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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
DANGER Just AHEAD.
A Prominent Professor Speaks About the
Threatening Things Abroad at This
Time of the Year.

Prominent Professor Speaks About the
Threatening Things Abroad at This
Time of the Year.
cit is surp Using how many people are suffer
ing to-day from so-called coughs, colds and
Influenza"
The remark was made by very prominent
professor, connected with one OF the leading
New York hospitals. Continuing, he SAID
at is not these things that are troubling
people, but it is an advanced form Of our old
enemy, the grip. People feel out OF sorts,
sneeze. have pains in the muscles and bones,
have no appetite, lose all interest in the world
and wonder what is the matter. It is the grip;
nothing else.
''Now. all such symptoms nee to haye prompt
treatment The attack must be met and re-
peQed Mt once. or II is certain 10 run into some
thing serious. / know OF but one way 10 GER
tainiy avoid these troubles which are now SO
common and thaJ is 10 Immediately cOunteract
them by using good, pure, strong stlmulant
Nothing OF the ordinary klud, but something
pure and scientific. For this purpose nothing
hiss eve- eGualled Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey,
which is acknowledged to-day by physicians
and scientias people to be the only pure,
medicinal malt whisSey upon the market. "
The words OF the professor are true and they
carry a wonderful meaning 70 many men anu
women who are suffering with the first symp-
toms OF grip, or else grip in its advanced stages
For all such people we offer word OF ADVICE;
which is 70 take the best means 10 overcome
these troubles aud do not permit any dealer 10
swerve YOU from your purpose 10 have that
which has proven Itself by years or use, to be
the best and purest stimulant in Ehe world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
THE OHIO REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
Umcers Elected and an Evening Devoted
to spseoh-making.

to spseoh-making.
COLUMBUS, O., February 13.-The an
nual convention Of the Ohio League OF
Republican Clubs was held in this city
to-day. Resolutions were adopted de-
nounclng the Wilson bill and declaring
renewed allegiance to the protective
tariff idea and its foremost champion,
William Mckinley. The reports of the
officers showed a great revival among
the clubs during the past year.
Governor Mckinley addressed the
convention, thanking the League FOR
its support In the late elections. Gen,
WIN. Gibson also spoke by invitation,
and announced his intention OF nomin-
ating Governor Mckinley for President
at the convention in '96.
The following officers were elected !:
President, d. d. Woodmansee, Cincin-
natl: Vice Presidents, James L. Knight
en-, Vinton county; Frank p. Richter,
Hamilton: Samuel +. Hill, CincinLati;
Edward J. Hathaway, Marietta. Score
tary, Z. J. Miller, Columbus; Treasurer
Charles Z. Leach, Cleveland.
The Lincoln day banquet incident to
the meeting Of the LEAGUE was held this
evening with an attendance OF 500
General Russell A. Alger, Of Michigan,
who was on the programme, sent q
telegram of regrets. General Horace
Porter, OF New York, delivered an
eloquent tribute to the life aud. charac-
ter of Abraham Lincoln, and Major j..
Z. Hanson, of Georgia, responded to
.GDrotootfor in tho Gouth - The <prin-
cipal address OF the evening was de-
livered by Governor VIM. Mckinley, in
response TO the toast "Our Country"
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BELMONT COUNTY COURT.
Many Law Breakers Arraigned Before
Judge Driggs Yesterday.
.y.--s-y y.,r-.,.ou, n fIr Ur0fsfer

Many Law Breakers Arraigned Before
Judge Driggs Yesterday.
Special telegram 10 tie Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE, o., February "a
The following parties, who were in
dicted by the Grand Jury, were ar
raigned before Judge briggs this morn
ing:
Charles Jenkins and Frank Brainard,
assault with intent to rob; plea OF not
guilty; w. II. HewitSon and George A.
COlplttS appointed to defend; SET Tor
Wednesday, February II.
Frank Cutshaw, horse stealing; not
guilty; Frank A. Cope appointed; set
for Wednesday, February p.
Arthur Taylor and William Wallace,
grand larceny; not guilty; w. a. Brown
and G. j. Howard appointed; set for
Tuesday, February 20.
James Williams and James Murp by,
burglary; John S. Cochran and y. X.
Charles worth appointed; defendants
plead guilty and were sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary.
Howard Gibson, burglary; not guilty;
VIM. Dixon appointed; set for Thurs
day, February %.
Richard Klinefelter, assault with in
tent TO rob; not guilty; w. B. Francis
appointed; set for Friday, February %.
John Lucas, charged with cutting
with intent to kill; plead guilty to cut
ting with intent to wound; sentence 20
years.
Robert Spears, grand larceny; not
guilty; L. E. McCombs appointed 10 de-
fend: set for Saturday, February 24.
Susan Cain, perjury; not guilty; Il.
y. Clevenger appointed.
Robert Mason, entering premises to
carry away poultry. lie did not want
an attorney, and plead guilty. His
Honor gave him $50 and costs, for which
he received MaSon'S thanks.
Joseph Miuch, larceny; not guilty.
Charles Miller, Alfred Schairer and
JEFF Jackson waived an arraignment;
gave bond in the sum OF 500 on each
indictment for violation OF liqucr laws.
Harry Lockwood, grand larceny;
plea OF not guilty.
Jenkins and Brainard changed their
plea of not guilty to that Of guilty of
assault and battery, and were fined $40
and costs each and given ten days In
Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
THE ROANOKE SAFE IN HARBOR.

she Had FrighifaI Experience in the
Teeth Of the Gale-OOvered with Ice.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, February ID.
The steamer Roanoke arrived late last
night, after a terrible voyage, from Mil
waukee. When out but a short time
the northeast hurricane struck her and
for twenty hours she made but little
progress. During two hours OF that she
made less than two miles heedway into
the teeth Of the gale. As the spray
dashed over her decks'it iroze, and
when the Roanoke arrived she was COW
cred with tons Of ice. Her sides, decks,
cabins and even the pilot house win
dowS had ice coverings several inches
thick. During the height Of the storm
il was hazardous 70 venture on deck,
and there were several escapes from
being washed overheard. The Alonzo
theatrical company, of New York, were
passengers, and none of them expected
to see land. The Roanoke was not in
jured.
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o,aron works Of Staunton VIII remain
idle for any great length Of tiue, and II
it should and we're entirely dependent on
the patronage Of Louisiana sugar grow
ers-an absurd DropOsltion-the justice
Of the removal Of the sugar bounty
would still remain the same.
The business men Of Staunton, how
aver do not take the hltelligencer'S
view Of tho matter. At a recent meet
ing Of the Chamber Of Commerce there
the matter was preached and the Ques-
tiop put whether or not any action
should be taken. "In this bOdy"-we
quote the acknowledgement to
represent the business men Of Staun-
ton. the question seemed to be Of no
interest TO those present, and it was
dropped without further discussion"
Our neighbor bitterly adds
Those business men had not a word TO
say against sacrificing 10 the theory OF
partv the principal industry or their city.
The Democratic party leaves sugar on the
free list asd takes Off the bounty given oy
the Mckinley law. Almost lmmeolaJeiy
this action reaches Stanton and strikes
gD Industry induced by bonus TO locate
in that place, and the industry suspends.
ADart from politics stanton believes IN
bOu1ties for industries. When the party
lash is cracked Stanton bows her head
ana submits % her fate.
FROM this it is pretty plain that the
TltcIigcnccr believes that il knows the
business Of Stauntou business men bet
ter than the members Of the Stanton
Chamber Of Commerce. AS for the
cracking" Of the party lash" having
anything 20 do with the Chambers de-
cision, let our nelghbor look around
among its business acQuaintances and
see il il can find one among them all
who would sacrifice his business or mis-
interests "to the theory Of party"
The modern business man is not built
that way. As O rule he is far removed
from the reach of the party lash" and
is Interested In politics only to the ex-
tent Of voting for the system OF govern
ment which he deems beSt-and that is
not the system that would injure his
own interests. We all know how he
voted in 1890 aud again in 1892.
The businessmen of Staunton gave
the Bodley wagon works bonus to
locate there. If they thought its de-
strucJion was threatened by the Wilson
bill they would be very apt to say so,
since it is one Of their principal indus
tries. The fact that they did not think
the matter even worth discussing seems
to Show they fear nothing and regard
the shut down Of the works as Of little
significance.
Neither it nor its customers, the
Louisiana sugar planters, will go cut Of
business because Of the removal Of the
sugar bounty, and should the Senate de-
eide 20 put a one cent duty on sugar to
make up the revenue deficiency, which
seems likely, the sugar planters, who
are evidently as skinful in the art of
bluGing as their protected brethren in
the north, will lose not a cent of their
government bounty.
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CRIPPLE GREEK.
How Gold Was Discovered in That Now
Famous Mining Town.
S.,,;,,eeI9 RenU6Ijrqn


The discovery OF gold at Cripple
Creek, COL, has already become a mat
ter of legend. As usual in such cases,
the story has some very pretty qualities.
A young druggist from Colorado Springs
went prospecting back Of Pixies Peak.
One day at noon, tired out, be sat
down or the top of Bull Hill to
eat his lunch. For dessert he had
some nuts which be cracked with
a stone lying at his feet. Ia this
stone he saw particles OF gold. The
result was q claim, and the great Phar-
mscist mine Of to-day, which yields
500, 600 worth of gold month and is
the hope Of the gold mining interest in
America. Cripple Creek is less than
two years old, and is reached only by
stage routes. Il was not given much
attention by Colorado prospectors until
the bottom fell out Of silver mining, but
now some OF the best miners in Colorado
are working It's gold fields with great
energy.
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rnouear If WAS DYNAMITE.
District Attorney Scared by Package OF
Eooks-The Rioters on Tria.

District Attorney Scared by Fackegc o.
Eooks-The Rioters on Tria'.
PITTSBURGH, PA, February l3.-Dur-
Ing the trial of the Glty-eight Mansfield
coal valley rioters to-day, CONSERVATION
was caused by boy handing 90 District
Attorney Burleigh 4 square object
wrapped IN brown paper and tied tightly
with a string. Mr.. Burleigh took lin
his hand for a moment and then j0mps
ing 20 his feet threw the package on
the table. lie was as white as a ghost
and all at the counsel table were scared.
Mr. Burleigh demanded 10 know
whore the package came from. There
we're Anarchists among the prisoners,
ana 10 was known that there we're many
sympathizerS in the corridor outside
the court room. When the package
was opeued ii was found 10 contain half
q dozen old paper books. A smile pass
ed around aud Mr. Burleigh admitted
be had bit on a joke.
The entire day was taken up by the
defense in trying 10 prove aIiois, and
some decidedly contradictory evidence
was produced. One of the prisoners,
Harry Feegau, afterwards positively
identified as being among the rioters,
swore that he was home with his family
at the time, did not know there was q
riot and saw no coal tipples burned.
Another prisoner said he had been in
this country twelve years and could
not speak English.
Great confusion prevailed at the court
house all day. Folly 600 foreigners
struggled 10 gain admittance, but were
prevented BY a posse OF deputy sherlIs
who guarded the main entrance. In
the crowd were a number Of women
carrying children in their arms. They
were the wives Of the alleged rioters.
Only few of them were admitted.
The trial will last several days yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

PTTsBURG, PA, February 13.-Five
highwaymen attacked Peter Major, a
butcher Of DuQussne, last night and
after beating him into insenSibillty
robbed him and then placed his body
across the tracks Of the PittsburG, Vir-
ginia aud Charleston Railroad. Ho was
discovered BY Detective Williams al
las o'clock this morning, few minutes
before a west bound freight train was
due 30 that point. Five men suspected
of the outrage are nnder arrest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
TIE MEETING POSTPONED

sickness In the Families of Members OF
the Hospital Directors the Cause.
SpscGi T.isgran 70 fhs RiUs,s-.
PABKEEsBUEG, w. Va, February Is.
The special meeting OF the Board of
Directors OF the Hospital for Insane at
Spencer. which was called for an in-
vestigati0n OF the charges made by
superintendent Hoyt, OF insUoordina-
tion on the part OF some Of the en-
pl0yes, has been postponed on account
OF sickness In the families OF two Of the
members. Chairman Lively is here, en-
route, as are also the suspended en-
plOyes and their attorney, ready for
action, but kilograms from Governor
MacCorkle Intercepted thsm and asked
for 4 Two weeks postpOnement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

daring combination, yet an eminently
pretty one. Another effective toilet for
evening is Of ivory colored satin, with
deep turned down collar hemmed with
beaver. and a corSelet belt of purple
satin cleverly cOntrived to form be-
coming outline to the figure; while yet
another dress, which must be mentioned
with admiration, has a bodice entirely
made of yellow lace, draped across the
figure with a diamond buckle, with ep-
aulettes and basque Of black satin sash
ribbon.
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DON'T NEED UNITED PRESS REPORTS

The Cincinnati Enquirer and Commercial
Gazette Shake the United Press I'm
tirely.
CHICAGO, February 13.-The Cincin-
matt C0mWCCidtGGzC,-c and the Cin-
cinnati Enquirer which have been re-
celvng the United Press reports in ad-
dti0n 90 those OF the Associated Press,
give notice OF severance of al rela-
tions with the United Press.
MELVILLE r. STONE,
General Manager.
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Ladies HaudSr-,... ~
dozen Dress Buttons. ,t.-. q.
Sales. hvchiue CO.. Csr. r.f'1.
Gozen Safety Pins. rs-fs-.t "a,
SCISSORS, Pint tuule, n. tg
Somos, ! dozen Shoe Lar, ~,
Blasting Spoons, scent Is...,
Harmonicas, Cake I.,r.-. 4
Windsor Ties. A.t
Come here Tor ta,sa.r,,
point you. m. La
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ratalrar ola rao,Orr Chimney.

BERLIN. February 13.-As Lucken-
waldo, in Brandenburg, factory chin
ney was blown down by the gale and
crashed through a portion Of the build
ings, killing ten persons AID injuring
many others.
A factory chimney was also blown
down at Rinteln, in Cassel, and caused
the death Of two persons and the injury
of several.
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fIYe.GaM lfIInI,,

ladies' Hose, ChiIirrsH..
Boywood Rules D.I Buss, +, +.
Combination Glass ..t-.. BE- 4
Pokers. Door Bot. Nr.,.f al 4
ing, Wash Pans Richter Ht.-
S)-cent Needle p4raa.. >...
Cologne, Hair Clrcr. S,s..I ~
Burners, Shoe Dressing. L.a-, =.
Knives.
Many lo.centartl ..ro,5,,.,..
and take them oltof ..-.s.
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A PRETTY BODICE.
1t is for Theatre Wear ana is Made With
out Sleeves

~ - LoA AAOabkC wear Ha4A 10 fN0Op
out Sleeves.
A pretty theatre bodice, guileless Of
sleeves, has shoulder straps OF sable,
the body being of chiffon. The belt is
formed of stripes OF the trimming,
which is in many cOlored jewels upon
white satin, and the chiffon is OF pink.
Worn over skirt of pale pink satin,
hemmed with sable, its success would
DO undeniable. The other bodice Is
turquoise blue soft silk, drawn across
the front on one side through buckle
OF old paste; epauIettes of lace are over
the shoulders, and of water green miror
velvet are the sleeves. This is a
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ne Federal ElectiO.


T~ me Federal Election
Awisa returs. to the State sovereignty
guaranteed by the Constitution and pro-
vided for by the fathers Of the Repub-
lie. IL is the rghting OF wrong
against popular government wrong
that has been tolerated beyond endur-
ance. II the people cannot be trusted
to elect their Representative 10 Con-
grsss through their State governments,
81 20 secure fair elections they must
give them over 20 the dictation of the
party that happens 20 be- on top in
Washington, then popular government
Is faTure-and the American people
have not yet come TO that conclusion.
A CALAMITY uOwLER SHOWN UP.
The REeIsrEu the other day pub
iished three columns OF matter COM
posed mainly Of the names OF mills
and factories throughout the country
which have resumed operations within
the past few weeks. The caam.ty-
bowling TatcUigmc-rYestertay, claimed
90 have discovered that one of these
concerns Ia Huntington has not started
up-th0ugh the Infd''gwcT's inform
ant, himself stated in his letter that
''the company did run their plant last
week"
On this gauzy basis our contem-
porary bases the following bic Of vicious
comment.
There seems Co be a Democratic literary
t--elu running double turn prOducinC
kind OF reading matter Tor distant
assumption. I, should, of course, 0e ed
Itcd with great care lest To strike near
home and "give the schcwe away
This democratic literary bureau"
is chiefly composed Of the news gather
PRS Of the Associated Press, which fur
she's the REGsrEE and ntc,iiqnccr
re-; and the list OF resuming indus
published by the BEGIsrEB was
led mainly from dispatches sent
the Associated Press during the
rs RRious. The Intcuig0cT
same dispatches. lit has
them bscRuse the news
8riers with It's partisan cslam-
it Is guilty Of a gross fraud
leaders, which no journal entl-
% any degree Of confidence or
ct would perpstrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

PREVENTION is better than cure, and
you may prevent that tired feeling by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which will
keep your blood pure and free from
acid faint and germs Of disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

Mons legitimate industries and fewer
high tariff buuco concerns is what the
country asks for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14

HOOPS PILLS do not purge, pain or
grippe, but act promptly, easily and
efficiently. csc.
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Even beauty cannot pallIate eccen-
tricity.-BdlzGc.
Nothing can be truly great which is
not rigbt.-JohRSOR-
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THE REGISTER AT wAsHINGTON
The DAILY and SUNDAY REeIsrER can
be procured in Washington City at me
Newspaper Exchange. opposite Willards
gotel. aud Queens News stand Nauona
uoteL
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TUE REofsTER AT CHARLESTON
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston At the Hotel
Runner News Stand
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The Louisville Commercial is the lat
est to drop the United Press and come
in ont Of tho wet.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that a meeting Of the
stockholders OF the rs heeliBg Island Ferry aud
Pac-et Company viii be- held az the law Office
OF William H. Hearne. No. 1913 Market sereet.
In the city OF Wheeling, county Of Ohio and
State OF West Virgins. on saturday. February
18th, 1891, Al 80 p. m, Tor the purpose o. elect
ing Board or Directors. making bylaws and
Trans cling any other business which may law.
fully Dr. done by the stockholders OF said cor.
poration In general meeting.
d. r. MCGREGOR,
JOHN z. MEEOEL,
LEWIS JONES,
r. r.. MCCOY.
r. K. GlFFFN.
s. g. HAMILTON,
JOSEPH n. PURCELL.
feI,lf, Cofpcrators.
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MERCHANT TlILllII

Our Merchant Ta.n'inf irf'f
READY inasheft tius or c,i
Msrl0we. viii show ioI ''. Al
patterns m this llne and HsH..Iil'i ~
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KuI,nr ana Iyoundiur ArmeuIans

CoNsTANTINoPLE. February 1S.-The
Turks killed 125 Armenians and wound
ed $40 during the recent riots at EuS-
cat
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H1rG-D EaEEs.lEsCso

~ ~ -AE 4--E -
Store room lio3 Market street bsSblocatiOn
In The city fOrdrug store. Egerter Hal
Store rooms 1873 Main street
ONCE rooms Egerter Block. Splendid room
Tor mandolin club.
scven-roomod lweling "a South Penn street.
SiXToomed dwelling rs South Penn street.
six-roomed dwelling e57 Eon street.
tlX-rOomed dwelling rs south Penn street
tix-roomed dw ling 40 Nosth Yosk street.
SA-,oomcl dwelling with bath, laundry,
large yard, 40 ~ Maryland street.
-Four rooms third noOr. both gases, water,
warm and "a, ~ 1850 Marset street
fiye-roomed dwelling, IL ryenty-ulnth St.
-Four rooms second floor. 2i21 Eon street.
Five rooms lrst 1oof % Thirteenth street
Four-roomed dwelling 1916 Woods street
tour-roOmed dwelling 10 South YORK street
Four1o3meG dwelling ~ south York Pos
session February !.
Folrroomed dwelling 962sAlarkst street.
FouE-rooms q Twenty.Gftn street Now
empty.
Threeroomed dwelling, $50 National Road.
Now empty.
Lawyers Offices, Chapllne street, near City
Building.
Modern eight-roomed dwelling at So Zane
street; large yard, central location.
c. O.-SHITH & DICKINS0N,-c. F.
1229 MARKET STREET.
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The proposed consolidation OF Ne"
York and its suburbs would make
Gotham a city Of nearly 5000, 600 inha6-
itants AID second among the cities Of
the world. Chicago has done the trick
successfully and boosted herself up TO
second place in the United States.
Why should not New York come the
same game on Paris that Chicago played
40 successfully on Philadelphia?
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IF the Hon. Thomas Bracket Reed
Of Maine, would devote his abilities less
20 the noble art Of repartoe and aim 20
cap his climaxes with economic truths
instead OF tomioolery he would be a
much more promising presidential POS
sibility. A clown would be rather ont
of place as ring-master. even iD the
Republican circus. ToN REED is all
right in his way. he is witty and
caustie, but the people want something
more in the makeup Of President
They would certainly elect him end
man, however. q a large majority. He
yyopld be rap'# eil-ender.
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LOSE

oST-BETWEEN MAN STREET and the
i Island. turquoise and pearl ring with name
on inside. Reward Of s. will be gwen Iot the
return to REGIsTER oflcs. lStiuf0o
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