Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-09
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pass the Wilson bill
III Independent Democrat win fur
nish his name-not for publication-hi'
article will be published with pleasure.
Wool is given an all around duty Of
25 per cent. BY the Senate committee.
This is q considerable reduction from
the Mckinley taxes, and 50 FAR so good.
Now pass the bill.
THE McCarthyites and Healyites are
already threatening RosEBEERY upless
he gives certain positive pledges. This
is the same old rock on which the Irish
membeY have always split They be-
Ris1ghtlng too soon.
THR commission appointed to ex-
anime into the condition Of the French
navy reports the majority Of the yes
sells practically worthless and the
French coast practically deiensaess
This is calculated to give Ia belle France
a decided turn, particularly when John
Bells big guns are so close at hand.
CONFIDENTIAL advices from New York
are TO the effect ''tbat great big patches
Of blue sky on the business horizon are
now visible and many predict that the
remaining clouds will break away en-
tlrely before very long, and let the sun
Of prosperity shineo ut in full force" Our
sneeial market reports from New York
have been very encouraging as to stocks
and industrial securities. Yesterdays
rsport is stnl more encouraging and We
direct the attention Of the business man
who is not 10 the habit Of reading the
financial and business reports from New
York 20 read those published in the
REGISTER yesterday and to-day.
..PUBLIsHED BXCLUsIVELV IN TIE
INTEILIGNNCER."
The InteJIiqcnccr Of yesterday refers
editorially TO its detective story "told
exclusively in yesterdays Inteliigeneer'
,s zone Of the most remarkable 10 the
annals OF the detection Of crime" The
story as told by the Intcliigenccr was
rather remarkable, we will admit and
dus credit is given the TntelligeRccr for
tbe exclusive publication Of the greater
mart Of the story. The fertile magma
tion Of the IntClIiqcpcc'S correspondent
seems 20 have been given full play in
tbe preparation Of the story, which was
evidently elaborated from the Reels
INNS previous statements Of facts. On
saturday. March 3, the REGISTERS stah
correspondent. who was at the scene OF
tbe trouble. wired the REGISTER as fol-
lows:
Several detectives, said 90 be Plnker-
TOMS men. have been at work Tor some gay
AMONG the men, and 10 is said, nave secured
icrgl isf of names and much evidence
against them.
On Sunday, March 4, within sn hour
Of the arrest Of Mr.. Wyant, his son and
Mr.. Schaum, the same correspondent
who was present aud saw the arrest
made. wired the REGISTER as follows;
While they were making the arrests,
Mr. Wvant asked each oficer his name
,srrhomas Kinney said the third one.
,.rhen i want YOU said deputy
sheriff. and be was arrested on Walfans
charging him with being one OF the strikers
DO in the night
So neatly we're the tables turned on
Mr. KINNEY that a laugh went ZIP from
the crowd in which Mr.. WYATT aud
even Mr.. KINNEY himself Joined. There
was no attempt to kill WYANT' no gun
was leveled upon KINNEY by WANTS
son. no sensational features whatever
attended the arrest and the whole story
of the saving Of WANTS liie by the
'nsrvy detective, ''told exclusively in the
rnteuigcnccr" is without foundation.
This IS not the first time TIE miclli-
eenew has claimed the exclusive publi-
cation on matter which has previously
sspssred in the YagIsrER. who're the
Deople have lssrr look for tie "a
Solicitation Of ''