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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-30

INDIA has laborers who only get
5 cents day. Congressman
Black, of Illinois, said in a speech
on the tariff bill that he favored
reducing the pay of American la
borers to the foreign standard.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-30

Up to date Mr.. Cleveland has
neglected to endorse the Presi-
Dental boom of "silver dollar"
Bland.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-30

Why do Wright Bros. supply so
many people of Ceredo and Keno
va with groceries? Because they
furnish the freshest and purest
goods, and sell so cheap. SO Wv
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-30

Qgite an interesting game Of
n was played here Let Friddy
between Kenova and Ceredo clubs.
The game resulted in a score Of 50
TO IL IN favor of Kenova. They
also had another game last
"wednesday morning, the score
standing 10 to 7 in favor Of Cere-
do. Several of Removals beg.
players were absent, thus causing
The defeat.-Kenova Reporter.
Of course poor excuse is bet
than none" Mr. Reporter.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-30

l The Ravenswood Mountaineer
has been changed from a folio to
q qAarto.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-30

THE last issue of the Baptist
Banner contained an interesting
descriptive article of the junior
editors trip to Texas, where he
went to attend the annual conven-
ton of Baptists held at Dallas.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-30

Dan Wright can sell wall paper
as cheap as the same can be bought
anywhere. He has large stock
from which to select. IF.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-30

w. w. Brumfeld, a member Of
The County Court Of Wayne, was
ID 'he city this morning on busi-
ness. Mr.. BrumGe.d lie an avowed
candidate for the Democratic nom.
IDation for the House Of Delegates.
and li chosen would make good
race. lie is very popular, and is
well equipped for he position he
seeks. lie is almost confident Of
the nomination. huntington Adj
yertser.
This is news, indeed. It JIG gen
orally supposed in this county that
Mr. Brumfold seeks a reelection
10 the position he now holds.
Best Lancaster ADrOn Cinyhar,s
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-30
DECORATION DAY.
Grand Excursion to Cincinnati

The Chesapeake &c Ohio R'y an
nounces a popular priced excur-
sion TO Cincinnati for regular
trains of May Both, good returning
until the next day.
There will he Grand Street Pa
radas and imposing ceremonies at
Spring Grove Cemetery.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-30

Best Lancaster Apron Ginghams
e. cents. a good crash for towel
ing & cents at Calvin Bros.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-30

% The sse OF 'Castoria Is 70 universal and
It's merits 30 well known that Il seems a work
Of Bupererogatior - endorse IL. Few are the
intelligent families who DO net keep CIstoFia
within cosy reach
CAIILos MARTIN, D d.,
New York City,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-30

"Cssteria is 10 well adapted TO children TINT
recommend 1t as superior TO my prescription
known 10 me-" II. A. ARcBER, NJ. d.,
Ill So. oxford ST.. brooklyn, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
Toledo, Ohio, Badly ScOrched Early
Last Evening.
STARTED IN A GRAIN ELEVATOR.
a Big Explosion of Dust Causes
the Sending in of n Second
Alarm-Aid Asked from Sur
rounding Towns Looked FOR n
Time as Though n Good Por
tion OF the City was Doomed.
Western Union Ofhce Burned
Out.

TOLEDO. o., January 3.-Firo to.
night caused n loss OF fully half mii-
lion OF dollars. IL broke out few min
utes after O'clock In the elevator OF
i. y. Quale ~ Co, on the river, front
lng on Madison and Water streets. The
cause Is As yet unknown. An explosion
OF dust caused general alarm. Tho
elevator with its contents WAS entirely
destroyed.
"A strong northwest wind carried the
names across Madison street To the ele-
\ator and business block OF c. Il. King
~ Co., which is also total loss Tho
hames also spread westward across
Water street tO large five story bust
ness block, known as the Chamber OF
commerce building, owned by Hon II. T.
Brown and occupied the Western Union
Telegraph Company and large number
ut oliices. From this the flames spread
south To the neNt building. i've stories
nigh, occupied by the Wonderland Mu-
scum and Theatre. This was Quilted
10y the nAmes. which in few minutes
communicated To tho Wholesale drug
house OF West ~ TruaN, which is also
a total loss. a strong fire wall checked
the tiames in this direction.
To the west they leaped across Sum.
init street, the retail street OF the city.
lnJurlng the Hartford block. but the
nre was here checked without great
damage In the rear OF this building is
re Office OF the Postal Telegraph Com
pany, The manager OF which moved All
the apparatus possible, thus cutting Oft
all teiegraphic communication for \
time. as the Western Union office and
instruments were destroyed in total.
a tWo-story block on the notthweyt /
corner Of Water and Madison streets,
diagoually across from the Quale ele-
Naior, was also destroyed. The lGssos
50 far as nscertained are as follows
!. y. Qualc d Co., loss on elevator
building 100000, fully insured, as also
all grain ia store.
c. A. King "A Co., S4l 900 on building.
also insurance on all grain Ia store.
!. i. Brown. Chamber of Commerce
building, loss 100000, Insurance. S1lO,-
600
Wonderland Museum, loss on build.
ing So, 900, on contents $50. OlO.
West and IruaT, loss on building
$50, 600, on stock So, 900, fully insured
on latter.
Loss to various business firms and
Offices In the King block and Chamber
~ Commerce. SlOO,0OO, Insurance un.
known. Other losses Will foot up $40,
coo.
The total loss will reach nearly q
million. az estimated tonight
Owing To the high wind help was re.
quested from the nearest cities and re
sponded 20 promptly by Cleveland, De
troit and Adrian. The two latter
reached the city before the fire was IN.
der control aud rendered efficient ser
vice.
There was fortunately. no fataliti...
though Captain lrazier. OF Company
so !, was overcome by smoke, aud rr.
ported kilicn, but be is all right.
This is the largest FIRE which has Wis.
tied Toledo for the past twenty years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
WEST VIRGINIA BAR ASSOCIATION
a Wen Attended aud Profitable Meeting
at Grafton.

.SD>cidi Tsisnrdm 20 fhs hsItsrr-.
GRAFTON, w. VA, January 3.-The
State Bar Association convened AT the
court house to-day, with Hon. j. Dallas
Ewing, OF Wheeling. President. aud d.
G. Wostenhaver, OF Martinsburg. See
retary, with IA fair attendance from dif-
ferenJ sections of the State, among
whom are Judge Woods and samuel V
Woods, OF Phiiippl; Prof w t. Wiley
aud Il. Il. Iost, OF MorgRntown; Hon.
j. w. Mason aud w II. Bakor Fair
mont; Messrs Fleming HigRcubottom
aud Poundstone, Of Buckhannon:J Judge
II. Il. JacoO. - New Martinsvillp. and
many other, with '.r local bar OF tn.-
county out loo fuI force.
The secretary and treasurer ROAD
their reports, after which the various
standing c0mmittces reported. An iu-
terestinR paper on the compensation OF
the Judiciary, prepared by Hon. II. NJ.
Russell, was read. Lively discussion
followed, participated in by John r.
MeGraw, John w. Mason, Messrs.
Woods, and others
The committee on legal OioRraphy Y
was directed 70 report az to -morrow's r
session resolutions ON both Judge Hay
mOnd and Ex-Governor Jacob, also
same, also of eN Governor jacob H.
jackson and Hon. -. d. johnson.
Prof Wiley then made some appro-
prIats remarks on the bar publishing n
monthly journal
Adjourned TO meet at 10 a. IN. to-
morrow.
The Taylor county bar banqueted the
visiting members az the Grafton House
in most elegant manner this evening.
"l he West Virginia Bar Association"
was responded 90 by i. - Ewing, Of
Wheeling. Professor w. T.. Willey au-
-wered 20 "The Ear Association and the
Legl.laturc." Judge Woods described
tho "Oud Virginia LAWYER in most
graphic manner. "Circuit Judges Hs
Circuit kidcr-' was answered by Judge
Jacobs. "Practcing Lawyers" was ably
handled by -. {. Westenhaver, and
"Jhe Lawyer ia Politics" by John W.
Mason. 10 was most enjoyable even
ing. About seven " five wero present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
ROBBED A WEST VIRGINIA STORE.
Tho GAINESVILLE Police Capture No""k
hurglsr->tnie a Lot OF Watches Ns~
MorCaptown


Nrs' s'tai Tsascrdrp % -. F,oi.s-
LANNSNtLLE,O @. January 3. "A you"N
country man, aged years, aud giving
his name IS George w. Sine, was Sr
rested hero this morning on suspicion,
II having been reported that ho hau
several watches Zoo his possession IL"
was searched az thc city prison. an
seven watches and considerable JeWelIy
aud clothing was found In his posse
sion, amounting la value perhaps 20
$3.50.
To Chief OF Police Lellebridge h"
confessed that on last "Wednesday even
lns ho stole he goods AT country
store ou tho uutskirts OF PhonetoWn,
small place uVar Morgantown, Monon-
gala county. W. Va. IL was about
dusk whom he picked the pieces OF a
pane of glass out OF the window tramo
and thus gained an entrance, lie then
went To tairmout, where he trhdrd one
watch for another and recelVed = ar
ference. lie was on his way westward
TO his homo in Elma, Washington,
when arrested, having lott wheeling
sunday night.
lie also aatd his family had lIvcd at
Mt. Morris, near Waynesburg Pa, up
TN two voars ago, when they moved Co
EDma. Washington, where his father
has n sawmlll. He showed family
picture taken at Waynesburg and tho
family resem blance Is marked. llc
came back here on n visit some time
ago and was Just starting home. Sev-
era letters In hts pockets from his sis
ter Ida since and other, >ubstautlatc
his name aud his residence. lie ia IA
light built, blue eyed, typical Ncst
Virginia bov with his pants i'm his
boots. The officers have tcIcgraphcd
10 Morgantown and Will hold him until
an answer is received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
GOV. IEWELLING TALKS.
For Verbositv lie IL Getting Rem
utntion Almost Equal 60 that of sistei
Mary YeIIin' Lease.

For Verbositv He IL Getting a Rem
utn,ion Almost Equal TO that of sister
Mary YeIln' Lease.
TOPEKA, kANs., January 3.-Goy-
ernor LeweI.Iug returned from Leaven-
worth to-day a. noon and upon his ar
rival at his Office this Afternoon imme-
diately went into executive session
with Frank Doster on the Mrs. Lease
case His front Office wa bcs.eged and
after rnumerousrequestsf for 2n audience,
he sent out the following:
"This talk about Mrs. Lease and Gov
ernor LewellinR is getting 10 be a chest
nut. The people don't care very much
about Individuals. No man or woman
i- greater than the party he represents.
and IopuIists In particular are looking
Tor good government more than 10 up
hn.d any man or woman. Han that is
pub shed about current politics in
Kansas Us false and made from whole
CLOTH Now the statement that an
armIstice had been declared or
any Kind OF understanding arrived at
between Mrs. Lease aud myself is false
TIE numerous reasons ass Igned FOR her
removal are batch $50. % That ! had
tn.eRraphed q uumHnr ~ the Fedora
ton Of Labor o. COM. tJ Topeka 20 we
|'t.N ~ ~ i4HA VI .|I .I hNil INNNfNff
the action OF the Federation for
or against ary1lde's interest is
faIsehood number The state
ment that Nrs. Lease has
employed Judge Uoster is He so.
Lies are too abundant, life is too short.
Who goes up or who goes down 70 poll
Tics makes very little a ference u the
heaven inspired principles OF truth stiIl
go marching forward. The leader Of
to-day is the follower OF t0-mOrrOw.
The pilot BE- easily replaced; the ship is
the same aud moves On.'
w. j. Close, The GOVERNOR private
Secretars declares positively that j.
W. Freeboru appeared at the meeting
~ the State Board OF Charities o.
OIathn and vas duly Installed a. a
member Ue SAYS Mrs. Lease was
ousted. ard that che Board was reor-
Vaulled by Tine election of NJ. a. House
holder t0 succeed Mrs. Lease a. Presi-
dent Th done Carter was removed
from the Iperutendency Of the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
a oHANK. WIN 4 GuN.
Thought the Deity HAD sent him TO DO
GOOD.


CWcAco, January "a crank. car
ryiug huge revolver and WHO said be-
was commissioned by tho Deity to do
good, aDpeared az the county Jail to-day
and asked % -ee PrcIderpast. the con-
demDed assassin. "I..v' minutes talk
with Prendcrgast i- 600 want" said
tho crank, "anI he wi.l walk out ~
prison q free man. The request VII.
refused. aud then, pointing at bis
weapon. ur said hp would commit muir
He was promptly arrested aud taken 20
station house. where he said mis- name
wa Fred Names.
Names said thatthc killing Of Mayor
Harrison was BOO answer 10 prayer
asking Tor it, that he bad made twenty
four hours before The shooting oc-
CURED. lie said that preudergast was
consequently Innocent Names came
20 Chicago from farm lcsr Ottoua.
Michigan. lr July last Ue made
speeches dt the lake front during the
meetings Oi the unemployed la.t sum
,ucr, and had frequently attracted at-
tsution BOO Michigan tt holding several
meei ings 800 churches there Ie ia.
without education aIl was poorly clad
when arrested He wiI be- Ieia at tte
Detention Hospital i0r an examination.
a. tO Il- sanity.
Prrudarqa.t demanded to-day that
the death watch Dr removed from bis
cell "He anuoys me,' the prisoner
said, "aud there s. no need Of bis being
there. Tor J WON'T hang. ] want him
taken away The r.4 4uest was refused
and PrenderRast resumed bis sulIcn
silence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
ALMOST A SURE THING.
Arrangements for Defeating Governor
MitChell'S Opposition.
THE NEW ARTICLES ARE SIGNED
BY Both Mitchell and Corbett.
They Provide that the Battle
shall Take Place in One OF Two
Counties-Sports Think Mitch
ell viii not Now Interfere No
Further Fear OF the Militia

JA'N>oNVitLE, FLA, January 3-
Mess something oi most uu. NpCcted
nature turns up the Curheti Mitchell
0at-ie Will surely sake place.
~ j. probable that the original plan
VIII be fully carried out. but N it Is
found imposs bic 10 pull the fight OF iu
the arena ln thiS clty, secret hattIc
ground WI te selected somewhere
within the limits of Duval or ~. John =
county and tue contest VIII 90 on as
though nothing had happened
This is the first of the Arrangements
taai have been made within the last
few days
w hen the Duval Athletic Club found
THAT opposition wa tu be expected from
toe Governor. new articles were drawn.
stating that the contest wa, To be- ,c-
.ected uy the club somewhere within
the Ntalc OF Florida ON Monday
these articles were given % Ilrtctt.
and were signed b., hIm Nestcr-
daY, Mitchell refused To sign them,
but to-day, after consider bile argument
ue agreed 10 put his name 90 thom. the
only change suggested It him being
the limitations of the ground 20 the
TWO counties above named. This wa,
agreed TO by the DuvM people and
Mitchell signed. The articles were this
evening again given TO Corbett with
the slight difference mentloued and
again signed by him.
uder the new conditions each man
will furnish his own gloves. Within a
short time legal proceedings WI h, in.
sututed by the Duval Gu. testing tLo
, legality OF the contest LNactIy what
these Will bee IL Is not stated by tho clur
people. bat as 10 is notorious larf that
no jury can be possibly found iu DuyAI
county 20 decide against the tattIe. ii
Is pretty certain that tho outcome viii
te favorable 20 tho club.
II Governor Nlitchril then sees ft "a
>teu iu and IutoT'ere all plans for fight
iu jacksonville Will br dropped and a
new battle ground Will bc selected. The
location ot this will. % course, Doe Kept
secret until January %. 1t Will puzl.p
the Governor 10 know what course 1,
pursue 70 prevent The meeting.
Tomorrow % is expected that a
license Will be applied for. which. under
the new city ordnance, passed ycster.
day over tie Mayors veto, must be
granted.
Corbett is in town tonight. together
with Brady and others OF his party
They attended performance at the
opera House. after which thcy returned
tp their hotel. They will return ?.
Mavuort Tomorrow and C0rOctt will
resume training at once.
Mitchell is trained down % about the
/ condition 900 which ho will cutcr tine
ring. lie said to-day THAT ho was a
little sore from hard work. but that he
would Dos ready 10 fight within "a wee 4
/ n necessary. lie is, of course, conf.
/ deat zoo his ability TO whip Corbett, aud
/ says be - longing for tho day when
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
FOR WANT OF A QUORUM.
The Democrats Lacked Forty of EnouRh
TO DO business alone, and tho Hepubii-
cans wouldn't vote

ThS Democrats Lacked Forty of EnouRh
60 DO business alone, and tho Hcpubli-
cans WouIdn't vote
WAsHNGroN. - g., January 3.-The
tariff debate Of 1894 did not begin in tho
House to-day as anticipated Tho Re
pubiicans showed fight al the very out
set and scored the first victory. Before
the time arrived for Mr.. Wilson 70 take
the nDor Mr. McCreary tried 10 arrange
an amicable agreement by which two
days, Friday and Saturday. should be
given 10 the consideration OF the Ha-
waiian resolution.
SIR llitt. tho Republican leader OF the
Foreign Affairs Committee, expressed a
willingness 20 arguiasce Ire the arrange
ment, but Mr.. BDutelle, Of Maine, want
ed 20 preciDitate the question lmmedi
atsly by calling up bis resolution Both
sides. we're ugly, but after lively row
the Speaker held that Mr. BOutelle's
resolution vas privileged. The Demo
cratic members Of the WAYS and Means
Committee were not willing % 20
ahead with the Hawaiian discus
sion until the tariff debate had been
gotten well under way, however, aud
the question Of confederation was
raised against the BouteIIs resolution.
The Republicans then executed flank
movement by refusing 20 vote Tho
Democrats found themselves in humll-
iatiug position o. not being able % mus
ter a quorum They we're ln check.
aud after revoklng aIl leaves OF alb
sence, Mr.. Wilson reluctantly moved
au Adjournment The Democrats con-
hdentiy expect quorum hero to-mor-
row. bot the effect OF to-day's Republi-
can tactics viii probably be thai the
Hawaiian matter viii be entirely post
p0ned until the tariff bill is disposed OF.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04

HrNrr>c1oN. w. va. January 3. .-
Judge NrC uer, of Ptrsersburg. came
down to-day and InauKursted a fun
fedged Congressional boom right here
i1 the heart OF the eremF- camp. Ue
say. he Is candidate for Congress. aud
expects OF course o. get the nomination.
Die is accompanied oy M. G. Mckay.
iate % the Worlds Fair managers. and
they Will remain here until tho Judges
caudiGacy is well under way and the
local managers selected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04

IITT.EJHD, PA.. JfDulry a COM
mittee OF pottery manufacturer. in-
Guiding John Moses, Joseph WNIetts.
y. Moutford and Vs. Burgiss. of Tren-
ton, y. T., aud John Taylor. H s. par-
ker and Joseph thctwyrd, OF East
Liverpool, Ohio, ls lu session here for
the purpose Of arranging scale
OF wages 90 meet the proposed
cut boo the tariff II has
been about decided 90 adopt the Eng
lish scale adding the 50 per cent duty al.
lowed by the Wilson bill The commit
tee will meet again to-mOrrow and Will
prepare report for presentation To- a
meeting Of the National Association
10 be hello Ia Washington next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
THE WEATHER.

wk4Hfverov January For Nrst virginia
cloudy 1ud Or babe showers. slutherlv sind
Frr Western Prnusylsaula. showers. .outh
efiv winds.
For Ohio showers probably CD tuginc 20
snow iu northerly portion; colder in western
aud northern portions; south 70 west Winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
Found OIL ia oa. Wen.

ToHovTo. o., January 3 The Tor
onto ON aud Gas Company's well on the
Johnston farm. oDe-haf mile from this
place, vas drilled BOO to-day, and proves
90 be- a twenty barrel oil well, instead
% a gssses, as vas expected 10 is al
together likely that this will open up q
new field.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04

DErEoT. MfCH., January Fire
started from some unknown cause in
the third story of T. n Hlnchman g.
sons wholesale drug house about G:3O
this evening. The entire four stories
were shortly beyond saving and The
fremou directed their efforts 90 saving
adjoining buildings. The entiro loss
will be about $3.50, OOO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04

a Young woman Iosrs FER Mind Upon
the 'sefusai Of Her Lover TO Drop the
Liquor Habit

Liquor HabIt.
SDs tr. I.isOr1U, m ne RsqiV,-
/hNE WILLIE. o., January Miner.
va White, ayoi 20 years. vas ad Judged
iu-ane yesterday, the Cause being love
affair. which occurred last summer
Sn. very attractive Young lady. and
IastJune wont to CIrc..vI.ie 10 live With
% faust " There sire r.t % young man
wI1 won her heart a1I tley were el.
gagged tp he married, when She learned
tlat boo drahNe2 quor. Sine cndeay0rcd
to have bin lNymfse o. gIvs up the
harit. but be would not do 500. and -he
refused % marry hIm. EetIraIng home.
she worried over the matter until ln the
iast two months she has become vio-
Ieutiy insane
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
RAILROADED IT THROUGH
now Thsy cot Up oppo,ition 70 the VIII
son Biit

IypIANAroT1s, Ivp., January o.
The Indiana Wool Growers Association
adjourned 20 day after passing rcsolu-
tiOns dcnouuclng the Wilson bill and
pledginE tbemsel pes 20 vote against asy
man who shali vote for or favor the
measures 30 any way. There was
strong opposition TO the passage OF the
resolutions, Bat they we're railrOaded
throuvh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
Senator Faulkner Married 10 Miss
Virginia Fairfax Whiting at
HAMPTON, VIRGINIA, YESTERDAY.

The Bride was Resplendent in a
Thousand Dollar Gown, and
was Attended by Twelve Ra-
diant Maidens-SenatOr Faux
ner Had Good Cause for not
Feeling Nervous The Happy
Couple OF for Florida in a Pal
ace Car.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
NoonKnE AND wArr.
In Warrington Charley BazAn Serious
sr>-qt 7,,swqm 70 tt. Rssnt.-

tFF1I7| F|F7T1Vl 70 W f4IfIIH
WA-HIrCToS. y. G.. January 7-
Governor MacCorKIe and Iuite1 States
District Attorney Watts arrived in
Washington This morning. THE Gov.
oruor was az the Capitol during the
day. ard spent some time on the foor
OF the House. It's understood he came
20 help along the movement 20
have The duty on Goa. retained. Cen
era. Watts came on business with the
Department of Justice.
Charley HaRau, Of the Senate post
Office. is seriously 900 Will an abcess on
tue mead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04

Dr Buirs Cosgh syrup is The best ln the mar
krt single bottle Will convince you o. st.
excellence, Try b.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04

NFv YORK, January Col. FIovd
GARRISON, state Commander of the a.. =
K. died to-day.
JOLIEr. ILL. January The Joliet
branch OF the Consolidated Steel ana Vfre
Company closed down 70 3ay, making die
about 90 men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04

after the wedding
o. This reception was just otter the
second marriage wasn't it A.-Tes, sir.
O.-And he was going 10 give party TO
celebrate that event. A-Tcs, sir
O.-And Mrs. Reilly took charge OF the
elder peoples A.-YCs.
THAT they proposed 10 invites A.
Yes, SIR
D--Aud they submitted 10 YOU the
charge Of inviting the younger guestsi A.
Yes, sir.
O-You were supposed 10 be acquainted
with The young peoplet A.-Yes, sir.
O-Aud you administered that trust by
inviting every Tom, Dick and Harryf A.
Did say Tom, Dick and Harry
Ono, l said Tom, Diok and HarEyt