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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

instructions to the Japanese Minister
in Corea.
The native press reports that the at
tempt to induce Otori, Japanese Minis
ter at Gorea, to withdraw the japanese
troops, having been UNSUCCESSFUL
Viceroy Ii, Of China, telegraphed a.
reetly to Connt Ito. asking him 10 Win
draw the troops, and that IL was THIS
extraordinary request that caused the
meetings of japanese council In the
presence of the Emperor on June 22o
and 23d. Ii is claimed the japanese
government decided TO positively refuse
the request. There are reports that
Russia and France are ready TO inter
fere in the event OF serious trouble.
Relative to the rebellion, the native
papers report the rebels more than
holding their own in Genshu, and that
they are so powerful that the weak gov
eminent troops dare not attack theiu'
A Corean newspaper OF Juee IL an
nounces warlike preparations by the
Chinese in Seoul and Juchan.
The officers of Japanese troops sent
TO Corea, it is said, have been instructed
il the Chinese should show the slightest
signs of attack they must be prepared
not 10 stand on the defensive, but To at
tack and put the enemy 10 route.
The enemy's commanders have In
structed their soldiers 10 be prepared
for engagement at o moments notice.
The conditions laid down by the
Japanese government are said to be TO
the following effect: That it is out OF
the question that both Japan and China
should cooperate either with re-
gard to the suppression OF the
rebels on reform OF political affairs,
railway management, ETC., so as to make
COrea a purely independent country.
which is necessary 10 malntalng the
balance Of power in the Orient, :onse-
quently, II China would not agree TO
the plans now in cours OF negotiation,
Japan would have TO cara out those
things herself.
YoKAHoMA, JAPAN, July 2l.-The
Corean government has consented 10
the reforms proposed by japan.
British and United States marines
have been landed at Seaoul, the capital
of Corea, in order TO protect the
British and Urited States legations re-
spectiyely.
China has requested that Japanese
war ships be not allowed to enter the
Chinese treaty ports.
Japan. replying TO the request OF
China in regard to japanese war ships,
has replied that she maintains the right
to enter these ports at any time.
The attitude of the population gener-
ally is warlike. II has been learned
here that $4,000 Chinese troops have
received orders TO proceed with all pos
sible dispatch to Corea.
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SHANGHAI, July 21.-The report that
war has been declared between China
and Japan is not yet confirmed, but
China is preparing for war. The Chinese
are blocking the northern passage OF
the Yang Use Kiang, the great
river of China. Incoming vessels
are thus compelled TO pass
nearer the WooSung forts. Com
munication with Pskin has been
stopped on account of the floods. Japan
has chartered all the Mitsui Bussan
Company's ships In addition to the six
teen already chartered from the Wusen
Kaisha Company. Japan has prohibit
ed the departure of the Yusen steamers.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-News ad-
vices from Nokahoma received to-day
on the steamer City of Rio De Jsneiro,
state that on June Sd the Coreau Minis
ter 10 Japan called on the japanese
Minister Of Foreign Affairs and
announced that he was about 10
take his leave 10 report TO
his government the feeling and policy
OF Japan toward Corea. At about the
same time as a result OF cabinet coun-
Gil attended by the Emperor CT Japan,
the japanese government dispatched
Kato Marso, Chief Councillor of the for
eign Office, 10 Corea as special messen-
ger Of the government He carried full
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

THE Democratic suggestion meetings
last evening were simply "out Of sight
for size and interest. More interest was
manifested than on even any Presiden-
t.al year within tha average memory.
10 one district, it is said, the meeting
was the largest 10 twenty years, and in
another the largest for thirty years.
The odd part is 10 was not at all antici-
pated, which goes To show there is no
telling what the people are going TO do
politically. It iSevident, however, the
Democrats propose TO do a whole lot
this year. When the people manifest
this interest In politics it Is a good and
encouraging sign.
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Warrington OH Notes.
sSsetalto ,ss Rs9ss.s-

WASHINGTON, W. Va, July 2L-The
South Penn OIL Co.'S d. l.. Floyd No. l,
near the mouth Of Milestone, came in
this week and is making 100 barrels per
hour. The same company's Kennedy
No. ), on Milestone, is making - bar
rsls per hour. The Erwin No. -, OF
the same company, is light well.
McKeown Estates Beatty No. -, on
Woods Run, came 10 this week and will
make about % barrels per DAY in the
Big Injun.
A large number OF new well are be-
ing started, aud the outlook is very
bright for the field
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Do p1ckINsoN srEAKs our.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Brooklyn Eagle is responsible for the
statement that after visit recently 10
the White House, Mr.. DoN NJ. DICNIN-
son spoke his mind as follows: The
time has BOW come for plain talk on
the tariff situation. We have been
fighting under the flag Of the Democra-
cy in the United States Senate men who
are worse than traitors; they are high
way robbers. But II they think the
faithful Democrats Of the House are
going to yield to them and sacrifice their
rights and convictions, they are
mistaken. I will tell you what
Is going to happen. The con-
ferees OF the House will offer the con-
ferees OF the Senate free coal and
iron and As per cent ad valOrem on
sugar. II they refuse this, the cOnierees
Of the House will demand free sugar and
will compel the Senate TO vote on il.
The Senate had better accept free coal
and iron and As per cent. on sugar; it is
the best they will get" Mr.. DICKINSON
also remarked that the party had had
enough OF GoRMAN'S leadership and
that GoRMAN and HILL had done every
thing in their power to embarrass the
President. "assailing him spiteiully and
IN an underhand manner at every tura."
In view Of the Presidents letter to
Mr.. WILSON and other subsequent
events, IL is evident that the statesman
from Michigan spoke by the card. The
dilly-dallying and temporizing Senate
Is to be brought up With round turn.
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Local Base Ball

Tho Etz e Seifert base ball club, for
merly the Mozarts, will play the Buck
eyes OF BeIlaire, one Of the strongest
teams in this vicinity, at the Riverside
grounds this afternoon. The battery
for the Buckeyes are Kane and More
land. for E z Il Seiiert, Powell and Bip-
pus A good game is promised.
The Etz & Seiferts have strengthened
their team. and cow challenge any
good club In the city, the Wheeling base
ball club preferred, and would be
pleased TO hear from Manager Irwin.
Answer through this paper.
The P. J. Gavin White Fronts de-
feated the Young Valley Stars at the
old fair grounds, yesterday, by the
score OF 30 to 70. The feature Of the
game was Perkins home run.
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Musee IMPROVEMENTS.

The Improvements TO the Musee
bowling alleys. under direction OF Mr..
f. NJ. Statler, who has secured con-
trolling stock in the enterprise, are
nearly finished. The old curio hall will
in few days be equipped with billiard
and pool tables, and will be conducted
upon o new plan, which will commend
itself 10 patrons. A force OF carpen-
tiers is at work upon the basement
alleys, and Mr.. Statler contemplates
opening them free to ladies at certain
hours each day, in order 10 encourage
them in the practice .of this healthfnI
amusement.
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PRODUCES

Nav YORK, July 2l.-Durlng the morn
ing hours there was an irregular demand
for special orders by mail and wire but
otherwise the business was OF the limited
proportions usual 10 Saturday. Flour, re-
celpts 1000 barrels; exports, 5000 barrels;
sales, 5000 barrels; market dull. wheat,
receipts, 342, 900 bushels; exports, llO,OOO
bushels: sales, $500. 600 bushels futures
and 5000 bushels spot; spot inactive No.
l Northern 6434c options weak and lower;
July soc; August $3.50; September % s a
57Sfc, closing az 57zc; OCTOBER 5s1ss5tc,
closing at soc. Corn. receipts, none; ex-
ports. co. coo bushels; sales, $1,000 bushels
futures and 1000 bushels spot; market,
dull; July 1910; August iIsc; Septem-
Der 46is a46jSc, closing at i6S4c Oats, re-
ceipts, -. 600 bushels; sales, 10000 bushels
futures and 1900 bushels Of spot; market,
weak and lower July 3S15c; August sac;
September Size. hay, firm. Hops, dull.
Hides, dull. Wool, Inactive. Cut meats,
steady. Lard, nominal; western steam
s. 22ls July and September 8 - Pork,
dull: new mess Sl4 OOal4 25; extra prime
SIP 50al3 90 family STA 50al5 %. Butter,
firm; western l0al4c; 90. creamery lSalSc;
State dairy l2al75Sc. Cheese. easy; State
large <a9c. Eggs, firm; western l2al5c.
Tallow, quiet. Petroleum, weak; United
SIC Rosin. quiet Turpertine, dull. Rice,
dull Moiassss. quiet Cottonseed Oil
inactive. Coffee, weak and 5alO points
down. Sugar, quiet but steady.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

THE House yesterday passed by over
a two-thirds majority resolution pro-
posing a constitutional amendment pro-
viding for the election Of United States
Senators by the direct vote of the peo-
pie. That is the way the House, COM
posed of the direct representatives Of
the people, feels on this subject, and,
Ia view Of recent events, there is no
doubt the proposition would be made
law In short order did not the Senate
itself stand in the way.
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news FOR THESPORTS.
Continued from First Page. !
MADE IT THREE STRAIGHT.
Cincinnati Takes Another Game From
Pittsburg,
srASDrNG or THE CLUBS.

CINCINNATI. o., July 21.-The Reds
made 1t three straight from Pittsourg
to-day, batting Gumbert from the third
tuning without ceasng TO the end.
Cross began badly but after the first
inning pitched a strong game. Attend
ance, 1900. Score:
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CHAUNCEY DEPEw, JIM CoRBETT,
GEORGE GOULD, Mrs. FRANK LESLIE
and LILLIAN RUSSELL are all on the
other side. The consequent tipping up
OF this side may account for the recent
earthquakes over here.
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CAPTURED "a Murderer.

POINT PLEASANT, w. VA. July ell
John Underwood, the desperate who
murd cred the marshal OF New Straits
vile, Ohio was captured by William
Foglesom, constable, near Flat Rock,
about eight miles back Of this place,
and landed in Jail tonight. He made
no resistance. A reward OF 81, 500 is Of
fered for his capture.
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Earned runs, Wheeling 2, ShsmrOcks
/; home run, Padden; three base hits,
Brodie; two base hits, Pritchard, Pad
den, 5. Leach and Fiunegan; wild
pitches, Smith 2, Malcolm 2; base on
balls, by Smith 4, by Malcolm l3. Time
OF game, hours and 30 minutes. UNI
Dire l. CroPan
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

STOCKS The trading on the Stock Ex-
change was very tame to-day. There was
very little Of interest in the speculation.
Not until 10 80 was there a sale of Chicago
Gas, General Electric or Louisville. SUI
gar was in good request in the early deal
ings, closing with gain OF Is Dlstll-
ing rose u in the opening. but was
al once raided and sold off II per
cent; y of this was recovered before the
close. The dealings in the rest Of The list
were small and the fluctuations so narrow
as not TO call for any special mentiTn, the
market closing STEADY TO firm with prices
about evenly divided between declines
and advances. Sales, $1,000 shares. Quo
tations closed bid:
Atchson. $50; Adams Express, $50; Amer
lean Express no; Baltimore and Ohio ia;
Canada Pacific, 60 Central Pacific, 1l12;
Chesapeake and Ohio, 1913; Chicago and
Altca, 40; Chicago, Burlington and Quin-
CIV, 15IS; Chicago Gas, 10; Delaware and
Hudson, 1870; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 1861 Denver and RIO Grande
preferred, 26l6; Distillers and Cattle Feed
ers Co., 1875; Erie, l31S; do. preferred,
-; Fort Wayne, $50; General Electric,
35g5; Illinois Central, 901S; Lake Shore,
Pacific. 20; National Cordage, 2lh; 90.
preferred, 35L; Norfolk and Western pre-
ferred, 49,. Northern Pacific, 81; do.
preferred, 1887; Northwestern, 1919; do.
preferred, l4I; New York Central, 9I55;
New York and New England, "A; Pacific
Mail. 49,; Peoria, Decatur and Evans
Vile, 2sI; Pittsburg, $50; Pullman Palace,
1863; Reading, l63. Rock Island, 61ls st.
Louis aud San Francisco first preferred,
-; St Paul, 59Is; do, preferred. us; Ten
nessee Coal ana Iron, 1875; Texas Pacihc
81; Union Pacific, 10; United States
Express, 80; Western Union, s54 Wheel
ing and Lake Erie, 10; DO. preferred,
425s.
Mining Stocks-Bsnd B., -; Cholor, l5;
Crown Point, A.; Consolidated California
and Virginia, 20; Deadwood, 80: Gould
and Curry. 80; Hale and Norcrosss,. 40;
Homestake, 1900; Independence, -; Mex
lean, 50; North Star -; Ontario, 15O;
Ophir, $50: plymouth, 10; Sierra Nevada,
IS; Standard, $50; Union Con-. 80; Vel
low Jacket, 80; Iron Silver, 10; Quick
Silver, 225; do preferred. 1900; Bulwer, 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

TT Is pointed out that Editor SIN
GEHLY is not making as much noise as
expected 10 his campaign foE Governor
OF Pennsylvania. He is probably afraid
of being discovered and elected.
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Tho s.. Paul "GIobe" sold.

A telegram from ST. Paul says: The
Daily Globe, which has been in the
hands Of receiver for the past year,
was to-day sold az auction, the highest
bidder being Charles Weaver of Chicago,
who represented the KittsOn heirs.
whose interest in the paper was the
largest single holding. His bid was
sos, 900, which covered merely the re-.
ceiver's obligations. The Kitisons have
besides ovdr 500, 600 invested in the
property. so that the sale price really
is SIS, OOO."
This is the paper Hon. Lewis Baker,
formerly proprietor Of the REGISTER, is
identified with.
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An old Soldier Dead.
Special to n, R.1as-.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, July 2l.-
Captain Garry HaysliD, on old resident
Of Guyandotte, who was prominent in
the Union army, being connected with
a number Of Virginia regiments, died
this evening. aged 50. He was closely
connected With e1-PreSident Hayes dur
ing that period.
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Prlzes forL. a. w. Meet.

The Prize Committee of the Wheeling
Athletic Wheelmen has made al its
selections, and the list of prizes Is
complete. They will aggregate in value
fully IS, 0OO On Monday evening the
prizes will be exhibited at the jewelry
store of Wheat & Hancher. on Market
street
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Prohibition Nominations.

MoUNDSvILLE, w. VA, July PA
Prohibition mass meeting was held here
to-day. J. Howard Holt, Of Mounds
willie, was nominated for Congress 10 the
First district, and u. A. Clayton, oil
Fairmont, for the Second district.
The State COMMITTEE met ana appoint
ed an Executive Committee, as follows;
y. W. Black, Wheeling, President; Nj.
+. Geisey. Wheeling, Treasurer; Geo,
E. Fuller. Moundsville, Secretary; Il.
Z. Burt. Wheeling; V. McClusky, Nc
Mechen.
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MAYBE NEW mExIoo. ALSO.

There Is = good chance now Of New
Mexico following Utah into the Union
before the adjournment OF the present
Congress.
AT the last census New Mexico did
not show quite as many inhabitants as
are required for Representative under
the pretent apportionment; but at least
she had obtained more people than
Idaho and Wyoming combined, and
both those Territories were made States
in the census year She has, OF course,
more than twice the population OF Ari-
IONA.
Congress should long ago have taken
warning by the experience OF such
States as Nevada, Idaho and Wyoming
aud not been 80 Jealous in prematurely
admitting Territories to Statehood as it
has been Of late years; but political ex-
pediency and gain were the chart and
compass by which Congress has steered
in this matter and the right political
complexion has been sufficient to cover
multitude OF deficiencies. But
Utah and New Mexico have stronger
claims to Statehood than several Of their
predecessors on she score Of population.
As far back as the Forty-third Congress
New Mexico's claims were recognized
in the House by vote Of $50 TO 81 for
admitting her to the Union aud in the
Senate by the almost exactly similar
majority Of 80 to IL. Yet failure OF
the two houses TO agree at one time on
the details Of the enabling act kept her
ont
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In Memory OF NV Loving Brother. Dennls
w. Johnston.

In Memory OF NV Loving Brother Denns
w. Johnston.
MESSAGE 10 TIE DEAD.
Thou hast passed hence my brother
OH nv earliest friend, farewell.
Thou hast left me-. without thyyoce,
In a lonely home to dwell;
And from the hills, and from the hearth,
And from TIC household tree,
With thee departs the lingering mirth
The Brightness goes with thee.
But thou, my friend my brother!
Thou hast sped 20 the shore
Where the dirge-likr tone Of parting words
snail smite the soul no more.
And thou wilt see our holy dead,
The lost on earth and main;
Into the saesf OF kindred hearts,
Thou wilt lie bound again.
The light Of his exulting brow,
The visions OF his glse,
Are on me still. On stll trust
That smile again 10 Sc.
NV heart within me burns!
once more that gaze TO meet.
And tell our gentle mother
! hat on her grave nave poured
The sorrows OF my spirit as on her breast
OF yore.
Happy thou art, that soon, how soon,
Our glad and bright viii see.
Oh brother. brother. may dwell
Ere long with them and thee
rBy his sister. Mrs. S. Z. MARTIN, - Thirteenth
street, Wheeling, W. Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

THE REGISTER AT wASHINGTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
he procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Wizards
Hotel. and Queens News stand, National
Hotel
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IN THE ORIENT.

Prospects for War Between China and Japan.
Japan is Still Making WGrliks Preparations.
China Asks for the Closing OF Her Ports 10
Japanese War Ships-Amsrican and English
Marines Landed to Protect Natives Of Those
Countries.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

THE Washington, Pa, Reporter by
mistake credits 10 tho REGISTER an ar
t.cls taken from some wild and wooIly
organ that shakes its fists AID de-
uounces the President as a dictator.
The EcDo,a. should make no more
Such mistakes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured I'm Charleston at the Hotel
Ruhner News Stand.
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GROrON. COM, July 1.-THE james d.
Avery mansion, which was associated
most intimately with the Colonial period
Of American history, burned to-day. 1t
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

IrIsa pity DEBs was not locked mp
before he did his deyiltry. Many lives
and much suffering and loss would have
been saved.
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DIED.

COUNIHAN-Saturday. July 81, 1921, az $50
O'Clock D. m, BERSIcE MARGARET infant
daughter or j. h. and Blanche Coun,hsn. aged
gmonthS and II days.
Funeral notice heraiter.
PRINCE-TuesdaY. July nth. 1894 infant
daughter OF Charles ". and Annie G. Prince.
TRAVlS-At Mouudsville Camp Grounds,
"Wednesday July 18th, 1894. az > clock o m,
HARRY D., only chua Of Harry d. aud Maud
Travis, aged IL months.
MARKHAM-At West Plains No. FRIDAY,
July 9TH 1891, HARRIET WOODWARD MARKHAM
WARNER-On Monday, Jolly 10th 1874 at
l.: 80 o'clock, JONI r. WARNER, aged - years.
O'BRINE-Sunday, July 18th, 1921, a.
o'clock %. m, DESNis O'BEfNE. aged thirty-two
years
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WHEELING yesterday was right in
line as summer resort.
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The Meta Marxes

NEW YORK, July 81. Pig iron, dull /;
Scotch Si9 5Oa22 50; American sll 0Gal4 CO.
Copper. quiet; lake &c. Lea, quiet; do
nestle . %. Tin, nominal,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

money. l Per Cent-Governments, Strong.
Stocks, Dull - Flour, Duh - Wheat,
Lower.
New YORK. July 2l.-Money on call easy
at por cent; last loan and closed at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3a5 per
cent Sterling Exchange, firm at 4SS5 a
4Sq. Silver certificates, 64aG5c.
ncvvpN.N,rNrs-St Strong
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Ask for our 4Oe sailors Ries'..

A DOLLAR saved by buying stacy
Adams & Co.'S mems fue shoes nO,C al
LOCKE'E.
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THE Vig!laut won Yesterday. Well,
well, Whoopee.
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G1T1eeIin9 Be8ister
C4ARLes \. fancy. General Manager.
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING Co.,
PUausHrEs AND PEorEiSroRs.
TrRNS
rrrAr 800 rEErArn.


rvpvrAr. Pr MAIL PssrAaE rEErArh
DAILY, six days in the week %
DAILY. three days in the week.. zee. 4O
DAILY. two DAYS the week. ......... 10
DAILY. one day ina the week. lSJ
WEEKLY. one year, in advancs........... lOJ
WEEKLY, SIX months. ..............'''-
SUNDAY only, one -ear..........-.....''' "
SUNDAY only, SIT months .............''' ~
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
DAILY. rer week. 20 be paid weekly -. -
DAILY and SUNDAY, per work. 10
4he DAILY will be delivered by carrissia
any other city or town At. .........-.-'.. 10
SMILE Copies Of DAILY or WEEKLY.
sg-T,ibutss OF Respect and Obituary Notices
hvs cents per line
Stamps OF the denomination Of tUocenti and
-ss.sccsptsd f5r amounts less than one dollar
sss--CorrrsrovpzNcE coSrAE,Ns IMPORTANT
Nv. SOLICITED PROM EyEHI Pant OF TIE Sur
houNulNG COUNTRY.
Rejected communications win not be returnea
unless ACCOMPANIED by sufficient postage.
The REGISTER. embracing Its several sdl-
,lors ls entered at the PostOries In Wheel
ne. W. Va, as seoond-class matter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

CERTAIN well known and distin-
guished Senators should stop making
faces at the President and put ice on
their heads. In acting like children
that have been soundly thrashed, but
are still incorrigible, they do not add TO
iheir own o. the Senate's dignity.
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special Sale Of Trimmed Hats. sL2s
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BUY and lay aside some OF the elegant
Wall Paper TO be had at l01l Main
street.
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