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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

He Was as True as steel aad Obsyed
Orders IL 1t Broke Owners.


There is mau in this town who has
a male servant who is more faithful
than any dog that was ever born. de
never questions an order. II the man
was to tell him to walk down to the
foot of Main street and jump of dock
he would DO the walking and the jump
ing with simple and unquestioning
faith.
The other day friend OF the mans
came into his Office and asked the man
to lend him his servant for q short tlms
The friend wanted package which he
had left at his house. The package
was too valuable to intrust to mes
senger boy, and he was too busy to 90
after it himself The man loaned the
servant and the friend gave these in
structions: "Now, John, | want you to
go up to my house and walk right up
the front steps. The door will be open,
and you go right up stairs. My room Is
at the head OF the stairs. You go in
and you will find a big package In my
dresser. That's the package l want,
and, II you get back in an hour, l will
give you dollar"
The male servant listened sttentively
and said that he understood his instrue-
tions. He hurried out and in less than
an hour returned with the package. He
was not in very good shape. His lace
was bruised and his coat was torn. One
OF his eyes was blackened and the skin
was of the knuckles OF his right hand.
Holy Moses, Johnw exclaimed his
employer, what have you been doing?"
Been in fight" replied John GRIM
ly.
with whom"
"Fellow up at that mans house"
what were you fighting asout?"
WHY" said John, in the most mat
ter-of-fact way, "he didn't want me to
walk up the front steps. They had just
been painted"
"Well, why aid you walk up them,
them"
John looked reproachfully at his en-
ployer. "Didn's he tell me to 20 up
the front steps for that package?" he
asked.
"Yes, but"
They hain't no but about IL. He
told me to go up them front steps, and
| went up EN-, paint or no paint.
had to fight the coachman, but l went
up"
He seems to have given you pretty
hard fight" ventured the employer.
Huh" shifted john, contemptuous-
~, "it wasn't patch on the one the
housekeeper and the chambermaid
gimme"
The man began TO get alarmed. "Do
you mean TO say you fought everybody
In that house?" he asked severely.
II dunno" replied John gravely, VI
licked the coachman and the house
keeper and the chambermaid and the
! cook. II there was anybody else
] didn't have TO truck with them, but, y
he added, triumphantly, II got the
package and done what l was told, and
I'll 20 back and lick the rest OF the
folks il you say So"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
ALL FAVOR TIE CANAL
Unanimity OF Sentiment in Favor OF This
Government Building, Owning and oPer-
RtinG the Nicaragua Canal.

Unauimity OF Sentiment in Favor OF This
Government Building, Owning and oPer-
HtinG the Nicaragua Canal.
BosroN, April THE Traveller OF this
CITY which has been an earnest advocate OF
the building Of The Nicaragua canal, re-
Gently sent out letters TO the governors OF
the various States and the most prominent
members of Congress asking their opinions
as to the value Of the canal TO this country
and whether or not the government should
construct and control the water way. An
swers have been received from thlrty-one
governors and forty members of Congress
and are printed to-day.
The Governors Of the Southern States
without exception either favor the govern
merit building and owning the canal out
right or extending aid TO whatever corpor-
alton builds IL.
Governor Waite, OF Colorado, says; "The
United States Government, in conjunction
with the Central American republics,
should build this canal at national ex-
pense"
Governor McGraw, Of Washington, be-
lieves that the United States should con-
struct, own and operate the canal.
Gov. Hogg, of Texas, takes very pro-
uounced grounds against the United States
fostering such an enterprise while under
private control. He says: This govern
ment should prohibi foreign or private in
reference with that canal, aud should
construct, own and operate il herself"
Gov. Lewelling, of Kansas, declares
that it would be desirable that the United
States should own and operate the canal
as the exclusive property Of the United
States.
Congressman Bynum, OF Indiana; Wash
incton, Of Tennessee; Kilgore, Bell and
Abbott, OF Texas, declare themselves
heartily in favor OF its construction, but
say they would OF vote for any measure
which would pledge the United States 10
guarantee the bonds OF any private cOrpor-
alton. Senators Stockbridge aud McMil-
lin. Of Michigan; Perkins, Of California;
Dolph and Mitchell, OF Oregon; Morgan,
of Alabama; Frye, OF Maine, and Con-
gresham Henderson, OF Iowa; Burrows,
of Michigan; Storer, of Ohio; VanV oorhis,
of New York; Doolittle, of Washington,
aud number of others in both political
parties say they are in favor and will vote
for such bill as that proposed by Senator
Morgan.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

six months from now will there not be
as much drunkenness in Charleston as
there was month ago2 The immedi-
ate effect upon the towns has been very
much for the better, and IL remains for
the people themselves to say whether
or not the result shall be permanent.
Let them not forget the words Of the
Savior in st. Luke Ii, 24-25, whore he
says;
When the unclean spirit Is gone out Of a
man, no walketh through dry places, seek
ing.rest; and finding none, ne saith Il will
return unto my house whence 1 came out"
And when he cOmeth he fndeth it swept
and Carnlshed.
Then goeth he, and taleth 10 him seven
other spirits more wicked than himself:
and they enter in and dwell there; and the
last state Of that man is worse than the
first.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
Yesterdays HORSE RACING.

ST. Louis, April Madison results;
First 5JS fur,ongs. Fur.ong won; time,
I:ltl6. Second. furl0ngs, Post Boy won;
time, :2O1 Th.Ud, . furiougs, Safe Home
won; time, :Oj' Fourth, 8 furlongs, Joe
Courtney won; time, l:2J Fifth, 50 fur
longs. Jim Head wOa; time, ll3. Sixth, Z
furlOugs, ElrOv won; time, l:33.
New ORLEANS. April Last Cay OF the
new Louisiana Jockey Clubs spring meet
ing. Weather fine, track good, attendance
LARGE. First. purse $50, selling, Fl mile,
King Craft won, Forrey Meyers second,
B0cOy Burns third time, lars. Second,
purse $3.50, selling, one mile, Judge Morrow
won, Borealis second, Captain Spencer
third; time. lA44 Third, purse $3.50,
handicap, 2-vear-olds, q mile, Miss Clark
won. Metr0po.s second, Palmetto Boy
third; time. 1905. Fourth, $3.50. handl-
cap, Ia miles. Fomtret won, Minnesota
second. CoroneJ third; time :59lS. Fifth,
purse $50, 8. mile, Jim Lee won, Fatality
second, Saunet third; time, 1lS4.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

The Murphys have accomplished
remarkable work in Parkorsburg, the
rssnlts Of which will be carefully
watched by all who are in any way in
terested in any phase Of the liquor
question. II newspaper reports can DO
relied upon more than half Of the popu-
latiop OF the town have, in the last two
weeks. signed the pledge Of total absti-
nance from, tho use Of liquors. Many
OF those who signed are not addicted 70
tbe pse OF drink, and o large proportion
NJ them ara young people, yet the
names OF a great many habitual drink
ara were placed upon the roll OF ABB
,,ainers. OF course after the eH-
element wSich accompanied the meet
inas wears oG a great many may be eX-
pscted to lapse into their former habits
though 10 is not improbable that perma-
nent reformation will be accomplished
IN some bad eases. The history OF such
movements IS, that OF those who are
aroused and led to the altar Of repent
anee BY the momentary excitement or
the occasion, very few hold out
The same IS in a measure true con-
eerping religious rovivals such as the
one which has recently shaken Charles
ton 20 its very foundation. For two
weeks the largest buildings in the town
ware unable 10 hold the tremendous
crowds which were attracted by the
r,,qnetio evangelist who discOursed TO
them. His eloQuence attracted and en-
tbndasm became contagious. Several
thousand conversions are reported as a
resnlt Of his work, and a change has
come over the public sentiment OF the
place.
Tbess wholesale shakings-up Of the
,aoDls are followed By good results, both
from a moral and a religious stand
Dolpt The press Of both Charleston aud
P.rkersburg, since the beginning OF the
oestinos have reflected the difference
n the towns. News OF the police court
crimes and criminals, is Of less frequent
occprrepce. and the towns seem to be
left mon a higher plane OF morality.
The results are greater than we're ex-
tseted, bit viii they be permanent In
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Ys.tsrdar,. supreme Cour. Orders.

Special Ztisgyam TO ms Sunday Rs5las-.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, April THE
Supreme Court to-day disposed Of the fol-
lowing cases;
Conson d Harmon vs.. Parker & Wallace,
from Wetzel county, motion for new trial
submitted.
Bank VS.. Watson, from Marion county,
opinion by Dent. judgment OF Circuit Court
reversed and cause remanded.
Thomas Us. Linn, from Marion county,
opinion by Holt, judgment Of Circuit Court
affirmed.
Hall, commissioner, VS.. Swami, from
Kauawha county, opinion by Holt iudg-
meut of the Circuit Court affirmed,
Hawkinsbury VS.. Snodgrass, from Ma
rioa county, opinion by English Judgment
Of Circuit Court reversed and case dis
missed
Williamson VS.. Jones, from Tyler county,
judgment ordered TO De certified forth
with.
News5aum VS.. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway, from Cabeu county, dismissed,
agreed.
Adjourned till next Wednesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
A BRUTAL PisIzE FIGHT.
a Cleveland Pugllst Almost Killed By a
BLOW over tho Heart.

A Cleveland PuG'ilst Almost Killed BY n
BLOW over tho Heart.
CLEVELAND, o., April T-One OF the
most brutal prize lights that ever occurred
in this section took place last night at a re-
sort known no the "Five Mile Inn" The
principals were JEFF Powers and jack
Donovan. The 6gnt was witnessed oy
fifty sports Both men were friChtulIy
punished, and i'm che seventh round Dono-
van received a terrible bow over the heart
that almost killed him. A physician
worked over him several hours, and he
still lies In q precarious condition. Num-
erOus arrests viii follow.
Donovau's brother was killed IN prize
fight near Syracuse, y. Y, just one year
last night. The coincidence is considered
remarkable.
Both men were game TO the last Wat
sons. (whOso real name is Donovan sec
onds wanted him 20 stop several rounds
before ne did In the last round
he received hard blow under
the heart. While he was not
"out." it would have been an easy matter
for Powers 20 have finished him, and he
staggered across the room and was carried
out by his seconds.
He suffered intensely, but physician
who was called announced that his injuries
were not of "a dangerous nature.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

In Huntington the councilmen are all
elected at large and not by wards. The
intention OF the city charter was evil
IDENTITY to give an equal number Of rep
resenratives TO each ward, but the Ian
guage is not explicit. Ia q spirit OF
fairness each party divides its nomina-
nations equally among the wards, but
the voters do not always follow their
example, as shown IN last Thursday 5
election, when four couucilmen were
elected from the First ward and but
two in the Second. Huntington is prob
ably the only city in the State I'm which
All the wards have not equal rePresen-
tatlon in the council.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

A NEW YORK man has gotten 3 YER
dict Of $1,000 for tho lossooi four teeth
by a jury In a New York court, thus
establishing the price OF teeth. But
the market quotations are very inded-
mite. Are they all Of the same value?
Is an Old tooth worth as much as new
one and a mans tooth as much as a
Toman's? These are questions some
other New York court may be called
upon TO decide. $3.50 a tooth" ia too
indefinite.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
JOSEPH DOBLER CELEBRATES
he Gets Ous OF tho PenitenJiary and
Loads Z . Forthwith

he Gets out OF the PeniteutlAry and
Loads Z . Forthwith.
Special 7s.c7rGm 90 tts .SmGIg Registsr.
CoLCMBUs, o., April Five prisoners
were released from the penitenuary this
morning by reason Of expiration OF SEN
t5uce. Among tho number was Joseph
D0bler, the eN-p0stmaster Of Bellalre, who
was sent lin 10 serve five years for violat-
ing the postal laws. Dobler was released
al an esrly hour in order that he could
take a morning train Tor his home, but
III appears that no was not so anxious
10 Get back % his town as be was
co celebrate his freedom, for he proceeded
al once % saloon and m few minutes
had accumulated a load Of immense pro-
portions. Tia the midst of his hilarity the
proprietor of the saloon appeared and Dob
Ter was led gently but firmly 20 the door.
Doblcr started back 70 the pen 70 talk
over a little unfinished business with a
convict, but on his way he was overcome
with that ''tired feeling and fell over in a
ditch dead 20 the world. The penitentiary
officials found him little while after and
had him taken 70 the stewards ONCE TO So
Der Up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
SUNDAY REGISTER

The SUNDAY REGISTER Is on sale At the
following business places, wnere you can
secure a copy II your boy tails 70 leave
your fayorite Sunday paper.
Robert Burt Druggist corner Virginia
and South Penn streets.
w. r. Williams, Druggist, 81 Zane street,
George Ebeling, Druggist 219S Marke.
john Coleman. Druggist $500 chaplins
street.
Cbss, Menkemellsr. Druggist Twenty
second and Market streets.
win Irwin, Druggist, Vwenty-fourth and
Chapline streets
PM. Roth, News Dealer, 24o4 ChHplinS
street. ,,,
Harry SteWSr = III ~e s49N AsA ~n1
Jacob streets.
viii Menkeuiller, Druggist Thirty-third
and Eoff streets.
VIII McElroy, Druggists, Sf4o Jacob
viii Armbright Druggist SsA Jacob
street.
Eortv-third Street Pharmacy.
c, q. Quinby. News Dealer, l4l4 Market
I s 3. Freese, News Dealer, IAs Market
". Il. Hague, Druggist III Sixteenth
street
At. Young, Druggist, northwest corner
Sixteenth an Jacob streets
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DIED.

BEADBCRY-On Saturday, April7, 1894. At
3.Bjn M. HARRY LT-KESs. 'on OF Charles ana
May Bradbury, sged months and - days
Funeral from the residence Of Robert Strobel,
llS Thrty.Gfst street., On Monday morning at
10 o'clock. Friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend. Int'rment at Mt Zion
cemetery.
JACOBSON-Friday. April 8. 1894, a.
o'clock p ~, at residence 81 her son, Morris
jacobson, NO. 1914 Chapline street, Mrs. BEE-
TIA JACOBSON. in her 14th year.
Funeral services this Sunday morning at
s:l5 o'clock. Friends OF family respectfully in
vites to attend. Interment Monday at CncIn-
natl, o.
TAPPE-On Sunday morning, April I. 1896
at 10 o'clock, CHARLES TAPE, ST., aged %
years, y mouths.
KOCH-On Wednesday morning, April g.
1921. a. O'Clock, EMMA, daughter OF Lewis
Koch, aged g years, 10 months and % days.
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,snnIre Gillespv's Court.

The case Of State VS.. Marx, growing our
Of the injury to the little kloetner child,
last Sunday evening at Fourteenth and
McCuuoch street, has oeen settled between
the parties.
The case Of State '. James Sweeney,
for stealing 3 watch, is set for Thursday
The case Of State V "Puddin'" Clark,
forstealiny fish, IS set for the same time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
Padcn's VALLEY Po,tofIico Robbed.

NpfctdI Iet-OfuH . " NHItIUJ htUs'Is.-
SIsTERsvLLE, April The postoflce
and store of NJ G. Sayre, at Paden's Val
lev, few miles north of this place, was
was broken into Thursday night and about
500 worth of goods carried off. The goods
were discovered hidden IN corn shocks near
here ana officers sent 10 watch for the rob-
bers. While the officers were talking with
the men working on well nearby the
thieves managed 10 secure the plumber and
get away with it in safety.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

WHEN the Buckeye Glass Works
were partially destroyed by fire at Mar
tins Ferry, a few weeks ago, the REG
IsrER which published the first full and
complete story OF the fire, within two
hours Of the time when the fire started
and while it was still burning stated
that the loss would DO about $4,000,
Oae oi TIE other Wheeling papers was
wildly excited and placed the loss at
500. 0OO while the other ridicuied both
these statements and said the loss would
not 60 over $1,000 or $4,000. The re-
port OF the insurance adjusters, made
Yesterday, places the loss az s27,795.
AS usual the REGISTER was right
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
GIVEN TEN YEARS.
w.R. EDWARDS SENTENCED IN TAI GRIM
NAL COURT.
Arguments on Notions for New Trials in the Gases
Of State '. Susan Aulvsy and State '.
Tsmpla-Oireuis Cour; OP'n'
Tomorrow.

In the Criminal Court, yesterday morn
ing. in the case of the State v. w. H. I'd
wards. convicted during the present term
of grand larceny, the motion Tor a new
trial was overruled and the defendant was
sentenced to be confined in the penlten-
tiary for ten years. Edwards has served
two terms in the Ohio penitentiary, and
he mi,ht have been given life sentence
Yesterday had the State pressed the mat
ter.
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n-her Conrt NIatterI.

The case of State v. James Bachman, In
dotted for abortion, is set to come up to-
morrow before Judge Jordon.
The Circuit Court will commence the
April term tomorrow morning
Judges PAUL and Campbell have revised
the rules of the Circuit Court, and caused
the same TO be printed in pamphlet form.
The new rules will be in force on ana al
ter tomorrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
HAIF-rRIcE sale OF Wall Paper until
further notice by Kurner & Chew.
The Father

or all diseases is impure blood, when load
then that the blood should be pure, rich,
and strong. without which there can be no
health. To purify the blood Sulphur Bit
ters is iucomp aratively the best medicine
that it i possible to obtain.-THE EDIToz
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

TwENTY-NINE young women were
graduated from the law school OF the
New York University last week. II
liberalism toward woman increases In
the next few years, as IN the past. some
Of them may yet live 20 attain positions
on the bench aud ermine may take the
Mace OF sealskin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

WASHINGTON. April THE Senate bill
70 inaugurate civil service examinations in
the diplomatic and consular service does
not meet with favor among members OF the
Foreign Affairs Committee OF the House.
The feeling toward the proposition is such
among those who would have il 10 charge
in the House that there Is no possibility OF
its being favorebly acted upon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
- vLrcLnlan. in YvashIng.0n.

6psci1l Ye,sJrdm 20 tss sunday Rsasfsr.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., April Hon.
Joseph H. Chiffon and Gen. 81. Clair were
ip Washington TO-DAY, ana saw Senator
Camteu and other members Of the Con-
cressioual delegation. Secretary Of State
WIN Chiffon arrived here tonight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
L. \. Court

This Court met at II o'clock yesterday
morning. but no business was transacted.
The Injunction case of the w. 3. q I. K.
II. 60. V. the town Of SenwOod was trans
ferred 10 Benwood and the case OF U. =. v.
Ross Evans, counterteiting, was transfer
red 10 Clarksburg.
Adjourned
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

PENNSYLVANIA coal operators are
late In learning their mistake, out they
arc finding out now that American ctti-
gems are more satisfactory employees
than their blood-thirsty Huns aid
Slavs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
SAY TIE TESTIMONY Is WORSE
Than in the Pollard Breokinrldge Case,
but That's Hardly Possible!

PRINCETON, KY, April THE seduc-
ton and breach of promise suit OF Sallie
Moore against Lawrence Cruce, leading
business man of Marion, for $4,000 dam
ages was begun in the Crittenden. Circuit
Court at Marion yesterday. The
testimony is worse, II any
thing. than that Of the Pol
lard Breclsinridge case Miss Moore is
the young woman who gained such
notoriety a year ago by suddenly disap-
pearing from her sisters home in New
York City and wandering from city to
city. Miss Moore is a beautiful woman
and the daughter Of Methodist minister.
NEW goods In Millinery arriving daily.
Come and see our line and get prices.
c. II. ABERCRoMBIE q Co.
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Brought TO Court
LII ,T,f<cre-n IA M .CYnd0y RsJfRerP

HBtrifI IttfrTiUl % ttf oNIFtly II01b9V9Fs
CHARLESTON, W. Va. April United
States Marshal Cole. Of Huntington. to-
day brought here and jailed John $ Roser,
of Scott. charged with making false Gfi-
davit 10 obtain pension for friend. he
has been before the court before.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
uTANrED-BY A RELIABLE AND Purely

VUANTE9-PosITIoN BY LADY AS STEM
w oCrapher; understands book -kee ping.
Can give reference. Address "M.," this otco.
ap3rvaa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
COxEY'S SOLDIERS ARE GROWING.
The Tramping Business Is Not 80 Funny
as it Was DuViBg the Firsb Few Days.
MANY Daserffons

Many Distortions.
McKEEsPoRr, PA, April There were
scores of desertions to-day from Coxey's
little "band of hope and great expecta-
tons" The proposed tramp TO Mononga-
hela CITY over Is miles OF rough road with
a short stop at Elizabeth for lunch was the
cause of it all The march Thursday from
Homestead TO this city was over one OF the
worst pieces Of road vet tramped and fire.
ouent rests were demanded by the men.
Footsore and weary they did not view the
prospects at the start to-day with
apv degree of satisfaction. From the
expression in camp it can be stated
that were it not for the strict discipline OF
the Unknown Smith half the army would
have abandoned. The short ratiOns and
the seven DAYS continuous marching In
week over all sorts of roads and IN all
einds of weather is having marked effect
upon the members Of the army Their
sleep on the bare ground for one night at
Exposition Park In Allegheny with the
rain pouring in through the rents IN the
great tent is causing rheumatism
and a feeling of discomfort due
IN severe colds. The iollity
has largely disappeared, and at
night the men sit moodily about the camp
fires shivering in their rags. Their denun-
citation of their fare and quarters and the
unpleasant domineering OF several Of the
marshals has supplantsd the songs and
the pleasing fortitudes Of the first days
out.
With the long march in prospect 1t was
the expectatiOn to break camp at O'Clock
sharp. out Commander CoXey, Marshal
Browne and the unknown were late in
reaching headquarters from their pleasant
apartments at Hotel Diamond, and this
with a heavy rain delayed the move, and
IL was not until an hour later that the pro-
cession moved.
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BRaDGEPORE.

Bridgeport water rents are due April
1st. A discount OF 10 per cent. will be
allowed il paid before the 10th.
W. R. Bowman, Secretary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

CoxEY has been too slow. The Brock
inridge trial will be over before he
caches Washington.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

THE April showers have begun to ar
rive.