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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03
FOR RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

A Party of Marion County Gentlemen
sleet tne Rivers and HarbOrs Com
mitCee.
spseial Tslsoramto 70 tAs Rs0is,s-.
WAsH1yGroN, d. c., February .
Ex-Governor Fleming, ex-Revenue Com
missioner Mason and o. 5. Mckinney,
of Fairmont, escorted by Congressman
Anderson, were before the House River
and Harbor Committee to-day to urge
that a sufficient appropriation De made
this year 20 complete the system Of
locks and dams on the upper waters Of
the Monongahela river in Northern
West Virginia. The gentlemen pointed
ont 20 the committee the great import
apce of the early completion Of this
work. Members of the committee said
after the hearing that an appropria-
tion for continuing work on the locks
and dams would undoubtedly be made,
but the amount would not be as large as
had been asked for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03
To Cure Preston Drunkards.

Sp<cfdI I6Is0ra'H 70 pls AsJlsts-
EKINGwooD, w. VA, February
Articles were signed up here to-day
tween number Of local business me
and the Kelley Institute people whei
by Kelley Institute will be establisht
here at once. Negotiations have been
pending for some time, but now II is an
assured fact, as the Hotel Gordon has
been leased and everything is 70 be ia
working order by March /. DR.. NJ. I.
Powell, OF Tunnelton, will be the ply
sician in charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03
DIAMOND TaIEF CAUGHT.
He Stole s15O,OOO worth of sparkIers
in 1891.

NEW YORK, February "a telegram
was received by the Pinkertons' de-
tective agency from Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, that Fritz Dhiem, notorious
diamond thief. had been captured.
They have been hunting for Dhiem
since November 1891, when he stole
$3.50, 600 worth of diamonds at the rail-
ROAD station in Dayton, Ohio, where
Dhiem entered car Of train and stole
a sstchel containing the gems from R.
NJ. Kranig, salesman for the Herman
Keck Manufacturing Company, OF Gin
cinnati
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03
WILL GO TO MEXICo.
Chairman Wilson Will Start Next Week.
Mr. Faulkner HOnored.

oDsClTt 7 IeIeVTuNI % IIt5 ll5VIs.s.
WASHINGTON, d. c., February 2.-It
now seems TO be settled that Senator
Faulkner will receive the unusual
honor OF being selected as chairman of
the Democratic Congressional Campaign
Committee.
Chairman Wilson, of the Ways and
Means Committee, will go to the City OF
Mexico on his coming vacation tour in
stead OF to Florida. He and the other
members of the party will start next
week, probably on Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03
McDannAld Pays Up.
al Telegram 70 ne r. giSter.

Spe-tCi lei-9fdNs 20 we A'y'eteF-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February p
The Mayor of Elk City has received q
check from the late City Treasurer W..
7. McDannald for the amount he has
owed the city for some time. The
whole matter is now settled, to the
qualification OF all parties concerned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03
BIZ Assoctntea Pre2s.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, February o
For some time the miners in the Mont
gOmery mines have been on strike,
and have been trying to induce the men
employed by Stevens Coal Company at
Acme 10 Quit work, but without avail.
Thursday Sheriff Siman, OF this city,
received a telegram from the Stevens
Coal Company, stating that the Mont
gomery miners were preparing TO
march TO Acme to drive out the work
ing miners and asked for the protec-
tion of life and property. A deputy
was sent. and to-day another telegram
was received stating that $50 men from
Montgomery had started up the creek
on foot for Acme, and asking help.
The sheriff, accompanied by seven
deputies, left this evening for
Acme, which is about thirty miles
up the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. The miners are about ten
miles from the railroad and IL is impos-
sble to ascertain the present aspect Of
affairs there. 1t is known, however,
that the Montgomery miners have been
endeavoring TO force the men at Acme
to quit work and that the operators
told them TO do as they pleased ia the
matter. The men decided TO continue
to work, whereupon the strikers deter
mined TO use force and $50 Of them left
Montgomery for Acme, armed with
Wnchesters, with the avowed intention
of forcing them out.
When last heard from at four p. m
to-day, this party was about half over
the ten mile stretch from the railroad
to the mines at Acme. Three hundred
men gathered at the mouth OF the creek
to wait for the train on the branch road
TO carry them to Acme, but when the
crew saw that the officers did not come
from Charleston as expected, they re-
fused to pull the train out, though the
crowd tried to force them to do so.
Later-Information from Acme just
received states that the miners there
are resisting the strikers. They are
about 300 In number and are all armed.
Both sides are determined aud serious
trouble Is certain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03
RoMLEEs LOSE AGAIN.
The South Side Team Captures Two
Games.

The Bowlers and South Side team
met at Mozart Park last night. and Sam
Hatrison's pets met Waterloo. They
are still slipping down the toboggsn
slide, aud may gather sufficient speed
to pass the Press Club-who knows2
Stranger things have happened, aBd the
Bowling league season mas been remark
able for surprises. Both teams played
poorly. The South Side cracks" will
have TO bowl better to come out at the
head Of the list when the season ends:
Following were the games 10 detail:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03
some Snow in the Mountains.

SpfefoL yeseoram 20 the RsGtsts-.
WESTON, w. VA' February 2.-Per-
sons coming in from Pickens, the ter
minus of the w. Va. 81 P. railroad,
report 26 inches of snow on the ground
there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03
A VICTORY FOX THE MEN.
The Pioneer Pottery at WeiSvills to
Resume at the Old scale.
r----..I r.,I.rrn.r, 10 fhs RloIrter

Spsctcg Tsis9rdm 20 pls Bt0sster.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O., FebruGy o.
The Pioneer Pottery Company, of
Wellsville, to-day announced that they
would resume in full next Monday at
the old scale. This is decisive victory
fol- the strikers. The pottery Is a six
kiln plant and employs $50 men.
About a dozen employees in the deco
rating department. at McNichols pot
terry went to work to-day; whether at
the old tr new scale could not be
learned. S.Yeral OF them will not re-
turn in the N rning.
At present four potteries be are
running, ineludibg Thomas & &
knob works. Two brins, Hsrke
CroxalPs, have not announce -
scale to the men, bnt are SD
await the outcome Of the p
Bile. A number Of packers
at Thompson & Knowles W.
new scale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03

New YORK. February The new
government bonds are offered for sale
by firm Of brokers OF this city at 1lSs
and accrued interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03

BRADFORD. PA, February 2.-During q
drunken quarrel this morning, l.. II. Brsl-
lis stabbed Teddy Burns in the neck, kill
ing him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03

THE wENHEE

Totals 81 Is il i.l65l Totals ...23 is 3 ~
scorers-J. L. Rkees asd 3 l.. McLain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03
New POSTMASTER st EAST Rishland.

n ia IfItuFuIFI =" " 4f0'IE''19
WASHINGTON, d. c., February l.
Vance Vancuran was so-day appointed
postmaster at East Richland, Belmont
county, o., vice Otto Rottmeyer, re-
lieVed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03

co7rNBrA. IND, February 2.-James
rroI6 has Skipped the country with $780,
200 of savings of farmers intrusted TO his
l.apniu0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03
,rhe Biz Bllliard BATCH.

CINCINNATI. OHIO, February 2.-The
feature of the second night of the
billiard tournament was the long run
made by Ives in the eighteenth in
ming Of 163 points the next TO
the largest run ever made
in balk line billiards with the
anchor nurse barred. Ives also holds
the record OF 203, the best under these
conditions. Ives showed the greater
skill, but Slosson scored mora fancy
shots and was in high favor with the
crowd. Score. Ives. 600; Slossen, 344.
Average, Ives, % At; Slosson, II 1-5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03
Mrs staunton III.
lAI1s -t'1 =
.7,Isornm 20 tht Rs7oEs-.

Speetal .7elsorCDs 20 M hs7fsss--
CHAkLEsToS. w. Va, February b
Mrs. e. w. Staupton, wife ~ siayor
Staunton of thi ity. is pusly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03

w..rss.er. D G, 3.srs.ry a-Esr We. ws.s
.tsudard 81 for cold and eou5 pr:
tough syY should be kept %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-03

The innumerFf testimonials IN th4 posses
lion ofits prop show tne good VPrk Sal
vation Oil IS dc = cts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
THAT CITY ELECTRIC Plant.

In his letter published In sunday
Times Mr.. Traylor makes plausible case
for the possibility of electricity being
producted cheaper than what the city
pays for II. We have no sort OF doubt
that this is true But the possibility OF
its being done and the city doing 1t are
two very different things. When any
thing is done by the city 1t is done
through politics, and as soon as business
falls under the control OF politics ii runs
into every kind OF extravaganza. We
have not doubt that II the city were to
embark in the business OF manufacturing
its own electricity it would cost her all.
and perhaps more. than what she is now
paying.
But the overwhelming and conclusive
argument against IT is the condition of
the science. IT is In its infancy, and by
the time the plant was completed 1t might
be wholly obsolete and useless. The Ser
Wan electrician. Tesla, IS now doing
things with electricity which amaze the
most scientific. He takes harmlessly into
his body enough electricity, as things
stood a year ago, to Kill the whole Japa-
nese and Chinese armies. What is to be
said Of that? Is it not demonstration
that we are only at the front door - the
science? But we will in no event con-
sent to the city owning a plant. 1t Is
and socialism, and nothing
Else
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
THE WALTON ELECTION Law.
its Provisions @ ,uss - Controver.v A,r,ro
the Members OF the Learned Profes.io.

AT the coming election. on Novemhsr
9th. the voters of this State will have
TO cast their votes either for or against
an amendment TO the Constitution con-
cerhihs certain Grim nal procedures For
TWO consecutive sessions the I,eglsla
ture las passed In favor Of such a
measure and the act relating 10 the
same was approved by the Governor on
February IL, 1884. Before il can 20 into
erect; however. IL will have 10 be sane
TONED by the majority Of the votes
cast at the next election. The followinr
Is the title of the law in question: -''e
An act To provide for the subnIs-
sion 10 the people of the proposed amend
ment TO the tenth clause OF article one
OF the Consultation OF Virginia. In YEA
ton to the mode Of trial in criminal
or capital prosecutions" IL prov,J~s
the Following In regard TO the proposed
amending OF the Constitut on:
be III enacted by the General Assemble
OF virginia, that IL shall be the dirty ~
the officers conducting the election diraet.
ed by law 10 be held on the firs, Tnss
DAY after the first Monday in Novem-
per. 1874, at the places appointed Tor
holding the same. TO open a no,i 20
take the sense OF the qualified voters n,
this Commonwealth upon the ratifca,,o,
or rejection Of the amendment IN tSa
Constitution OF Virginia contained IN the
JOINT resolution proposing an amenime,,
70 the said Constitution in relstIon 70
the mode OF trial In criminal or caI,,ai
prosecutions and directing a submission
OF said proposed amendment 10 tba
people Tor their approval and ratification
20 WIZ: Scrsks from Constitution Of Viz.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

"Then the grippe set in, and I was un-
able to do anything all winter. When
warm weather came | got some better,
but was unable TO walk the shortest dis
lance without being so tired l would
have to sit down.
II tried doctors and medicines, but
received no benefit from them. Then /
began TO use Or. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy, and before had taken
one bottle | felt better, and continued TO
steadily gain under the use OF this Won
derful medicine.
Il have been in better health this win
ter than for the last ten years. Have
not had an attack Of rheumatism since
and my stomach and digestion are all
right / do not take cold as / used to-
and have worked every day for the last
two months without the least trouble
and without that tired feeling / have had
so long.
II advise everyone TO use Or. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. Ii is
wonderful medicine IL cured me, and IL
will cure you, sufferer. There IS no other
remedy in the world that III compare
with IT,"
You who have suffered so long and
tried so many remedies. just try n bottle
Of DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy and you will get well. IL always
cures. Doctors recommend IL because IL
IS a great physicians discovery, and be-
cause II makes people well. DR.. Greene
is the most successful specialist in cur-
ing nervous and chronic diseases. His
Office Is at 81 west Fourteenth street
New York city. where he can be con-
suited free, personally or by letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
MISREPRESENTATION,
Oh, If I Gould Only Eat.
wHYARETHEsE QUESTIONS ASKED
BY 50 MANY PEOPLE


The stomach, liver and bowels cause
more trouble than any other part OF the
body. There are thousands OF persons
whose food don't do them the good II
should, They have bad taste in mouth,
coated tongue, constipation, gas IN
stomach, fulness or distress after meals,
bloating and belching OF wind. They OF
ten have headache. are weak and ner-
vous. have sallow compilations and can't
sleep. Frank Pierce, Esq, a weli-known
man of Gonstown, y. H., says:
Some ten years. ago was taken with
Inflammation OF the stomach. L was In
go much distress that the doctor gave me
morphine and used something he put In
my arm. After. the pain stopped my
little finger began to swell and pain me.
1t extended all over my hand, which was
terribly swollen.
II could not use It at all. and 1t con-
tinued so for weeks. My stomach and
bowels were in fearful condition. had
to take physic constantly. My hands and
feet swelled so i could not walk, and
could hardly feed myself. The doctor
pronounced IL rheumatism.
THAT followed me for years. and last
fail had a slight shock, which weakened
me very much.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
OLD AND YOUNG DEMOCRACY

That contest which occurred in Win
chester last week. OF which we gave an
account In Sundays issue. Is most grail
Tying. and Is entitled. We believe. 10
count as straw showing which way the
wind blows. The important thing about
II IL that the ring and machine politics
were beaten. May II be so all over the
State. as We believe II will be. We
believe the conscience and heart OF the
people Of Virginia are aroused as they
have not been for long time, and that
they intend to overthrow corruption In
all Its strongholds. We are 10 have
honest elections. and these will bring in
their train everything else that Is good.
Our dispatch stated that as the State
senator 70 be elected will have a vote
In the Legislature that elects Senator
paniefs successor. an issue was made
between Daniel and O'Ferran. IL adds
that the o'Ferrail men claim that the
issue was between the old soldier element
and the young Democracy. We don't
know which 10 supposed to represent the
old soldier element and which the young
Democracy. but ~ both Major Daniel
ana Colonel o'Ferrall pride themselves
npes their records - soldiers. We don't
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
Joseph w. Reinhart.

Mr. Joseph w. Reinhart. who with
drew recently from the management OF
the Atchison; Topeka and Santa Re
railroad under circumstances which
were utilized to make him the scape-
goat Tor all the sins OF the Atchison
management In long period of wears,
mas been so literally belabored bv The
press in some cities that IL must he a
blssful relief TO him 10 see the other
slde or the case plainly and emphati-
cauy stated in a circuar to stockhold-
eFs' ISSUED by the protective committee
me approaching annual meeting TO
elect directors. the committee takes
occasion TO say: THE friends of tho
present management have tried 10
create the impression that the with
drawai OF Mr.. Reinhart amounts TO a
chahSe OF management. The fact is
however, that he occupied virtually a
ayers certain directors have for wears
oeen IN financial control of this pron-
erty' Ihey have exercised the infn-
ehce winch has secured the proxies
nave selected and elected all its dire.
o VT ana nave appointed all its officers
ihey nave thus had the entire man
asehient ana control of the road. and
present condition" ''' us
coming from the committeeman who
are appointed on behalf of nrotesfinV
stockhoiders 10 reorganize the affairs
Oh ihe Atchison company. this is as
convincing an generation as couid he
uesreu, ana IL is TO be expected thar
tnJse VINO LOOK snap judgment on MIR
ing the ,amende honorable" Mir FEN
mart friends in Pittsburg have never
doupted that he was misiudred : Eii
'orial In Pittsburg Leader Of Sent gsd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

zee how either could be placed in the at
titude OF leading move against a ticket
that represented the old soldier. This
Is plainly piece OF clap trap and hum
buggery. There is no old soldier element
in Virginia that Is opposed to any Demo-
cracy. and there lis no young Democracy
In Virginia as contradistinguished from
the old Democracy. Democrats are not
divided into young and old Democrats.
All men. Of whatever age. who believe
In the equality of all men befor the laws.
and that the laws should bear equally
upon all and show favors to none are
Democrats. and there is no use talking
OF any division between them having its
foundation In age. Whenever We near
this sort OF talk. we begin to suspect
that there Is "nigger in the woodphe
somewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
s,n,. The tenth clause Of article one Of

| efnia the tenth clause or article one OF
the same. which is in these words
paragraph 10. That In all capital o.
criminal prosecutions man , , na.m M ~
| his accusation, to be confronted with the
| accusers and Witnesses, to call for ey-
| dence in his favor. and to a speedy
| trial by an impartial jury OF his vicin-
age without whose unanimous consent
| he cannot be found guilty, nor can ne
| he compelled TO Give evidence against
| himself: that no man can be deprived or
| his liberty, except by the law OF the
| land or the judgment OF his peers
And in lieu thereof insert the follow
| ing: =,
capital prosecutions man hath right
to demand the cause and nature OF ms
accusation, to be confronted with his
accusers and witnesses, TO call for evi.
dence in his favor and to a speedy trial
by an impartial jury OF his vicinage,
without whose unanimous consent ne
cannot be found guilty; but the General
Assembly may by law provide Tor the
trial otherwise than by a jury OF man
accused Of a criminal offensc not punish
able by death or confinement IN the
penitentary: nor can he be compelled
to give evidence against himself tha'
no man be deprived OF his liberty, eX-
cept by the law OF the land or the judy
ment Of his peers" A.
In regard TO the manner in which the
vote on the amendment to the Consttu-
ton Is TO be taken. the act provinces the
following: .
'"At such election each OF said voters
who shall approve said amendment shal
on the ballot which he uses TO Voie az
said election have written uIrS or PRIME pr the
Constitution and each of said voters
who shall be opposed To- said amend.
ment. shall, on the ballot when ne
uses TO vote at said election. nave WITT
ten or printed the words. Against the
amendment TO the Constitution.
This is thought by some lawyers 10
be in direct opposition 10 the provisions
tains the following in regard to the
manner in which the votes are 10 DC
cast: 49,.
The ballot shall be a white paper ticket,
containing the names Of the persons who
have complied with the provisions oi
this act as hereinafter provided, and the
title of the office printed or written as
hereinafter provided. None other shall
Both laws were passed during the last |
session of the Legislature. and the wal
ton law was approved by the Governor
on March 9Th. 1t Is claimed by some that |
the latter in no wise conflicts with the |
former act. and that the clause IepeaIihS
all acts or parts of acts in conflict with |
the same does not apply to the law |
the amendment to the Con |
stitution. Others think that the ballot |
issued under the Walton law would not
be invaidated by the written ADDITION |
for" or against the amendment 10 the
There are still others who take the
ground that the ballots would become IL
legal and void if any such declaration Is
either printed or written on the same.
rhe whole subject is at present In the
hands Of a committee Of lawyers. IL
has been submitted TO the Attoruey,Gen-
.ral, but the latter says that, while ne
has an opinion on the subject. he does
rot feel disposed to act as judge in the
natter at this tine.