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minIsfrstIoa LEI these crginai inssr1c-
tons stand and permitted the demand 20
60 on While IL vas under pledge 20 con-
Eress 70 keep ice hands Of. Oar govern
meat has been msde an object Of ridicuie
snd contempt, and che administration has
treated congress and the American people
With bad sasth-
II IL net TOO much to ssy that the action
Of Cleveland and Gresham has made the
administration an object of r:dicuis and
mocksry 70 che civilized world There -
nothing bat ex yarte testimony Of disrep-
utsble and discredstea sort 70 support the
assertion that Minister Stevens abused his
diplomatic position TO deshrone the queen.
On the contrary all the evidence taken
By the senate committee Of investigation
tends TO prove that BloGnt's assertion 20
that effect vas entirely false and I'M
founded Bat granting FOR the sake Of the
argument that Stevens did exceed his
powers and instructions. Cleveland admits
that In an equsliy repsehens.bie man.
ner he plotted TO prccsed against
the provisional government, which.
when he took Office, was the only
government in Hawaii recognized by other
governments and greeted By the United
States on the most friendly terms In
other words President Cleveland assumes
on his own er pavts Judgment and testi-
mony that ex-Minister Stevens did wrong.
and then proceeds to repest that wrong,
~ IL two wrongs made right, by making
the American legation At Honolulu the
headquarters Of . conspiracy against the
very government. TO which Minister Willis
was accredited.
There Is no possible defense for Presi-
dent Cleveland: his policy of infamy" in
Hawaii is too big . load for the Demo-
cratic party to carry and they will not at
tempt to shoulder il. bat viii gladly leave
il TO die Of inanition. Mr.. Cleveiand's
conduct In ali this matter Ii the weakest
act of his official life; he either knew bet
ter or he did not: II he knew better he
played the part Of dangerous usurper,
and Il he did not know any better he is not
intelligent enough to be &c for the great
Office Of president Of the United States.
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The other day Salt Lake City went Re-
publican. The Mormons are as . sect
Democrats. but in the general reaction
against Democracy even Utah sympa-
thizes- This vote in Salt Lake City fol-
lowing that of last November raises rea-
sonable doubt whether Utah II made a
state would be sure Democratic state.
All that Rocky Mountain region is
mineral, and mines are not developed or
maintained adyantageousiy under free
trade
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NORTHWEST NEWS.

The fossil element at Spokane Is trying
to have ''Falls" added to the name of the
city.
Senator Van Houten, Of Spokane, says
IF there Is an extra session King county
will name the senator, and do not think
Spokane's favorites will be considered. Ii
looks very much now a. if the Spokane
men who were working hard for an extra
against il SOON" That is to say, Spokane
doesn't want an extra session unless it can
elect the senator.
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NOTICE To rnE rusLIc.

fbs rubsse ~ hsrss,y wssnsd not to pay
shy money 10 psrtie representing 70 Be
sssnss OF the essssis FosT-IsrrtfsaRscrs.
except the following. Who are Che oniy
snshor:ssd travelling agents Of the Posr-
ixrrrIserscxs viz: J. A. Mcclellan, +.
A. Davies, and ). I. Hawley. 7his dossnot
spyfy 70 resident agents Of this paper who
are located IN vsrscus cities and towns Of
the yorthsest. nor to postmastsrs. who
sse IN ali cases authorized to take subscrip-
items for the Dsliy. Sunday and Weekly
Posr-TsrrrGrsrscxn
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Fer rasss srd farthsr pAxttcalsrs apoiy 70
l. ". AcSISSis. General Assns
Front ~, fiat of Cherry.
oEo ". I. BROWN. q. r. A. yancovsr h C.
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peop.e Of any sort insanity is rare. While
it . most connoa in the most highly
civilized countries in the world. IL Is
noteworthy medical fact that compare
lively fes insane persons recover under
treatment in The asylums tor the insane.
The List Of chronic. incuraole insane IL
rapidly increasing every year.
The number OF insane under care In
Minnesota At the end of the osscid year.
November ]. 1896. for seven years tfssT-
1851 IL reported ~ follows:
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Thus while the whole population have
increased bat about 2sper cent. the insane
Of one Of our newer states have increased
about - per cent. or almost twice a. much,
in seven years.
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oklahoma Is . Territory.

SEATTLE. Jan. Is, 1893.
To THE EpIroR: To settle discussion
will you kindly answer the following ques-
ton: Is Oklahoma state? Ifso, when
admitted as one of the United States7
SUBSCRIBER
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WANT A SITUATION 2

Use the Want Columns OF the POST.
iNTELLiGENCKR Doshle the eir-
euiafion OF any Paper In the SGasA
Best rssalts
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WAN1ED-I HAVE SEVERAL CASH CUSTOM
Tot 5000, s., CO., $500 and $4,000 houses.
IL you have such property you are willing to sell
low, list with me 1T once. W. 5. MlNNlN, 1427
ST. 1t
wANTED-TO RENT A HOUSE OF ABOUT NINE
rooms: must be 9th and SITS. q. Address
JAS. L. TOLMAN, 49, st. NV, Tolman Steam
Laundry. 1t
WANTED-TO PUkCiIASE FROM OWNER,
house for Investment. to cost from $4,000 to
5000; can pay 5000 more cash. Address
=. r. e., Star office. dS3t'
wANTED-AT ONCE-NiCE HOME OF OR 0
rooms; modern; cable cars; in Mt. Pleasant
or Columbia Heights; max. cost, $500.
DIST J. Il. WIMER, Real Estate, COS 18th st.
wANTED-FROM OWNER. FOR CUSTOMER. ONE
small houses that rented to
pay not less than per cent net; to cost about
$500; / have the cash in hand property to be
situated northwest. GEO. w. LINkINS, so
10Th ST NV dist
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s. 50. ! a i q; IT, i. io;;:: j: 3
1114 NJ ct NV, i2r. %. IS
Ola 18th Ut NV, Or. Is
ZOOS 10th st NV, Or. .W
9l5 N Y ave NV, l0r.30. 60
1923 o Ut NV, Or. . $3.50
942 N Y ave NV, 12r. so
1905 r / ave NV. Tor 80
1904 s ct NV. Or. 40
500 18th NV (fiat). 80
92l 0 ct NV. Tor. 80
ele 18th NV. 1Ir. so
las 18th Ut NV. Tor AS
1242 11th st pws Dr.. As
l244 1lth NV. Tor. AZ
LOS NJ 1t NV, 6r. AS
SS 7 NV. 8r. .4S
lIis 10th st NV. Tor. As
I0 Q at NV. Tor. AS
l33 18th st NV, sr. $3.50
24O6 14th st NV, Or. 40
l409 Chaplin NV, Or. .35
14l1 Chaplin st NV Or. .35
14O6 9th NV, Tor. 1850
14lS 33d st NV, Tor. 40
240S 18th ct NV, Or. 40
6O2 II st NV, Or. 40
14i1 Stoughton, Or. .4l.61
1924 9th NV. Or. .S5.25
1884 Goth NV. Or. :. .35
1875 18th st. Sr. 49,. IS
1872 Corcoran st. Tor IS
2906 Q st NV. ~. .33. 80
81 g st sw, Or. 81. so
1905 9th NV, Sr. 80
1881 @ st NV, sr. :. 80
sl7 18th ct NV, 7r.25.50
100 18th NV, sr. Is. so
l34s wsllach ST NV, 6r.2 Is
1923 10Th st NV, Or. .25
llO6 l4th st NV, Or. Is
1924 10Th st NV, Or. rs
1903 Columbia, Sr. Is
3 b & Q fats, 30th
and NJ, Or. Is
1407 Columbia NV. err
10 18th st NV. fat, ar. 3
"a O Ut NV. Tor. -. %
10l4 4th st NV, Sr. %. so
1905 z NV tflau, 3r. 20
422 5th st ne, 7r. 1850
ll25 9th Ut ne. Or. Is
226 LIST ut sw. Or. ...l4
22s LIST ct sw, Or. ....l4
1927 Both Ut NV. 6r. IA
2l2 LIST st sw, Or. III
1917 l4th NV, rr 5r. 1880
1919 l4th NV. 5r. 1880
635 Pomeroy st. 4r.1O.30
635 Pomeroy NV, Or. 1920
ITO and l112 G ct NV,
entire building.
Chevy Chase, Cottage
No. 10, Ar. 10
In rear of 1928 Conn
av,several fats, ca as
1912 n ct NV. 3r. ..6
sHED.
18th mr. o nv. llr. $50
! st near 10th nw.1ir.15O
201S Hillyer pl, lOr. $50
DaSQ Lac af lCr lS0
Q NV nr Fla av, 13r. $50
NJ mr. Thomas Cir, 12r. $50
21st and o NV, Tor. .135
n mr. 18th NV, Tor. 1873 80
2lst mr. X NV. lsr. 100
X mr. 10th NV. 11r. lbs
DeSales st NV. Tor. lbs
20l9 . st NV, 10r....125
Q mr. 14th NV. 13r. .l25
Jefferson place, lar. .125
122s 18th NV. 1877. lbs
II ut mr. Conn av,l0r.125
122S 18th st NV, l3r. l25
b and I'd ne. 12r. 100
18th mr. NJ. Or. 90. 1913
N Cap mr. B. Or. 1888
1913 20tn ct NV, Tor. 80
s mr. 18th NV. Sr. Us
1906 18th st NV, Or. Us
2lst mr. ii nif. 12r....70
B & Q 6ats 7r. IS
Riggs mr. 18th ST. Or. .65
oath and L NV. 7r. so
NV mr. Mass ave. Pr
Mass av nr 18th. l5r-
tial list Of the properties
Bulletin. containing full
and can be hid upon ap-
]. FISHER & CO.,
1924 II st. NV.
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FOR RENT
1914 X, 17r, mi. =. .$S5 $40 B ne, ST. mi. rs. 50
91S 18th. fur, Tor. rs $50 10th. Sr. mi. Is 80
:43 Del ave- 12r. mi IS so 2l35 Pa ave. Or mi IS 80
11OS Pa NV. st&cel. IS 1908 Pa store. -
2623 O. 11r, fur, mi. .65 2701 X, Or and store. 2n
$40 10TH Office rms IS ll41 24th 6r, bath. p so
asa d. Or. st q Gel. .G5 2604t L6r eel mi. ~. so
1146 Conn e.st&cel IS l2lg S0th, Or. mi. ~ 80
3oi5 y, lar, mi. 80 AIS 18th. 7r, mi. .20.50
BOG I'D, lOr mi. $3.50 1918 ?1st, 6r W. .20.J0
2325 Pa Tor mi $3.50 6I7 7th se, ST. mi. Is SO
IL 4th ne, l3r, mi. As 65 l225 Both, Or. Is 80
14I3 10TH 12r, mi. $3.50 211s Pa ave, sr&ba. rs
2325 Pa ave, Tor. mi. As 50 20 Cev av 6r. mi SO
1905 y, fur. 7r.mi. 45. 40 23lOla l. ST. VIII 30
2323 Pa 10r, mi. 1880 l116 sd. Or. IT 80
l141 Il, Sr. mi. 80 955 26th Or, mi. 10 80
20lS NJ. Tor, mi. ID. 80 $40 2lst Or wa 10 80
1905 y. ar. mi. 30 10 2+OS h, Or. ", g. ~
1901 3D. Tor, MI. $3.50 l723-5 Il Or. w.. 1850
2l23 +, Tor. mi. 80 80 l222 262S 18th. 6r. rs
COG 21st, Or, mi. so zoos ave. 7r. 10
1924 Pa ave. Or, mi 10 30 i05 22d. Or wa. .14.50
POL l. 1r. mi. 80. 30 l002+S C.aoe Ct. Or VIA
PAT L, 7r, mi 80. so Z309-l1 Va ave. ". 1873
NE cor ID and Ia sos 24th Or. W, ga. 30
NV, Or. mi 1880 2450 +. Or. Gel. ......l:
2532 +, 6r&sto, mi 80 9l2 20th Ar IL
PAT ii, 7r, mi. IS so 2&3 Alex ct. 5r. W. 10. SO
1905 PA ave. fiat. 4r8D. rs Stable re 2l09 @ 80
EFFORTS III, 7r. mi % so 4S2 Ia ave. ONCE
3063 NJ, storeScel. .25. so rooms. IS, IS, $40
For full list apply to
WESCOrT 4 WILCOX. 1907 Pa ave-
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FOR lighthouses.
n RENT--UNFURNIsHED-

ron nENT-uHE
,Sin ~ y ,oS s., c ~ .sssn,
io1S = y, n a. ave ,.e N.Y. s Sor@o ~
, iy5S VI av NV. isr; ~ SQX
i.s12S ~ nM' oan'SX
noo y ~, i av nw,I.'@ ~
ivx = " " ave nv, lT.M
LILY zVtn 81, 2r....ia3l
iaod q 81 NV, Isl: loo;6I
l29 VI nv Ew, lar. .1O
-Dnu Dupont circle. lSr. .i0I
!aOo y n Az nv, 1L. 40
ISL SS q ct NV, l6r; l3S; 80
1925 18th ct NV. 12r. lbs
Road ct, Georgetown,
l6r............ ....120
1928 II ct NV. 16r. =. rs
1417 Mass ave NV.
l2r ............l16.66 &C
20l3 r st NV, f1r. 100
l2l2 X st NV, 12r. .. 100
1877 Binney ct NV, |
.Lor ............ LOO
i!os 2ist st NV. 1sr. 100
i iaS66 \ st NV, l2r. 100
a a3S6 18th ct NV, 12r. 100
60 60 Md av ne. Tor. :. 100
9i al l 81 NV. Ter. 100
1871 Il l av NV. Tor. SO. %
i s59 L nw,st&dwg. SO. %
a aai ! 81 NV, lar. .S3.33
% oth st NV. sta
ot awg; Tor. .s3. 80
;5on = 81 NV, lar. SO. IS
, 10y s . 81 NV, llr......S0
s os,e I Is, st NV, l2r. Us
eIe o e io.n 81 NV, Tor. 10
yys o9p,r 81 81 NV. 22r....75
LILO IA av NV. ID
,s and 50 noors:........7 rs
49, 2S 3 NV, Sd&3d Is. Is
10 10 ? 81 NV. iSr.....13
10 a' = = 81 NV, i2r. 10
90 900 Z , st NV. llr. ...1o
10 hiiiyer av NV, u
k,a c..'.......-:c.....I 20
ioSa n o mm' ;,SSr''''.9
g 7Is ! Ssi ! az J, n NV l ,sr rs e
c023 Wiiive, N.Y. ", 70. =" ~
iSi? 7. AZ nw ~; a sor 40 s0l
"a a. nw Nv" 90. 'oo'S 81
iiO7 Mass nv NV n, 20
2Ol2 HiIIver nj Ins ~
S06 ,7,h ~ a., Ut s.s ~
iSia n 81 Nv w s'n ~ fr~po9
xSS ,i,h :. NV, i9 o 20
,1oe p.', S''.'S
~, t,S9 a = 81 NV. l2r;...S
iI 1S v'n 81 NV ior' ~
iktS ~ .. NV, or-.-..@
a oao ~ NV, Sr........O
~ ni,lyer ave. 20
a aei9 iStn 81 NV III 20
SSi ig 81 NV, lT-..0
1 10, y NV, lOr.....O
o, vi ~v 81. % NV. iOr; 10
~, i5ln NV tst~dwg).GO
1yE s,S'',n.'''.s
ilo4 18th NV. Tor. IS
FURN1'
Mass nv 4 18th NV. 1
.@ .$i33.3
Sonn aV mr. Y, l6r. 416.W
S0nn aV nf n NV, l0r $40
wyoming av, Wash
Hts, @r::...... .3l5
X l av mr. nth, 11r. .315
VI av mr. l. NV, lSr. 300
IL mr. Conn av NV, -
ior ............. 800
n uear lStD NV, 1Sr $40
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FOR RENT-DIGGEs & FAIRFAX. FOL 18TH NV.
l:26 18th nv; new, corner, Or. la, furnace. ..s52
1904 Q nw.9r. ba. $50 g r NV. ir, ba. -
52s 18th ne. Or. ba 22 S3I 7th ne. 7r ba. :. 20
141l 9Th NV. 7r, ba. 20 625 L sw, Or ....is
9l9 NV. store. .... rs 919 NV. Or. ba. 20
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR STANDARD
city home; good, rstclass lots close subur-
han tract; sZe location and price. Ad-
dress BUILDER, Star Office. dS2t'
FOR EXCHANGE-WILL TRADE GOOD LOOK
ing black horse for a Remington typewriter in
good CONDITION. Call at GIL 18th st. NV, type
writer office. 1t
WANTED-TO TRADE AN SROOM FRAME
house. NV, near War Dept, unincumbered, in
good order rented to good tenant at s25.5O lot
29.6xi2S to 2s-ft. court, for a residence, NV,
new nearly new, 10 to IL rooms, with good
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED BIZ YOUNG MAN, ROOM AND BOARD
In private family, where there are no other board
ersi needless FOR others to answer; state pIr-
ticuaIs and terms. Il. b.. stan Office. IL
WANTI.D-BI 8 ADULTS, 8 PARTLY FUR.
for light housekeeping; rIIst DC neat and
clean. ID floor; state prize; refcrCnces. Address
H. Is. H., Office.
WANTED-TWO ROOMS WITH BOARD IN
small family: 70 other bOarders: by married
couple with small child; northwestern portion
OF city Preferred state terms. Address J. W.
C., Star Office. IT.
WANTED GENTLEMAN DESIRES FURNISHED
room in northwest, with or without board; give
terms; locality. Address D. s., Star Office IT.
WANTED PERMANENTLY FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping. unfinished furnished rooms; ii
floor preferred; gas and heat; occasional use
of paror tnO children, NV. or ne; accessible
To l.. %. Dept. state price; references exchanged.
Address MARRIED DEPARTMENT CLERK, Star
ciiice. It,
WANTED-A ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT
board north OF ii and west of 18th SITS. nv
Address BACHELOR, Star Office dS-2t'
WANTED YOUNG MAN DESIRES BOARD AND
tfuT.b for self. wife and two children;
oldest, years: after Jan 1 $40 to $50; refs.
exchanged Address &. o. A, 1909 ST. NV.
d7-2t
WANTED GENTI.EIiAN DESIRES TWO UNFUR-
nshcd cheap furnished rooms Arlington
Hotel; state price. Address Cox 154. Star Of
fee. dT-at"
wANTED-BY YOUNG CoUPLE. THREE OR
four rooms; - minutes walk from 18th and
Pa. ave-; must be cheap. Address U. X, Star
office. d6-3t'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-09

Very Little Done at ueRdauarters-.
Communication

Very Little Done at ueRdauarters-A
Communication.
Everything was quiet yesterday at
relief headquarters, No. 1923 Market
street, but number OF cases were re-
lleved during the day. Several donn.
lions were received, including IA Iasgo
amount OF bread Mr.. Hoffman fur
nlshed dinner for the men employed at
headquarters. Fifty men were at work
yesterday, under the supervision OF the
Board Of Public Works and the Gas
Board, and the same Number Will be
employed to-day.
Inst night the Chairman OF the Cen
eral Relief Co,nmittee prepared the fol-
lowing, which Is sef-explanatory:
WHEELING, w. VA, January g, 1884,.
Jdmcs p. Mdriceu, Esq, Chairman Finance
committee CtW Council of Whcelhlg:
DEAR SiR:-Will you be good enough 10
inform the general relief committee when
~ ia the Intention 20 have another meeting
or the finance committee Of council 10 con-
slider the proposed appropriation of the
teu-centlevy or part thereof 10 enable
tho board OF public works 10 begin the con
struction Of sewers. As you are aware.
this work Is proposed Ina tho interest OF the
unemployed men Of Wheeling Of whom
seven hundred (1O0J are already registered
for work. The demand is pressing, and
the general relief comm tteB homes that
council Will recognize the situation prompt
Iy and act accordingly
Ihe resources OF TINS committee are about
exhausted. but the work OF relief cannot
stop until the occasion for IL shall have
passed. The people are now looking to
council for action.
Truly yours,
CHAs BrHDErr HAuT, Chairman.
HAIRY HOCEiN0, Secretary.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily chreaIeis OF IN. Movement q,
individuals.


individuals.
burg.
Mrs WIN. Seherm, OF Eighteenth street.
Is very S!c6.
Ned Davenport, OF Friendly, visited
lri0ndS IN the clty yesterday.
Mrs. Patrick Weir is quite IN at her
home on South McCoNoch street
Henry Falker. OF Chicago, a prominent
glass man, is guest OF the Stamm.
w, J. Dieringer. the East End barber.
Is again at work, after painful illness.
WlNpsoR-S. l.. Watson. Fairmont. and
y r. McEvey aud VIM jennings. Grafton.
}. A. Armstrong. w. n. Il T. boss in
business.
August Miller. Of Forty. Grst street. who
Is confined with pneumonia OF tho lungs.
Is Improving.
Joe Speidol left yesterday for New
haven, where no will resume his atudios
al Yale College.
Charles kuohlborn and wife. OF South
JACOB street, got homo yesterday from a
Nisit To New Martinsville
Albert Hughes aud wife. after n visit IN
| south side friends, have returned TO their
nome AZ East Liverpool, q.
Henry McCluskey and VIM. Smith. OF
last wheeling, will leave to-day for "A
/ hunt 1T Bethany, this State.
Harry Bodlcy, OF jacob street. East
! h.nu, LETT Tor Washington, PA, Yesterday
To resume his studies at college.
Joseph Wassmuth, of South wetzel
Street VIII leave today for Pittsburg.
whore no Will work on a railroad.
BEHLrR-Charlcs W. Barriclx New
Martiusvtlle;, h. L. Cheshon. Mounds.
| N'lo' ana James James, Sistorsvile
Mrs. Edward Padgctt, OF Pittsburr. IL
! nv the residence of II. \. Padgctt OF BIS
Lon street. very in OF foyor anu grip.
James Cahiil, foreman OF the Atlantic
| hose house, and John Ritter, fireman, will
leave to-day FOR few days visit TO PITTS.
! burg.
Mrs. }. c. knox and daughter, Miss
! virginia, OF Ihirth first street have re
/ turned from Pittsburg where they had
| Teen visiting.
Miss Daisy Beresford, Of Piedmont, w.
| Va, who has been Visiting tho Misses Car
! ney' or South ChOpliue street, returned
! homo Yesterday.
X. l. Harris, pleasant young man OF
l w 'hAtoh, n. G, representing q. II. Hanes
| tho tobacco manufactures OF that place. is
/ nj the Stamm Hotel
ST CuAWLrS: Otto Martin. pnrl,ers.
! ourg; Andy Whitman aud Tony Willowy
| oltlcraNlllc; w. =. Ryan, Salama and III
y, Blair, Huntington.
William Bach, Of tho Niagara, LOWS
! Sylvis, tho painter, and Thomas Davis.
! the miller, we'll known South Siders. win
leave to-day for hunt to West Liberty.
George Halderman, IL. H. Davis. T.. w.
| Flynn, ana JamcB Christie, Of Washing.
| ton, Pa, &. -. Guuter and r.. II. Staver
! OF Plttsburg, prominent oil men, are
! Behler guests.
| SrAMM: ). l.. Cramer Parl5ersburg and
Is. Wehrle, Charleston; T.. Is Coen and
brother, Warrington; William Fills, sis.
| tersvllle; ". h. Hawkins, Pennington
+. G. Utterbach and g. = smith, Morgan
| town.
:. w. PncnfbHch. Of Ohio, spent last
sunday evening al the residence of Squire
! j. w. Schultz, OF tho South Side 'fhev
had not seen each other for years. they
having been Dlaymates forty years ago.
Tho Squire did not know his old friend
! for time.
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SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest briefly and
ftthiiy Gold

MINOR Matters OF Interest Rrleny and
fitaiiy rold
TnE w. II. & I. has laid OF part OF
ITS Inspecting force TN times get better.
AT its meeting last night the Sixth
ward relief con- uiittee sicned nfty-lour
orders for the relief OF tho poor.
SUNDAY night child, aged eleven
months, OF Jerry Manning, OF South
McColloch street, died OF diphthoria.
IL Clerk Hooks Office yesterday,
kosina Mailer qualified as admtnistratrix
OF tho estate Of Friedrich Meier, do
ceased. Bond, $500; VIM. kroEewoeth,
surety.
THE Masonic Fair and Festival Com.
mittces are called TO meet next Thurs.
Jay evening a. s;3O O'Clock at Masonic
Hall, by the call OF Chairman Rev Il.
Rash Swope.
ENTEBrMSE Lodge, I. q. &. T. Is pro-
pairing TO hold y big entertainment next
month. a meeting will be held next
tuesday evening NJ Simpsons hall TO
further complete the arrangements.
THERE was but one arrest reported
at police headquarters last night \
plain drunk was run In by Odicer
oBrlen. The fellow was not known
and vas too drunk To give his name.
CROWDS are attending the revival
meetings being held at the North Street
NJ. +. Church. Rev. y. Il. Johnson is
conducting the meetings, aul there
have been number OF accesSions Peo.
pie look for the biggest revival Ito
church has known for six years.
THE funeral OF John Meredith, who
committed suicide at the county jail
sunday morning, took place yesterday
FROM the family residence on EoG
street, between Twenty fifth and
Twenty sixth. Many friends were pres
est 10 pay the last tribute OF respect To
the memory Of tho unfortunate mau.
Al the meeting of tho stockholders OF
the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company, yesterday, the old Board Of
Directors was reelected, via: j. y.
Vance, A. j. Clark, -. G. List. A. vii.
son Kelley, john j. Jones, Louis G..
Stitel, Mortimer Pollock, Joseph Law
son and George Wise. The Board has
not yet organized
THE remains OF Samuel Nelson. aged
%, who died last Sunday az the resi-
dence OF Street Commissioner Rudolph
Brandt, OF Thirty street, will
be buried this afternoon at one o'clock
from Mr.. Braudrs residence. Tho
burial will be az the Stone Church
Cemetery, at Elm Grove Deceased
took sick last Wednesday OF brain fever.
RACHEL A. MARTIN, wife OF the late
David II. Martin. died Sunday morn
ing, after short illness. Deceased was
well known, and had host OF friends
who esteemed her for her many woman
~ traits OF character. She will be-
buried from her late residence No. ia
Sixteenth street, this morning at ten
o'clock. Intorment at Peninsula GENE.
terry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-09
They Were scooped.

Last evening city paper dlscredited
an item in the SUNDAY REGISTER, rela-
tive 20 the robbery OF Charles Wagner's
chicken house, in Upper Bcnwood The
REGISTERS account was perfectly ac-
curate. Mr.. Wagner himself was seen.
and he said every account yet that this
paper had Of TObberles az his home was
correct. Mrs. Wagner also asserts that
her chickens were stolen. The morn
Ink after the robbery Mrs. Wagner told
the neighbOrs about 10, and showed
them the heads OF her fine fowls, which
had been left. Mrs. Ernest Carl. we'll
known lady living near, Is among those
10 authority for tho truth OF the item
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-09

The Accidents Reported From About IN
city YeaterUlnv


city YosterlbtY
Patrick Flaherty. on aged man. llv.
ing at Thirty-sixth aud Wood streets,
fell yesterday evening aud broke bus
right wrist. DR.. Pipes dressed the iu-
jury.
Daniel Mclaughlin, OF Elm Grove.
employed at the coal mines there. sur
iered painful accident. a ledge OF
slate TEL on him, causing serious lujl-
ries' but breaking no bouos.
George ZlegIer, the butcher OF Fulton.
had RON OF yesterday afternoon. near
Sixth street, on Market Mr. ZicgIer
left bis horse and wagon stand, when
the animal scared az football The
horse dashed down Market street FOR
two squares, where 10 was caught
Little damage was done
Milton Parker ~ Alley j.. near
Il wenty-fourth .treet, aud bis son
Thomds, boy aged nine years. both
suffered very painful accidents yester-
day. Mr.. Parker was ln the employ Of
r. r. Perkins, the contractor. az Bloch
Bros. new warehouse. He stepped ou q
spike and 30 very nearly passed through
the bal Of his foot The injury is
causing Mr.. Parker great pain. Last
evening Mr. Parker's son was playing
football, when boo some manner, during
a rush, his leg was broken. DR.. w. H..
Taylor set tho bones Mr. Parker has
had more trouble in bis family Of late
than most fathers have % bear. as re-
Gently daughter was buried who died
OF diphtheria