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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-06
TIE GOVERNOR TAXES ACTION
He VIII Exhaust Evsry Means 10 Sup-
press LawIessness and Maintain the
Dignity OF the state.
cr.~tak 10 me Rsotfts-

He VIII Exhaust Evsry Means TO sap
press LaWIessness and Maintain the
dignity OF the state.
spsotal 70 ne Rs0tsts-.
CHAELEsToN, W. VA, June s.
Governor MacCorkis received a tele-
gram this afternoon from the sheriff OF
Wood county. informing him that the
commonw wealers at Parkersburg bad
taken possession OF Baltimore & Ohio
train and we're starting with IL 20 Wash
lngton and asking for assistance from
the State troops
He wired the sheriff 10 exhaust every
means 20 arrest the wealers and put
them all In Jail. He also wired General
Spilman 20 use the military force aud 20
assist the civil officers 10 suppreSslng
lawlessness. The governor also sent
his private secretary, Captain John
Baker White, 10 P1rksFsburg. be leay-
ing this afternoon. 20 look after the
legal prosecution OF the lawless mob.
He has instructed every civil officer on
the line OF The Baltimore and ohio rail-
road TO employ the most vigorous msa-
sures 10 arrest the wealers before they
get ont OF the State. There are four
companies OF the National Guard on the
line Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
ready 10 start any moment
The Governors contingent fund hay.
ing been exhausted, be has made ar
rangements 70 borrow e2,500 tomorrow
10 pay the expenses OF the militia He
is determined 20 suppress the laWless-
ness in West Virginia ~ ali hazards,
and will use every means 81 hand 70
maintain the dignity Of the State.
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NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of Telographic News
in Small Space


in Small Space.
ST JOIN, \. r, June 5.-The steamship
Texas, 1900 IONS burden, with general
cargo and deck load of cattle was wreck
ed last night of Trepassey. She was bound
from Montreal for Bristol.
TARRYTowN, n. Y, June 5.-Five boys,
whose ages ranged from five to twelve
years. inmates of the Catholic Sisters OF
Mercy Home, in this village, have died
from poisoning, the result of eating herbs
picked on the playground of the institution
yesterday. Seven more boys are critically
i'll from the same cause.
BERLIN, June 5.-Prince Bismarck con-
tinues to decline to receive deputations,
and is said to be suffering from weakness
following his last illness. The Prince
will proceed TO VarZin, his summer home,
on June Is. His physicians have hopes
that the ex-Chancellor will soon be
stronger.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 5.-Represent'
ative Houk, of Tennessee, has introduced
bill to REIN burse the soldiers Of the Re
bellion or their heirs for the average an'
nual difference between gold and the value
of paper currency in which they were paid
NASHVILLE. Tenn, June 5.-George and
Newton Ladd u a, ! and nephew, met to-
daV in Jne road IN Maury county aud en-
gagged in pistol battle, both being fatally
wounded The cause is supposed to have
been a family quarrel.
LONDON, June 5.-The inquest over the
remains of George Burton, killed May 20
by General Hueston, of California, rem
dered verdict of manslaughter, with a
clause added that the jury does not believe
the killing intentional.
BALTIMORE. MD, June 5.-Robert j.
Rankin, pastor of Lafayette Square Pres
byterIan Church, died to-day.
LEWISTON, MAINE, June s. The Repub-
ncan State convention has nominated
Henry Clevis for Governor.
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INDUsrKrAL TOPICS.
Points Picked Up Aoous the Mills and
Faetoriss-

Things looked brighter for industrial
Wheeling yesterday than since the
great coal strike was waged. BY the
developments OF yesterday there is no
doubt that II the strike was settled all
the plants OF the city and vicinity
would be in full operation. New rolls
were put in mill G OF the Riverside
plate mill yesterday, and IL will go on
soon, metal having been secured. When
this mill goes on il means that more OF
the tube workers will find work. III
little more coke is received st the plant
il will insure the steel works starting
again. The plate mill and the steel
works at the Bellsire nail works hSve
been of for the last two weeks, owing
to the need of materials. Both these
this morning, the employees, about
four hundred in number, having been
notified yesterday. They were In
need particularly OF iron, and good
consignment has been received. The
big nail factory of the La Belle, which
has not run for the last week. went on
in full yesterday morning. But coal is
still scarce there, and for the first time
in the history Of the mill, wood was
used in part under the battery OF boilers
in this department. In the other de-
partments OF the mill. outside the tack
factory, which is on in full, big repairs
are being made, so that when the strike
is settled, things will be in readiness for
a boom. 1t is said, on good authority,
that unless the management did not
think that the future OF the mill was
bright the improvements would not
have been begun. The heaters at the
Belmont went on yesterday morning
and preparations are being made al the
Wheeling steel works 80 run this week.
BY these resum ptions about six hundred
idle men will find work again,
Some sheets Of tin-plate was made
yesterday at the Rtna-Standard. The
new machinery worked well, but the
plant will not be In readiness for full
operation !or a couple OF weeks. New
men, skilled in the making OF tin-plate,
are arriving al the works, and for the
time being the new plant will employ
about fifty men.
William Boles, welder AZ the tube
works, Is i'll at his hone on South Jacob
street
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OnItnre and Bsauty.

We have now a high school for the
culture and development of feminine
beauty, declares the Frankforter Zei-
tuna. At this beauty college the fair
pupils are taught the science Of impart-
ing the highest degree OF graceful ex-
preston to their features and move
ments. The young ladies are taught
how 10 speak,. e., without pulling
faces-and how TO pronounce difficult
words in the most bewitching manner.
One of the most difficult words is the
simple potato" Two hours are barely
sufficient TO acquire a correct aud
agreeable pronunciation of the name OF
this homely tuber.
The professors at the college have
discovered that music lends peculiar
charm to the expression of the count
enance. But the difficulty lies in the
choice OF the compositions. Ladies OF
fair complexion grow melancholy as
they listen to Chopin. Wagner is spe-
cially adapted to dark ladies. His
"polychromatic music imparts the re-
quiste softness to brunettes, rendering
them charming and pliable. The largest
attendance is found, however, at the
lectures where the pupils are shown
how to sleep, that is to say, with sweet
expression and in graceful pose. Un-.
fortunately we are not told by what
means this delightful accomplishment
is to be acquired.
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spseial 70 As Kscssts-.

SpsddI 70 tH hteaftr.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June 5,-At
IL o'clock to-day seventy five OF Frey's
hobos, who refused to 20 with the other
two parties Of the army who left this
morning, took possession Of freighs
train on the b. & 0. The trAinmsn
were un able to dislodEe them. Sheriff
Dudley and deputies went out.
He ordered the men OF the car but
they paid 70 attention whatever 10
what he said.
Sheriff Dudley then explained that he
would arrest them II they did not get
of the cars. They still refused and the
sheriff placed ono under arrest.
Instantly the whole crowd got on
their fees on top OF the car, They said
they all wanted 10 be arrested. II ar
rested they would demand separate
juries and would be here all summer till
the people would be glad TO furnish
transportation.
Dudley descended, thinking that they
would follow him, but they didn't
They sat down again as II they intended
10 stay awhile.
Sheriff Dudley, Agent John Adalr Of
the railroad, aud John A. Hutchinson,
attorney for the B. s. o., held = con-
sultation a. the Sheriff's Office as 10 the
best course TO pursue. The attorney
pointed out section OF the code,
and following his instructions the
Sheriff made out an order on Captain
Morrison, commanding Company + OF
the National Guard 20 assemble In pre-
serving the peace and removing the
men from the train.
The order was served on Capt M0rri-
son, but, as the code expressly provides
that no one bot the commander.in-chlet
shall call out tho National Guard Orany
part thereof, he refused 10 order the
company under arms until orders wers
received from the proper authorities.
Complaint was made before squire
Jones and 3 warrant was issued for all
the men for disturbing the peace.
Sheriff Dudley then swore in . number
OF citizens who were near his Office 40
the time and accompanied ~ themA2nd
the police returned 70 the scence. Nlo-
also picked up number 81 men on the
way whom he made deputies. Whe1 ho
left before ho had left several
deputies In charge OF the army 10 SEQ
that they created DO disturbance.
BY the time he arrived there were
probably 1000 people The Yards were
filed with people and all the box cars
for some distance from where Fyre's
men had possession Of the through
freight, were crowded. All the streets
and by-ways leading TO the yards were
rapidly filling and In all directions peo-
pie could be seen going TO the yards.
Sheriff Dudley aud number or
deputies surrounded the car and placed
the entire party nnder arrest The train
thea pulled out, but II Is feared II will
be- stopped by other OF the army before
proceeding far.
The men were placed in jail. The
streets were black with people all after
noon and the excitement Is great Tho
army is scattered all along the railroad.
At Walker Station this afternoon,
forty-6ve attempted 10 board the Graf.
ton accommodation while IN motion,
but were beaten of by the train crew.
The men Ia jail have telegraphed for
the others out the road, and II Is stated
they will return here.
The would.be train thieves Will have
a hearing 10 the morning.
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Mnr,hall Countr Indlotments.

The Marshall County Circuit Court is
In session, Judge Campbell presiding.
Yesterday the grand jury returned the
following indictments: Burley Clemens,
Moundsville, selling liquor; Miss Finn,
Barney Shelby and Gill & Howard,
Cameron, selling liquor; Andy Myers,
Dan Church and Len Mallore, Fish
Creek. sslning and dynamitlng fish;
John Robinson, road surveyor OF Mead
district, mlsdemeanor.
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MARTINS FEkkY.

The vocal and instrumental concert
to be given by the st. PauPs Choral
Union, at the Opera House, Saturday
night promises TO be something hne
The following is the programme: Part
first, overture, Enchantment, orches-
ira, twelve pieces; glee, Hark! Appollo
Strikes the Lyre, Choral Union Chorus
OF forty voices; duet, The Army and
Navy, VIM. Mann aud Prof. Schoheld;
violin solo, Prof. Edward BlumenburR;
soprano solo with violin accompaniment
Mrs. Flora Williams and Echo Blumeh-
burg. Piano duet, Misses Lena Mckay
and Edith McKim. Chorus, Vesper
Bells, Choral Union Chorus Part sec
ond, Anniversary Waltz, Choral Union
Chorus. Gondalier Waltz song, Mrs.
Annie Stewart. Violinssolo, Prof. Edw.
Blumenburg. Contralto song, with yio-
lin accompaniment, Mrs. and Mr.. j. g..
Maxwell. Solo, Mr.. Thomas Lloyd.
Echo duet, Mrs. Flora Williams
and Mr.. William Mann. Piano solo.
Miss Maud CARRIER. Chorus, Columbia
Queen OF Nations, Choral union chorus.
Mrs. Emma Wells, Misses Cora Wat
son, Maud CARRIER, accompanies. Prof..
J. n. Scho6eld, musical director.
The case OF Cal. MeAninch, William
Kregle and VIM. Spec for the malicious
destruction OF property at Frank
Wilhelm's saloon last troay
night, came up yesterday afternoon
before Mayor Westwood. There
were several witnesses on each side.
The testimony given by the witnesses
went TO show McAnlnch threw compile
Of brick bats through Wilhsm's window.
McAninch was fined S25 aud costs and
Kregle and Spec $40 and costs each.
They were taken back to jail as they
could not produce the price OF liberty.
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Ste.m.bip Arrivals.

LIVERPOOL, June 5.-Arrived: Arizona,
from New York.
GLASGOW. June 5. - Arrived: Milton,
from New York.
NEW YORK, June 5.-Arrived: Abe, from
Bremen.
BREMEN, June, 5--Arrived-Darmsta
frem Baltimore
LIVERPOOL, June 4-Arrived-Cepha
lonia from Boston.
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How the Mckinley Bill Sugar Sched-
ula Made
TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
For Holders Of Sugar Stock Before It
Was Voted On.
SUGAR ADVANCED 35 POINTS
While the Schedule Was in the
Finance Committee.

Some Inside History Of the Effects
of the Legislation Of 1890 Upon
the Sugar Trust and It's Stock in
the Market, Brought Out by
Reckless Republicans Charging
Democrats With Stock Job
bing - Senator Brice Boldly
Charges That There Was an
Agreement Between the Sugar
Trust and the Senate Commit
tee-The Record Sprung on AL
drich 70 Show How He Looked
Upon Sugar Influence in 1890.
The Sugar Schedule Disposed
Of in the Senate Yesterday.
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ed several amendments, beginning with
the Mckinley schedule and graded
toward the schedule proposed by the
Finance Committee. All OF them we're
defeated.
Mr.. Jones offered the ''compromiss"
amendme noted above. Mr.. PETER
offered an amendment to place all
sugar on the free list. 1t was lost, %
to 81. Yeas-Aldrlch, Allison, Cam
sron, Chandler, Cullom, Dolph, Dubois,
Frye, Gallinger, bale. HaWley, HiR-
gins, Hill, HOar, Lodge, Mcmillan,
Mitchell, Oregon; Morrill,, Patton, PEI
fer, Pettigrew, PlGtt, Power, Shoup,
Teller and Washburn-TotGl 20.
Nays-Allen, Blackburn, Blanchard,
Butler, Caffery, Call, Camden, Cockrell,
Coke, Daniel. Faulkner, George, Gibson,
Gordon, Gray, Harris, Hunton, jarvis,
Jones, Arkansas, Kyle, Lindsay, Nc
Laurin, Manderson, Martha, Mills, Nor
gan, Murphy, PaseO, Perkins, Pugn,
Ransom, Roach, Smith, Vest, Nil2s'
Voorhees,, White. Tosal 81.
THE PAIRS WE'RE AS FOLLOWS,
the FIRST named would have voted yea
and the last nay:
Proctor and Bate; Wolcott and Brice;
Carey and Mitchell, Wisconsin; Davis
and TuFDie: Dixon and Mcpherson;
JsneS, Nevads, and GOrmani Hans
brOuEh and Palmer; Irby and Quay;
Squire and Walsh; Wilson and Berry.
Senators Sherman and Stewart dld not
vote and we're not paired. Two Repub-
llcaas, -Manderson and Perkins, voted
against free sugar, and Quay was paired
the same way. OF the Democrats, Hill
voted for free sugar, while Irby was
paired the same way. or the POpulists,
PETER voted for free sugar, Allen and
Kyle against, and Stewart did not vote.
The Jones compromise amendment
was csrried-35 TO 2s-
THE VOTE IN DETAIL FOLLOWS;
Yeas-Allsn, Blackburn, Blanchard,
Butler, CATERS, Camden, COckrell, Coke,
Faulkner, George, Gibs0R, Gordon, Gray,
Harris, Huntou, Jones OF Arkansas,
Kyle, Lindsay, Martin, Mills, Mitchell
OF Wisconsin, Morgan, Murphy, Pasco,
Pugh, Quay, Ransom, Roach, Smith,
Turpie, Vest, Villas, Voorhees,, Walsh
and White. Total, IS.
Nays-Aldrich, Allison, Cameron,
Carey, Chandler, Cuf,Om, Davis, DolDh,
Dubois, Frye. Galliuger, Hale, Hawley,
Higgins, Hill, Hoar. Lodge, MCMILLAN,
Manderson, Mitchell OF Oregon, Patton,
PETER, PettiErsw, Plstt, Power, Shoup,
Teller and Washburg; total, %.
Pairs-Bate for With Proctor against;
Berry with Wilson; Brice with Welcott;
Call with Morrill,; Daniel with Squire;
German with Jones; Mcpherson with
Irby; Jarvis with sherman; McLaurln
With Dixon; Palmer with aansbrouGh.
Stewart was absent and not paired.
Perkins was present, but is not recorded
as either voting or paired.
The Jones amendments, increasing
the duty Oh sugar candy from 30 TO 80
per cent and making the duty on sac
charins 25 per cent, were agreed TO.
This completed the sugar schedule and
st 5:45 on motion of Mr.. Harris the
Senate went into executive session and
shortly afterward adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-06

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 5.-When
the House met to-day Mr.. Cox offered
his amendment providing for the total
unconditional repeal Of the tax on State
banks. The bill was debated under
the five minute rule till $50.
Mr.. Bryan (Den., Nebraska) said be
would propose a bill which would pro-
vide a large circulation OF paper money
under the exclusive control OF the Fed
eral government At 5:45, without
further action on the bill, the House
adiOnrned.
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EVERYTHING WILL BE READY
at the PARK Casino, for the Opening To-
Morrow Night.

at the PARK Casino, for the Opening To-
Morrow Night.
The big Casino at the Park is at last
completed and the structure has been
turned over In charge Of the decorators
to put the finishing touches on fer the
Elks' outing, Thursday and Friday
nights
Everything is in readiness for the
event, from the side show to the
big show TO be given by Roland
Reed and his company. To
avoid the annoyance Of the big rush IL
is advisable to 60 early. Plenty OF
amusement has been provided for the
enjoyment of all who follow this plan.
A fow seats can still be secured for the
performances at C. A. Houses music
store.
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A SETTLEMENT ACCEPTED.
cripple Creek Decorated With Flags and

Cripple Creek Decorated With Flags and
Bunting In Honor Of the Occasion.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Col, June 5.-AleG-
andsr Mcintosh, State Organizer for
the Miners Union, read ths arbitration
agreement to the assembled miners, and
Immediately all the men on Bull Hill
laid down their arms, the picketS were
called in and the fortiicatlon abandon
e1. The town has been decorated with
flags, and the rejoicing over the settle
ment Of the strike is general.
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Adrsrtl..s lor sd. Ml.,lpr Brlae.

Benjamin Everwine, OF Saline City,
Ind, was married two months ago and
recently the bride disappeared. The
other day be caused TO be posted the
following notice: "Saline City, Ind
stolen in this city frids night, May 4,
1894, one lady, the property OF Ben
Everwine. I will give motifs that l will
prosieote any0ode that harbOr her or
said male E7erWine, and further stait
she or s ant any good and ant entitle to
credit. BEN EvERwINE. - Chicago
Post
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The Re.ult in Dragon.

PORTLAND, ORE, June 5.-The entire
Republican State ticket is elected, eI-
cspt Irwin for School Superintendent,
who is probably defeated by small
plurality. The Republicans will have an
overwhelming majority in the legisla-
ture, insuring the election OF Repub-
lican Senator to succeed DOlph.
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9ood,s Cures.

In saving that Hoods SarsapsrIlla cures,
its pro prietors make no idle or extravagant
claim. Tne advertising Of Hoods Sarsapa-
riIla is always within the bounds OF reason,
because il is true; ~ always appeals 70 the
sober. common sense of thinking people,
and II Is always fully substsntiated by en-
dorsements. which in rhe inarcial world
would be accepted without , moments
hesitation
Read the testim9hials pnoiisneo 10 oenaI
of Hoods Sarsa I.rilia, ali 1rom rehAoie'
grateful people.
They tell the y. HOODS SarsapafiiA
Nrrrna
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-06

or al diseases is impure blood. when loao-
ed with foul humor HOW imporlsnI'
tben that the blood should be pure, rich,
snd strono without which there can be 10
health. 10 purify the blood Sulphur Bit
ters is incomparaiively the best u ,dicin0
that il Is possible to obtalH. NJ
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A shining marx.

SOZODONT is a shining mark for tbs
unscrupulous who seek TO trade upon its
established reputation, by representing
yalueless compounds as superior tn,Jf sim
liar TO it. Put no faith in such representa-
rions. It tas no equal az q producer Of
beauty and durability Of teeth. Accept
no other Instead Of it
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NOTES OF THE KIVKBs
News Of tue Beats and BOAtmon Along
tie Ohio.

There were IL feet OF water In the
channel last night, and rising.
OIL CITY, PA, June 5.-River 5 feet
10 inches and falling; weather clear AMI
cold.
GREENSBORO, PA, June 5.-River. Z
feet 10 Inches and stationary; weather
cloudy and cool.
WARREN, PA. June 5.-Rlver feet
8 inches and falling; weather clear aud
cold.
PITTsBURG, PA, June 5.-River s
feet 2 inches and falling; weather
cloudy and colder.
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z Newsnaper war.
sssfal to tAs RsHsss-.

MARIETTA, o., June 5.-The Marietta
Dauy Dispatch, a new morning Repu5-
ilcan paper. made its appearance this
morning. J. II. Snodgrass, formerly OF
the Athens Herald and Macarthur Re-
publican, is the editor and manager.
Another Republican daily will make its
appearance Thursday from the Register
ofhce. Ii is newspaper war.
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prominent man Dropped Doad.

bD6eidI 70 Ute hsJtsIsF
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June 5.-W.
L. McCool prominent oil operator,
dropped dead of apoplexy on the
steamer Barnsdale while pulling into
the Marietta wharf last night. He
leaves a wife and one child. The
funeral tomorrow afternoon will be
conducted by the B. p. o. Elks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-06

Mr.C. Scanspf, tue Oosrs House drug
efst made ths f0llo OBSERVATIONS oI
the temperature yesterday: q M o5'
Ca m. 81; u N. "a; p. m., sZi p a.
rs. Weather. chaDgeable.
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THE wEATHER.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 5.-For West
Virginia-O Occasional showers IN the morn
ing: fair during the day north wiads;
81 ghtly cooler. 80.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohis--
Generally fair; forth Winds.
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Keys Confirmed.

WAsH1NGroN, D. c., June 3.-Ths
Senate in executive session to-day con-
frmed Philip H. Keys as postmaster at
Keyser, West Virginis.
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Corbstt Accepts.

LONDON, June 5.-Ths Sportsman
says that Corbett has accepted the
Florida Athletic Clubs offer Of S35, 600
for the fight between him and Jackson.
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Special 70 ne Reo.s,s-.

Special % ths Re1lSts-.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, June g.
There seems to have been nc further
outbreak among the miners OF the
KanawhA Valley after the shooting Of
the men at Powellton last night.
Sheriff Hiemann, of Fayette county,
is sndesvoring TO find the men who did
the shooting, but so far has been un-
successful.
The report that the men were killed
is incorrect. They were shot and
badly wounded, but none has died yet,
although one is expected 20 die.
A report comes from Powellton to the
effect that the dead body Of Crockett
Gibson was found in the woods this
morning with his throat cut from ear
to ear.
He left his home last night and is
supposed to have been waylaid.
Charles Bsury, who is part owner Of
several mines in the New River region,
was here to-day enlisting men to act as
guards to his miaes, which are threat
sned by strikers. About a dozen men
were enlisted.
ALL QUIET IN THE KANAwHA VALLEY.
special TO tie RsgistsT.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June s.
Sheriff Sillman to-day arrested two men
named Lloyd, and one named Barting-
ton, on the charge Of shooting the Pow
elton miners last night. There are two
others suspected who will probably be
captured tomorrow. Everything is
quiet, but the Governor has everything
ready TO move on q moments notice.
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tions were adopted calling joint confer
ences of the miners and operators In the
various districts Saturday, June 9, at
10 a. m,
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you only need make the MOST super
Helnl EXAMINATION co dst0rmIne Eho value
OF tho Register ~ an advertising me-
dium. Publishes mere local and telo-
graphic news IN one Issue than any OF
It's Contomporarios do In rhree.