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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10

desires OF exhibitors so far as possible.
The work OF ascertaining as far as pos
slole the extent OF damage done TO eX-
hibitS began at once. Many boxes will
have"to De opened aud their contents
repacked.
IL was 200 o'clock this morning when
the fire, though Still unextinguished
from laymau'S point OF view, was
formally "strucN OUT according To
ru,E DEPARTMENT. USAGE.
The alarm from the Manufacturers
Building was sent in At S:25 the preced o.
Ing evening, making the record of the
hre four minutes more tnan six hours
after the hral signal was sent out
Until daylight squad OF dremeu and
guards patrolled the building without
doing much in the way OF clearing away
the wreck. \ survey to-day inside the
building showed that the greatest dam
age had been done east aud west OF the
center aisle and towards tho southern
eud OF the building. Under the south
east corner, In which the blaze burned
most seriously, the American musical
section was located. Many OF the good 5
on exhibition had been removed, and
those remaining were stored In heavy
packing cases. The section was com
pietely dcluged, and the boxes are
soaked and covered with ice.
None OF the buildings that were de-
stroyed were insured. with the traus-
Ter OF the property 10 the South Park
commissioners, the policies wore allowed
10 expire. IL was not deemed necessary
10 carry them any longer, and hence
last nights loss, so far as the buildings
are concerned, is total aud falls directly
upon the representatives OF tho city OF
Chicago, the South Park commissioners
THE MANUFACTURES BUILDING
cost originally $1,000. 600. the Music
Hall 5000, 600, the Casino 5000. O0O aud
the Perlsty'e (approXimste) 500, 600.
Only fraction OF this could have been
realized 10y u sale OF the structures. the
expense OF removal 70 purchasers, II
purchasers could be found, being 50
great as Co involve an almost total
shrinkage OF value. The French ex-
hibit la the Liberal Arts building.
which was The first 70 succumb TO the
flames and whore the destruction was
worst was originally valued complete
at $1,000, 900
Speculation as 10 tho probable cause
oi the fire occupied considerable talk
to-day, bnt the main theory advanced
was that trampS had started the blaze.
"One guard, said Director OF Works
l.. u. Grahum, was charged with the
care or the grounds last evening be-
tween the Casino and Music Hall. II
would have been possible for a small
army OF tramps To- have taken refuge I'm
the unoccUpied buildings We had no
means Of keeping them out, aud the
theory OF tramp responsibility seems TO
me the most plausible explanation"
Capt. Smith OF the Columbian guard .
takes the same view. He saws he has
seen numbers OF tramps around the
grounds since tine park was opened To
the public.
Fears were entertained for q time
that the great crowd in attendance
might make a raid on the property In
the building and that the police force
on hand would be inadequate to afford
protection. There seemed, however, 70
be DO ground FOR these apprehensions.
for the crowd was orderly aud there
was not riotous outbreak made
throug hOut the night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10
Tnh AHonon Nurse Din 1T.
Ives Beats sloss0n tn tho Second Nights
fiay la Chicago

'N'H h'HtH NlpNH"h IN tio second NiEHts
fiay la Chicago
CHICAGO, January Although play
Ing much better billiards than he did
last night with Schacfcr, 10 was Slos-
sons luck tonight TO fall up against
the anchor nurse, and be beatan by the
equal OF the highest average on record
and tho second highest run. IL took
Ives five innings 10 got the anchor,
but in tho sixth he got IL and
ran out tho game when his score
stood ll3 points against 100 FOR Slosson.
Schaefer's 800 stu stands as the ton
runs. To-nights game probably set
ties the anchor nurse. Now that Ives
has shown be can play 10 as we'll az
Schaefer the latter will doubtless dcbar
10 In future matches and tournaments.
In the sixth inning AZ 421 Ives was
dangerously near a freeze, and at 42s.
having been compelled 60 drive the red
TO the side, he was frozen, as 10 return
ed and Jammed the white against the
Cuban. So IN this way he lost the an
chOr nurse and had 20 play billiards
once more, and two minutes past 10 his
1s7th shot and game were accompitsh-
ed. Score: Ives, GOO; Slosson, lsg.
Averages-lves, 100; Slossou, 80 is.
High runs-Iyes, 1s7; Slosson, 81.
Time Of game, ] hour and 81 minutes.
Ives aud Schaefer play tomorrow
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10
rhE BoUrELLE RESOLUTIONS,
calling Upon tho Secretary OF tho Nnvv
Tor Information, Adopted by tho Conn
mlItne.

Calling Upon tho Secretary OF tho Nnvy
for Information, Adopted by tho Com
mitto".
NAsH1NGroN, ID. c., January "a
surprise was furnished In the Hawaiian
matter by tho action ot the House Com
mtttee On Naval Affairs this morning.
which voted unanimously TO favorably
report tho Boutelle resolution To the
House.
This resolution is iron-clnd, calling
upon the Secretary OF the Navy TO in
form the House by what authority in
structions were issued placing the naval
forces under the orders OF Minister
Blount, and To furnish copies of all or
dcrs or suggestions issued by himself or
any officer OF the navy since March 4,
1928 concerning the naval forces at the
Hawaiian islands.
An amendment was made changing
the date 20 March 1, 1892, SO that the
operations OF the navy ia Hawaii under
the Harrison administration would ba
included. The Secretary OF the Navy
is directed TO furnish the information
ana is given no option TO withhold docu-
ments which he might consider secret
or the publicity OF which at this time
might be regarded as contrary TO public
policy.
But one Democratic aud one Repub-
lican member were absent from tho
meeting. MIR. Boutele did not object
10 the amendment, Chairman Cum
miuEs. OF tho Naval Committee, will
report the Boutolle resolution to the
House Immediately, but says 10 cannot
be considered until tho debate upon the
Wilson bill has flushed. Mr. Boutclle,
on tho other hand, thinks that tho
resolution can be called up at once aud
be debated for fifteen minutes by each
sido. as provided FOR la the rulus.
Mr.. BoutClle says that he is not sur
prised al the course OF Minister Wills.
In the light OF AL correspondence
MLLch Lna hnnn nnln nuAILn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10

with evident interest Mr.. Burrows
spoke for three hours. Al the con-
clusion of his speech there was great
outburst Of Republican applause, so
long and continuous as to call forth
EEBUKE FROM THE CHAIR
After order had been restored. Cen
eral j. I. Black, OF Illinois, ex-Commis-
sioner OF Pensions, took the floor.
tie referred TO Mr.. Burrows's picture
OF dire disaster % this country, and said
the suffering depicted by him existed
after thirty years OF laws written bv
his own party. Not a law has been
placed on the statute books by the Dem
ocrauc party since 1s6O. The Demo-
cratic party's responsibility for the
laws came only with this Congress. Be
fore we took charge the present coudi-
tlon OF affairs mad begun. II that con
dition IS due 10 existing law. YOU can
not say we did IL. so far as tue law j.
responsible for the present conditions,
u Is the law Of the high protective
tariff.
General Black proceeded 10 discuss
the condition OF the agricultural classes.
who are now, he said, borne down by
the lowest prices since records have
oeen kept
In referring TO the state OF affairs
auteCeucnt 10 the Inauguration OF the
protective policy. he declared that no
public and little private
INDEBTEDNESS ENIsrED THEN.
Mr.. Hopkins tRep, Illinois con
cluded the afternoon debate. lie said
that the oil which has been reported
by the Ways and Means Committee is
certainly an anomaly in Congressional
legislation. 1t neither comes up TO the
standard OF the bold ana defiant
declaration OF their party platform. nor
meets the approval or expectations
OF the more conservative element OF
their party. As revenue measure il
is a confessed failure. With the Treas
ury almost depleted and the Govern
ment marching on the nigh road 20
bankruptcy, this Dill still further re-
duceS the revenues OF the Government
aud cuts of its power TO meet its obu-
cation 70 the enormous amount OF So
600, 900 annually.
lie then proceeded TO make n long
review OF the history OF tariff lcgisia-
ton In this country.
AT 800 Mr.. Hopkins secured pcrmIs-
sion TO make some supplemental remurks
tomorrow, aud then the House reces ~ed
until o'clock this evening.
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ONE DEMo,hAT's VIEWS.
He Thinks the House wiz Amend the
Wilson biIl and Put Duties on coal and
e'at 7,iraram 70 ne Rsghte-
a EEBukE FROM nm CHAIR

Wilson biil and Put Duties on coal aud
Iron.
SpectGt Trtr0ram 10 ne RsCiste-
WAsHINGroS, ID. c., January "a
Democratic member OF the House who
occupies leading position aud is a
close observer, gave it as his opinion to-
day that the house would vote TO retain
a small duty on coal, iron ore and pig
iron before IL sent the Wilson bill TO he
Senate. He SAID he thought this would
be done because II was thought that IL
theHouse failed to do IL theSenate would
amend the bill In these particulars.
This would greatly iujure politically the
Democratic members OF the House, who
represented coal and iron districts
Therefore, as the bill was sure TO be
changed In the Senate In any event. the
changes might just as well be MADE 10
the House and allow Democrats, who,
represent coal and iron districts, to
get whatever credit there might be 20
IT, He thought this view OF the matter
would be taken by enough House Dem
ocrats 10 carry the amendments He
also said he believed the House would
abolish the sugar bounty and Impose a
tax on that article.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10
TIE U. X. roTrERs' ASSOCIATION
The fightesnth Annual Convention
Opened az Washington Ye.teruay


Opened az Washington Yest@ruay
WAsIHSGToN. ID. c., January 9.-Tne
eighteenth annual convention Of the
United States Potters' Association
met at Wizards Hotel, this cttv.
today. IL is the largest gather
ing OF the representatives
OF this business ever heId. thirty-eiRht
firms, omprising tue association, mus
tering nearly one hundred manufactur-
ers, most OF them from the pottery dis
tricts Of New Jersey and ONO.
The officers are: Homer Laughlin.
East Liverpool, Ohio, President; +. NJ.
Pearson. Wheeling. w Va: G.. T..
Brockman, Cincinnati; Jos. Burroughs,
Trenton, y. j., Wee Presidents: y. II.
Goodwin. East Liverpool. Ohio. Treas
urer; Alfred Day, Steubenville, Ohio,
Secretary.
AT to-day's meeting ex-Congressmau
John Hart Brewer, Of Trenton, pre-
sided, and preliminary business was
transacted. The following twelve firms
we're admitted 10 membership:
East Liverpool Pottery Company.
Thomas g. Co., Henry Bruut ,v sons.
and D. W. Croxal & Sons, OF East Liv-
erpool, Ohio; Auchor Pottery, Imperial
China Works, Egyptian Pottery aud
Maddock Pottery Company, of Trenton,
y. D.; Crown Pottery Company. OF
LvansvIile, Ind.; Bell Bros. H co.. OF
Finiiay, Ohio, Western Sanitary Com
pauy, OF Steubeuville, ohio.
Ihe convention will bc in session
three days aud much OF its time will oe
devoted 10 a discussion or the Wilson
BILL
They have dcspaired Of securing any
concessions al The hands ot the House.
but are more hopeful that the senate
Will 90 something for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10
A BOYS AWFUL CRIME.
Ho Kills His Cousin, His Cousins wife
and Their Baby

hhH tuFir bhbF.
DODGE C1Y kAs., January g.
Last night ab0ut9 O'Clock farmer
named william Kimbrel and his wife
and child, aged ls months, and the
wife's sister, were retiring. all in tho
same room at KimOreis home In Ford
county, about ~ miles southwest
Of this place. Suddenly some one fred
load Of buckshot through the South
window at Mr.. Kindred, the entire
charge taking effect in his neck aud
face and shoulder. HIS wife aud sis.
ter-ln-law ran % hIm and were
bending over him when another charge
Oi shot vas fred. this time
through the north window, into the
group with terrible effect Mrs. Kim.
Orel was struck In the side, ths child
about tho head and tho sister ln tho
face. Mrs. kmbrei fell 20 tho noor
probably fatally hurt. All will die ex-
cept Mrs. Kimbrers sister joseph
walker, boy sud n cousin OF the KIM
0reis, was found near the barn shortly
after the shooting wa arrested charged
with the crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10
THE WAR IN BRAZIL.
Very Little Reliable Information Can
Be Obtained.
LOCATION OF THE WAR VESSELS,

The Question Uppermost in the
Minds OF All is When These
Vessels will Meet Friends of
Mello Said to be OBTAINING the
Nictheroy till the Government
Vessels Arrive - The Reship-
ment Troubles All Settled, and
the lnsurgent Navy Ready for
Business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10

WAsHIvGrOS. DC, January 9.-The
Horn0lower nomination was brought uu
in tho executive session Of the Senate
to-day. but only for the purpose OF ask
ing tnat day be set for consideration
- the nOminsti0u. Thursday was set
ioi that purpose. The request for a
day made by Senator Hill on behalf
OF the Judiciary Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10

Wt-uiyerDS, D. g.. January "a
dispatch % Secretary Carlisle from Col
lectDr Clark ar Chicago. reports that
che destruction of bonded goods By last
uight'- Gre is not serious. Considerable
damage. however, was done Co the cu--
toms books and some papers were iu-
-Irnd BIZ MAlnr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10

SDfci7t Islf0r1fq I'D me negistev
WA-HISCroN, ID. O., January o.
y. Harris Jr., was to-day appointed
postmaster az Wesley, Wood county.
vice y. W. Neh' removed.
Cassie Roberts has been commits
stoned postmaster at Holidays Cove.
w. va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10
wheeling Diusion ninss ~ wori,

PiII-aUEo, pa. January g. --Flocrs-
helms coal mines at IIuieyvIlle, Pa,
on the Whesfng division OF the y. U o..
railroad, resumed operations to-day.
after being shut down a week. Tho
miners who struck, returned to-day a.
The old rate. Henry Fioershelm, ln an
interview, said the attempt 90 organize
general strike Tor tbe restoration %
the 90 cent rate failed, aud All the
mines on the division are now in opera
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10
rHE wEarnEs-

WtaurvaT1v. ta-ua-y H..-Fo- West Virginia.
rrIv WIN
Tor W..fr-u rcnusVlsauia. partly cloudy.
un...Iy showers In soul crn Ioftion; eastern
winds.
Fof Ohio. partly cloudy. potfibii showers iu
touthcrn portion snd snow Hurries rotg tbs
lakes, sastsrly winds, becoming variable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10
an Ingenius west virrinian.

NUFTT"I " " . ~ n VIFFFF
WA-wyGrov. January "a patent
was to-day granted so Geo. a. smith. OF
Webster, West Virginia, on a working
b0ty churu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10
THE TARIFF DEBATE.
Chairman Wilson Concludes His Open
Ing Argument.
Mr.. DOLITTLE'S INTERRUPTION.

He Tries TO Show OF and Gets
the Worst of It-Mr. Burrows
Replies to Mr.. Wilson's Ad-
dress-Collars and Cuffs Come
TO the Front at the Night Ses-
sion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10

WA-uNGTov, y. O.. January o.
Hon. G. w. Brocknnier, OF WbecIinz,
was among the arrivals ia Washington
to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10

EfcHHOND, GSD., January o. The
identity o. j. w. Fuller, tho noted
f0rger sout Co the pcnitentiary for tnreo
years, was fully established to-day.
His right name is Charles Benjamin
Curtis and be lives in PHILADELPHIA.
fis wife says that she ls niece OF
Governor Buckley, OF Connecticut
Curtis swlodled many Ponnsylvania
bankers and ls thought % have cOnsld.
cradle money
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10

suffered Tor two week. with neuralgia aud
Sllvftfou OIL gave mc ImmeI ate RELIEF. Mrs
Mm. =. BAD Mo8hel 81, BlINmore. SO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10

UEAuvooD, S. ID January 0.-Tbo
Doadwood Auetie Cub last night de-
clded TO offer purse % s5O.O 900 for the
Corbett-nltcheli ngbt The club means
business and % the offer Is accepted
will construct pavilion % accommO-
date i2.0OD people. Three wealthy
Dcadwood sports are backing the club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10

Parties trying 20 iufrpduoe new c0ngh rome.
dies. should know that sbs psops viii have
Dr. Balls Cough syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10

LovDOV. january 4.--fu q fvc-mile skat-
iug contest a. Eiv Ye4sing Lauap.ato. the
Norwegian. won bv twcutv seconds over
tro third rnau. -Four thousand persons
witnessed the contest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10

with evident interest. Mr.. Burrows
spoke FOR three hours. Al the con-
ciusion OF his speech there was great
outburst Of Republican applause, so
long and continuous as 10 cali forth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10
THE ELEVENTH DAY
OF THE REILLY WILL CASE ONE OF GREA1
INTEREST.
The First Areumea, On an Objection Late in II,
Morning aud a Decision On an
Important, Point

Ihero was about the usual attendance a.
tue opening OF tho eleventh day OF tho
great will trial, yesterday morning. the
frosty air aud general gloomy appearance
OF the out door world not keeping away
'he regular attendants upon the session.
The hrst witness called for the resump-
ton OF cross-cXAmination was
oEoE0E Lvrl,
who produced his book containing esti.
matos OF work done for MIR Reilly. wit
ness said they usually made estimates for
WORK upon application. sometimes not In
exceed SO much. MIR. Roilly's work az the
ho.ny olock was not made in the usual
way, In that thcrC was no plan. and 4, ,yas
so late In the season MIR. Reilly dtd not
want 10 walt for one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-10

That vae about all witness could say Ot
his intelligence The patient sat up ina
chair probably because he could NOT get mis-
breath wei when sc lay down. Wiiness
did no know that be was deiIriOus. Hs
seemed inclined. as his illness progressed
10 become more stupid rather than delir-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-06

The asaal tresiatti Of srrh IL very
ufsA'iSsctcfT, A. thousands can testify
Proper local treatment is ro,rively nee
ssary 10 suecess, DOT many. II not most
Of the remedies 10 general Use afford bot
Temporary rehei 4 cure certainly cannot
be expected from srud.. pos isrs, doaeh
es sud ssshes. Eye Cream BALM, which
is 20 highly commended. is remedy
which con biuts TIE Important requisites
~ aH'-k sciios sasr'ac cauttye power
~rh prti.r' sale'y auI pleassutne.s to
he JaI'sl'.Ibs dfnssisis oil ,sllA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-06

Moe Antie c, no.l rescLes IL the norrh
district
There s'Il be a soci.bIe rLi. Tbund,y
e'en'og o. the church ve,lry.
-ucv.lsee schools couueDced NJ D.
DAY alter tr.ei yscssjou
y. IL Sheldon aod family returned
houdsy LON tier trp to M.ssaclusel.s
MIR. sud Mr. } L Oberm.isr Of Troy
\ !. srs ursIs at the Loul fors DAY o.,
tso.
Mis- De NoIt Beck returned to i r
home IL New York lsst ve,i. MlssB,ck
over var sit &C, pgtcLsssi atoat eight,
acre, e lsld i tie distant hon our,u
i'ee spd hoe been ta,latas forlae p..l
OIL Hauths Nh Ntl,ou Of rou.tpey. A..
ehnect Is, con leteI The building which
is At LOGGING struc'ure WITH iu bayuitI
dove, vefs1dss, fabls ke. u3th mss,
uoitra improvements, over 100 TIES
rlau'ei, c'r'lsge d i've 4 different dire
ttoos spd &. ty f-f tie hAldsonest tc.i
detge 30 TOYS.
-Ite musical ,a'sltsiumeut given h,rs.
Nov u. by Mr. A. J. Malh,u. aud biz
l,eoe, Mtss E,ru. } Couo1. The rotr1
whistler gave sffat sslisfsclI5u. Mr.. .isr
ban lac utgtl6erLt le ~ taies and
ssrg variety Of solss, Ii, bptle o,ur
zoos 'i'bt te'ss SdI SofiA tLe Prise Of
admissto6. Igr tao houra tbe ,s8i..,s
sss eharaei ssi delighted trd ilv..tbs
general rsus'E 'hsi Il tutpssa3sr,t,t-s|
Of ihs tlsI erei slFeu Ltfe We ho,st
atu 1lsn ssssa Al =: igk,e tine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-06
Man MISTER DIR l.

- Mrs Jennie Bradley has gone to Wasl
'nRton where she Is 10 ,rtsr The c rcoral
school Of art.
TOR oil be az oy't.r supper for
the bem6t e tie S # V, ard l. A. S. G,
q. A. Il hsll Thursday eve, Dee. t. All
are cortI'lly Invited.
At ttr b adlcy Butter Box works tley
are uoIoadios several cars Of spruce q
s' per'of 4usi ty. l. came from the Ous
VA liver couruy Canada under the pew
tsuh
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week for Milwaukee. Wis where she Il
,ects to ass the winter with fI.nds. and
eccive obstruction 10 tiusiog.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-06

Cakes German Sweet Chocolate
Breakfast Cocoa, | pound cans !
KNOWS Gelatine
Golden Wedding Cleaned Curr-nts pks.
Best selected Spanish Olives, large bottles
Tomato ketchup, bottles for
Heinze's preserved sweet pickles, qt bot.
" Keystone Mustard, 3 bottles,
" Pepper Sauce per bottle
Quart Bottle Prepared Mustard
Brass Lamp Burners, small size,
Medium SIZE
Large
Pearl Top Lamp Chimueys, small size
Pearl Top Lamp Chimney, Medium size
Pearl Top Lamp Chimneys, Large size