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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
The Eirhtlnr nIocsoEs.

The new Major-General OF the army
comes or a fighting family. His father
and his seven brothers, with the single
exception OF DIARIES, who was killed
10 the first battle Of Bull Run, were III
commissioned officers. They we're:
Mejof Daniel McCooB, Surg aon Lati-
uer A. McC0ok, Gen. George w. Nc
Cook, Mgjo General Robert L. Ne
Cook, Gen Daniel NCCook, Jr., Major
General Edwin Stanton McCook and
Col. John j. McCook. And now Major
General Alexander Mcdowell MCCoOk
takes the foremost rank in the army
Boston Herald.
There appeared 20 be a strange
fatality connected with the McCook
family during the late war. Each year
Of the war-aud strange 70 say in the
month of July-one member OF that
gallant family of heroes gave up his
life in defense Of his flag aud country.
Charles McCoo6 was killed at the
first battle OF Bull Run July, 1861.
Gen. Robert McCOOk was killed by
band of guerrillaS near Lynville, Ala,
July, 1862 Major Daniel McCook
lthe father was killed AZ Burlington,
o., during the Morgan raid, July, 1853,
and Gen. Dan LcCook, Jr., wounded
at Eennessaw Mountain Ga, July
2-th aud died July 1854.
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HELP FOR A GOOD CAUSE.
where Men Find = Defense From tii'
Perlls Ibas Thrsaten Thorn.

where Men Find Defense From tno
Perns That Threa,en Them.
Keen Observers saw that the practice OF harU
drlukirg is growing steadily less among intel
nront, selfrespecting men who, while no.
posing as apostles of reform, see Che ioliy ol
excess. and govern Themselves accordingly
Yet The time when people can gut along WIZ
ont an occasional sumulant Is SIS distant as
ever.
Itmay come when disease is bauished nom
the earth; when the body worn VITA WORK AI1
exposure. End threatened by lusidlcus PER-. >
shall need 40 help lu getting back all lle u-1-
time elasticity and vl-or. 10 wia nos coN1
before. .--
me- season OF snow and sllsh ana ley winds
as not Ear away. 10 Is Che time wnen tle nu
nan system Is cruelty tried Dy c-ah%e2 %.
raunerature from overheated ro0us 20 lue
piercing outer aIr Whatever braces l1a oolsl
tones che stomach gUd keeps tne 1.aod s,iII'l.
materially Will do better than cure c'iis' 10
viii prevent them.
Tu Dudy's Pure Malt Whisky are found '1s
oualItes necessary 90 produce this result. 10
has Kept many q mau ON his ieeL anu "a. --'
work when, without 10, be would nave pc ~
urostrated and helpless. Nobody lHillll'l VII p
the properties OF DuHy's Pure Malt ever CON
POUNDS 90 with the whisky in common use l,i
icis not beverage but a medicine
AS such it has place on che 1ou'eNeepsl :
shelf Of family remedies and che broad minded
physician orders 10 lor the patient whose store
of vitality is low. Where disease Is accompa-
med By d waste OF tissues, s. stinu-anl Is AZ
WAYS recommended for DO gives me ngly "a
cheree TO build up DuTy's Pure Malt w Dis
Key does this WORK perfectly. GOD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

Of wars, prominent and early among
them being the cong uest of SENnRAAiIs,
the revolt Of BARvIR against SARDA-
NAPALUs, aud the invasion Of ALEXAN-
DER the Great. In 100 Z. c. the exiIed
HANNIBAL ras offered an asylum in the
country, and nearly two hundred years
later PoNPEY ravaged the land. In
232 A. D. Armenia became subject to
Persia, but the Romans came to the re-
lief Of the people in $50, and TIRIDATEs
was crowned King. he it was who first
began 10 persecuts tie Christians, that
religion having taken root in the
country during the previous century.
st. GREGORY was cast into prison,
but the King being, as he supposed.
mi-aculously cured of serious illness
by the Saint, he released ST. GREGORY,
embraced Christianity himself, and mos,
of his subjects followed mis- example.
This aroused the hostility OF Persia, and
almost uninterrupted war followed for
many years, until THEoDOsIUs the Great
agreed to cede the eastern portion Of
Armenia 10 Persia, the remainder being
annexed TO Rome.
The Persians prosecuted the Chris
tians for centuries, frequent wars and
insurrections being the result, the most
remarkable being the revolt led by VAR
TAN. From 632 until $50 there were
incessant struggles between the Chris
tians and Greeks on the one hand and
the Mohametans on the other. In 743
AsHAD, a member Of the PAGBATID
family, claimed to be of ancient Jewish
origin, became master Of the greater
part OF the country and founded dy-
nasty which continued until 1879, when
the kingdom was added TO the Greek
empire.
About the middle of the Fourteenth
century the Kurds appeared on the
scene, and they the Persisns and
! Turks perpetrated the most revolving
cruelties upon the unhappy Armenlans.
The country was mainly governed by
Persian officials for the next century.
In 1904 Shah ABBAs, in mis- contest
with AHweD L, laid the whole coun-
try waste, and since then the Arme-
mans have not exis ed as a nation,
the country being divided between
Russia, Persia and Turkey. In 1870
the Armenian population of the world
was estimated at but 4, OOO,OC0, Of whom
., 500, 600 are in Turkey, 100000 in
Russia, 5000 in Persia, and the re-
mainder scattered over the globe.
IfEurope would declare the country
free and independent, it would be a
distinct gain to civilization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
SMALL TALA.
slInor MIsssr, p Il:srs's srIs1v and
Pi ally ICId-

MInor MIsssri p Ilssrs's BrIs1Y aud
Pi ally ToId-
THE B. & o. pay car for the Hemp
field and TraDs-Ohio divisions was in
the city yesterday.
LIZZIE, wife Of Il. J. Hamil, died at
her home In Allegheny on Monday.
She was sister OF Mis-. Martha Ne
Entee.
THE little daughter of Frank L. Rice,
formerly of ST. Clairsville, Ohio, who
died at Washington Sunday, will be
buried 10 day.
CHAs. AITMEYER, OF the Anadors
Cuo, has issued a challenge to George
Hercules for 1ves mile race on New
Years Day for S25 a side,
IN Clerk Hooks Office Yesterday FOUR
deeds of trust were recorded, and a
power of Attorney from the Canton
Hedge Fence Company TO w. A. Wilson.
Mr. LOUIS BACHELOR and Maurice
Holman, two we'll known members Of
the Columbia Athletic CLUB Of Centre
Wheeling, will give a select hop at
their club room this evening.
THE stockholders In the West Vr-
ginia Exposition and State Fair AssO-
cation will hold q meeting for the pur-
pose OF e.ecting a Board Of Directors,
In the Office of the Board Of Commits
sioners, on December 1st.
THERE were two cases in Police
Court yesterday morning. Charles
Kelly, plain drunk, promised TO leave
town, aud Della Wheeler was fined 81
and costs for raising row in Ella
Miller's bagnio in Alley c.
A STILL alarm was sent in about $50
O'clock yesterday morning, which
called the Atlantic reel to the resi-
dence of W. D. Walters, 104 Fourteenth
street, where chimney blaze was ex-
tinguished without doing any damage.
MARIETTA II. VANCE, wife Of James
F. B. Wilson, died Yesterday about
noon, at her home on the South Side.
The funeral will take place from the
family residence, corner Thisty ninth
and EOff streets, tomorrow afternoon
at two O'Clock. Interment at Peain-
sula cemetery.
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DIED.

RICE-On Monday November 10, at Chill
dren's Hospital Washington, ID. c., LAURA
MAY, only child Of Frank l.. aud Della Rice
and granddaughter Of bra. 5. =. Debts, Of
Bridgeport, aged 10 years.
Funeral from the sherman House, Bridge
port, o.. Thursday, November - o. ? O'Clock
p. m. Intorment At Mt Wood Cemetery.
WILsON-November Goth, 1884, at l2:l0p D. m,
MARIETTA n VANCE, wife Of James +. b. VII
son. aged ~ years and days.
Funeral from the residence OF her husband,
corner Thlrty.ninth and Eof streets, Thursday
afternoon at . o'clock. Friends Of the family
are res pectfully invited 10 attend. Intermeut
at Peninsula cemetery.
HANlLL-Mouday. November 10th, 1894. at
Allegheny. Pa. LIZZIE. wife OF II. J. llamilL
aud sister OF Mrs. Martha McEntes, IN her 18Th
year.
The remains will be brought 10 Wheeling for
interment. Funeral notiCe hereafter.
PRINCR-Tuesday, November 20, 1924, At
1920 o'clock p, m, LOTTIE HAMILTON, daughter
Of Thomas and Maggie Prince.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

Armenia, the scene Of the almost in
credible and entirely fendish outrages
OF the Turkish regular and irregular
soldlery, is q land as fair as any the
sun ever sbone upon, while its people
have been famed for many centuries for
their physical beauty and their quick
intelligence.
Tbs country, one Of the most ancient
10 the world, was formerly most eX-
teusjve one. Frequently subject TO con-
siderable variation both in area and
population, az the period Of its greatest
pro- Derity 10 extended from the eau
casus mountains on the north 10 the
mountains Of Eurdistan on the south,
and from the Caspian on the east 70 the
frontiers Of Asia Minor, while its then
population approximated 30,OOOOO0
Through 10 run the Tigris, the
Euphrates, the Aras and the Kur, all
rivers figuring prominently in history,
both sacred and prOfane, while within
its ancient borders were located
the Garden OF Eden add Mt. Ararat,
and history abounds in the names Of
its cities and great men.
According 90 their Own legendary his
tory, which is largely incorporated with
Biblical lore, the people are descended
IRON HAIE, a son Of ToGAEMAH, toe
grandson Of JAPHEr. From the earliest
times the country has been the theatre
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
sLowINa nor All COIN.

The dispatches of Tuescay contained
the announcement thatt.e NeIdriug-
baus tinuIa-e works az ST. Louis had re-
sumed witch on.uu.ou mel 40 a raduc-
tion Of twenty-five per cent. i'm wages
Imuedia,ely following the recent Re
publican victory 30 was heralded
ihroughou, the country that as a se-
ouencs OF tba, victory the Oliver Iron
and Steel Company would at once
osa 30 Pitsburs the largest
tinDlate mill fin the United States 40 a
\ cost of one million dollars. The Messrs.
CUvER are practical and experienced
business men, and after thorough in
sstiga,.ou have reached the conclusion
has such an enterprise will pay under
he existing Democratic tarH 10 is
Nonsense 90 claim that the in
Acssneut is 10 bs made upon
The uncertain basis OF fu-
tuFo tariff Isgis atio1. The present tariff
capnot possibly be disturbed before the
summer Of 1897, and even then 6, would
De done by a Congress 10 DE elected two
wears hence. Would saEacjous business
men ir 1894 invest a million dollars in
y veaturo solely dependent for its sue
cess on uncertain legislation three years
tence2 The trrth is that the domestic
Np.ate industry under the DEM
% at.c tariff possesses ma.
t5tla advantage that it did not have
uuter the Mckinley law, and that is,
It bow gets block tin free Of duty.
Bldcs tin, it must 0e understood, is the
maleria, us d for coating the iron plate,
and With this free the Messrs OLIVES
are fully cd that the tin plate in
dustry has In ihe new tariff ar the pro-
tection needed and a-e willing % stake
q million dollars on 10.
on the other hand the ST. Louis end
Di the Industry. under the management
oi that notorious Republican, NEm-
RINeBAUs, has enforced a twenty-five
Ter cent reduction Of wages upon the
halow prctext that the lower duties
{ the usw tariff law render IL ueceS-
ary We leave to our Republican
riends the task Of reconciling the two
ituatons, aud Of explaining Why the
t,sburg gentlemen waited all through
four years Of high projection binder
Mckinley law aud only decidsdrl
a million dollar tiBplate mill
pmocratlc tsrl8 gave them \ e
srlal "a tie shsps si block 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21


The Democracy Of the First ward
have done that which is essential to
Democratic success in the future in the
organization Of the Permanent First
Ward Democratic Club, and their sx-
ample must be followed by the party in
every ward and district in the county
and in every county 10 the State, il the
swagger aud conceit is TO be taken out
Of Ohio county and West Virginia Re-
pubicaus two years hence. Organiza-
tion-tborough, complete and intelli-
gents the first and a long step
toward Democratic victory in 1896,
and there is no time like the
present to commence the good work.
In the First ward this undoubted polit-
ical truth has not only found
ready acceptance, but prompt and en-
thusiassic action has followed, and the
result is a splendid.organization Of fifty
five Democrats, with the assurance
that the number will be multiplied by
two OF three 10 a very short time.
Around this BODY OF undismayed mem
bers Of the party, the Democracy Of
the ward will rally TO a man, and the
opening Of the Presidential campaign,
now only eighteen months away, will
ind that portion of the city ready aud
eager for the contest.
The Democracy Of the other wards
should lose no time in following this
splendid example. Let there be no de-
lay upon the pretext that the next
campaign is long way of. The mem
bers Of the Democracy in Ohio county
should get together at once in their
wards aud districts, organize psrma-
ncnt clubs, confer together as to the
methods to be pursued, and begin the
rolI-csll Of the psrty.
In this direction alone does victory
lie and now that the path has been
pointed out, it should be followed with
out loss Of time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21
HOTEs OF THE KIVEE
News o. tls BoAtI ali B1lsnsu Along
the OHIO.

Courier departed for Parkersburg at
D. II.
H. K. Bedford left for Pittsbur9
yesterday at 10 a. u.
Ben Hur will leave this morning at
Il a. m. for Parkersburg.
The Lizzie Bay caves this moraiuE
at o'clock for Charleston from Pitts
burg.
The Resolute passed up yesterday
morning Tor Plttsburg with tow Of
empties.
The marks on the wharf show the
river to be 2 feet inches and sta
tionary.
WARREN, Pa, November 20.-River
foot inches and falling. Weather,
cloudy ana cold.
GREENSBORO. PA, November 20
River : feet inches and falling.
Weather. clear and pleasant.
SrEuBI SvILLE, ONO, November 20
River q feet inches and rising.
WeatheE clear and warm.
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scIencg IN the Kitchen.

-Ns,C York World.
A good many people had never felt
the least inclination TO rise up and call
Miss Frances Z. Willard blessed until
she declared, as she did 10 yesterdays
papers. that cooking ought 70 be in the
hands OF scientific experts.
When did she ever say anything 80
far reaching in its wisdom, so deep 10
It's philosophy, so full OF craftsmanship,
political economy, and philanthropy as
that?
The stomach causes humanity far
more disco nfort than the conscience.
More suicides are due TO dyspepsia than
10 gloon over any Of the losses, be-
reavements, ard sorrows which inlet
humanity.
But when all the capable women Of
the country devote themselves TO stump
speaking or to riding bicycle ia dress
reform breeches, what chance will the
ordinary man have to marry into the
family OF a scientific expert in cooking?
Aud II he does not marry into such a
family. how is be to get into IL all? Will
Miss vii srd please tell Us that?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

YESTERDAYS horror at Golfers Sta
ton we'll illustrates the terrific violence
attending mine explosions. When a
coal car is hurled two hundred a1d
fifty feet through the air from the
mouth OF the mine, aud mems bodies
are thrown a distance equally great
and their brains dashed out, the wonder
grows that anyone came out Of the
workings alive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

The Woman's ChrisJion Temperance
Union IS becoming incorporate A
short time since its secretary requested
of Mrs. CLEVELAND that she use water
from the crystal brook" instead of wine
10 0aptisiug the new American ship ST.
Louis Now comes the President OF
the society, Miss FRANCES 2. WILLARD,
with a demand for q cabinet minister TO
supervise public amussmenss with COM
mittees OF women TO select ana sug-
gest amusements for tue people. This
plan, says Miss WILLARD, would eie-
vats public amuseme1ts 'to the plane
Of reason and ethics, as we'll as Of art. o"
II this proposition were carried out to
its logical conclusion the people Of the
United states would become nOnsnti-
ties II the government can select the
anusemeuts OF the people, it can DO
everything else; take charge Of all trade
and commerce and employment Of every
kind, with the national treasury as
the capital with which to carry on
the multitude OF businesses. There
are persons who believe in paternal
government, but 10 remained for the
president OF the w. C. II. U. TO evolve
tho idea that Uncle San sba. say al.
what the people shall laugh. When
Miss Willard shall have accomplished
this plan she viii have comparatively
easy task in debating to the people
what they shall eat, what they shall
wear and whorewiihal they shall be
rT0rhpi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

The stoical courage Of SILAN LEWIS,
the Indian recently condemned to death
in the Indian Territory for the part he
took in a feud brought on by politics,
and Of CRAIG, who took his life in ODE
disnce to the mandate Of the law, chal-
lenges admiration, aud is worthy Of
Rome in its best days. LEWIS was con-
demned TO death, bat was released on
his parole. He appeared at the time
and place fixed for his execution, and
was shot by Sheriff CRAIG, as the law
provides. The bullet did not kill, and
the Sheriff strangled the condemned
man 10 death. In taking LEWIS life
CRAIG knew he had forfeited mis- own to
the mob Of four hundred OF LEWIS
friends, who had assembled, but he car
red out the judgment Of the Court, and
was almost Immediately murdered by
tAe mob. One of these men met certain
death because be had given his word of
honor to do so, although he could have
very easily escaped, aud the other met
an equally certain death in the dis
charge Of duty. The days Of personal
bravery have not passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

A. D. McIntire, VITO was pronounced
insane last week, aud sent TO the asylum
al Spencer, W. Va, escaped some time
yesterday, and is now al large. Chief
McNichol yesterday received a tele-
eran 20 be on the lockout for him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

Lottie Hamilton, daughter OF Capt.
and Mrs. Thomas Prince. died at 1920
o'clock LAST evening, al the family resi-
dence on the Island Deceased was a
popular young lady, and had host Of
friends who will sympathize with her
parents in their sad bereavement. The
funeral arrangements have not yet been
made.
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9. a. HOUSE,
1924 AND 1926 MARKET STREET.
For False Arrest.

Dr. II. B. Orr, formerly OF this city,
but now of Pittsburg, is defendant in
suit brought by Mrs. j, +. Mcclure to
recover $4,000 for false arrest The
plaintiff was employed by DR.. Orr in
the early part of 1892 as a domestic,
and a lot OF valuabIes being stolen
from the house, Mrs. Mcclure was ar
rested on suspicion. The woman was
acquitted and the suit follows.
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scholar. vl.it the Beawood Mlns.

Last evening Miss Eta BlnRell, Prin-
cipal OF the Centre School, accompanied
by the Senior class OF the school,
made a tour of the Benwood mill.
They were taken in charge by Mr..
Gibbs, the foreman. and shown through
the different departments OF the works
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snlhat shsrin-. sale

The Bellaire window glass works was
sold yesterday so the old company for
s. CO., two-thiris OF the appraisl ment.
This is surely cheap IL the Murphy fur
naces prove the success thai is claimed
for them.
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Finance CON mittee Meeting.

The Council Committee on Finance
met last night, but transacted no bust
ness. The committee discussed plans
for aDpropristing the balances on &C
court Of ten cent levy fund, amounting
in the aggregate to less than $1,000
Dir. Maxwell favored sppropFiating the
money 20 pave the wharf. II was finally
left In the hands Of the committeeman
from the different warOs, who Will meet
al an early date.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

A.B. Oxtoby, of Wheeling. general
freight agent Of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad, and J. f. Townsend, as
sistaut general freight agent Of the
same line, are registered at the Mon
opeahela-PiHgburq Post
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GAeeIin9 8eeistsa;
VEST virginia PRINTING CO..
pr-rr.r4tr-1s- A,,D PFoPuIE r1Es.


single C2plea o. JAIL Va
rr-Tributss OF Respect and Obituary Notices
i've cents rrr lin-
Stamps or The eencu5nation OF tTocsnts and
,ssocesptsd for amounts less than one dolln'
reE-CoEsEsroSDgNCE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
N,v.,o-rrrrrD rEoU 1rEET PART OF rHE SUR
loUxDus coUSrrE
Rejected communication win net Be returned
unless accompanied oy suneisn- pos-aga
The REGISTER, embracing us several sdI-
Items. Is entered at the PsstoHes ln wheel
az. ~. Va, as sccond-ciass matter.
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THE Ilst OF uembers-elect of the Leg
isture, published this morning, covers
both parties and will be fcuad entirely
nrcnrara
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

TIE problem Of Wat The big Repuo-
lican majority in the mex, House will
do keeping the leaders of that party
awake at night. It can't increase pen
sIons, &c won't dare 20 re-eOact the Nc
Kialey blIl, it's afraid oiths silver prob
lem. and a force bin "a outoi the Ques-
ton. They Will probably talk a good
deal and do very little.
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FOR RENT.
For SALE.

FOX SALE.
U1OR sALE-SALooN AND FIXTURES.
Il cheap. Appyto Box s3l, Bellnife, Ohio
nol6
nor sALE-COUSTER SHELVING AND
i Cases Apply to j. G. STEWART, Thirty
sixth aud jacob Streets no<lds
NOR SALE-Counter shelving and cases.
Il Apply 10 Il. c. STEWART, S5l jacob 81
NOR SALE-OHE 10 HORSE POWER OTTO
il pas engine, almost as good IS new. In
guire Of A. r TALLMAN. First National
Bank. Bellaire, ONO. nolpL
ToR sALE-sALOON IN BEST PART or
E CITY. Good reasons for selling. Enquire
~ 1901 Market street no5eyol
TUILL ELL or EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w Tor city property good farm three miles
from the cts. EHquire OF T. s. Riley, AttOr-
nev-at-Lsw. No. 1915 ChapiIne street Wheel
ing, ". Va ec9eAdh
TIoR SALE OR REST-A LARGE IRON
II building Ia Bellaire. fronting on both b. 8
o and Pennsylvania lines. 10 Was built Tor
and used a. a boiler works for several YEARS IL
is offered az great bargain and Will be sold on
easy terms. Enquire az FIRST Sationa' SANK.
BsllaiTe. D. nOleAgL
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However,
We Nave One More

Piano Case Organ that we will sell at same price;
in perfect order; only used short time; Stool and
fine Piano Scarf included. See it in our window.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

THE Republican papers are still de-
voting leading editorials 10 Hon. VIII
LIAM T. WILSON. They are afraid Of a
great statesman, lsRsn in defeat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

WEST VIRGNIANs have one thing at
least to be thankful for-Jhat they DO
not live i'm the Adirondack region, Just
now, where the mercury IS registering
ten degrees below zero, waile the wind
is blowing a gaze and a lively snow storm
Is nravsL.lng
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

~ Iowa editor telsgraphed his own
paper an account Of his suicide, aud
then threw himself under a moving
train. This is case oi the ruling pas
sion being strong 10 death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-21

TIE REeIsTEB's enterprise IN pub
fishing the complete vote Of the State
in advanss/oi all other papers was fire.
Quent( "a favOrabIy commented upon
yesterday.