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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-17

be was born Ia Maryland, moved 70 No
nOngalla county, and thence 70 Wetzel.
Q.-From whose hand did you first
receive the 81. 900 order? Al received
the order, along with others, from ]. i.
Martin, in q sealed envelope az my
house. think it was at night. Mr.
Martin and MS wife and child had been
stopping with Us for several weeks.
Witness said there were five orders
in the envelope, and q certificate Of the
Clerk OF the Court, showing there were
no taxes due. Il was signed by Clerk
Il. r. Thompson. The certificate was
taken from him with the orders, and
never returned. There was no letter in
the envelope, and no communication CT
any sort 10 IL. Martin said nothing 10
witness when be handed over the enve-
lope. There was nothing on the out
side Of the envelope but 'B. Earnshsw.
Witness was not surprised TO get several
Thousand dollars in that way. Nc
Caskey and be had talked about
it, and be knew McCasEey
would send something OF the kind.
Their talk was at New Martinsville,
but witness could not say when. He
talked with him TWO or thee times in
all, once In this city. The first talk
was in New MartlnsVille, and in Wheel
ing they also talked it over, and an IN
Outstanding reached. The first talk in
New Martinsville was in the Clerks
Office, in the Court House. No one else
was present. "McCaskey casually re-
ferred 20 the matter, saying be had the
orders, describing them. He told me
be held orders belonging 10 Pruden and
the Canton Bridge Co., OF Ohio, and
that they were not payable until OctO-
Der. 1894. lie said If weSc0uld negotiate
them and get the money, we could use
the money, and there would be no loss,
and when the county paid them we
could take them up and have them back
there. We understood we would divide
the profits resulting from the use OF the
money. was very sure l could make a
profit on the money il had the
money. l could make money in diff
ferent modes, specializing In stocks, or
in other ways. That was my intention.
l don't think it would have been very
hard to have mad $500 or $500 10 nine
months, out Of 81, 900. II was my ex
pectation to have paid the principal
back. ! was willing 10 sell the $1,000
order for 5000.
At this point, the defendant being
in, an adjournment was taken until this
morning.
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New Corporations Chartered.

Special Telegram 20 tls Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March IT,
The Secretary Of State has issued 4
certificate Of Incorporation to the Blue
field Electric Railway Company, which
proposes to construct and operate a
railroad to begin at or near the inter
section of Princeton avenue and Sum
mers street, in the town OF Bluefeld, in
the county of Mercer, and run to a
point in the boundary line OF Mercer
county, where it joins the State Of Vir-
ginia near the town Of Graham, Va,
and 10 have such extensions and
branches in and through the streets OF
Bluefeld and elsewhere as the company
may determine. The Office Of the COM
Dany is TO be in the town OF Bluefeld,
aud the capital stock is $4,000. The
incorDorators are John Wirgman, VIM.
II. Triol, j. Walter White, Frederick
w. Halsey and Robert j. Ringwait, all
of Philadelphia, Pa.
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the year.
January stands fret in the calendar
only for convenience Of business.
Now is the time to get well
Through the long winter most men
and women do not taste fresh air nor
drink in sunlight oitener than once =
week or once a fortnight.
II is no wonder so many hard-wordng
men and women approach spring with a
feeling of weakness and debility and a
languor OF mind they cannot shake of
without the assistance OF blood puri-
fer and true food for the nerves aud
brain.
Beyond a doubt the best spring medi-
cine is Paine's celery compound. With
It's use diseases loosen their hold In the
spring.
These are the favorable months for
attacking rheumatism, lumbago, ner-
vous diseases and weakness of the diges-
tive organs-and Paine's celery COM
pound cures them where everything else
fails.
The most eminent professor, and a
man OF tremendous experience, Prof.
Edward f. Phelps. NJ. d., Ii. D., dis
covered the formula for Paine's celery
compound 10 the famous laboratory con-
nected with the Dartmouth medical
school. IL is the remarkable outcome
Of the century's study Of blood and
nerves, aud their close dependence upon
each other fer health.
But remember the time-worn text;
"Spring comes but once year" Take
advantage OF the favorable season. Get
we'll and strong and free from the all
ments that come from poor blood and
worn-out nerves. Changes In the blood
and nervous tissues take place very
RAPIDLY at this time. la March and
April the blood is most capable OF
throwing of its impurities.
Purify the blood and invigorate the
nervous system with Paine's celery COM
pound
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Hard times and ovsrwork are best met
with Paine's celery compound.
Indigestion yields TO a reasonable care
in taking Palne's celery compound.
Liver aud kidney troubles will not per-
sist when enlY pure blood flows through
these important organs, The cure OF
diseases OF the stomach and nerves BY
Paine's celery compound starts az the
very cause 81 the trouble; thin. watery
blood. and tangled, shaky nerves.
Thousands Of overworked business
men and hosts OF plain, hard.workng
people are to-day strong and happy
whose lives were full OF wretchedness
aud weakness before trying Palne's cell
cry compound.
Disorders OF the liver, stomach and
kidneys can now be thoroughly driven
out OF the system by Palne's celery
compound, the remedy that makes poo-
pie we'll.
Az the FIRST indication OF nervous weak
ness and run down" condition OF the
system, tone up the stomach with
Paine'S celery compound. regulate the
nervous system and nourish the body by
this great invigorator.
Try 10 and be convinced.
One OF the best kaown Young men OF
Holyoke, Mass, Mr.. J. L. Moyett, whose
likeness IL given above, writes frankly:
"I have taken Paine's celery COM
pound and found IL to be the best medl-
cine that have ever taken felt weak
and run down and could not eat any
] thing In the morning, also had a vomit-
| ing spell every morning after getting up.
/ took part OF two bottles OF Paino's cell
cry compound and feel better than I
have for year. / can cheerfully
recommend Ii TO any one Ny wife is
taking IL now for weakness and nervous
ness, and II helps her very much. The
druggist where we trade tells my wife
that Paine's celery compound outsells
any other medicine that be keeps"
That is the story from ono end OF the
country to the other; because Paine's
celery compound cures.
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FAILED 10 AGREE.
The Jury In the Jimmy Rowan Case
stand Nine for AcquittaI and Three for
Convictfon

The Jury In the Jimmy Rowan Case
stand Nine for AcquittaI and Three for
Conviction.
Gpset0L 9e.egram % ne Rs5tfts-.
STEUBENvMLE, o., March 16.-Sev-
eral months ago a cash register was
stolen from the saloon attached to the
Mossgrove u. S. Hotel. At the time
Jimmy Rowan, who ran a saloon on
Third street, the rear OF the lot running
back near TO the Mossgrove property,
was in jail for a violation OF the liquor
laws. After he got out he negotiated
with Mrs. Mossgrovs and returned to
him the register that had been stolen,
the thieves having taken 1t to his saloon
which was being operated by his broth
or, John Rowan. Jimmy was arrested
and indicted by the grand jury for re-
ceiving stolen goods and mis- trial began
yesterday, causing considerable inter-
est. The jury went out yesterday even
ing and returned into court this morn
ing and reported that they were unable
TO agree on verdict. Judge Mansfield
accordingly discharged them, 1t is
said the jury stood nine for acQuittal
and three for conviction.
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SUNDAY REGISTER

The SUNDAY REGISTER is on sale at the
following business places, where you can
secure copy if your boy tails to leave
your fsvOrite Sunday paper.
Robert Burt, Druggist corner virginia
and South Penn streets.
W. Z. Williams, Druggist, 81 Zane street.
Island.
George Ebeling, Druggist 21s5 Market
John Coleman. Druggist, 9sOo Chapline
street.
Cbss. Menkemeller. Druggist, Twenty
second and Market streets.
viii Irwin, Druggist, TWenty-fourth and
Chapline streets
Phil. Roth, News Dealer, 24O4 Chapline
Harry Stewart, Druggist. Thirty-sixth and
Jacob streets.
win Menkemiller, Druggist, Thirty-third
and EOf streets.
VIII McElroy, Druggists, $40 jacob
street
viii Armbright Druggist SSA Jacob
Forty.t6ird Street Pharmacy.
c. II. Quimby, News Dealer, l4l4 Market
I. E. Freese, News Dealer. 14l6 Market
W. H. Hague. Druggist III Sixteenth
street
A. 4. Young, Druggist, northwest corner
Sixteenth an Jacob streets.
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WE hear a great deal about dull
times. but il we can take the wonderful
sale OF Marvin's latest crackers as az
indication of the way the wind blows,
the times are not so bad after all. Four
or five hundred barrels Of the famous
new Toast cracker nave been sold in
this market 10 the last few days. This
information is from most reliable
source.
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A Bic Consolidation in Prospect

SDecisi Tsiegrdmt0 the REGISTER.
SHEFFIELD, ALA, March 16.-April
5rd has been set as the date for the
meeting Of the Alabama Iron Railway
Company and the Towney Coal and
Coke Company. The main object of the
meeting is to consolidate the two COM
panes Should this be accomplished
the new company will control many
thousand acres of costly ore lands, the
furnaces at Sheffield, the TOwnley
mines and all the coke ovens of the old
concerns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-17

NORTH END RINK will be open this
afternoon for ladies and children from 2
to 5 o'clock. Night sessions Wsdnes-
days and Saturdays from to 1920 p.
m. For all best Of attention and order
will prevail. LUTZ BROS.
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Imnnired Digestion.

The patient is required TO diet. In
building up aud maintaining good
health, milk is recognized as valuable
factor, but it is important that it is a0-
solutely pure and sterlized. Borden's
Peerless Brand Evaporated Cream meets
all requirements. Entirely wholesome
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-17

ARE YOU fond OF bread and milk7 You
are-Dld you ever try crackers and
milk? Try Maryin's Toast and milk.
You will find it delicious All grocers
have a nice fresh stock Of Maryin's
Toast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-17

EVERY grocer in the Ohio Valley is
selling Marvin's latest crackers. They
call it "Marvin's Toast" Have you tried
il? Its the biggest cracker you ever
saw.
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DbeeIin9 8&9ister
Tnnrmonatar nacore.

Mr.C. Schuepi, tue Opera House drug
gist. made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; a. m, 45i
9 a. IN, ~; y ~, 62s p. N, 63i P. n,
IS. Weather, clear.
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ALWAYS ask your grocer for Marvin's
Toast. They are the iayorite crackers
this spring. Sold at popular prices.
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index 70 New Aarsrussmsasa

SECOND PAGE.
Warmers SAFE Cure.
S,atement-Pennsyl vania Fire Insurance
Company.
FOURTH PAGE.
For Rent-House on Island.
Easter Novelties. q. Dillon Co.
To parents-D. Gundlng * Co
List OF Letters.
For Rent-rhree Rooms.
Liebig Companys Extract Of Beef.
Religious Notice-St Matthew's Church.
Dissolution Notice-Hau n Hanna.
Religious Notice First Presbyterian Church.
Nanted-TwO Millinefs-
Religious NOtice-tOurth Street N. I. Church.
Easter Cards-C. h. Quimby.
Eur. k Carpet Soap-k, 81. List.
SIks-J 5. Rhodes & Co.
FIFTH PAGE
White Cbina-Ewing Bros.
SIXTH PACE.
Get Strengths Spring.
Capes, jackets aud Suits-Geo. NJ. Shook &
Go.
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ARE you fond of Toast? II you are
try Maryin's 1t is the latest and best
cracker on the market.
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MINERAL WATERS !!

HATHORN WATKR-Ws have large stock
Of This celebrated Mineral " zter on baud which
We are closing out ~ reduced prices N order 70
make room Tor other goocs. Put up IN doL,
doz. ard doz- packages.
sPRUDEL WkTER-Ths King Of Mineral
Waters from vt Clemens. Mich \ pure,
Hbolesoms water, unsurpassed ~ . osTsrAgs
and table Eater.
KROHTHAL WATER - From hfortsAl
S1ring. Nassau. GERMANY. This Mineral VA
Ter 10 Justly sbratsd Tor is ezcsiieut eizss-
tive Qualities. is also refreshing and delicious
summer drink. either pure or mi1sd with ifult
syrup. milk, vine or bran dy.
APOLLfNARIS WATkk-krom hnennn,
Prussia cerrannv. 10 plnts and quarts
p WELTf a CO.
1i1g Main and II2l Market StrsetL
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Tfyou Wisb 20 have the best local aud
talsrraphic paper in the city loft &C rour
door regularly every morning, subsertss
for the = and Suuday editions OF the
at1 per week
Arizona republican., 1894-03-22
The Plan of Defense.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-It is evident
FROM today's proceedings in the Pollard
case that the defense will be partly a
denial and partly an explanatory de-
nial that Col. Breckenridge had Sc
duced Madeline Pollard and that she
gave birth to a child at Norwood con-
vent. The explanation will be that she
trapped him into a promise to marry
her on the understanding that the pro-
cess was only device by which she
was to withdraw from his life and be
able to break off her relations with
Mrs. Blackburn.
The long continued Illicit relations
between the two are admitted without
excuse or palliation, except reference
to the inherent weakness of human
nature but Breckenridge represents
that he was often anxious to break
them off but was always inveigled into
a continuance by the young woman !;
that she followed him, demanded
money from him and compelled him to
promise to marry her under threats
several times repeated and emphasized
by the display of pistol.
Moreover it is promised to be shown
that Miss Pollard's early life had not
been one of virtue, before the silver
tongued orator crossed her path.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Landlord Edward came over from
Maricopa last night.
H. E. Kemp & Co., yesterday re-
ceived carload of mining machinery.
Among the south side visitors in town
las night was Chas. T. Hayden of Tempe.
L. P. BARLEY agent for San Francis
co tea and coffee house of San Francisco
is in the city.
An entertainment will be given by
the ladies of the Catholic church in the
opera house April 8.
The Phenix Electric Street Car COM
pany yesterday received summer car
and sprinkling car.
There will be services this morning
at 10 80 o'clock at Trinity church con-
Quoted by Bishop Kendrick.
Frank Cortell whose term IN the
county Jail for petit larceny expired
yesterday is again free man.
The train from Maricopa was three
hours late yesterday morning on ac-
count of delayed eastbound Southern
Pacific train.
License to marry was issued yester-
day to Frank B. Gabbert and Minnie
McCay; Joseph R. Emmons and Nora
L. Mcdonald.
Franklin & Franklin yesterday moved
their law Offices from rooms and to
rooms ii and II, Monlhon building,
fronting Washington street.
The stairs leading to the upper offices
of the Fleming block have been pro-
vi vuif hro of nt
manufacture, being the product Of the
Standard Iron works OF Phoenix.
An injunction suit was begun in dis
trict court yesterday by Guernia Bian-
chi against R. E. harrington to restrain
the defendant from taking water from
ditch in which the plaintiff is in
terested.
There is now rapid eastward move
ment of tourists on account of the an
nouncement of peace between the
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe. About
thirty of Phenix's transient population
left the city last night.
A laborer's lien was filed yesterday
by Mr.. G. B. Gordon, attorney for Juan
Flores, against the Union mine. This
is the mining property that was sold a
few weeks ago under mortgage by
Messrs. Kemp and Christy.
Notices of the locations of the follow
ing mining claims were filed yesterday ::
The Champion in the Cave Greek dis
trict by G. E. Philes and T. J. Boyd, tine
Alpha three and one-half miles south
of Phoenix by E. P. S. Andrews and J..
D. Ross.
L. Meyer, who has been in the city
several days representing the New Or
leans Brewing association, left last
night. And here is pointer to tenn
perance workers. Mr.. Meyer took out
with him orders for twenty-five car
loads of beer.
William Harvey. of Denver, who
bought some property here year ago
and who returned about February l.,
died yesterday of consumption at the
Vendome. The body was embalmed
by w. H. Smith & Co. and will be sent
to Denver tonight.
Mr.. Joseph R. Emmons and Miss
Nora L. .MbDonald were married at 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the
residence OF Mr.. L. P. Nash by Rev. D..
Arizona republican., 1894-03-22

Battin. Both contracting parties are
residents of Gila county, the groom of
Payson and the bride OF Pine.
Mr.. Frank Gabbert and Miss Minnie
McCay were married last night by Rev.
G. L. Pearson. The groom is young
business man OF Phoenix so we'll and
! favorably known that nothing can be
added concerning his worth. The fair
bride is also highly esteemed by very
large circle of friends.
DIR. ]. E. Flemings started his open
air lectures yesterday morning on the
Red Corner, continuing again in the af-
ternoon and night One of the inter-
esting features was the extracting of
teeth without pain ard if he continues
as he has begun he will pull enough to
macadamize Washington street.
1t was reported yesterday that there
was heavy fal of snow on the desert
west of Yuma on Monday. This ia
looked upon as meteorological phenom-
enon, as neither the whites or Indians
OF that vicinity remember similar oc-
currence. The altitude at the point of
the snowfall is less than 200 feet above
sea level.
The contract for carrying the mails
by stage between Phoenix and Prescott
by way of Wickenburg and Congress
mine was yesterday renewed by s. q.
Proffitt agent for &. D. Jackson & Co.,
of Euston, Fla, to Capt. William
George. The contract could not have
been awarded to more thoroughly, re-
sponsible and competent man.
IN. Alt, of the Bodega. the new
place to be opened under the Phoenix
National bank, has returned from San
Francisco. He has purchased fine
line of liquors, wines and cigars, which
will shortly arrive and on April l the
Bodega will be thrown open to the pub
lie. 1t will be fitted in luxurious style
and only the best goods sold. 1t will
be the finest place between Denver and
San Francisco.
The following transfers of real estate
were yesterday entered for record: The
Arizona Land and Stock Co., to Robert
Hunter, deed to lots 10, IL and 12 in
block 81, Churchili's addition, 1900.
Newton Hadsell and wife to the German
Baptist church of Glendale, a part of
block IS Hadsell's addition to Glendale,
$100. M. Wormser to Annie B. Frank
lin, lots l, 2 and Z, Wormser's subdivi-
sion OF NV u. sec IL, twp l 2 e,
$4,000. Edward Metcalf to W. B.
Lount, all of NV Il sec l, twp 1nr3e,
north OF Grand canal, 81, 900.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-22
GOVERNOR VS.. SHERIFF.
Waite Threatens to Override the
Supreme Court.

Waite Threatens to Override the
Supreme Court.
DENVER, March 21-The Timss said
this afternoon that Governor Waite has
formed plan to storm the City Hall
on the night the decision Of the su-
prems court is rendered in the matter
of his police and fire appointees in case
the decision is against him. He sus-
poets the loyalty of his militia and has
caused the state game warden to swear
in 1000 deputies who will be furnished
with state arms and make the assault.
The governors opponents are fully ad-
vlsed of these preparations and have
made every preparation for defense.
Sheriff Burchinell declares that the
game warden's deputies shall not be
permitted to exercise the powers of
deputy eheriffs and he has ordered the
arrest of anyone not appointed by him
who is found wearing deputy.s badge
and carrying concealed weapons. The
law says the deputy game war
dens are possessed of the power
of deputy sheriffs only when in
possession of warrants legally issued
in connection with a violation OF the
state game laws. The sheriff says that
If 1000 guns were furnished he would
have 900 men ready to carry them
and to preserve the peace.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-22
ADAMS PLEA.
1t Was the Woman Who
Presented the Apple.
Col. Breckenridge's Line
of Defense.
A Mixture of Direct DeniaIs and
Guilty Admissions.
What Cannot Be Denied or PaIIiated
viii Be Charged to the Weak
ness of Human Nature.

By the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-Miss Pol
lard was on the stand for time to-
day in her case against Breckenridge,
but nothing of special interest was
brought out. Then the prosecution
suddenly announced that they rested
their case. This done Miss Pollard at
once left the court room showing evi.
dence in the pallor of her countenance
of the strain under which she had been
laboring.
Col. John T. Shelby, Brecke nridge's
partner, proceeded to outline the de-
fense. He said: 81 am authorized by
the defendant to say that he did not &C.
duce her; that it was never made
know to him that she ever had any
children by him until the filing of this
suit last August, nor did he ever under
any circumstance make any promise of
marriage to her." The counsel de-
clared thas Miss Pollard had accosted
the defendant on the train before he
ever knew her. She was then a woman
OF 20 or 81, and not mere school girl.
She asked him to take her to an enter
tainment in the evening, herself sug.
gesting a closed carriage. In the
course OF the ride illicit relations were
esta blished, not by seduction but in the
way which occurs when a woman is not
averse to such things. 1t was at her
suggestion and not his that they went
to Sarah Goss' essignation house.
Shelby said there had been no renew
al of illicit relations during the
eighteen months ending July IS, 1888,
and that Miss Pollard had followed him
to Washington and prosecuted him
with her attentions. This interruption
of relations Shelby, said, constituted a
refutation of Miss Pollard's allegation
that in February 1888 she was de-
livered of child by Col. Breckenridge.
The latter had been compelled under
fear of threats of exposure to give Miss
Pollard more money than he could
spare from his means but still he Of
fered her money if she would go away
from the city and fit herself for work.
Denial was made of the allegation
that in August 1892 or at any other
time the defendant had promised to
marry Miss Pollard; he absolutely re-
fused her suggestion in 1892. that she
90 to Miss Willard's school in Berlin
and upon her return he would marry
her.
At Mrs. Thomas house, % Lafayette
square, she had attempted to shoot him
and only by the merest accident had he
been able to disarm her. He went to
Kentucky without acceding to her de-
mands.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-22
Mrs. Joseph was Insane.

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., March 2l.--The
jury in the case of Bella Joseph,
charged with the murder of her hus-
band, today returned verdict that she
committed the crime while temporarily
insane. Mrs. Joseph shot her husband
while he was asleep in bed. He had
abused her and lived openly with dis
solute woman.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-22
BimetaIlists in Convention.

DER MONIES, Ia, March 21.-The in
terstate bimetallic convention met this
morning. The forenoon was devoted to
caucusing. Among the prominent del
egates here are Governor Richards, ex-
Governor Hansen, Lee Mantle. j. B
Toole, of Montana; A. j. Warner of
Ohio, and Capt. Kolb, the free silver
candidate for governor OF Alabama.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-22
Popular Prices For Pinched Pockets!

Rmember when you patron
ize our Free Labor Bureau you
help the workingman. Bring
us your orders for Help Wanted,
it don't cost anything. We
have always large list Of un-
employed on our register.