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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-22
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IutsrSsting Pieces OF TsIsgrAPhis News


IutersstinE Pieces OF TsIsgrAPhis News
IN small -Dsce
RIVERSIDE. CAL, September 2l.-The
first car load Of oranges for the season was
shipped East from this city to-day The
orange crop las been slow in maturing for
The market The crop Is estimated 81 :, 7O0
carloads.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. December 21.-Dis-
tribution Of government maps among pub
lie schools is provided for IN recOmmen-
dation OF Secretary Smith 70 Congress
CHAMPAIGN, ILLs., December I.-The
safe in the State Bank az Mansfield. Ills.
was blown open BY burglars last night and
several thousand dollars taken.
WASHINGTON, ID. c, Decem GER 2l.-Ad-
vices from New York state that 81. 400. 90
sub .rsssurv. which leaves the true amount
OF colo reserve SIS, 900.Sl0. The cash bal
snce in the treasury to-day was Sl54, ,SS5, :
263
BrRIIN. December 2l.-RectOr Ahlwardt.
the noted snti-Semite, has been discharged
from PloexeaSee prison, where he had
oeer serving term Of three months in
prisonmeut for insulting Frussian officials
ina speech which ne made a. Essen during
the early part Of the year. he imnedi-
srely lectured 70 large aodiencs.
AssURT Pax, y. J., December 2L-Bar-
tine Jackson. S6 years Of age. residing az
Pine Brook, was foCud dead to-day. he
was one Of the Oldest tnea in the State- He
left no family. Death,wss due 70 old sKe-
EI.BxxrOS. Ga. Dacenber 2L-Abouf
two hundred people Il here yesterday for
Texas. where they go bey claim. % bet
ter tneir ccndit oo. WoEneu ara call
irez. composed ths par
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-22

WASHINGTON, d C., December 2L-
''Turning oD the Light" is the title Of 8
book by ex-POstnastsr General Horatio
King, which will be issued as soon as
publisher is engaged. IL is "a dispaS-
sionate survey Of President Buchsuan's
administration from 1860 10 its close,
aud will contain, besides several Of Mr..
Buchanan's letters not vet published, 8
mass of "reminiscences and facts touch
Ing the geoeSis OF the civil war aud the
assination OF President LincOln, the
Trent affair, the "stoisn arms" and
manv other miscellaneous articles
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Mr.. WILSON AND SUGAR.
He Says Il Rests With the senate to Take
Action


WASHINGTON, d. c., December 2L-
Chairman Wilson, OF the Ways and
Means Commistee, says no considera-
tiOn has been given to further tariff
legislation which would overcome the
dlsagreements between this country
and Germany, France and Austria
ss a result Of the differential
duty on the sugars Of those coun-
tries. After the German ambassador
had made 3 protest against the duty
Germany closed her ports against
American meat products. Denmark
followed suit, and 3 general commercial
warfare between the United States and
sugsr-producing countries seemed i'm
minenG Under these circumstances II
was believed that Congress would take
of the dlffsrsntial duty. and thus re-
store commercial harmony.
Mr.. Wilson says, however, that any
steps in that direction must be taken by
the Senate, where the House bill for free
sugar is pending with amendments. The
Senate Finance Committee, reporting
back the free sugar bill, struck out the
entire text Of the House bill and insert
ed 40 per cent. I'd valorem duty on
sugars. No reference was made 10
the difierential duty Of one-tsnth OF one
cent against the countries paying 80
export duty on sugsr, so that the omis-
sion to mention it is said TO have the
effect Of rspealiug the dfferential. The
subject is, therefore, ready 10 be taken
up whenever the Senate considers the
free sugar bill, and Mr.. WilsoL does not
consider IL necessary to get up an inde-
pendent measure dealing with the diff
ferential against foreign countries.
Mr.. George II. Davis, Of Chicago, who
is here TO urge the repeal Of the differ
ential in order that German ports may
be reopened 70 American meats, has not
conferred with Chairman Wilson or any
OF the members Of the Ways and Means
Committee. Mr. Wilson does not sppssr
10 be greatly impressed by the effort TO
have the en- 0srRo removed on American
meats. when We have the meat trust
allied against the sugar trust, said be,
there is hope that the people may
secure some consideration.
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NEw ORLEANS, La, December 2l.-
Twelfth day wiater meeting. Weather
ine, track fast; attendance good. First,
six furlongs, Satinet; lis. Second, six
and half furlongs, oxford; 1:23. Third,
six farlongs, Void; lis. Fourth, mile,
John Dunn; 1:49A. Fifth, five fur
longs, Pisa; 1;0S54.
Following are the eDtries at New Or
leans for December %: First, one mile,
selling, Mary Tension 9S Charter 9S,
jim Henry 1Ol. Denver lO7, Malaga
1O7. Hattie Grant lO7. Press Connolly
lO7. Emperor Billet lO7, Lyndhurss l07,
Bob Campbell 10. Second, three-Quar-
terS Of q mile, selling, Jugador l02, B.
F. Fly, Jr., lO2, Galens lO2, Satellite
IO2, Dollie lO2, Gold Dust 1O2, Hodgson
lO2, Twinkle lO2, King Craft lO2, Mer-
rita lOt. Cyrus los, Gov. HOgg los, Dick
White los, Bust UD los, Long Brook
100. Third, two miles, Pesrline l02,
Mezzotiut lO2, Centinela l02, Bsiie r.
los, Young Arion los, Excelsior los.
Fourth, mile, handicap, Rapid Transit
81, Black Jack S5, Theodore II 1Ol, Ia
"a 90. Amelia May lO9, Melody 10,
WAeahatchie 10, Old Dominion 1l2,
Clara Bauer 1l2, Clementine ll6. Fifth,
8 mile, maiden, Queens Lake, MAble
K, Pots, Festival. Blue Hen, Fama,
Occula, Jennie Vanhook. CAramia,
Peggy Moore. Ruby Z, sll lob.
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DOES NOT MEAN RECOMMENDATION.
Ensct of the Ban Issued against Secret
Societies.

New YORK, December 21.-Ths Rev.
T. B. Newey, private secretary for
Archbishop Corrigsn, denied to-day the
assertion made in newspapers that
Catholics, who continue as members Of
the Order Of odd Fellows, the Knights
OF Pythias, or the Sons Of Temperance,
would be subject TO accommodation
OF the infiction Of psnsnce.
"a member Of one of the societies
banned cannot" said DR.. Nswsy, "re-
csive the sacraments of the church until
be sewers his connection with such ssso-
ciation. IL would be useless for him to
20 10 confession until he decided TO re-
nouuce his mem bership and until be re-
ceiyed absolutioR be could not receive
the sacrament l do not believe the
Pope's decree containing this dsclAra-
ton will be read in any Of the churches.
TIE announcement that such an edict
has been issued will be sufficient"
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Tobe Bnur.d To-Day.

KyoxvILLE. Tenn, December 2L-
John Stanley and Clsrsnes Cox viii be
executed al MsysyiIls tomorrow. The
men murdered Squire Henry SnodderlJ
and his wife In Union county last
February. The prisoners have been
confined ia the Knoxville jail for sew
sral months for safe keeping. They
were taken ont this morning and under
guard Of twenty men are being con-
ysysd TO Maynardsville, . distance OF
twenty-iour miles. The execution will
toke place st noon tomorrow inside .
large enclosure. The people are very
Indignant because the execution is 70
be private. and threaten 10 tear the
stockads down. and be witnesses to the
douhie execution.
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Irwin Get, Ou, of jail

PIrTsBURe. December 2L-Georse N.
Irwin, the Discretionary pool operator.
was released from jail late this evening
in soc, bail. His attorneys to-day
welt 10 Hollidaysourg and secured
from Associate Justice John Dean, Of
the Supreme Court the order for
Twins release, which supersedes the
decree OF the Common Pleas Court, re-
mandirg him to jail for contsmpt In re-
fusing TO deliver bis books. and sets the
hrst day OF the January term 81 Phlla-
delphia for the hearing 10 the appeal
from the decision OF the court here.
The order REQUIRES the defendant TO de-
posit win the Union Trust Company all
bonds. papers and accounts as set forth
in the schedule furnished the court
when the contempt case was on.
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gssslsl % ne Rs0isFs-.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December IL
Congressman PsndlstOn spoke for an
hour in the House to-day on the hnAn-
clal situation and the bill which Secre-
tary Carlisle has drawn up 70 relieve II.
In explaining the conditions which no"
prevail in the Treasury, he went back
70 the causes Of the recent panic and
showed eoncIusivsly that the whole trou-
Bile started with the Mckinley bill, which
all but a few extreme Republican pro-
tsctionists now admit was = Vieions
piece Of legislation. Mr.. Pendleton
paid his respects 70 the Republicans In
the straight from the shoulder style,
which characteriZes him when In good
form and won repeated applause oy MS
TELLING REPLIES TO QUESTIONS
from the Repblican side. He defended
the Carlisle bill as a safe, wise and time
~ measure in It's main provisions. lie
did not claim that it was perfect any
more than its author did, Dot
it was q move Ia the right direc'
tion and ample opportunity 70 make
10 more nearly perfect would be given
before il was placed on its passage.
That some legislation OF the kind should
be enacted without q days needless de-
lay the condition OF the treasury rem
dered imperative. as every man knew
who would think for one moment
The entire time Of the House was oc-
cupied in debate on the currency bill,
tbe debateTs being Msssrs. Pendleton
(Dem., West Virginia), and Sickles
(Dsm., New York;, in favor or the Dill,
and Messrs Russell Rep, ConnecticuO,
McLaurin (Dem., South CarOlina), and
RaEllns (Dem., Utah against Il. Be
tore the close OF the session, Mr..
Springer, the chairman Of the Banking
md Currency Committee, presented the
mendments 20 the measure agreed
tpon by the Democratic mem6 6ers OF the
committee and endorsed, II Is said, oy
be Secretary OF the Treasury. The
,lll, as altered by these amendments,
will be offered al the proper time as 8
Substitute for the original bill, and
qpon this substitute the fate o, the
measure will depend. The resolution
fer the holiday adjournment 10 begin
tomorrow was agreed 20 early In the
afternoon.
Chairman Wilson, OF the Ways and
Means Committee to-day introduced Ia
the House q Dill repealiCg that portion
OF the pew tariff aet which imposes 3
diferential duty OF One-tenth Of one
cent Ger pound on sugars imported from
countries paying bounty on sugar eN-
ports The repeal Of this duty was
urged by President Cleveland in his last
annual message. It's Incorporation In
ths tariff bin has been stated to be one
CT the reasons given oy the German
goverr ment for prohibition Of the i'm
portation OF American meats iato that
country.
The changes contemplated in she
Carlisle bill oy the amendments TO be
offered, will allow national banks 70
continue as at present without reorgan-
ization under The new law, is being be-
lieved that they will see the advantage
OF adopting the new plan. The insur-
Ince OF the notes Of sll banks By sll
otser banks will be removed, snd the
safety fund" only used for paying the
notes Of.failed banks.
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Special 10 hs RsGiIss-.

cpeetot - Sbs 64sdSeF-
WESTON, w. VA, December 21.-
Masked burglars entered the store OF
George V. Brown. at Jane Lew, last
night, gagged the clerk who was sleep
ing in the store by tying rubber ball
in his mouth, tied his hands and feet,
blindfoldsd him and then proceeded to
blow the safe open. They secured
seEsrsl dollars in cash and postage
stamps. 1t took the clerk about al
hour to break the bondage, and when
be gave the alarm the robbers had
skipped and no traces OF them were to
be found. They first entered the store
Of John Beeghley, but took nothing OF
any value. The clerk did not recog-
nize any of them, as they were black
sued and masked.
The Postoffice Department has tele-
graphsd TO Postmaster Brown Offering
s reward of two hundred dollars for
each OF the parties who broke into his
store. The authorities are on the track
OF the guilty ones, and it is thought
there are FIVE i'm mplicated, making $1,000
reward IL they are convicted.
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rh. Pan. Of Rheunatisn

According TO the best authorities, orig
mate in : morbid condition Of the blood.
L.actic acid, caused 1y the decomposition
OF the gelGtinous and slbuminous tissues
circulatss with the blood and attacks the
dhrous tissues. particularly in the joints,
ana thus causes the local Manifestations OF
the disease The back aud shoulders are
the pats usually affected by rheumatism,
aud the joints At the knees. anklss, hips
and wrists are also sometimes attacked
THOUSANDS Of people have found in Hoods
Sarssparilla positive and permsnenf cure
for rheumatism Il has had remarkable
success IN curing the most severe cases.
The secret Of Us success lies in the fact
that IL attacks at once the cause oflthe
distress By neutrzlizing the iactic acid kDd
purifying the nlood, IS wei as strengthen
ing every funclloa Of fAs b91y.
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TRYING TO ESCAPE.

Friends of Morgaufield, the yirginis
Train KoDbsr. Try TO Get Into the Hos.
pital.
CINCINNATI, o., December 2l.-Clar-
snce w. Morgan field, the accomplice OF
Searcy. in the Aqnai train robbery, 10
10 be remaRded TO court tomorrow, pre-
paratory to his removal TO Richmond,
Va, for trial. On Thursday night two
men were discovered tryiog TO eoter the
hospital where horgantield 10 nursing
his broken leg. Last night two men
were again seen trying TO effect an en-
trance into the hospital. They were
pursued, but escaped. Since II is evil
dent that these parties were trying 10
assist Morganfeld TO escape, the city
hospital lie guarded tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-22

BosToS, December 2L-Paul NJ
Swain, . well known business nau Who
has for years been engaged In the
merchandise brokerage business IN New
York. Providence ssd this city. 10 miss
in9. He left bis Office December II.
And has not returned. He went 20 New
Yorx. uhera al trace OF him 10 Iost-
His Office b ) Is in the hands Of keep
a. The ] bilities. it is claimed, viii
reach zearIf $50. O00, and the assets are
anal. Frienns pho knew his fnsncfai
enb.rrassr<snt weighed heavily upon
sIn. fssr - has beccns inssEs.
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Fire Makes = big Black spoa

CLEVELAND, o., Decemo Der 2L-Firs
m ade q big black spot In Cleveland near
the Union passenger station early this
evening. 1t broke out In the new four
story brick block 81 the corner OF Wa
ter aad Main streets, owned 6y
the Doan estate and Darius Ad-
ans, aud destroyed IL quickly.
The loss on the building Is $50, 900.
The occupants. the X. ID. Box Compa-
NJ and the French Delicacy Company,
lost sl4o. 900 and 500 respectively.
The old wooden Empire hotel across
Water street caught fire and burned
down. Loss $40, 900, and the cable rail-
road waiting room adjacent TO IL, worth
81, 900, was also consumed.
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BOY F00TPADS.
A Youthful Nilk.ROuis Collector Help Up
and Robbed by Two Boys at Huntington.
The BOYS Arrested.


i HUNTINGTON. W. Va, December 21.-
Ralph Boyd lives on the Red Hiil. on
South Twentieth street.. be is nine
years Old and delivers milk for his
mother. de vas collecting from his
customers this morniRg ard about SIX
,'ciOek was walking home with the
money, s. 40. he was near the hill
! when Lloyd Bowen sRd Raw Brown,
aged 5 aud 3 respectively, stopped him
and after giving him a humping made
hin give uD the money. Policemen ar
rested the kid highwsymen this even
ing and 90, a part OF the money back.
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a,a.m.hin Arrir.Is.
r ursi

GEsoA, December ZL-Arriyed. Furss
Bismarck, New YORK, via Naples.
CHEIsTIASsAED. December H.-Arriyed,
venetla, New York, for Stetttn-
LIyKKPooI- December 2l-Arnved,
Caupania. New York: Ssgamors. Boston
BRExEgsAvES, December 2L-Arfiyed,
Traye from New York via Southampton
BRISTOL, December L-Arriyed, steamer
Chicago City from New YORK via hsvre-
NEW YoEK, December 2L-Arrtyed,
stesaer Weimzr, Bremen.
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Upi,sd Prss, ExAgxeratisu.

ROME. December 2l.-The story Of q
bomb explosion st the Austrian Consu-
late here Yesterday evening, circulated
in portions OfIhe United States by the
United Press, IL 3 gross eXaEgeration-
No bombs were exploded a. the Aus
trian Consulate. But some mischievous
persons did set Of two inoffensiye pet
ards in the vicinity OF the Austrian Le-
CATION and the Austrian Consulate. No
damage was done 10 either building.
Not even q pane OF glass was broken.
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MINERS WILL REMAIN AT WORK

TN District Convention is Held-Diner-
encss of Opinion COneSrniRE their
Daty.
MAssnLoN, O., December 2L-The
decision of the coal rate arbitration
committee continues 10 be the all-ao-
sOrbing topic Of discussion among the
miners. May OF the men are 10 favor
Of refusing 70 continue work Oh
the basis named by the commit
tee. Others urge that the min
ers should abide by the decision and
say that the men are in no condition 10
20 on another strike at this time. Hen
~ Mullen; president Of the Massillon
miners district organization, has Issued
the following bulletin; I'VE will call a
district convention very soon and ar
range for future action. Miners will
do we'll 70 keep 3; work until our dis
trict meeting is held"
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CkAwFORDSvILLE, IND, December
9l--Last night the citizens Of New
Market 70 the number OF twenty-five
marched TO the New Market saloon aud
applied the incendiary torch. The
building sud contents were buFped 10
the ground. This is the second time in
two years that the place has been burn
ed out, the people declaring that 90
saloon will be tolerated IN that village.
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= 80 o 20 49,
CAMERoN. ". Va. December IL
The rig aad buildings about the gas
well supplying The city Wish gas. be-
longing . ths Cameron OH ana Gas
Company, we're entirely consumed 0y IRE
last night. As result. the larger part
OF The eitizshs psFt0pk OF a cod break
fast This morning and are shiverinE
with cold. aot the eniirs town Is in
total d&gknsss. Iaesnf fiaEism is charged.
a. nan Rsa sspn lefVing the buiidlnr
a short tiue asiors 60 frs- The bald.
inEs vii 81 rsbuiit innsdlstsiy.
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rhe C1ar win Continue the Railway
Work

ST. PETERSBURG. December 2L-AI
= sitting Of the Siberian Railway Com
mittee. JUST held here. the Gar said:
The beEinning Of the building Of the
Siberian railway was one Of the greatest
acts Of the glorious reign OF nv ever
lamsnted father. To carry oHt this
exclusively work Of peace aad civiliZa-
ton Is not only nv sacred duty. bal my
earnest desirs:. / hops that IL will be
eompleted ehelpIy and above aII,rapIdly
and satisfaetoFily. Il is noW Ab0nt one
quarter 6nisha3."
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A PLuCkY GIRL.
she Refused 70 BAnd Money Over 20 .
Robber

LAWRENCE, KAN, December 2l.-
This moraIng about o'clock 30
attempt was made TO rob the Union Pa
cite depot at Bonner Springs. The Office
WAS in charge Of Miss Fannie Nesbltt,
night operator. The ro6bef entered
the ofice stealthily and made 3
demand for the money Miss Nesoitt was
supposed 30 have. She refused to hand
il over, Wheieup0n the roboer made q
vicious attack on her. 10 the struggle 9
that followed the rob0er struck her
over the head with . revolver
and then departed without securing any
booty. Miss Nesbitt was very roughly
used. but sustained no dangerous
wounds
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STEUBENvILLE. o., December Ell
William NJ Asrley aud Lou Fransheim
we're badly burned and injured oy the
explosion OF gas producer At the Min
90 JUNCTION Steel Plant last night.
Annie Baxter sues Harper Strstton,
90 Empire sewer pipe manu- acturer,
for Sc, 600 damages for SANDER because
be alleged she stole 500.
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LABog USIoss A NECESSITY.
John Burns. ths EsgIi.h Labor Leader
speaks at &C. Loais-

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. December 2L-Eivs
thousand people, mostly worklngmsn.
listened TO John Burns, the great Eng
lish labor leader and Socialist, who
spoke al Music Hall tonight Mr..
Burns sald tha. under the present sys-
tenn OF machinery and Of Industrial or
gsnizatIon, the Individuality OF the
vorkipgmen 10 lost. This system.
tending 20 widen the gulf between en-
pIoysr and tue employs, has made the
trades union q necssslty.
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NEW CARNEGIE SCALE.
The Steel Company will Offer 1t as
Christmas Gift.
READY FOR INSPECTION DEC. "a.

Mr.. Frick SAYS It is Not Really q
Reduction, but that It Contains
Changes in Prices Made Neces-
sary by Changes in Conditions,
Improved Machinery, Etc.-The
Men Expected to Accept 1t with
out Protest.
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WHEETJNG " VA SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER %. 1894
CHINA NAMES COMMISSIONERS

who VIII GO to Japan and sue for reace
Directly TO the japanese Government
TEN TsIN, December 21.-The Chin
asa government has finally decided to
send two envoys to Japan TO try for
peace and an impartial decree sanction
ing the appointment of Chang Yin Hueu
and Chao for this purpose has been Is
sued
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The buns must 20. Chief McSiehol
has Issued 60 order 70 that effect, and
Ali the officers will be Instructed this
morning 70 enforce it 20 the letter.
The gentlenen Of lsisUrs have abused
their liberties, and COW must suffer the
penalty. Yesterday morning three OF
them captured . lot Of poultry ~ mar.
ksp while the osners thereof were
otherwise engaged. and sold them about
town. They were run In OF Omeer
West, and gave tbsir names a. william
Clark. William Dixon ara John Doyle.
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NAPLES. December 81 - Commander
Newell. of the United States cruiser De
troit. accompanied by four Of his officers
and nine sailors, went TO Rome this even
iug and delivered the Vatican relics which
were exhibited a. the Worlds Fair 70 Mgr.
O'Couneu. who received them on behalf Of
the Pope.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-22

WAsHISsTON, D. C., December 9L-A
new postOfice has been established a.
Red star, Eayetts county, w. Va, with
Joseph ;. Tnurnond as postmaster.
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hon. JNQ 0.PENDLETON
GiYss His Views on the Carlisle Bill
!, and the Currency.
THE CAUSE OF THE RECENT PANIC

Traced Back to It's Logical Origin.
The Mckinley Bill was Rsspon-
sible for It and Many Of the Ills
that Followed in It's Wake-The
Carlisle Bill not Perfect, but a
Step in the Right Direction.
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vAszrxe7ox. d. e, December a .--For
Wssf Virginia: Fair, cooler. northvost
FrWhtern Pesrsylvsnis: Fair; e0oisFs
soufkweI winoM becoming northvset
Esr ,2 on eselsF' ''7'A s',ds' =
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FOUR MASKED ROBBERS
Break Open and Rob George '. Browns
Store at Jane Lew.
THE CLERK BOUND AND GAGGED,

A Rubber Ball Forced Into His
Mouth and Tied There-The
Safe Blown Open and Nearly a
Thousand Dollars Worth OF
Money and Stamps Taken-The
Store was also the Postofice,
and Uncle Sam Has offered a
Reward.
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DIR. E. s. Davis, . proninsnt physi-
clan Of Cansros. w. Va, ussir the city
yesterday on business