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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
ALMOST BEATEN TO DEATH.
Coke Region ntriksrs Attack the Men
at the Hin farm Miae

Coke Region btriksrs Attack the Mon
at the Hin farm Mise
UNIoNTowN. PA. May "a battle
occurred At the Hill Farm works, north
Of here, at daylight, in which about
twenty-five shots were fred by deputies.
No one was Injured by bullets. but four
workmen were badly beaten by the
strikers, one Of them, Richard Harbur.
ger, II is thought being fatally injured.
About o'clock, as Harbufger and
three companions were going'to work,
they were met by q delegation OF forty
strikerS who notified them that an at
tempt TO 90 farther would be fatal.
Hamburger argued with the men, but
.hey would not give in. The Deputies
were not yet on guard 10 protect the
workmeu, so the strikers fell on thom
with clubs and beat them In q most
brutal manner. Hamburger was bsatsn
into insenslbs,ity, and would have been
killed had not the depRties arrived on
the scene.
They got their Wincbosters, but the
strikers would not give up, aud
the deputies opened fre on them nfrom
the yards. When the bullets began
whlstling by their heads, the strikers
left their victim and fed toward Dun
bar At least twenty-five shots we're
fired by the deputies. snd isvoral were
returned by the strikers. butthsy were
not well enough armed 10 stand their
ground.
Hamburger is In q critical condltioa.
and there Is little hope OF bis recovery.
He Is badly cut and bruised Sbou. ths
head and body, aud IS thought 10 be in-
jured internally.
The Others were badly cut and
bruised. but their injuries ara not Of a
serious nature.
THE ROAD WILL HOLD THE COAL
BALTIMORE, May Q. The coal strike
threatens TO interfere with the Indus
tries In this section. II the mines are
not worked for a considerable time tho
injury 10 bnslaeS may be great. as the
supply OF coal 10 Baltimore Is said 70
be limited. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company has put an smbargo
on all the coal on rs trains between
Baltimore and Cumberland, refusing 70
deliver any coal to ooDsignees. Tbs
road will take the coal TO hold for Us
own use in emergency ~ It's supply
should run 80 short as 10 threaten 3
stoppage Of trains.
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WHEELING w. VA. THURSDAY MORNING. MAY TO- 1894
wed with a recital of the depressed

lowed with a recital of the depressed
condition of labor.
Messrs. Coxey, Browne and their
friends then withdrew TO let the com
mittee consider the resolutions. with
Coxey and Browne were group OF
Populist and Farmers Alliance leaders.
Including Marion Butler, President OF
the National Farmers Alliance; Chair-
man Taubeneck and Secretary Turner,
of the Peoples Party Executive Com
mittee; Dunning, editor OF the Popuilst
organ, and Representatives Pence
Boen and Bell.
The committee, by vote or 10 :,
decided to report resolution for JOINT
investigation by special committee OF
the Senate aud House OF the Coxey
movement and the depressed condition
Of labor in general.
MUsT MOVE IN FoRrY-EIGHT HOURS.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The District
Commissioners have decided that Co1ey
is maintaining a nuisance by keeping
his men in their present camp and nave
given him forty-elght hours TO aoate
the nuisance.
Their action was taken on the advice
OF 5. T. Thomas, attorney for the Dis
trict. Coxey expressed surprise at the
orders and said that he mad just en-
gagged q landscape gardener to marx
out bitches for sewers in the places.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
TIE KILLING OF BURNETT
Recalls the Manner OF His Brothers
Death at the hands of the smiths.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nav "a tele-
gram from MONTGOMERY. w. Va, tells
OF the probably fatal shooting OF Sheriff
Bud Burnett, OF Campbell county,
Tenn, at that place last night One
year ago Sheriff John Burnett OF
Campbell county, was killed on Knox
vile and Ohio passenger train near this
city while trying TO arrest an escaped
prisoner named Jones, who had been
rescued from him on the previous day
by the Smith brothers. In the riot that
followed on the train besides Sheriff
Burnett, one OF the Smiths was killed
and half dozen others were Injured.
The affair took place on Saturday and
next day one OF the Smiths. who had
been placed in jail at Jacksboro, was
lynched. The other one, jim Smith,
however, escaped. He was located 3
few days ago in West Virginia by Sher-
If Bud Burnett, OF Campbell county,
who was appointed TO fill out the unfin-
ished time of his brother, and mad gone
TO West Virginia to make the araest
when he was shot as stated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

PITrsBURG. PA, May o.-President
John Mcbride aud ry-Treasurer
Patrick McBryde, OF the United Nine
Workers Association, have assured the
operators OF this district tha, II uni
form rate is established at the Cleye-
land convention, 1t will bs maintained
and enforced by the miners throughout
the district. In otks- words, the scale
price shall be the lowest In the district.
II any mine in the districts at any tins
found TO bs working AZ less than the
scale price. the officials agree TO see
that 1t is closed or the scale price 10
brought down 10 the price paid In that
particular mine.
This Is one OF the most important
points In the settlement OF the strike,
and heretofore has always been a qaes-
tion Of dispute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
AKANSAS LYNCEING.
Father and son Taken in Hand by Mob

SHARON SPRINGS, KANSAS, May Q. 80
A mob lynched William Mckinley and
his son Lewis, for the murder OF Charles
Carey, committed one week ago.
About week ago Charles Carley,
son-iu-law OF William Nc
Kinley, wss murdered. Investigation
revealed that Fred, l7-year-oid son Of
Mckinley, ST., committed the crime.
The boy, when arrested, made confes-
sion, stating that be had been Induced
TO kill his brother-in-law by his father
aud his older brother Lewis. The mur-
dered man bad only few weeks
before married Mckinley'S daugn'
ter. 1t had been stipulated before
the marriage that the groom was 20 pay
tho brides father 500 for the privilege
Of marrying her. The groom refused 10
pay this money after he was safely mar
red, and thus incurred the enmity Of
his wife's father and brothers. The
boy surprised Canley while asleep, cut
ting him horribly with garden noe.
He was found dead and horribly mutt
lated. A mob OF several hundred men
took the father ana son 70 bridge and
lynched them.
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yym Ask Rreck 20 Withdraw.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 9.-That the
women who have been outspOken
against Breckinridge will now use other
methods The husband % one Of them
says that petition signed oy the wo-
men OF the Seventh district will soon
be sent 20 Colonel Breckenridge in
Washington asking him TO withdraw
from the contest for the nomination.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Representa-
tive ". G.. Z. BrscSiuridge returned to
this eitv from Lexington, Ky, to-day
aud speaks with his accustomed con-
fdence concerning the probabilities OF
his RECONCILIATION and reelection.
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TWO rEARs IN 1HE PENITENTIARY.
Rudolph Zeigler Found Guilty of Voiuo-
tary Granddaughter.

tary Manslaug later.
SPECIAL Ts'egrda TO ths ReJistsy.
BERKELEY SPmNGS, ". VA, May o
Al $3.50 this mOrRing the jury Ia the
case Of State vs. Rudolph Zeigler, for
the murder of John SauiterS, on te0ru-
sry l3 last, near Cherry Run, after be-
ing out nineteen hours, returned YER
dict OF voluntary manslaughter, the pen
atty for which is from one 10 i've years
imprisonment
The jury was poled aud Judge Lucas
FOR defense moved for new trial, which
after argument was denied by Judge
Faulkner. who plimsnted the jury
on having reached a verdict so exactly
in accordance with the law and evil
dence. Counsel for defense gave notice
shat they would apply TO the Supreme
Court for writ of error.
After feeling references 10 his family
aud expression of deepest sympathy for
him the Judge spoke OF the able de-
feuSe aud impartial trial. He did not
think ne was warranted ia indicting
the full extent OF the Jaw, but would
sentence MIN 10 two years in the peni-
tentisry.
10 thirty minutes after sentence was
pronounced a petition was in circula-
ton asking for MS pardon. Public
opinion is about equally divided as TO
his guilt, but nearly I'll favor his par
dom
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GENERAL KELLEY MAKES A START.
&c Floats his Army out OF Desmoines OF
Kafts-Giad 20 Get away.

Kafts-Giad 90 Get away.
DFsNOINEs, Iowa, May 9.-The Ksl-
ley army-feet got under way to-day and
at noon bid good bye TO Desmoines from
the packing house, two miles south Of
the city, the boats hating altogether
during the goodbye cheers. Most OF
the boats in the fleet were rigged with
oars or sailing gear and sails were i'm
provsed from army blankets. COmmO-
dore Kelley expected TO reach Runuells,
twenty miles away, tonight The men
were 10 good spirits and seemed glad TO
begin their cruise. Because Of the
numerous sandhars the men were fire.
ouently compelled 10 wade and push the
boats. The men have ample provisions
for several days and thu towns along
the route are preparing TO contribute
IioeraIy. Professor" King led the
ictiIa on his aquatic bicycle. The
start was witnessed by large crowd.
Eeuy's boats were soOu strung along
the river for FIVE miles, and made slow
progress. One boat with ten army men
and 3 number OF Des Moines women and
children capSized, aud all narrowly es-
capped drowning Fully two thousand
people struggled along the bank watch
ing the iotIi.a.
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PRESIDENT And PARTY
NObly Defended in the House BY Con-
gresham Penileton
AGAINST SLANDEROUS ATTACKS
By Notorious Republican Mud
Throwers - DOlliver, Of Iowa,
and Meikeljohn, Of Nebraska,
Called Down and the Folly OF
Their Outrageous Assertions
Plainly Displayed.
,r..tnr z.l,aran 70 T.. Reg....-.

SDscf1l 7tl>orGm 10 tss Res.'''-.
WAsmyGroN, d. c., May Con
gresham Pendleton caused enthusiasm
on the Democratic side of the House
this afternoon by a spirited defense OF
the President and the party from SIAN
derous attacks made by two invetsrate
Republican mud singers, Meikeljonn,
Of Nebraska, and Doliver, of Iowa The
former repeating, parrot'llke,
the stale SANDERS Of the
Republican press charged that the Pres
dent had been bribed By Andrew Car
negie's famous letter into reducing the
damages assessed against the Carnegie
Steel Company on account Of the armor
plate frauds, while Dolliyer attacked
the Democratic party for its alleged
hostility TO liberal expenditures Of
money for the navy.
Replying to Meikeljohn, Mr.. Pendle-
ton, in vigorous language denounced
the SANDER on the Presideat rs one TO
which no respectable Republican gave
credence or countenance. The
Presidents reputation for fearless
and uncompromising honesty had
never Yet had shadow OF
suspicion cast on il and to argue that
he would allow himself 10 be Influenced
in the discharge Of his public duties by
anything such a monopoiist aud oene-
iciary OF protection as Andrew Car
negie might SSy in commentator OF a
Democratic tariff reform measure, was
so absurd as to be
LITTLE SHORT OF NGBECuTTY.
As TO Delivers charge that the Dem
ocratic party was hostile to the navy,
Mr.. Pendleton cited the facts OF our
history TO show that the magnificent
heet OF war vessels which we possessed
at the close Of the war mad been allowed
TO rot and disappear oy the Repuon-
cans, although between LinColn'S ad-
ministration aud Artnur's over
$500. 600, 600 was squandered in so
called repairs TO naval vessels. He
then went on TO show that the fouDds-
ton Of our new navy was made during
Cieveland's first administration oy Sec
retary Whitney, and claimed for the
party the credit that our flag was again
ahoat on the oceans OF the world over
warshivS worthy 10 bear it.
At the conclusion OF Mr. Pendleton's
speech he was warmly congrstu ated by
number of MS colleagues ou the floor.
Nothing elseof importance transpired
during the session, the entire time be-
ing given over 20 the Naval Appropria-
tion bill, which was still under discus
sion when the House adjourned al 4:5O.
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FOR sEvENrY-EIvE CENTS.
A Negro Murderer Found Guilty aud Sen
fenced 10 HAnE.

Spe-I8. IA ICrlW y " htG-'' -
WELCB, ". Va, May John Nc
Farland. cOlored, was to-day found gull
ty OF murder 10 the first degree, with
out any recommendation 10 mercy. He
will hang July %, unless pardOned or
sentence is commuted. His crime was
the killing Of George Andrews, colored,
10 a dispute Involving the sum OF sew
enty-fye cents, with no mitigating cir
cums,anceS. A petition for mis- pardon
or commutation Of sentence is being cir
culated, some of the jury signing. The
murder took place last August al the
Mcdowell Coax Works, this county. 81
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THE MILITIA CALLED our.
Trouble Between strikers and Italian
workmen at Akron, Ohio.


workmen at Akron, Ohio.
AKRON, o., May e.-The striking
street lsborers assent bled to-day and
marched TO Exchange street, where the
foreigners who took their places were
working on street improve ements, and
attempted to drive them away. The
foreigners, most OF whom are Italians,
refused to leave. All the available po-
lice were hurried TO the scene OF trouble
in patrol wagons. Battery L, OF the
light artillery, o. n. G., aud Company
B. of the Eighth Infantry, were called
out by the mayor.
This prom pt action by the mayor re-
suited in preventing the threatened
conflict and the dispensing OF the striK-
ers. The militia aud large number Of
extra police ara still on duty and will be
held in readiness for any outbreak
which may come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

The West virginis Coal Erobsngs Does
sot sasetion the Cleveland Convention
spsotaI T,i>gr1sa 10 tas R>gtstsr.
CHARLESTON. w. VA, May S.-Ths
State Coal Exchange met 10 annual
session here to-day. Among the coal
men present are Il. w. Moore, Mont
gom,ry: w. Il. stevens, Peerless; J. 9.
Morrison and 4. l.. EnbIstoa. Bel.
mont: Il. T. Krsigsr, Peel; A. VI. wool
dredge, Back Band; II. u. Wright,
Q1innimoat; J. ID. Harris. Monarch; A.
q. Duncan, Cedar Grove; T. r. Stevens.
Acme: l.. Gsrrison. COAlburz. J. A.
Arusirong, Psiht Pleasant, and many
others. The EKchasge adopted this
resolution without a dissenting voice:
WHZEEAs, Az effort Is being made 70
hold a convention OF operators aud
miners ln the city Of Cleveland, OHIO,
on the 18Th day Of May. 1924,
Rez0Ired, That Is ls the sense of The
West virginia Coal EKcbasge thsi 20
operator from this State should attend
such convention.
REFUSED 10 STRIKE.
HrxrIxs1os, W. VA. Nay o.-Tas
miners along the Norfolk ssd Western
railroad for about 100 miles have esen
given an advances 10 prices sad refuse
20 strike.
TIE ApJUILNT eyrEsAL OF TIE
GEoUSD-
sTAuSroS, Ills, Nay 9.-F1ily l,zOo
striking coal miners from near oJ as.
tricts zaihersd here to-daJ With mors
on the road, with the lntsDtion 20 pat
stop 20 WORK in the shafts Sor- snd
of toe Consolidated Coal COMPANY.
Last nisht, sprrshsnsing the trouble.
the Sheriff tslsgraphsd the Governor
askinz military aid. aad today AdJ1-
tart Genera Hugh Bsyls was os TIE
ground loosinz over the situAtios 10 be-
hal, Of the Governor, wao will sot maks
use Of the troops unless absoIstsIJ nse-
/ essarJ.
NEw CAsrLE. PA, Nay o.-Thonp-
son Run coal miners who were granted
Az sdvance st The beginnIng Of ths
| strike ard wko have since been guard
Cd by armed dsposIes while ~ work.
jolsed shs strike tafoBsh s5npAtay
today.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement of
Individuals

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
IndividualL
sx,eisi 7Sl.0rdm 10 ne Rsglgse-
New YORK, May 9.-M. Gutman Is In
New York buying goods for NJ. Gut
man & Co., OF Wheeling, and is stop
ping at the St. Denis Hotel. T.. B.
Potts is In New York buying goods for
L. B. Potts 81 Co., OF Wheeling, and is
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Wheeling-J. l. Dickey and wife, 81.
Denis Hotel; A. &. Roob, Metropolitan
Hotel.
J. f. Emig, OF Twonty- fourth street.
is East.
h. II. Mercer, OF Huntington. is a,
the Behler.
Miss Lizzie Hahne, Of Forty-thlrd
street is Ill.
Part OF the "a Trip to Chinatown" is
registered at the Stamm.
Miss Laura Rogers, OF Elkton, Md,
is the guest Of relatives on South Chap
line street.
Miss Mary Sauvegeot, OF South Chap
line street, is visiting friends 10 Wash
ington, Pa.
William Jones, Que OF the bsst known
among South Siders, has gone for 3
visit 10 the west.
ST. CHARLES: r. T.. Heflin, CRATIC o
John Spriggs, Psrkersourg, and Jon o
Crawford, Cameron.
DR.. Dickey and wife will arrive from
Rome on the Il. q O. Pittsburgh train
at 11:40 q. m. to-day.
William Byrne, William Nay and
John Nary, we'll known Southsiders,
are visiting in Sistersville.
James A. McFsrland, formerly Of this
city, now OF Welsville, is in this locali-
" again attending the tournament In
| Belaire.
Daniel Lee and Fritz KsID, both well
known young men OF the South Side,
are home from fishing trip. They
didn't even get bite.
WIypsoE:-P. G.. Russell, John C
Neals, Peter SilmEn, and j. j. ASHLEY,
Charlestou; Miss Birdie Wiley, New
Msrtinsyille; A. G. Hall, Charleston; j..
NJ. Allen, Grafton; John Mcmahon. Sis
tersville, aud John e. Gibson aud wife,
Huntington.
M. j. Hayden and Charles Troutnan,
both prominent T. & o. engineers Of
Finleyville, Pa, were In the city yes
terday on their way 10 the great con-
ventiou OF the Il. Of l.. Z. which con-
yened at ST. Paul yesterday morsing.
While here they called on many friends
In the city.
BEHLER: Geo. Snyder. Freemsns-
burg: w. L. O'BHen. BuckhannOo; T..
J. McAwsy and Miss Rose Fleming,
Grafton; NJ. A. Brost, New Martinsyilie;
>. 5. Smyih and wife. Slstersvllle; w.
p. Boyle, New Cumberland; T. Suset-
and, sisisrsyilIe, and w. II. Storey.
Moupdsville.
SrAMM-Fiorer T. Cosn. Manning
TOE; WIZ A. Stricklsr. Elenboro; N. l..
Hounick, Bantz WoodeIl. Addison; r.
T. Prickstt, Rivsrville; J, II. Plattea-
burg, New Cumberland; Miss Laura Jo-
ssph, Morgantoun; c. p. Moore, ). g.
Moore, Proctor; o. II. Rohrkasts, Cen
tral City; F. Svetlsnd, sister'vills; j..
". Shannon, Msnnington; o. o. Wells.
Fzirylex. and I. Il. Clark, Weston.
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Onite Hssvr Storm.

SrGLLwArFE, MINI, May 9.-The
heaviest storm Of rain and hail ever
known in this vicinity prevailed
tbis evening for over al hour. The
town was flooded, entai!iug great dam
age. Sidewalks and street-pavings
were torn up and cellars filed with
water and debris. Several buildings
were undermined. Total damage not
less tban $4,000.
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To D.dIc.t. the monument

WASHINGTON, May .. - Presideu,
Cleveland and party will leave Wash
iugtOa tomorrow morning at S:45 on a
special train fer Fredericksburg, Va,
% attend thecersnonies connected with
the dedication Of the Mary Washington
monument
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
Greenbrier Presbytery.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 9.-The
annual session OF the Greenorier Pres
bytery began in Elk City tonight.
About forty ministers aud delegates
were present. Rev. c. IL. Dobbs was
elected Moderator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
IT IS A VITAL POINT,
And Its Settlement Will Do Much To.
ward Ending the Strike.
UNIFORMITY TO BE MAINTAINED

By the United Mine Workers IL
the Various Districts = Presi.
dent Mcbride and Secretary
McBryde Promise Pittsburg Op-
orators to Keep All Concerns
Up to the Scale, or Out the
Scale to the Lowest Rate-West
Virginia Goal Exchange Re
solves Against Attending the
Cleveland Convention - Non
Union Men Beaten by Strikers.
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For Over Fifty fszrs.

Az OLD AND WELL-TBIED RENEDr.-
Mrs WiEslou's Soothing Syrup mas
been used for over hity years oy Mill
ions OF mother. for their chiidrsn while
testhing. With perfect success. IL
sooths tae child. sofisas the guns, Al
lays all pain, cures wisd collie, and IL
the best remedy for diarrn1L Is Pleas
ant TO the taste. Sold By druggists Ia
sYery part OF ths world. twenty-five
cents . bottle. It's value is incaieGiaois.
BE sure and ask for Mrs Winsiow's
Soothing syrup. aud take no other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
Yrs Lease ouite IN.

KANSAS CITY, KANSAS, May o.-Mrs.
Mary Z. Lease is i.i at the home OF a
friend here suffering from nervous
prOstratioc. Sue IS 10 terror over let
ter from q Minnesota crank telling Of
bis divine mission 90 sin her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

NEW YORK. May 9.-This evening
Richard Croker de6nitely announced at
a meeting in the Fourteenth street wig
.,yam MS retirement from the leadership
of Tammany. wbich he has held since
Johp Eelly's death-
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WIN Nnt Rstrrn 70 colonna.

NEw YORK. May 9.-PrincesS Colon
ns wi. shortly sa.I for Eaglsad 70 join
her mother, Mrs John w. Mackay, for
the season 10 London, but there will be
20 return 20 q C0lOnna roof.
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NEWSLETS
IutsrestiaS Piece. Of TelegrAphic News
ia small space

ST. ANNs DE IA PAsADS. QCE., May O.
Two other houses hsve fallen into the river
this morning Two hundred men are a.
work trying 20 save the b.E Csusdian Pa
cihc railroad bridge, which i Is Tot ex-
pected viii De able 70 Withstand the
water.
CARACAS. NENEZCELA. May 9.-Al
eartnq Uake on the @Sth Of April destroyed
tie cities OF EEido and Merida, an0 sew
eral VILLAGES. TIE loss o. life Is large.
PTrrsBC H. PA. MAY 1.-Two men were
seriously injured in a riot AZ HYDE Park
between non union mill men OF apollo and
union men Of Hyde Park.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

WHY destroy present happiness By 3
distant misery. wnich may never come
at all, or you may never live to see il.
for every substantial grief has twenty
shadows, aad most OF them shadows Of
your own making Sydney Smith.
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THERE are times when men have 70
he treated like children. when ttEy are
very III. for instance. or wnen thfy are
in imminent danger which md. De
2verred frst and explained zlterl rds-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

THE onion has 8 virtue 10 which
tho usands NJ people will swear. This
is its ability 20 ward OF attacks OF ma
Isria in any form. aud to cure cases as
rapidly IS the strongest doses OF qui-
nias.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

wasErssTox. D. c. Nay $50, Wersrn
sozrh Binds-
For oEio. Increasing cloa6iness, east wiscs.
F,r West Virginia. generally fair; soasae4sf
Winds.
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t,xsu wish TO have the best local and
telex~Sphlc paper ~ the city lsis - yoeT
'..- -se,lfsrlv every mOrnins, EaosertSs
-t.. u.Iiv and saadsv edteioAa - the
r,-,9.rsr. 1S esnfs per week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10

" yos wish % nave rhs esst local and
tsfsxraphir paper In Shs city isit ~ yosr
or the DasIy SD 8u.6ry soitasas of Ne
Esfs..sr. is essss Ps( ussk.
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FOREIGN RELATIONS
The PrOpriety Of the United States
Avoiding Entangling Alliances.
SECRETARY OF STATE GRESHAM

Calls Attention to the Unfortunate
Results OF Mixing in the Affairs
of SamOa-The Entire Core
2 spOndence Of the Samoan
Transaction Submitted to the
Ssnate-It Makes 1O,OOO Pages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-10
MILLS IS A DEMOCRAT,
One of the Kind Who Believe in Real
Tariff Reform and No
TEMPORIZING WITH THE ENEMY

OF the Peoples Interests-He Says
the Bill Now Before the Senate,
With the Amendments Pro
posed, Should Bear the name OF
Brice or German, Having Lost
the Features Which Marked the
Wilson Billie Is Willing to
Accept Any Measure Which
Reduces Mckinley Taxation.