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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-02

Americas Defenders, weekly here.
tofore published in New York in the
interests of the national department of
Soldiers and Sailors of the w. G. &. W.,
is to be published in this city hence
forward.
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Now is the chance to buy hat; just
think Of it, all ready trimmed ssilor's
and other new shapes, your choice
for 81. This price is for three days only,
as we want to sell as much as possible
before stock-taking, at Haker's milli-
merry, 257 s. Spring, cor. Third ct.
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TMM ANUEL PREsB YTERIA N
l. CHURCH. Cor Tenth and Pearl SITS.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 9th.
CT ARENCE EDDY,
The eminent concert orgsnist will give an
ORGAN RECITAL.

Mr. EDDY is without any exception the
most brillian rgan-virtuoso in this c)untry
and during the Worlds Columbian Elk posi- ton
he was recognized as the official organist in
connection with the great festival hall organ
His touch is one OF peculiar elegance, his tech
nique of the most finished schools and his exc
cution is rapid. cay and elaborate. 1t is doubt
ful II such facll Us he possesses, in the exc i.
cutlon of the mos difficult organ music, is sur
passed by any other organist In the world. Re
member the date of his recital in Emmanuel
Church. Tuesday evening, Feb. q h.
Admission Reserved seats, 7Jc.; general adj
mission, soc.
The sale OF reserved seats opens Thursday,
Feb. 1st, at Blsn Fitzgerald Music Co,
113-1l5.1 S. Spring st., adjoining the Nadeau
Hotel. I'll Ut
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Horse blankets and lap robes, Foy's old re-
liable saddlery house. 3l5 N. Los Angeles.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-02
STEVENS ( BROWN,
REAL ESTATE AND
General AuctiOneGrS,

4l3 3. Spring st., Los Angeles.
We receive on consignment merchandise of
every descriptions; also household goods,
which we dispose of by auction at our sales
room Tuesdays ana Fridays of each week at 10
am. We also conduct sa es of furniture at res
licences, and guarantee prices of came. We
also make cash advances on consignments, or
purchase for cash furniture of residences, no
tells, etc, and stocks of merchandise. Should
you require money to meet pressing demands
call on us.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-02

USE GERMAN FANCY sstS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
OLD STYLES NEWLY GLORIgIED.

The theatre hat OF a season gone may
he modified for present use by placing
tongues OF velvet or silk al each side
and fastening rOsettes or roses over
these tongues. The required width Is
thus suggested. a similar tongue set
forward from under the brim right in
'front.' serves as a foundation for the dia-
dem or aigrette, which the present mode
demands shall rise almost from the very
parting OF the hair. low on the forehead.
Flllet bonnets are still the very pref
TEST. These are only h stiff spring
band OF metal wound with ribbon or
velvet covered. II clasps close about
the head or around the couture, prefer
ably tbs former, however, and a spray
aigretta rises from the front or side.
The aiRrette may DO fastened TO the
band by jewel. diamond buckle or a
circle OF pearls. For a woman with
really very classic style OF face, and il
is wonder how many classic faces tho
present modes bring 10 light, the fIlct
may take The form OF an Uncovered gold
band almost as narrow as wire, from
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
eRAND nouNcn EoHr,;.
What Caused tho Trouble mt New Cum
beriand-Sot the Democrat.
10 M Eauor or no Hlgistsr.

what Caused the Trouble mt New Cum
beriand-S0t tho Democrat.
10 m. Eauor or t1s R<gis,s~.
NEW CUMBERLAND, w. VA. January
l3.-Ihe Mack manufacturing Co., OF
Now Cumberland. w. Va, as the John
Porter Co., WAS reorgaui1ed January 1.
1895, has been enjoying an exceptional
run the past year. "The'r works have
/ been on ali the time, says Manager
Boren, land are still running and there
is no one in this neighborhood needing
help. When cut forces l cut the
Huns and left our own people stav."
The Mack Manufacturing Co., has
large contracts for brick on hand 10 g.,
this year.-StCubCirijC Gazette, Jauu-
airy 9Th.
There never was anything more false
or untrue than the above statement.
-Four OF these companies works are
arc standing idle and only one running.
and one works, the Sligo. mas doue
nothing since last May. Clay miners
and nearly all men at al their works
are idle. Something that has never
boon known before In this place.
{ There are more empty houses mere
now than ever before, A great many
people are now not able TO pay the rent.
This certainly cannot be blamed or at.
l 90 ''tAtH.A q" tAA' NANe'As 4fNllABAl allt NI.-
ADMINISTRATION.
Mr.. Greensberry BOren, the suDerin-
tendent, came here about two years ago.
lie was only here a short time when he
made the boast OF what he was going 10
do. lie said the so. r." in his name
was for "Grand Bounce" lie said tao
labor iu this place wasn't worth q
damn" and ho would bring in foreign
crs, and al through the summer OF 1sG2
mo brought Huns and PO.e- hero by the
carload. and they kept coming and go
ing all the slime, and men who worked
here for years and were good citizens
and had little homes of their own had
20 seek employment elsewhere. leaving
their houses. This was when hard
timos struck this community. and CIeve-
land and the present administration had
uothin. to do with o.
Borden said h1 would boycott the
damn town. Ile did so ty bringing
Huns and Poles here and boarding them
in barracks on OBJ" hill back OF town.
and souJ OF them are here yet, large
number leaving when the works
shut down. They were kept hero as
long o. they had anything for them TO
+ do, while good citizens could got MOTH
ing 90 Go.
II they have had such a prosperous
gear as GrecuebeTry Boron, Cine super
. iutendeut reports, why did they cut
their mems wages add ask some men 90
do two men's work 90 reduced wages.
ono OF tbn John Porscr work, is now
running parf time and four ol thcm
shut down. This company is nov called
. the Mack Manufacturing Company.
John ~. Mack, OF PnUadcl phIa. s.. pres
.dcut; GrceuberrY E1ren Is sIusrln-
/ teudrnt, and Thomas McC1rgiIIp Is sp.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15

will take slice OF the New England
market from us by reason OF her prox-
unity.
But how much OF slice will # take
and how much bigger slice will the
United States take Of the Canadian
markets, with free trade in coal with
Canada?
Soft coal is used in tho East Tor manu-
featuring purposes almost solely. and
quality counts as well as price. The soft
coal OF the United States is vastly SUI
perior to the Canadian soft coal for
making steam and gas, and there are
few concerns, even on the seaboard,
that will not continue to use il regard
less OF cost OFT the seaboard Canada
has no show whatever, and no coal
mine In America has any cause 10 fear
competition, while free trade in coal
would vastly increase the exports of
coal from the United States to Canada.
where we now ship thousand tons to
one that Canada ships to the United
States.
Our correspondent, however, makes
one very excellent point In connection
with tho latter subject, namely, that
the Wilson bill does not provide for a
reciprocal arrangement with Canada.
This is an important point and ono
that should not be overlooked in the
discussion OF the coal schedule Of the
new bill. Our coal tariff should be re-
moved only on condition that Canada
remove her tariff Of 81 cents on Ameri-
can coal.
When Canada does that and thereby
opens up her markets to the output OF
our great mines we can--as we ALREADY
do in a great measure-beat her out Of
sight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15

which hangs low on the forehead
a single jewel. a star OF diamonds
or some quaint old crystal OF
vivid coloring may thus be
made the focus, as 10 wero, Of the color
OF the entire dressing This style is by
no means new one, for some years ago
III served TO suggest the low broad fore.
head for the woman whose forehead
was nigh, and IN such cases IL hung
below the parting. At that time, too,
IL was a revival OF the same trick which
was practiced by the Greeks for the
same purpose. 10 is safa 10 say that ia
has never been more be1 tiful than on
the woman Of to-day, who seem TO
glority the fashions they revive ty
their own beauty.
The little theatre toquo OF the Illus
tration is made Of felt plateau bent in
picturesque waves. Tho brim Is edged
with a narrow fur band and the only
trimming consists OF ribbon loops i'm
front and back, with tie strings OF the
same RIBBON. fLOEETIE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
a Narrow F:.cnnc.

a much moro narrow escape from be-
Ing burned 20 death, could not bc
imagined than that Of a son aged about
four years OF Jerry Nolan, Of South
Market street, last Saturday evening.
The boy was playing near the coal fire
and his clothes caught. The mo;her
saw the clothes abiule and succeeded
In putting out the flames, which were
rapidly surrounding her boy. Had She
been minute later the lad must have
been seriously burned at least As it
was, beyond a very bad scare. the lttio
fellow escaped uninjured, strange as IL
may seem.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
NEWS OF TIE DAT.
InstalIatIon OF omccr..

The Teutonia Singing Society, al its
hall at Thlrty-third and Jacob streets,
yesterday afternoon installed officers.
They were: Louis Was, Director; WIN.
thinner, President; Fred Nolte. Vice
President; Charles Kronjeager, Cores
bonding Secretary; Henry Remke and
Henry Woke, Librarians; A. Waredrich.
Flag Bearer. On the seventeenth Of
this month the society will give its an
nual ball. On this occasion Mrs. James
Riddle will furnish the music.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
Big FIRE Averted.

Between and O'Clock yesterday
morning, a sun alarm OF fire was
brought 10 tho Niagara hose house. J.,
was caused by smoke Issuing from the
Chapiiuc street NJ. j.. church. Several
OF the iremen went 20 the church and
e. iuguishcd the blaze with the bah
cock. Tho choir practiccd Saturday
night and left little gas turned on. 1t
came on stronger and became
so hot as TO cause tae fire between the
first and second stories TO burn. One
joist was burned away, and damage
OF about $40 was sustained. Had the
fire taken place at night, as under the
circumstances 10 wa, strange IL did not.
probably nothing could have saved the
building, as in daylight the fire was
hard 10 locate. Wien the janitOr
opened mp in the morning the room was
Tiled with smoke, and general excite
ment reigued in that locality for time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
ABOUT rEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF che Movement OF
individuals

SPECIAL T@'errnBi to ne HsOtstsr
NEW ToGK, January 14.-Allen Brock j,
nj tho Hotel Waldorf and g. A. House al
the st. Denis Hots!.
w. S. Simms, OF Clarinrton, o., is at tho
j. Il. Shiphart, of Steubenviue, O., is a
Beulcr guest
1T. shjney, Of Batesvine Ohio is a
Mcclure guest.
T. r.. Martin and wife, of Farmont, T..
at the Mcclure.
George H. Work, OF S.stersviDe, is stop
ping az the Beuer.
W & Armbrechl, the South Side phar-
macist, is ON the sick list.
SrAvv-Miss Maud Garrison, Wadistou
and Bert EluOle. Mouudsville.
Edward F!orilu, OF Washington, Pa,
registered at the Behler Yesterday.
E. T.. Brown, OF New Matamoras, Ohio
is registered at the Stamm Hotel.
DIR. Charles sellers, OF Sistcrsville, was
Jon tho city yesterday on business.
WiSu-,s- GEORGE J.. puform Sisters
Vile; Miss Myrtle Met. FI.ruont
Robert Downing and vito. u Washing
ton. ID. C., are registered at the Mcclure.
i. -. and ID. y. Henry, OF Syracuse
Mines, this state, are registered al the
StamU
Brrrrr Jacob Kooutz. Of New Mar
t.u-villc; r. II. Tost, Amos; T.. a. Emig,
Wei burg.
grocer AND wife, visited friends at Slcr
Miss Daisy Britt. Of ,hc Island. has lor
f1t i'Itf-hurg. whore shn will make uCr
future home with her sister
Tho condition Of Cuurics /H'auf, Che
South Side Vocalist, is some improved.
III DIS now thought ne WIi. recover
b HH 20 Hn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
ReIieT work.

The Wheeling Bakery's most gener-
Gus offer TO bake Tin Seal Bread, and to
make the price 50 per hundred loaves
to any OF our good citizens who would
donate 100 loaves or moro 20 the relief
committee, meets with most popular
approval. Saturday 800 loayes were
ordered placed Mt The disposal OF the
committee, and the Bakery now holds
the baking OF the same subject TO their
wish. The generous donators are Mr.
:. =. Bloch, OF Bloch Bros. Tobacco
Company, 900 loaves; the White Cross
League, 100 loaves, and a gentleman
VINO withhold~ his name from the pub
lic 100 loavcs. We most heartily thank
these gentlemen for these splendid gifts,
and especially the White Cross League.
who have set an example that many So
cieJies iu the city would do well to fol-
low. Nothing is more acceptable TO the
committee than this liberal donation OF
bread, and nothing relieves the present
want among our people so QUICKLY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
TIE woRKINemEN on POTTERY.

A Reply to Mr.. Burress-soms Facts
About Pottery He Did Not Givs-lhe
Art asa Whole Has KetroGradod ia East
Liverpool.
j. c. De!drich, editor OF the East
Liverpool crisis, makes the following
statement as the position Of the pottcrs
in East Liverpool With res pect TO the
Wilson bill:
The action of the uotters commit
tee, as reported i'm this mornings pa
pers, has created great interest in the
potting localities. l was Informed by
several Of the labor leaders that an at
tempt TO enforce the reductions sug-
gested would result in the employees de-
handing removal OF the entire tariff
upon earthenware.
mr.. Burgess, who acted as spokes-
man for the committee, pre- pared some
elaborate statistics while consul 10 Tuu-
stal, the pOtting center of England. He
stated in his report to the government
that IL cost to operate a SIKH p1tt cry
In England for one year, SG2,O 4O. OF
this S26.sG5 is for labor. $3.50 for
materials and t6,2i5 for interest, taxes.
gas and water. Now the product OF
such plant will sell for at least 10 per
duction to permit Of profit, cover losses,
etc. This would make the value Of the
product of this siX-kiin pottery for one
year Sdo,2ii. II the ware is shipped To
the Inited States tariff il paid uDou
this valuation. At 30 per cent tariff
the amount of duty paid would be s5-,
"54. Now, II labor was 10 receive all
Of this 10 would receive SG4, 500. or1sl
per cent more than tho English work
men.
IF the manufacturers proposition
was accepted the division OF the tariff
would be % labor - per cent. OF the
$40, $50 labor cost in England, or SI4.-
40, while tine manufacturer would take
the remainder, SD, 1J9, for bis share, a
division which would undoubtedly sat
isty nny one who desires the tariff for
labor alone Under the proposed duty
on eartnenware in the Wilson bin the
tarif al 80 per cent. on the output OF
siX-klln English pottery for one year
would be S23, $50. with free raw mate
rails, cheap coal and cIlys, the manu-
lacturer should not need over 10 per
cent. protection on the raw materials
capital invested. The total cost OF
labor alone ia this SiZ-biin English pot
terry is S-G, sos, SO the materials and all
other costs must be S3l,IT1. Giving I'D
per cent. OF this 20 the American manu-
facturer, or ~i,JiT and deiuctiug from
the 1-5,e-' duty at 80 per cont, leaves
~2D, Hl' OF protective tariff Go ba given
tie employees. This VIII permit ar their
being paid Sf1,233 against the English
wCrkmen's 500. $3.50, or over ll per cent.
more than is paid 100 Eng and. This
VIII more than cover the difference ir
wages between tho two countries, Mr..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
Painfully Injured.

Joseph Murray, OF Upper Benwood,
a well known man, suffered u severe
accident yesterday morning. lie was
at work repairing furnace at the
Riverside Tube Works. Masons were
working above him and three bricks
We're let fall. Two struck Mr.. Murray
on the head and one on tho shoulder.
The Injured man was brought 10 Or.
II. T. Ford's Office where II required
several stitches 70 sew up the injuries
in his head. lie is not dangerously IN
Injured, however.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
Are Grooming sturgiss.

fur1t0nt I4df--
While there seems TO be q demand
FOR eX-COmmissioner John w. Mason TO
become the Republican candidate for
Congress la this district, IL Is said that
Mr.. Mason and some Of his friends are
quietly grooming Hon. George c. Stur-
Riss, OF MorEantown for the place.
Either OF these gentlemen would fur
nish beautiful scalp as an ornament
for the belt OF Hon. William l.. Wilson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
Not ID Do ONrrIool.od.

Speaking OF the numerous candi-
dates already mentioned for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor the
FGImciS' 1droc0tc says: Wont some
one say something about lion. a. 5.
Dandridge in this connection. We
have tried several times 70 work a Dan
bridge boom, but nobody seems TO tum-
b q % the racket"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
Coming Into the FOLD.

bucthqHn0H NGnE@r.
The Bury Bee, heretofore an indie
pendent paper, has come out sQuarely
Democratic and announces its full be-
lief Ia Grover Cleveland and William i.
Wilson. We cordially congratulate our
neighoor aud warmly welcome tho Bee
into the fold OF the politically righteous.
Let the good work 90 on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15

SPEAKING OF ELLA WHEELER VII
CoX's dissertations on the degeneracy Of
motherhood, a Chicago paper says: III
we remember correctly ELIAS family
still consists Of herself and Mr.. ELLA
WHEELER WILCOX"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
wants tho specincations.

The Wayne county Nc,cs Is "hulTy"
with State Auditor johnson. What has
the Auditor done TO put the Nc,cs "out
OF sorts?" We always like 90 sea speci-
fcations before accepting a criticism as
DESERVING
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15

OUR comprehensive financial report
from New York indicates very favor
able condition OF business. and there is
much consolation to the business public
TO be drawn therefrom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
But Snyder says .'Not Yot."

The Martlnsburg independent il base
enough 10 inSinuatc thai Henry Snyder,
OF tho Shepherd stown Register, has
Congressional aspirations. Now Sny-
der has all the merits OF popular
candidate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15

THE cr1f Of First district Congress
sional candidates is exceedingly large
for so early in the season, and so many
sections yet to hear from. Tie friends
of these gentlemen are not frightened
by the bowls Of the Republican press.
|fT6ey have heard them before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15

THE REGISTER AT wAsHINGTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
he procured in Washington City at tbs
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willards
aotel. and Queens News Stand. National
i{9tel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15

THE provision for free coal IL the
Wilson bill should he made conditional,
on the removal OF the Canadian coal
tariff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15

THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
DO procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Ruffner News Stand.
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Deserves a All


Hon. W. NJ. Arnold is receiving
substantial boom for State Senator IA
the Fourth district. he IS deserving
all that has been said ABOUT him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15

REED and MCKINLEY are in fair
way to become victims OF the premature
boom explosion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15

Is ANOTHER column a well posted
correspondent of the REGISTER knocks
the bottom out Of the claim OF the high
tarifTtes that the business difference OF
1893 was n any way due 10 threatened
tariff legislation. Our correspondent
knows whereof lie speaks and has the
facts and figures Of the com parison he
draws down pat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
Not without Interest.

,h'ptrrdst0tgn Rsg.ster.
The next Senatorial contest In West
Virginia will not be without Interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15
FOR RENT.

No lu33 Chspiiue ST., room.
so. ~ Fourteenth ST.. rooms and bath
No. !Jl Main ST.. % rooms and bath.
No. I3i Iuirty-thirl ST., brick. % rooms.
No. li25 Alley d, rooms, frame
No. 2el2 EoN ST., 3 rooms FIRST door.
10. 300 E1r St. storcroom
Fourteenth and McCoiloch -ts.. store. dwell
ing OF rooms, bake shop and stable, for 81 o.
Front room on Fourteenth ST., suitable for
one or two gentlemen
80. So IS Front street, rooms and bath.
~ %. % D. BrondwaF So. q rooms. frame.
no. $40 Main ST.. 70 rooms, hricE.
No. 1891 Nice lloch ST., second floor, rooms.
NO 2'3i Nam ST. brICs, D rooms.
No. 81 s.. York Sc. rooms frame.
No. 80 thirty seventh ST.. I'd Auor, 3 rooms.
No 1892 Nai2 ST. "a and Sd floors
NJ. f5 Seventeenth ST.. 4rooms, brick
20. n} Ohio ST.. Ist f1or. % rooms.
so. 2goi LOT ST.. brick. rooms.
so. 3ll4 McoolloCh ST.. 3ro1ms.
No. 2nl DhupiIro rt.. p room. brick.
No. lU,3 Eon rt.. rao.lF frame.
No. >l65 Main st.. 2d door rooms.
NO. 81 Thirty if-t So. BRICK
a Sis room dwelling iu LrnihrTwoo1
store room In Hearns tabernacle building
South street.
on.cc rooms in Hihberd Block, No. 1914 Nark
Of street,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15

New JERSEYS lawmakers appear to
have lost all respect for law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-15

Hon. BEN HARRISON streng thens his
candidacy greatly by denying It,
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DAILY, three days in the week ....... . sco
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DAILY. one day in the week ............... l5o
WEEKLY. one year, in advances. LOO
WEEKLY, six months Observation-Disclosures. %
SUNDAY only, one -sAr.................... 200
SUNDAY only, six months ................. W
DELIVERED By HARRIESS
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any other city or town At................- IS
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i've cents per line.
Stamps OF the denomination OF two cents and
less accepted for amounts less than one dollar
Ev CoRREsPoEDENcE coErAIsWo NFoRrASr
SEws SOLICITED FRoN KvERT Pant OF TIE
AouSpns COUNTRY.
Rejected communications viii not be returned
unless accompanied by sunieent postage.
The REGISTER. embracing Its several odl-
lions, IL entered at the Postofics In Hhsel-
ne. W. Va, 81 nscond-elasE matter.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
1t Is Llssly se WIN De.

STATE 7i1ncs. Weston.
Jadge Bennett has not yet determined
70 become a candidate for United States
Senator, but IL Is likely that he will de-
eide 10 do 80. None doubt his ability,
and II be goes into the fight his chances
Of success are as good as the best.