling 81, 400 ,,-c-r..,
Lind streets.
House OF seven rooms and hall, Chapliue
street. Centre " heeling, $3.50.
$40 $3.50. $500. s5OJ' 81 900, sl,5o) aud 5000
10 loan "a city real estate.
NESBfTT q DEV1NEs
1873 Market Street
Telephone 6i3
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THE STATE CONTRACfS
For Printing and ,Binding-zhe Charles
ton "Mam' an UnsuooessfaI Bidder,
Makes Charges OF lllsgHlity.

For Printing and ,Binding-The Charles
ton "Man" an UnsnccessfGI Bidder,
Makes Charges OF lllsgHIity.
To he Editor Of ne Rooster;
CHARLESTON, w. VA, December a.
The Mail, the proprietors OF which bid
for the State printing contract, and
who were beaten by NJ. w. Donneliy in
the competition just closed, are endeav-
oring to stir up trouble. After the con-
tracts were let and the whole matter
settled, the Nail comes out with
charges Of illegality on the part OF the
Board OF Printing Commissioners,
charging them with neglect OF duty In
that they did not open the bids in pub
lie, as was contemplated by law, and
also with furnishing ''false and mis-
leading" estimates for the Information
of bidders.
The Matt people, however. never
made this complaint until IL was sure
there was no chance of its getting the
printing contract, for which its propri-
etors bid. II the printing contract had
been awarded TO the Mail, there would
have been no Illegal acts surrounding
the action OF the Board.
The animus Of the charge made
against the Board appears all the more
apparent, when 10 Is noted that the Malt
had from Tuesday at noon till Thursday
night to call public attention to the Ill
legal" method OF opening the bids aud
considering the same. The Mail said
nothing, however, until it became ap-
parent that IL had DO snow for con-
tract, when it let loose with It's allega-
tons Of performance Of duty.
The Governor has yet to approve the
contracts, and II is the hope Of the Mail
and other bidders, 5y bowling fraud
and illegal action OF the Board, 10 intu-
ence the Governor to reject the con-
tracts.
The Democrats of Charleston are Of
the opinion this step should cause the
Governor TO act iavOrably now il he had
any doubt in the beginning.
IL was industriously circulated about
town before the Board acted that If the
Nail got a contract there would be no
Investigation by the Legislature Of any
department at the State House; but If
the Republican newspaper did not Sc
cure the same, an investigation would
follow. The Board did not consider
these hints and acted as their best judg-
ment dictated, and now an inIestiga-
tlon will follow, which will be agreeable
TO the Board.
1t is evident the Printing Commission
would prefer to have the whole matter
taken out Of their hands.
- DEMOCRAT.
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.1hs witch of Endor. =.

Photographs of the scenery OF the
"Witch Of Endor" can be seen ia the
windows Of the various stores about the
city. Several persons have mistaken
them for pictures of life. The large
force of men will begin Wednesday
midnight to place the scenery in the
Opera House aud il will take all the
next daY TO place il properly for the
performance Thursday night The re-
hearsals are going along smoothly and
the young folks are doing fine. There
is no doubt that the performance will
De the best ever given In Wheeling aud
the attendance will be large. Ii has
been the talk OF the community FOR sew
sral weeks. We predict the greatest
rush for seats this morning ever had IN
wheeling. owing TO the fact that hun
dreds OF tickets have been sold during
the last week 10 be exchanged for re-
served seats at small extra and the
many others who will buy the tickets
at Houses music store. There are 200
performers, including the large chorus,
new and magnificent costumes, new
music, dancing. marching, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
RAILROAD oMNERsuIP.

The report Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission contains some items
or interest to persons who are consider
INK the question OF government owner
ship OF railroads. According TO the re-
port, eighteen countries partly own
and operate their railroads, and in ten
others the roads are under private con-
troll Two own railroads, but lease
them to private companies.
In Great Britain, which belongs to
the second class, the cost Of freight car
rage is $50 cents per ton per mile; in
France, where government ownership
exists, 22O; IN Germany, which has
also made the roads State monopoly,
i.64, aud in the United States, under
free competition, 1 cent. On tbe capl-
tal Invested England pays Il per cent;
France. s; Germany, 81; Russia, 5. 3;
Austria, 1; Belgium, 40; United States,
81
Ia summing up, the Commission says
that, though STATE control is, in some
cases, important for national defense aud
other public reasons, it is not always,
nor in a majority Of instances, advant,
ageOusly economical Several Of the
States have tried limited ownership and
found it unsatisfactory.
The strike troubles Ia the United
States have lately brought che question
OF railroad ownership to the front. and
it's we'll 70 have few facts TO digest
along with so much theory,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
DIED.

BARRITT-Sunday. December 9th. 1891, at
600 o'clock. RuBY only daughter Of Cornelius
ana Annie Barrett, aged years, months and
days.
Funeral from the residences x her parents
9ll3 alley f, this (Monday) afternoon At
O'Clock. Interment at Peninsula cemetery
WYLIE-sunday. December 9th, 1891, At 1910
o'clock q. N WILLIAM WARD WYLiE, son OF M
and Mrs. WE- Wylie, aged 10 years ana
month";
Funeral from the residence OF his mother,
Edgiugton's Lane. Tuesday afternoon a. 2
O'Clock. Interment at Stone Church cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10

DELEssEPs, the great French en-
glneer, whose death occurred on Friday
last, was nearly ninety years Of age.
When his great project, the Suez canal,
was finished in 1869, be was the idol Of
the French people and be bad wealth
and bouors thrust upon him. His other
greater undertaking., the Panama canal,
resulted disasuously. Toe vast amount
Of money required 90 subsidies poIi5i-
claus and journalists, caused the scheme
60 collapse aud brought disgrace and
arrest 20 DELEssEPs, aud he passed the
last two years Of his life with q i've
year sentence OF imprisonment hanging
over him. lie was generally believe d
TO be Innocent Of any completely to de-
fraud the stockholders ofths canal, but
was the victim of sharpsrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
Increased Exports.

BERLIN, December 9.-Mr. Frank H.
Mason, Consul General of the United
States AZ Main, reports
to the Associated Press that the exports
to America from his consular district for
October and November were valued at
s6g2, SIS, an increase of 20 per cent. over
the value of the goods exported during the
corresponding months of 1892.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10

OUR friend SMITH is making a lively
canvass for Speaker Of the House
against the ring candidate, and It may
be that he will be able TO break the
slate. He is meeting with much en-
enlargement in the Third district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10

THE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
to procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willard's
Hotel. and Queens News stand, National
hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
nav German church.

PAS. December 9.-The new German
Protestant Church in Rue Blanche wa
inau9rrated today in the presence OF the
German Ambassador, Baron Won Nihren-
helm, the staff OF the Embassy aud 50
German residents OF Paris Emperor
William sent q gift.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
Didn't Persplrs Himself

Ns1 YORK W0Fid.
Every dollar that Steve Elkins will
spend 10 buying the West Virginia Sena-
tOrship represents honest American sweat,
not a drop Of which has been sweated by
Elkins himself How long will the peo-
pie allow the plutOcrscy 10 fy its red flag
over the SenaLel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
sugar Profits.

PIOCl1fnce JoHfHl'.
The sugar-re6uing business may not be
in very good condition Just now, but it
would seem to have been fairly profitable
in years past. Vide that little check for
81, 500, 600, which Mr.. Claus Spreckels drew
the other day in the course Of his personal
business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10

The United States Senate refuses TO
pass Senator VEsT's cloturs rule. The
Senate ought to behave itself; the peo-
pie are watching it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
mr. VA -. candlaaoy Enaorssa.


Charleston Hai.
Hon. n. u. Whitaker, Of Wheeling, and
State Senator from the First Senatorial
district. is an avOwed candidate for the
United States Senate 10 succeed Mr.. Cam
den in the Senate. We have known Mr.
Whitaker for a good many years aud know
him 10 De an able ana thoughtful man, an
instructive and interesting talker, absO-
lutely trustworthy IN every respect, and
has the confidence Of all sorts of people
who know him He led the ticket in every
county II his district at the last election
and mas done 50 in every instance 10 which
ne has been q candidate. He is al
togethera most efficient and sensible party
leader level-headed and cool, and suitable
10 any emergency. He is among the larg-
est manufacturers in Wheeling, the largest
manufacturing center in our State, and
gives employment 10 a very large number
OF labOring men, and through all the
trouble and turmoil that has occurred be-
tween capital and labor during the last
few years, Mr.. Whitaker has been uni
formly the most popular man among the
labOring people in the northern portion OF
West Virginia. II the Legislature should,
ia their wisdom, select him as Senator,
the people of the State would have ample
cause TO say ''well done, thou good and
faithful servants
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10

TIE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Hunner News Stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10

THE Republicans are preparing to
arrange for smelling committees for
every Institution 10 the State. The Audi.
tors Office, the Secretary OF States
Office, the school Office, the public print
ing, and an departments are TO be in
vesugated. II the smelling committees
will only 90 back far enough in the
States history they may find enough in
Republican Administrations 10 cause
5hem 20 hold their noses. When all the
committees get down tOlworh there may
be enough members left to pass the ap-
preparation bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10

THE vlrulence Of diDhtheria's havoc
throughout the large cities of the
United States this winter seems to be
AcHmbing 20 a highec pitch than ever.
Its widespread ravage 10 ST. Louis has
developed into almost an epidemic.
rhis is not surprising, in view Of Dr..
w. BERG's recent assertion before
le New York Academy that the germs
this dread disease may Turk 10 arti-
es which have been touched By pa
mt for the period OF I've months after
resoysry and prove dangerously In
.,ious. The success OF snti-tOxine
cannot be demonstrated TO the medical
world any too soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10

TERMS
v-vr.r. NJ NAL FssrAaE EEErArA
rArl.Y. six days in the wsek.--............8
DAILY, three days in the week.. .... f99
pAlLY, two DAYS tue woeS... .....-... u
nAIf.Y. one day in the week u
WEEKLY, ere year. in advances. w
WEEKLY. SIX months. .............'s''-
SUNDAY only, one ear. ..........,......' ~
sUNDAY only, six months ........,-.... Nv
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
DAILY. per week, 70 be paid weekly .....- 10
pAlI.Y and SUNDAY, per week..
epATIY viii be delivered by earriNfia
any other city or toWp at.......-...,....- 10
s,,ris Copiss Of DAILY OF WEEKLY
rrg-Tributss Of Respect aHd0bituAEy N'tios'
fre cents per lima
stamps Of The denomination OF tWseeata ana
sssaceeptsd for amounts less than ons dollN
ry-CoREssroSDENcE coNTADINs IMPORTANT
,rvs COLLECTED FROM EyERT FAEr or TIE sUE-
louNDna COUNTRY
Rejected communications win net BE- tetaraea
prlsss accompanied by sumcient p0stage
The REGISTER, embracing It's ssVsrai ed
t-on,. Is entered at the PostoHles In wheel
re-. W. Va, as sec0nd-elass matter.
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CoL5rBiA. S. C., December 9--The
Bank fotton factory Ia Lexlnefon county,
about thirteen miles from q
destrr "a by fire last night
1nkn Tho loss 4 $500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
TnE ProvIdence yollnaL RappOI

The Providence Journal a ReppOli.
can paper, speaking OF the Carlisle
rrency plan, says:
- 'lelnsr the present Congress docs any
thing about 10 or not. the Administration
deserves the utmost prlis6 for the conspic-
uous and intelligent ATTENTION 10 has given
TO the currency question, the cIearness with
which 10 has set tSEya the existing dsfeC-s
Of our sysrS excellence Of the plan OF
nEei0rpI 6rsed, and the force with
Yyed its adoption. To doing
endersd a distinct service TO
~ and given fresh encourage
hope for the rectncati0n of some
- our financial mistakes in the not distant
future.
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has rhis nan Been Caughts

4fctiS0R G.o,c.
ia man should sit in this ofies and READ
his Bible during his spare time his wife
would never walk In ana catch him at IT,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10

SOME OF the Republican cOmmenta-
tors on the Presidents message apply
70 SIR. CLEVELAND the terms equity, "
disappointed man, chronic kicker,
"mulish, " etc. This is mild, consider
ing that General GATES once alluded to
GsoBGE WASHINGTON as that OZARK,
designing, sordid, ambitious, vain,
proud, arrogant and vIndiesIye knaye. ="
CHRISTMAS Eivers should remember
that Christmas packages are subject TO
different regulations than those which
govern the transmission OF letters. The
lack Of sufficient postage stamps will
doom every such no, fully prepaid pack
age 70 the limbo Of the dead letter Of
fee. Even II ultimately rescued, Christ
mas will have passed, and the presents
become "back numbers"