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LONGSTRRErS OPINION OF EARLY.
As = Soldier, he Says Early was n Dis
NAL FanurS-startling Reply 20 0uss'


As = Soldier. He Says Early was Dis
NAL misunderstanding Reply 60 a0uss'
ton.
speeiag telegram 70 ne Sunday Register.
RICHMOND, VA, March 3.-When
General James Longstreet was aDprised
of General Early's death and pressed
for an estimate OF the dead Confederate
soldiers career he made the following
reply:
"0f Early's career as a soldier can
didly regard it as a dismal failure. he
was gifted with neither genius Of war
nor development OF strategy. In this
opinion I will be borne out by the
records. The fact that I thought so
during the war lead to an enlargement,
in which General Early pursued me
with q bitterness that knew no reason.
What say refers TO official acts and
Official character. ! speak not Of pri-
vate life. The command which. under
Stonewall Jackson knew DO defeat, un-
der Early never knew victory. This
was not the fault Of the men under
Early, who were as brave as they were
under Jackson, but was owing solely
to the ineficieRcy OF the general IN
command.
at is hard for me to express these
convictions in the presence Of death,
yet history must not be falsifed, be-
cause Of respect and reverence due 10
the dead"
1t will be recalled that during the I'M
yelling of the statue of General K. T.
Lee in this city, 8 few years ago, Long
street and Early met for the first tlmo
since the war. Longstreet promptly
extended his hand, eXclaiming:
"How are you General" Early
turned his back upon Longstreet
with the expression that he was
not in the habit of shaking hands with
traitors, referring to the political course
of Longstreet since the war. Eary's
action was severely criticised by the
many commanding officers Of the late
Confederacy who were present Both
Houses OF the General Assembly to-day
adopted resolutions Of respect TO the
memory Of General Jubal A. Early and
many beautiful aud touching tributes
we're paid to the memory Of the Old
commander by the members Of the two
bodies.
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MS WILSON.

III Mr. WILLIAM u. WILSON were TO
have kept scrap book OF newspaper
clippings referring 20 himself since his
last speech in Congress and during bis
present illness he would have a string a
mile long at least. rot one paragraph OF
which would not contain q tribute Of
honor and respect such as comes 70 few
hubble men. Party lines fall down be-
fore bis personality and Republicans
are as anxious as Democrats to pay him
tribute.
It has always been so. No man In
public life IN the country's history since
the formation Of political parties has
commanded more friendship, honor and
respect than WILLIAM i. WILSON,
though as a public man he is y, ing.
A quiet modest, courteoF pue-
man himself, he neyer fails to ESnV
the respectful and close atteA 1f
the House when be arises TO addU Ek
ais words carry Aeisht for svsA1L
pho has heard Or seen him has rel 7
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FEE-SundAy morning. February 23tt, lsaa,
at Z % O'Clock. HuDA D1TILLE, infant child or
Thomas N. and Mollie y. Fee, aged months
and ~ days
SMITH-Sunday. February p 1924, ~ B:i5
p lie. n - ny SMITH, aged Is years
LEASURE-Sunday morning. February 25sh.
1884,. A. o'clocE. JUL1A, wife Of she iAts W.
LeasuTe. In her ssh year
RUNER-Sunday. February 18th, 1894 AZ 9
q ~. CHARLIE H.. youngest cliic or Charles
and Lizzie bruncr. 10 his 9Th year-
REILLY-At his residence. So - fifteenth
street. OF pneumonia. a. o'clocS p H., Feb
raary 20, Is9f. JAMES Y. REILLY.
REIDEL-Oa Tuesday, February z7ih. 1914
t4o'clocs .. M. CuEisrLAs EEssr REIDEL- 10
the 62d year 81 bis age.
STALEY-TuesdGy, February 9th, 1891, 49,
O'Clock p. n, JACOB STALEI, 10 tbe 8Jth year Of
bis sEe.
HAGEDORN-On Tuesday February 9th,
1891 CHRISTIAN HAeEDOES, IN the 7sth year Of
bis age
LARGE-Thursday evening, March let, 1894
Nrs. SARAH ENG-A8D LAEGE. aged - years, %
her residence TWO miles back Of Portland Sta
ton, Ohle.
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many Of them who are permanent resi-
dents are influential and wealthy.
TIE LABOR QUESTION.

TIRE LABOR QUESTION.
1.-THE great disturbing factor in the
country is the labor question. The ne
groes, who should represent the labor
population, are 4 shiftless lot, not worth
their weight in salt. ImpudeDce, inso-
lence, and Incidence are their distin-
gushing characteristics. In order to
conduct the sugar industry-which is the
only Industry OF the country, except
gold mining-they have TO import
coolies from the East Indies. They
come in at the rate of about $500 every
month. They are indentured to the
planters for five years, and receive 1215
cents day during that time,
upon which they are expected TO board,
feed and clOthe themselves. They are
OF better average intelligence than
the negroes, and are willing TO work,
At the end Of five years they are per-
mitted 10 get whatever wages they can.
The standard rate Of wages is GA cents a
day. At the expiration Of ten years
they are furnished transportation back
to their homes.
81 have an article from the ArgosB
Oub VI Aub lC14lhH PAStA~@1ibL9 "a
Demarara, complaining about the money
which is taken away from the country
by the transportation Of coolie la6orers
TO their homes. went TO the trouble
TO make some investigations and calcu-
lations, ana found that the average sum
taken By the head Of a family, after q
residence of ten years in Guiana, Is So
or $40.
The aborigines live by hunting and
fishing, leading nomadic lives, aud fire.
quently come TO the cities in bands Of
fifty to one hundred. They are entire
" nude, and are at once hustled 10 the
government institutions and provided
with scant clothing"
SUGAR RAISING AND GOLD MINING.
What is the extent Of the sugar and
gold industries in the colony?"
Sugar is the main and staple article
of production. II has for years been
the manstay Of the colony. The price
of sugar is so low that a majority OF the
big estates are now being conducted at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

Representative Do0IurLE, of Wash
ington, has presented the Nicaragua
Canal scheme i0 an interesting light
and talks more sonsibly than any other
man to Congress regarding the duties,
responsibilities and powers ofthe United
States on the is.hmus.
lie concludes that this government
has the right 90 construct the canal
alone and that the exercise Of that
right viii not be resisted by any foreign
power which is entirely reason
able. III the United States IS to
go into this canal business at an &c
should De az the absolute owner
ofia. It might as Mr. DooLrrLE says
be no sacrifice Of the principle of the
Monroe doctrine 81 we should allow any
other power disposed TO do the work TO
and 90 it, bat that is open 20 Ques-
and to any event would be poor
policy on our part
The Morgan bin making this govern
ment the guarantor OF 100000, 600 Of
Nicaragua canal bonds win doubtless be
defeated and ought 90 be. For that sum
the United States could build the canal
and own 10 outright BY guaranteeing
that amount TO canal bonds Che govern
ment would probably pay 10 twice over
iD principal, interest and litigation and
have nothing 90 show FOR 10 in the end.
To would be- foolish 20 repeat the Union
Pacific experience.
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WIDENING TIE BBEACa.
The Trouble IN the Il. T. o. Elks Grow
Ing More eerious.

The Trouble IN che -. 7. .. ElkS Grow
Ing More serious.
CmcAGo, March 3.-The Grand Ex-
allied Ruler, a. Apperly, Of the Elks,
has issued an order that threatens 20
widen the split in the organization that
resulted from the action Of Apperly and
Grand Secretary Meyers In changing
the place OF annual meeting after 10 had
been decided by the trustees. From
Apperly's Office has been distributed an
order that every member Of the fratern-
lty furnishing the press with material
for stories of the troubles ia the Mey-
ers-ADperly trouble will be expelled.
All newspaper men, members Of the or
der. connected with papers that print
such information, are to be expelled
also. The officers also declare that the
Board OF Grand Trustees is relieved
from office. u is said that 90 per cent.
of the members Of the order are OPP
posed to the Apperly-Meyers regime,
aud that this action is likely to result
In the expulsion OF those officers and
their followers from the organization.
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nizad at once the atatosman and the true
patriot. Though unexcelled in oratory
when aroused Mr.. WHsoN has never
resortsd to effect TO carry a point. 1t
is not in him TO do so. He is not an actor
and still less politician. His great
eloquence is spontaneous and must be
struck out like the FIRE from tbs flint.
Mr. WILSON IS argumentlye first and
eloquent only when goadsd on by un-
argumentatlve opposition, and then
few men, indeed, can stand against
him.
Always aDproachable, always friend
by, kind, gentle, modest and courteous, 10
is not 20 be wondered al, that the news
papers Of an parties vie with each other
in expressing solicitude regarding his
present condition.
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TIE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
A Landing Made on Cape Hatteras-New
Varieties of Game Found.

ELIZABETH CITY, n. c., March q
The President has gone still farther
south and is probably 80 the end OF bis
trip, and may even now be on his home
ward way. The Violet has hoisted her
anchor ia Creation Sound, and heading
south and east, passed into the North
Carolina inland seas, Pamiico Sound.
The vessel stood along the east coast,
passing Bodies Island Light House, q
conspicuous object for many mileFwith
its alternate black and white stripes,
and soon came 10 sight OF Hatteras
light A landing was made on the cape
and the party made another attompt
upon the game, which az this point
presented a greater variety than had
yet been encountered. for ia addition TO
the water fowl which had been met IN
the upper sounds. the Hatteras country
boasts of rabbits, red deer and other
land game. The President was much
interested in the country which differs
widely from the upper coast. The place
is out of the way Of all traffic and little
news Of the doings Of the party is likely
to reach the outside world as long as it
remains there.
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Row Ameng the Mystic Circles.

9UfrllI IfItlrl7l % % oN11lV hs1IlIfr.
COLUMBUS o., March 3.-The trouble
that developed in the national cOnveu-
tion OF the Frateral Mystic Circle here
TWO weeks ago has resulted TO split
in the order, and q cali has been issued
by the dissatisfied factions 70 all the
lodges for meeting here April Z, when
they propose 90 withdraw and form q
new order. They charge that the SUI
prems Ruler, ID. u. Stevens, Of this
city, has used mOrluary assessments TO
pay the current expenses Of the Su-
preme Ruling, and be viii not permit
an examination OF the books.
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- -. Il sn.nIrRs.

The government has failed thus Far
in the work OF making soldiers Of the
blanket Indians, and has almost con-
eIuded 90 abandon tbe experiment. The
trouble is tho government has gone
about it in che wrong way. The Indian
a NOS buHt ike che white man and,
Enough he is as hardy and may be-
harder warrior De can NOT at once
Quit bis peculiar habits OF lie and take
10 those of The army barracks.
Astbo ST. Louis Republic points our
when the government learns that a sys-
tam can bs devised 90 flo the Indian,
and than under that system the Indian
Will easily become one of the most use-
ful. tractable and economical soldiers
IN the world, the experiment will sue
coed.
Tn the beginning Of the system the
new soldier muss be allowed Co have bis
family somewhere near him when he is
NOT under marching orders. His tribal
prsiudices and attachments cannot be
ignored. Considerable allowance must
bs made for his inciiuat.ous and moods.
Esqinpinr with this elasticity of system,
lt would be- only few years until the
Indian would be ready for closer dis
cipline, and the officers ready 20 draw
she lines closer without creating irrita,
tlon aud discomfort
y Asin an other problems affecting men,
it all consists in knowing with whom
you have to deal.
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Special Te'sgrln 70 Gee SmdQy Rs1.lts-
New MARrINsvUIE, W. Va, March
3.-Tbe planning mill of Levi Berger
was sold to-day by assignee w Nee
atthe Court House. JIG was knocked
down 20 Clark Leaf for $1,000 The
mill is appraised at 81, 600. The current
financial conditions were the cause of
Mr. Barger's assignment. Some months
ago his assets were about $4,000 and
IaL-Iltias 600
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

What is the population Of the eoun-
try, and OF what is It composed?"
British Guiana is one consular dis
trict. Its population is about $50 600.
It's made up OF negroes, East Indian
coolies, Chinese, native Indians, Portn-
gese, Scotch and English. In the en-
tire country there are perhaps 1000
persons who class themselves as whites.
OF this number not more than so per
cent are Csucasians, the remainder, 10
use q localism, having the tar brush in
them OF the $500 white, there are
. 900 Portuguese, who have a monopoly
on the rum traffic, The balance are
Scotch and English. nearly all OF whom
are government officers, or local off,
Gals. There are absolutely no
social distinction between the races,
sr nv The upper c.N ~ whites mingle
on terms Of sOcif .slletF with the ne+
groes. even at ~ W" -.vernor's house.
The negro is 'neSs ating race, and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

REGISTER reporter yesterday. ITO speak
more particularly OF Guiana, you may
say that it is no place for white man
10 live. Quote my exact language, if
you please, and lay particular stress on
the word white. Demarara, or George
town, as you will find it in the maps,
is less than ten degrees north Of
the Equator, and is below the
level of the sea. The rays OF the sun
are perpendicular, and while the mer-
curry in the thermometer never scars
higher than 10 degrees, the tempera-
ture is oDpresSively hot and permanent.
There are laws in the colony 10 prevent
employers from working their men IN
the suu, unless they are provided with
awnings. On one occasion the mercury
dropped to To degrees, and the entire
colony next day was suffering from
colds, and many contracted pneumonia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

LYNcHBURG, VA, March 3.-The ~
neral OF General Early will take place
from the Episcopal church here Mon
day. The Virginia Legislature has or
dered flags at half-msst, the attendance
Of two companies of State soldiers, and
adopted resolutions highly praisinS the
dead general.
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a rremerr hs.Ienmonf.

CINCINNATI, d.. Ngrcu 3.-The Jack
son Brewery has made en- assignment TO
John B0be. 30 statement OF liabilities
has been made. To has capital of
$500, 600. Leo A. Erigei is President
The assignment is announced by the
officers to be only temporary, as the
company has 100000 OF assets with
which TO- meet Sl50,O00 Of pressing LA
biities.
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TIE salt industry escaped last years
business depression. In fact. salt pro
duction Increased about three per cent
The people probably needed an extra
supply to take with the tariff stories
they were told.
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HnM RrnulsIra

S bad breath, and yet how many other
wise attractive, polite and particular people
afiict their friends with the foul odor Of
their breath. Ifthere was no remedy for
this. IL might excite our sympathy, but as
there is no need of having foul breath, IL
is an objectionable breach OF good manners
TO obtrude such an offence on good society.
Foul breath arises from oisOrdered d.
restion, which can be corrected BY using
Sulphur Bitters, and the result viii be 3
pure, sweet breath.
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Fine Watch repairing a speciality "a
a. e.. DILLON CO.'S.
TN DAYS TRIP 20 wAsBNGTON.
Rsaa-sd Rates on the ;. 3 o.

Reduced Bates on the =. g o.
Everybody expects TO visit Washing
ton some time: iu fact it is duty which
every one owes 20 himself What Rome
was 10 every soldier OF the Empire,
what Athens was % Greece, Washing
ton is aud should be 90 every citizen
OF the United StRteS-his glory, his
pride, his Inheritance, his estate-it be-
longs 90 him. Am It's magniicence, all
It's glory, an its fame, It's public build
inga, ing paintings, its Statuary, its
monuments, it's gardens, its Libraries, It's
museums, It's streets and It's parks, and
ha ought once M lifetime 20 take q
look at the property. When do you
expect Co take q look az it2
The best train service of the 3. & o.
Il. Il. is az your service always, but rot
reduced rates-they come seldom. The
third select excursion TO the National
Capital via the b. & o. is announced for
March Sth, when reduced rate tickets
will be sold from points on it's lines be-
tween Wheeling. Pittsburg, ParEers-
burg, Lexington and Hagerstown-
Trains leava Wheeling sos a. ID. and
5:35 %. m. Parlor car on morning train
from Pittsburg and slesping car on the
night train Tickets $40 for the round
trip.
CorrespondiRgly low rates from other
stations.
Tickets Awll NE good ten days, snd
will be vgld forN assage from Washing
lle,-, Bge rnore ~ any time within the
y but Fhas set
repairi pg 8 EpeclaifV ~
~ von two. al a. DILLON q CO.'S.
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Murdered about some Clothes.

Sus-j1l Telegram To- ne Ss16gy Rsgisss-.
WELCH, W. Va, March 3.-At Land
graf Tuesday night TWO room mates
w. II. Tatum and jim Futtz, negroes,
working for -be Empire Goa. and Coke
Company, fell out over some clothes.
Fut,z shot aud killed Tatum and made
his escape.
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Il - b - lIormona

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 3-The
famous Temple Lot the sacred piece
of Mormon soil, u Independence, for
which the M0m0ns have been fighting
in the courts, has been decided TO be
the property oi the Mormous. The de-
cision vas given by Judge Phillips in
the District Court this afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

PIrrsBUBG refuses work 90 applicants
who are not married. A matrimonial
boom among the unemployed has been
the result. It's difficult 90 see the
philosophy OF this rule. OF course, the
preference should be given men wish
families, bu, while two can live cheaper
together than sInsly, and one man has
as good a righs as another 10 starve a
woman 10 death, it is not plain that he
should be forced TO do 10 and add 10 his
expenses, or, else, remain destitute
for a family is a blessing that is not
enjoyed without cost
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

CABNEGW gives Sl25,ooo To aid She
unemployed of Pittsburg, according to
his contract with the city authorities.
CARNEGIE can afford this He has
saved many times that sum By adding
to the ranks OF the unemployed.
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opera norse Compapr char,area.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 3.-The
Secretary Of State has issued a certih-
cate of incorporation TO the Huntington
Opera House Company, OF Warrington,
Marion county, w. Va, with a capital
of $4,000 The incorpogators are W..
+. Hamilton, J. O. Huey, j. Walter
Rex, y. +. Martin, Caleb Burt, J. NJ.
Barrack, J. C.. Burcbinal, c. Z. Snod-
grass, r. w. Rlger w 3. Sine aud j.
X. Rex, all Of Warrington.
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a Boys suicide.


Sgsci1l 7slsgr1r. 90 -.s RsJis.s-.
ELuESroEo, W. Va. March 3.-A
17-year-old son of mau named McGnl
hanged himself in Lis fathers barn this
morning. NcGl lives six miles from
here, on the Uebr0C pike. No particu-
lars as 90 the cause are Obtainabie.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

ST. LOUIS proposes to establish a
school to teach Mexican youths the
English language. Are the Americans
out there an adopts?
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The REGISTER, embracing lts several sdl-
tons, is entered at the PostoFeo On Wheel
nF, w. Va as second class matter.
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In is easier to criticils a tariff bin
than TO frame one.
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FOR RENT.
THE NEW DUSGR HOTEL.

splendid opportunity foi goos energetic
business man.
Tais Hetel LATELY Tsmo5eled a1d with lae
new addition contains thirtF-ore pleasant aod
wsn ventilated bsd reous. . deGble dlniug
hall. = hau4soms bar and once CONNECTED
with The hofsi is atlbling room Tor eiEhtg-ai1
road Or horssE The business dpns IN she PAST
AZ this nonular house il iudlcemsnt SUFFICIENT
f9r any party deslYous u doi1g paving 0ssl-
ress Any farther infogEzti0n desired can BE
frrnirhsd BIZ csliing AZ Dusch a 6aus. ccrnef
Eisrenta ard Iarket streets, Or wrlttag % taf
oFuer. A. BUSCH. a
fez7sbzb Elm GTo4s.
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To-Day most Of the veteran Boys
in Blue" wear the gray.
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THE dyuamiter has appeared 10 the
peaceful, doing city OF Lancaster, Pa,
close 90 The sleepy old town OF Phi.a-
delph.a Now what on earth does
dyuamiter want in that locality, unless
&c be- purely 20 have fun waking up
the inhabitants?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

MoReANTowN, IND. March 3-The bus
mess portion Of the town was burned last
night The loss is $4,000, with small
amount OF insurance
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81. HE'LL. man
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mfiqer
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watches repaired and adjusted a.
], &. DILLON 4 CO.'S.