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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-22

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-22
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-22
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Mica Sabe baben tbu pcufdnbts curirt. gu baben tn
alien apotbsfen. &bolpb Dret6, Gbsmpfpu & Co.,
WhpIefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-22

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tpa breibunbert Williouen Iaufenbe SuE
8retter aei6nitten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-22

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-22
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40 egtfasTs'ne Sanasf safel Gets, 81 80 jsst 90
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

the trusts whose advocate Mr.. DA1zFrr.
Is; nor is it meant to please free traders
IL was framed to meet the conditions Of
the country. AS the independent New
York HcrGid says. the vital issue that
confronts the Democratic leaders to-day
is not whether a tariff FOR revenue only
Is the ideal tariff when II can be secured
with safety, but what IS tho best revi-
sion attainable under existing condi.
tions OF trade and Industry? The chief
end of all tariff legislation IS the well
fare Of the country, and hence the pre-
vailIng condition Of the country is the
first thing TO be considered, since tho
change must be adapted TO the coudl-
ton. This the trainers OF tho Wilson
havo done.
The country has just passed through
severe trade hud industrial ordeal. Ii
Is still suffering from prevailing bust
ness depression. II IL In TO condition
for heroic tariff treatment. ANY
radical or sweeping changes would
Inevitably shock Industry. upset
trade, demoralize values aud bring
ON panic. To resort TO such ex-
treme measures now would DO simply
criminal recklessness, suicidal TO the
party guilty OF il. The IIcraid says:
Later on more radical and thorough re.
VlsiOn-a tariff for revenue only. If Won
please-tnay be secured with advantage and
without RISK. IL will then be In order But
to-day prevailing conditions must be con.
sidered, and these rondor moderate. iudi.
clous revision imperative if disaster IS 10
be averted and prosperity assured Such
revision alone can now be- remedial The
sweeping change urged by tho free trade
lconoclasts could not fail 10 prove destruc-
tive.
Not even the supporters of the Wilson
BILL continues the HcrGId, claim that II
embodies a perfect or ideal tariff sys-
tenn. But it is based on the right prin-
cIple. that wise, safe, revision must al
ways be framed with due regard to the
existing condition OF the country and
the vast interests affected TO under
take to pull the bill to pieces or tinker
with it can only tend TO mischief by de-
laying, if not defeating, the relief so
urgently needed by the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

IAnIFF REFORM Is bound to come,
and the more the monopollas fgktit and
delay 1t, the more radical IL will be
eventually. This Is simply the logic
OF the situation. That CARNEGrE
appreciates this fact his letter
to the New York Trib,u, clear
~ shows. lie urges the speedy pass
age OF the Wilson bill, and indeed
prefers ii to "a more satisfactory" bill
passed by the Republicans. for the rea-
son that IL will Insure permanency OF
'arIii legislation, for tho Democrats will
not attack their own work aud the Re-
pnolicans Will not dare TO increase
taxes after they have once been lowered.
To secure this permanency CAENECIE
says he Tor one is quite ready to ac-
cept greatly reduced duties" CAR
SEotE understands his business and the
situation perfectly; aud he knows il is
not safe TO try TO butt LOCOMOTIVES OF
tho track.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
HAVOC AT NICTHEROY.
Two Thousand wounded During the
COMMUNICATIONS Destruction OF
Houses The EebeI Fleet in Rio Bay
Suffering From Lack OF Water

Two Thousand wounded During the
Rombardment-Great Destruction OF
Houses The TebeI Fleet In Rio Bay
suffering From Lack of Water
New York, January lO.-The Her
did'S correspondent at Montevideo ca
oles the following:
The rebel fleet now anchored In Rio
harbor is suffering from a short water
supply. II is learned that Admiral
Melio's flagship, the Aouidaban. and
the Repubiica are of Santa Catharina.
Mello is still III with Oeri-beri
"A foreigner who has Just returned
to this city FROM Nctheroy. reports
that at least ., 900 persons in that place
have been wounded and are In the hos
pitfalls. The destruction OF houses there
during the last month has been very
great.
The reoel forces again attempted to
make landing on Mocanque Island, but
JAILED The firing on both sides con-
iinues weak. Nothing definite has been
accomplished.
The Red ID line steamer Maracaibo
did not sail for Venezuela yesterday,
aS scheduled. over 800, coo rifle cart
ridges, destined for Admiral Mello.
which had been struggled aboard. were
seized and removed to the Offices on the
dock. The seizure occurred at the
ships Brooklyn dock few minutes be.
fore the sailing hour. and the steamer's
departure was delayed. The cart
ridges were in five cases marked
soap" First Mate Thompson confes-
Sed that he and Chief Engineer Hous-
chell were responsible for them being
on board, and both men were discharg-
ed. The cartridges were shipped FOR
Curacao, and had they reached there
aud been discovered by the Venezuelan
authorities, the steamer would have
been subject TO seizure.
PARIS, January 1O.-The Mdffn saws
that the news published in Paris yester-
terday 20 the effect that President Peix-
OTTO. OF Brazil, had resigned, was founded
ou'a dispatch announcing the resigna-
tion which was received at the Ministry
OF Foreign Affairs. The Brazilian min
lister has declared that be did not be-
lieye the report to be true, and Senior
Guanabara, the Brazilian Government
Delegate In Europe, is quoted as saying
that there was nothing in the latest dis
patches he had received which would
furnish ground for tue belief that the
report was true. The conservative pa
pers here consider the report 20 be true
and cypress satisfaction at the Presi-
dents alleged resignation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

VI. V. Richards, OF Baltimore. Land
and immigration Agent OF the l.. 81 O.
L. L. Co.. was in the city yesterday
with an Eastern gentleman who is
looking about for site for large in
dustrial establishment that will en-
ploy one or two hundred hands. The
gentleman has sufficient capital Of his
own and is not seeking bonus, but de-
sires suitable location as regards ship
ping facilities, fuel, etc. lie is very
favorably impressed with this city.
Those who have subscribed stock TO
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co-operative
Glass Company Will hold meeting At
city Hall on Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock for the purpose OF closing the
subscriptions and other business.
Harry Byrd, VIM. Good and Mary
Ellsworth, arrested for disturbing re-
ligious services, had their trial yester-
day in the Mayors Court, and were &C
quilted.
young son Of J. r. Irwin has been
seriously i'll for several days from the
effects OF vaccination, which seems to
have settled in his throat.
Mrs. Geo. II. Muth is quite sick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

They met by chance IN the waltiaz
room OF railway station.
NV friend" began the man with
the vaIise fun Of tracts. uersuasiyeiy.
have you ever reflected on the short
ness OF life, the uncertainty OF all
Things below, and the fact that death
is iuevitable?"
Have I2' replied the man in the
shaggy oyoTcoat, cheerfuily, well. /
should reckon. I'm a life Insurance
agent"
"Ah-um- looks as II we were going
10 have moro snow, doesn't ito" said
tha other, locking his valise with a
Snap.-CNic00D JrIulc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
MARINES READY 70 LAND.
Movements That Created Exeitemen
at Honolulu Until Minister Wuiu
Changed Has Policy.

movements That Created Excitement
at Honolulu Until Minister WINS
Changed His Policy.
NEW YORK, January iO.-The World
has received the following special cor
respondeDce dated Honolulu. January /,
via Victoria:
After the arrival OF the Corwin had
thrown the people Into q NERVOUS con
Vulsion everyone expected nomentarIly
that an attempt would be mad
u restore the Queen by force OF
arms. II WAS though, by the
royaiists and the provisional govern
ment people alike that the revenue cut
ter mad brought Instructions from
Presidsn. Cleveland 20 that effect. They
ielt sure that their long period % wait
INK would now be broken by something
decisive, Out for five days Minister
Wills m Ide no sign. 10 was fact that
tine marines were ready 20 land o. the
mOrniug OF the 10Th. All tho officers
had been called on board their ships.
The arms and ammunition were ready,
ana the great guns were trained on the
palace. Minister willis will say moth
ing about this, but officers 90 board
tho PE iadsiDhio and the Adams and
tue British guub9it Champion arc the
correspOs dents authority Tor il.
Admiral irwin was asked about this
subsequently,, when Mr. CLEVELAND,
special message on the Hawaiian ques-
ton came, aud said. IAN, We had the
me1 ready, NOS 70 attack the provision
al government. bat 20 protect the citi-
tens .n case o. riouuy."
Capt. Rookie, OF the Champion, the
night before, be is laid, had told some
ladies' ~ q party that the American,
British ana Japanese marines were
20 Dee Landed tho next day and
restore the queen. on the same
night the corresp dent met Mr.. Hatch,
vicc-president OF the provisional gov
ernment, In Emma square. where the
band was playing. Mr. Hatch said il
was the understanding 10 himself and
associates that the marines we're to
be landed In tho morning and the pro-
Visional govern ment was ready. but Mr..
willis evidently changed his mind
Ga the morning OF tho 10Th Minister
Wills sent Consul General Mills to the
palace and Informed tho government
that ne would like 10 call upon them AZ
that building with a communication Of
mportanco. President Dole and the
membc Of the cabinet said they would
be glad 10 receive Mr.. willis, and the
time was set at 1870 in tho afternoon.
Mr. Wills arrived ~ the appointed
time. lle came alone and was received
with duo gravity by Mr.. Dole and his
cabinet. What trausplred has already
been published.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
TnEIn sNlknrs or.
The New Order OF Loyal Americans and
what They want


LANSING, MlCH, January 1O.-The
secrets OF tho new Ancient order 81
LOYAL Americans arc out. rs oticars
are; j. A. Reynolds, OF Lansing. Mich
''rand Commander; c. Vincent, Indian
apoliS, Ind, Grand Adjutant:J. i. Eng
iihn. Oh Michigan, Grand Quartermus-
ter; Rev. Nyron Reed, Of Denver, Col,
Hrand Chaplain; 5. =. PicrSol, OF west
virginia, Grand Ensign W. G.. Batemau,
o! Maine, Grand Sentinel.
Each officer swears that he is not the
spy OF any monopoly, that he will guard
the orders Interests against being used
la tho interests OF political parties. The
OASIS principles are:
!. The equal local and political rights
OF all loyal Americans.
=. The prosecution "a traitors OF all
armed forces not rocogu zcd by the con
StitutiOn.
p. The establishment Of postal saw
ings banks.
>. The absolute non-in reference Of
any foreign power IN American indus
tries or American finance.
.. Governmental ownership or control
OF all natural monopolies.
q. The reclaiminV Of all unearned
Iaad grants, same to be hold as home
Stead7 Tor actual settlements.
Government issue Of all money In
sufficient volume TO transact the bust
ness OF the country on cash basis.
:. The refereedOm OF all legislation
OF vital Importauce
.. The exclusion OF European Grim
maj and pauper labor.
lo- The making Of bribery n capital
crime 10 be dealt with rs treason against
the Natl onai Government"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
a STOCK COMPANY
To Contsruot a Bowling Alley at tho
Musee

The formation Of the Wheeling Bowl.
ing Len2ue and the consequent Increase
IN the interest la that healthfuI sport.
has caused considerable agitation
OF project TO construct bowling
alleys NJ tho MuSee theatre. Several
schemes have been suggested. but so
far no person who is willing TO under
take the matter single-handed has come
forward.
During the past few days number
OF bowling enthusiasts havo started a
subscription list and considerable
money has already been pledged. The
plan - 20 construct reputation alleys
which are wider than those now used
100 the city, To be used exclusively by
the Stockholders, clubs represented i'm
the bowling eague, aud private parties.
The gentlemen who have the matter in
hand, are of the opinion that 10 will re-
quire 81 200 90 insure the success Of the
project
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
INGALLS, ON coal.

MIR. NJ. l.. INGALLS,, OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad, claims to be-
Democrat. lie is mistaken. II he
has been afiliating with the Democratic
party he should stop it at once and
move bag and baggage into the front
| rank OF the tariff monopoists. His
vicious, uncal!ed for, and untimely at
tack on the Wilson bill, because of its
free coal schedule, made at the recent
Democratic banquet at Columbus, enti-
ties him to high place among the nv.
| pocrites and pharisees OF the high tariff
party.
Mr.. INGALLS, railroad has a big coal
carrying trade and he is interested both
In that and in several mines. lie. as
both coal operator and railroader, is now
getting big bounty out OF the govern
ment-out Of the peoples pockets-on
every ton mined aud shipped He
claims he and the coal industry will be
ruined II this bounty is taken away and
that labor will be reduced to poverty.
On what ground is this claim made?
! On the ground that Nova Scotia coal
will come in al the United States ports
and drive American coal out.
How can this be, when the cost OF
producing a ton OF coal in Nova Scotia.
as Mr.. WILSON has demonstrated IS
greater than the cost OF producing the
Same ton ia the United States?
What does the high tariff party ask
in its platform? IL asks that the tariff
be high enough to cover the difference
between the cost Of labor here and
abroad. What is the difference between
the wages OF American and Canadian
coal miners?
Hon. HENRY G.. DAVIS, who takes the
same ground az Mr.. INGALLS,, admitted
before the Ways and Means Commit
tee that there was no di0Gmcc.
On the basis OF what theory, or policy
therefore, is the tariff on coal defended
None, except that OF the selfish and
greedy monopolists and corporations
who are fighting to keep their hand. i'm
the pockets OF the people, and who
have grown so big, rich and arrogant
after quarter Of century OF free
feeding n the public crib that thev
have actually come TO believe they have
q sort OF divine right TO DO supported
by public taxation and 20 swell their
pietnorIc bank accounts ONT OF the
earnings OF labor aod the consumer.
The statement that Canada or any
D rf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
Thomas Henry Carter Have Game" as
Jos Mathsr Says.

We greet with glad heart the star OF
the West, the wild man OF the noun
taiuS, the Hon. Thomas Henry Carter.
OF Montana and The National {cpnb,ic-
an Committee. When bee fares on his
triumphant Eastward progress train
or leuhyrs arc his pages and hold re-
spectiuiiy for him those beauteous chin
ners, such as the faircst goat on the
blue Sicilian hills would joy to wear.
they mold them while he wags his fate
iul chin, convorsing rs pleasantly with
reporters and statesmen as il he were
not the maker OF Presidents. & Warwick
OF hoSsy wool. To the Hon. Thomas
Henry Carter health and good voice.
and we advise Republicans pining TO he
nominated for President in 1896 TO lie
at those stark Montana feet and to rest
upon that continental bosom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

HERE'S a state OF things. Boss PLArr
denies that he and DErEw have quar-
relied over the selection OF chairman
for the railroad committee OF the New
York Legislature, and says they have
agreed on the man. But whore does
the Speaker come in? 1t has always
been supposed that this was his duty.
In New York, however, it appears that
party boss and a railroad magnate do
the business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

6'"H ..,ti 'omfH .a.-
JAS LIrrmOor, o.. January TO-
ihe employees of Homer Iau1h.in's pot
terry mot tonight 90 consider L1ugiin's
propD .i.ou, 90 retain Gfty per cont. oi
their wages uutil the taHT agitation lis
settled Tho men refused 90 work for
ies. t.an iulI pay. and l1ugb'iu refused
t1 pay any more, aud withdrew his
nirr to start bis works next Monday.
severe. other manufacturer had sim
1r propositions prepared. buttncy will
pot now oo presented iu all prooa.
billy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

At its meeting last Tuesday evening,
the Zion Lutheran Benevolent Society.
oI the H.on Lutheran Church. elected
oihcers as follows; John Strobel, Presi-
dent Henry Stuck, Vice President:
Henry Hartman, Secretary. n. T.
N'.te. Treasurer; u. w. Schrebe.
trustee, and banner carriers Charles
Bas.ey and William johnson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

1r TOOK France only one afternoon
TO try Anarchist VALIANT and sem
tence him TO death. II all countries
would follow Frances method the An
archists would find this world too hot
and reform, or DO speedily shunod OF
into hotter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

] commenced drinking Radam's Nj
cros.r Killer when very low with Con
sumption. the physicians finding my
.uug closed almost solid and pronounc-
ing 10y case beyond hope or help. 7
am now well man. OUIIE Suoors.
Marion. ohio. Tine Logan Drug Com.
pauy. Agents FOR Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
The Invariabls A,.urancc.

aleslady-Those are lovely sugar
tonE-; quadruple plated. We warrant
Thorn for twenty-five years. If they
dou't wear We give you your money
back.
Male Victim don't know. | think
we need coal tOngs worse. than we do
sugar touVs.
Saleslady-Oh, well, you cen use
them for that, If you ike Washington
Star.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

Those d.mIou'ye organs. thr kidney. oil. 4.
power o. vork Boo % state Of leaiu Auiutor.
r.rt.1n oftusIr functions is ost J.s,stroa- t1
te 0n, aud. DO net rer Iied. leads to b.
U.ry fatal tcr.in5uou. Hosetfcr.s stomach
E..ters rencrs tfcif activityaud nyerts n,c
fnZnr Hcsidrs this. DO conquer. rheumatism.
1ye.epsla. hIIousncss. maItrnl complaint
. lIcts and strengthens the nerves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

On Tuesday Harry wilson. the blind
man who has been visiting the public
schools recently aud entertaining tDu
pupils with readings by the blind
method visited the F.fth Ward school
lle vas cordially rec. we'd by teacher.
and pupils and tbo a,tcr contributed
ID = l-r h. L-r..t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

The victim Of the BARRIERS chair, after
a terrific experience, At last got out and
got his coat on.
You don't look like the same man,
sir said the barber, surveying him
proudly.
My thunder" he exclaimed, rubbing
his face, painfully, 81 don't feel like
the same one either."-Dctroit Free
Press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

the party of the people and tariff re-
iorm' aud takes his place on the other
SIDE where he belongs. the more COM
Portable both he aud the Democratic
party will feel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

THE inventor OF the Flobert rife is
dead--gone to join the silent ma
jority, the increase OF which his inven.
tion has done so much to facilitate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

IF you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods Sarsaparilla, do not be per-
suaded To take any other. BE sure to
get Hoods Sarsaparilla, which possesses
peculiar curative powers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

You only need make tho most super
HciSl examination To determine the value
of the Register az an advertising me-
dunn. Publishes more local and teIe-
graphic news in one issue than any or
ITS contemporaries do in three.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
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