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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

the St. Stephens Hotel. II. E. Tinker, is
at the Astor House
Part Of the Billy Plimmer" is at the
Stamm.
Mrs. VIII Fec is confined TO her bed with
pneumonia.
Part of the "Billy Plimmer" company
Is at the Behier.
Mr.. George Couant, Of South Main
street IS critically ll.
r. Mckee Is home from a business
trip 10 Waynesburg, Pa
Harry Gottmann. Of Steubeuville o., Is
registered AZ the Windsor.
Miss Lizzie Pocki is confined 10 her
home with very bad burnt arm
SrAuN: Mrs. q. McMullen, Sisters
vile. and T. w. Story, Fsiruount
McLURE.-A. A. whitehall, Morgan
town; VIII j. Davidson, Huntington.
"Dr." Michael Dwyer, OF South Jacob
street. WHO has been 49,, is able 10 DO about
again.
Richard Fisher, Of Forty-third and ia
cob street. left yesterday afternoon Tor tue
South 10 spend several months.
BEHLER: c. r. Robinson, Grafton: J.
r. Mccoy, and G.. 3. Shennker, Sisters
vile, and c. " Ebert, Friendly.
The Misses Margaret and Minnie Camp
bell, u South Market street., got home last
L. Sat from q visit 20 Cincinnati, y.
FIR. Perry and Juo. McHandlev, af-
vance agents for the primrose ald Nc3t'
theatrical company, are al tho be1ior.
WlyDsoR: w. r Kuclar1, Middle
oourne. Robert McEid0wucv ev a-r-
Ia i. u u H o. 4.
T. r. Eulg. Of T -ertv-f01r.h street.
kas gone on d business trip through t-o
state. Mrs. Eaic has gone ~ F.l-- her
parents 10 WeDsDurg.
Fatner Sullivan is home from O. rceuper-
sting trip ~ Norfolk. s. a., 1rJ Boston,
Mass he ls I00Aug well, au4 ls srelblJ
improved Ia health.
James Charlton, general passenger and
ticket agent, and a. o. Robinson. passe1-
ger agent of the Chicago and Alton kali
way. are at the IcLurs hotel.
Miss Katie Cruz. of Marietta, o., is q
guest a. toe noGe Ol George Grub, Of 10
Market street sue is accompanied by
Mrs Mary McVeT. who viii leave this
morning for q VS., @. Lll son, VINO lives ~
PenBsy syivania.
Joseph HAbig OF the Cleveland Pro
vision Company OF Us city. is hOms from
a trip 10 Cleveland 81d Buffalo. This
genial gentleman had ore of the most en-
iovable Of visits, having gaiaed ABOUT
twenty pounds ia his s0iOurn.
Henry Rehm, who for the last tea years
has been the manager Of TIE Wheeling
Beef Company, bas resigned Dis position
aud will retire. TIE resignation Will take
effect to-morrow, and a. that time a man
named Sutherland, from Chicago will
come 70 the city 70 assume the manage
ment
DR.. D. II. Parnler, who has been ply
siciau 10 charge az the Keeley Institute On
/ the south Side for the last SIX months, nas
! resigned his pos ton Since coming 70
/ Wheeling. the Doctor and family, Of vile
and three interesting children, bave made
verv many friends here The conhaemen'
| did not agree with the genial Doctor aud,
! accompanied by bis family, be left Testcr-
| day afternoon Tor Council Grove. Arkals-
as where be will practice medicine. Ine
removal was q great surprise 70 the frieaos
| ~ the family. and eli were exceedingly
! sorry 70 have them leave Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
DEPRAVITY IN PITTSBURG.
The Police Force CouductsR Prize Fight
in the Central Police station.


P1TTsBURG, PA, March 2S.-The Post TO-
morrow will publish a story in which it IS
claimed that genuine prize fight took
place in the Central Police sta
ton in this city last night,
refereed bv Inspector Mckelvey
and witnessed by Roger O'Mara, SuPerin..
tendent of Police, and a mixed crowd OF
policemen and sports, numbering aoout
fortv. The mill is SAID to have taken place
in the gymnasium behind bolted doors,
between Pat Parrel, the crack pu-
gilist of the police forcs, and limo
thv Scanlon, a resident of Law
renceviue. The fight was to a finish,
governed by Queensbury rules, eight ounce
gloves being used. Seaman mad the pest
of in from the beginning and knocked Far
rell out completely in the fourth round.
Beside the police spectators were num-
Der of sports selected by Seaman 10 see
that fair play was had.
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10 cnlonl.. msrlean oonss Land..

SDe-0i Ie'S1rdfn 90 tts hsgistsr
lew YoHK, March 2s.-A syndlcate has
lust been formed by n number OF capita
lists and railroad officials 20 purchase and
cOl0ulze large track or coffee lands in
Mexico. The track covers several
thopssnd acres. and over a. 0O0000 BE- 20 be-
sDeut ia the enterprise. 10 is expected
tuat tho majority Of the Col0nlsts viii come
from the Northern aad Eastern sections of
this country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
HEADQUARTERS FORMALLY OPENED
The Democratic Congregational Campaign
Committee holds y Reception.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional Committee formally
opened its new headquarters az the Worm
ley, this evening, with a reception at
tended by large ana distinguish
ed company. The reception committee
consisted of Sc ltor Charles j. Faulkner,
chairman OF the Congressional Committee;
w. r. Hsrrity, chairman Of the National
Committee, and Gen. c. +. Black, repre-
seutirg the National Association OF Demo
cratic Clubs Among those present were
Vice President Stevenson, Secretary
Gresham, Secretary Smith, Postmaster
General Bissell Attorney General Olney,
Senators German, Brice, voorhees,, Pasco,
Villas, Pugh, Berry and Turpie; Repre-
sectatives Mcmillan, Richardson, Catch.
i1gs, Oates, ByRuin, Bryan, Tracy and
others
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A Cripple Uses His Crutch.

Srl-1TT Tf-s|Ta0l o n Ufl-a IT
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March 2S.-A0Out
? o'clock this afternoon rather bloody
fracas took place in the Court House,
within few feet Of the Mayors ofice.
Attorney Lewis. OF Milton, and Franklin
PevtOn, who lives on -Four Nile Creek. a
tributary of Mud River, near the Lincoln
county .iue. were the bellgereuts. The
TWO Cusrrel ed.,and Peytou called Lewis d
lar when the after struck him on tne
head with a crutch, as he is . cripple. Sev-
eral stitches mad % be taken in the wound
ed scalp Lewis has so far succeeded IN
avoiding arrest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

sgSr71i TsifJr1m % tif hsgftf-
Wisury9r0v, II. g.. March 2s.-It II rn-
mored that Mr Springer, Chairman OF tho
House Comm ttao ON Banking and Curren-
cv. has said that any bin for the repeal or
'6e Ten os- cent state bank tax cannot pos.
s.Dlv pass Gle p-C8aut Congress Both TIC
North al5 Wcs. are strongly opposed 70 -
The o0'v real Geu Gd i0r mo repeal comes
from Texas, Louisiana a1d Alaoama
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Corsy Is snti.hsd

CHICAGO. March 25.-This afternoon
COxev Indignantly denied the iutimstion
that be had deserted his army. He said
the present trip was understood oy his
men. and expressed himself as confident Of
the success Of his venture. The march so
far, Coxey claimed, had been a triumphant
success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
.sinrnlar Korm of yonomanIa.

There Is class Of people, rational enough IN
other rsspsc.s. who are certainly nononaai-
sss in dosing themselves. They are constautiy
tryiar experiments uBon their stouaebs. their
bowels. their lIFsrs and ths.r ksneys with
trashy postrumE when thsss organs are really
out II order II they would MY zee Hostetter's
stonacb Bitters they would n rot hopeisssly
iassue, perceive its supeTicrtJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
THIRTEEN Miles MORN
Of the Road to Washington Covered
by COIoy'S Army.
A FINE AGGREGATION OF BUNS,

Who will Stick to Coxey and Carl
Browne as Long as the Savory
Smell of Sizzling Pork Perme-
ates the Camp They We're
Lodged Under the Old Circus
Tent at Salem Last Night-How
Some Of the Sharp Hobos Got
Four Meals When Entitled to
but One-Coxey is in Chicago
and Says He is Satisfied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

ST. Lo-s. Mo., March 2s.-Sandow, no
-t-o1v man. was shown a at8leme1t from
Sew Yo-z to-day tlat he failed % meet
Cvr 10 nave match. he denied positive
Is mat hs bad agreed % meet Cyr. BE re-
peated bic previous challenge 20 the word
fhus. To give ans man appearing ~ any
tf,1o and Duplicating bis feais bis gold
u .mpionshlp be-. won before tne i,ondoa
Athletic Association and $1,000 ia cash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

NEW YoRK. March 2s.-The viii OF
Emma Aboott, the opera singer, left 20 her
father, Seth Abbott o. Minneapolis, tho
tac Farmers Loan and Trust Company, OF
this city, 10 be paid him at the rate OF so g
month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
Big FIRE Near oarietta.

NUITI0I IF-EgT 10 70 20 Is1g-' y
MARIETTA, o., March 2S.-The village
OF Lower Salem, about eighteen miles
north of this city, was tue scene OF q big
fire at IL 30 last night At that hour
fire was discovered In sam Lauer's wagon
snop. AL efforts TO check il were un-
available. uutil FIVE business houses and
almost the entire contents were destroyed.
Besides tae wagon snop, William TwiC-s,
photographer: Mrs. j. III. II 'er, milliuer;
ID. w. Scuoheld * Co, general sore;
Jacob Haas, harness and saddlery, and
Mrs. Kate DevOtlins, t.nware, were con-
sumsd. The loss is estimated 70 be In the
neighborhoOd OF $4,000. Some, but little,
insurance was carried.
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Med Dog Creating Excitement.
sDseirt Is.6c7Grs 10 rs Rs1istsr.

SrEUBENvuLE, o., March 2S.-Consider-
a0le excitement exists in the upper end Of
the city because Of the appearance OF 8
supposed mai dog. II gave every indica-
ton Of being afflicted with hydr0pho5is.
The dog is the property OF colored man,
and has heretofore been very quiet and
peaceable, but this morning 70 bit TWO
horses belonging TO Cyrus Yoc1m, the
slater. and three or four other dogs that X
ran across. Men are hunting {. with guns,
but as yet have not found II. " nen the
Fifth ward school was dismissed Al noon,
q number of women were there waiting %
hasten he children OF home
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Asurnri,s Pnrlr for Bums.

BrFFALo, y. Y, March 2s.-The police
have sprung a surprise on the Coxey good
roads brigade. Wnen pilgrims of the read
came in 70 ask for nights lodging they
were placed under arrest IS tramps Or va
grants. About fifty we're trled on that
charge to-day and sent 20 the penltentiary.
me CITY has been fairly flooded with
tramps for the last few days, and the pO-
Ice have organized a concerted enort 70
get rid OF them.
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T,ev FareIu tn WashiDetoD.

WAsHISGIOS. DC, March zs.-Adyauce
guards Of Coxey's army are likely % fare
in in this city. Monday night the police
in q freight car. When taken 70 the sta
tion they protested that they were Coxey's
vanguard, but the police failed % see the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
hrs. WILSON IN WASHINGTON.
she Says Her Husband Is Gaining strength
Rapidly-aoW AexicAa Doctors Charge,
c.-.-.rf r.fs---,,, o., -. psrf,f,-

haploiJ-hoH MEXICAN Doctora NhAfscs
Stsoial TeleerGm 10 rs RSgists-.
WASHINGTON. d. c., March 2S.-The
wife and daughter Of Hon. VIM. L. Wilson
have returned to Washington. the invalid
having gained strength so rapidly since ais
arrival in Texas that there was no further
need Of their remaining with him. Mrs.
Wilson said to-day that the alarming re-
ports of her husbands illness sent from
Mexico were not justified as be vas at
no time in very serious danger. She
thought Mr. Wilson would return TO Wash
ington in a short time, although he had
been warned by his physician 10 remain IN
Texas until ais health was completely re-
established. He is very impatient 10 De %
home again 10 resume his congressional
duties. His illness has been severe
strain on aim financially. The American
physician in the City OF Mexico. sent 10
Guadalsiara 10 attend him, charged $500
Tor single visit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
nt..m.hln Arrirals.

soUrnAuProy, March 2s.-Arriyod, Spree,
from New York.
ITvrnPooL, March 2s.-Arrived. Maies-
tic. from New YORK
AwsrEEDaN. March 28--Arrived' bdAm,
from New York. ...-,.
Mov1LLE. March 2s.-ArriVee, Ethiopla,
from New YORK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

FB,eiai TlIl1IsD.t0 - hegAisr.
HUxrNGroS, ". Va, March l5.--In tos
neighOOrhood Of tne f1o1io Of B.na.9
rresx. a peculiar disease has appeared
ar,ong the people that the physicians call
black fever. bot thoy have thus Tar iaiied
20 frd q remedy 70 cope with Il success
fylly and many Of the afflicted have died.
A severe eruption accompanies the disease.
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Som. Of Them GOrrsd Themselves

salem, O.. March 2S.-Before breaking
camp Marshal Brown had a serious talk
with his ragged band. Two had a serious
fight in the tent over the ownership OF a
straw bed. Owing 10 the gorginR by the
men. some of whom have gotten four meals
in succession by simply coming again, -
meal tickets will be introduced at Salem.
Then the commonweal will be one man,
enc meal.
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CARNEGIE TAKING PRECAUTIONS.
Workmsu In One Department ~ HOmo-
stead Kept Oat OF Other Departments.

stead Kept Oat OF Other Departments.
PIrrsnURG, March 3S.-It is understood
that the men who informed against tho
Carnegie Steel Company are dissatisfied
at Secretary Herberts report and
may urge Congressional inquiry.
James III. Smith, who conducted the
case for the men, said that Mr.
Fcrberrs report omitted important do
tails. He said ho expected there would DO
n judicial INQUIRY, but the decision OF
President Cleveland prevented IL.
Al the Homestead mills sentries have
been stationed since tho scandal, guard
at every entrance. No person rs allowed
TO enter the premises except the workmen.
The men Ia one department are not allow
ed 10 enter any other department or 20
know anything about the work going on
there.
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IHE WEATaEE

Wasarxsrox. D c.. Harch zS-for Nets.
err PsunsyiTaEia, sh9Nssti solesL s....,
gor west Virzini1. showers; COLDER Hisaa
Por Okio. nght fEin o. snow p'c7aoy
sii9stly csldsr sIcspt on the i1Essi Was De-
co1lng noftsBesL
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BADLY USED UP.
/ James JeGreys Beaten Nearly TO Death
by Three Men Up Guyan River.

.SpeciG3 Isiegf an 70 M Hsd.Sts-
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, March 2S.-James
Jeffreys, who lives in this county, near the
Lincoln line, was here yesterday morning
and started home on horseback at noon.
He reached Dusenbsrry's Dam. three
miles above Bar0Oursvile, last evening.
II was dark, and he says three men stopped
him, pulled him from his horse aud beat
him into a state OF insensibility, in which
condition he was found later. Dr. Swami
was called from BarOoursville The pnysi-
clan had the man removed TO house near
by. where it required sixteen stitches to
close the scalp wounds. The man had no
money or valuables on his person. II Is
thought that they are Guyan river toughs,
aud expected TO get big haul from Jei-
freys. He has no idea who his assallauts
were.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
A TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION.


PIeasant An Engineer Instantly
Killed.
spseia! Tsisgrsn 70 the RsOLsts-.
Po1yr pleasant. w. VA, March Is
Armstrong Bros pump boat, Hero, blew
up this afternoon, instantly killing En-
gineer John McGufiu. The boat was lay
ing alongside the Annie l., and the expo
sion was so terrific as to demolsh nearly
half the side Of the steamer.
The United States inspectors were II
the engine room of the Annie l.. Inspecting
that boat, and narrowly escaped instant
death
Several persons were scalded and hit
with fragments, out none were seriously
injured. The pump boat was hteraIy
blown to atoms, as was the engineer, LOT
nothing but his hat and one shoe could De
found. and they nearly fifty feet from the
spot. McGunin leaves a wife and several
children.
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ALMOST SAWED IN TWO.
Joseph Trance.Fans Upon Circular Saw
and Loses Eiis Life.

Spseial Ts!sorgn . tse Rs0iTs-.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March 2S.-Joseph
France, a man Of 60, and the fatheriu-iaw
of Tbos Sliger, the owner Of the Sliger
mill, in Central Citv, was fatally injured
at , o'clock this afternoon. He was at the
mill and was working about TIA veneer
saw when be slipped and fell on the rapid
Iy revolving saw. II cut into his right
side terribly, severing the muscles Of his
abdomen and cutting the liver and Kid
news and almost through the backbone.
lie was removed to Mr.. Sliger's residence,
where DR.. Vic6ers was called, who sad
that the injuries were fatal.
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THAT MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE
Rov. Or Paxton Tells Why he with
held lL

NONs Ut. IaNIUU A9tI1 tNJ Ito ''4tN"
held lL
New YORK, March 2S.-The Health
Board to-day received a letter from Dr.
Paxton iu reference 70 the filing Of tbs
marriage certificate OF Col BrecNnr.dge
% Mrs. Wing. The letter is dated ALE
c1euv City, Pa, and states that the fling
of the certificate was withheld a. the re-
quest Of CO.. Brec6Inridge, who said that
h5did not want the marriage made public
lust then. DR.. Paxton also makes the eN-
cuse that be was il az the time. and furth-
er that ne did not know 10 was contrary 10
law MOTTO Tile the certificate. The Health
Board is considering the advisaoiity Of
procuring the passage Of . oIu through the
Legislature making IL miscemeanor to
Ia.L 10 Ela suNl Certificates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
M. colnnsl to ba Turnsa Out of Church

LEXINGTON, KT., March 2S.-COlonel
Breckinridge's church membership here is
In serious danger. There viii be change
fn the pastOrg te shortly, sud move, it is
said. Will thcn be made 70 cast him out
Colonel Breckinridge has been member
Of this church for thirty years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
Temperance Nesting, nt New Martins-
vile.
..,.,of T1,tee~4rs n M Esgiss--

NEW MARuNsvIfLE, March 2S.-Last
night a very interesting series OF temper
ance meetings we're inaugurated here by
Rev. Asbury Mick, presiciEg elder OF tho
Wheeling district OF tho Methodist kpis-
copal church. who made good address on
temperance. Rev George II. NibOcrt or
Boston. Mass, will continue the meetings
tho rest Of tho week 40 tho Court House.
Taig rally by the temperance people was
caused Dv tue approaching municipal cleo
tion. which rs contest iu this town bo-
tween wet and dry.
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WILL CONTINUE THE FIGHT.
The Opponents OF Mr. TsrriII Not Batiss
WIKI ar. PeArsOn's Choice.
Rus-{cl YsLrc- IN "a LAf Esgis,e-

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 2S-Con'
greSsman Pearson s endorsement OF Mr.. j.
w. Terrill for postmaster az Martins
Ferry, will not end the contest by any
means. Il is said here that friends OF tha
other candidates will continue 70 oppose
Terrill, carrying the fight 70 tho Postmas-
ter General over the Congressmanis head.
Charges will be preferred against Terrill,
impugning his fitness Tor the office, but IL
is rot thought they will have any effect as
the Postmaster General was probably
msde fully scquainted with the circum'
stances on winch these charges Will oe
based before Congressman Pearson do
cided whom be would endorse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

s,s~tl a.graa 10 nT fsgiitf-
pmItn-lFsft, Narch @.-Psssenger
railway stocks continue ia strong demand,
rl.ch bis owing t0 $50 general revival OK
bus.Bo-s, and 20 the good results Of the In
PRODUCING OF tta trolley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
The General start, for salsn,.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-Coxey took dinner
at the Auditorium and left the city on the
1850 p. m train over the Pennsylvania
line. He viii reach Salem, Ohio, tO-mOr-
row morning IN time 70 take up the march.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
A NEW SPRING BONNET
Made Miss Pollard Look Better Than
She has Heretofore
ROSELL ON THE WITNESS STAND.

ae Once Loved Madeline, but AT
ter He had Caressed Her His
Love Grew Cold, and He Broke
the Engagement-A More Pru-
dish Maiden Would Have Suit
ed Him Better-Bad Grammar
for a School Superintendent.
He Blushed and Became En-
barrassed When Confronted
by His Old Flame-Some Depo-
sitions Read Which Could Only
be Repeated in a Bar Room Az
ter Being Expurgated - But
They Read Them TO the Jury
and None Of the Men in the
Court Room tainted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

CHICAGO, March o 9S-Prendergast, the
assassin Of Mayor Harrison, was kept In
the dungeon today because of his violent
exhibitions OF temper and refusal 70 eat
his meals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

Special Js!ss~dm % t1s Rs0lf5s--
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2S.-A uew
postonice has been established 81 HOyt,
Rosue county, W. Va, with Dempsey
Waggoner as postmaster.
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EDDY seelded 90 slstsrsvlle.

SBeidi Isiscrdm % 70 Rs7ts,s-
SIsrERsvILLE, w. VA, March 2s-On
the Russell farm. near here, James Jones'
was nearly scalded to death to-day, while
making a connection TO aD oil well boiler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

MAcos. Ga. March 2s.-The remains ot
Alfred n. Colquitt we're Uttered 10 koss
Hll Cemetery today With impressive cSs-
euncnie3
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K.ntncEv Rosebud Issues a ChaIIenEe.

NEW YoRK. March 2S.-Walter Edger.
ton. the Kentucky Rosebud, challenge:
George Dixon 10 fight az lis pounds fol
E., 500 10 s, 900 aside and the worlds cham
y,ioushfD
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80 BalInt NnshrilIe.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2S--Nsshville
6. Sioux City T. Cold day and stif wind
Fair ATTENDANCE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

EeE remedies sre being constantly iotro-
suced 70 tue publ but Dr.. Sui Cough Sy-
Pup still maintains in pre-sninence-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

,rh. readers ofsu publications afe rtqustiet
- uss salgstion oil Tor Any -na Al P-'A- ~
4 4 surs care. - csnfs-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

distinction between ordinary tramps and
Coxey pickets, so each Of them got thirty
days in the workhouse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicls Of the Movement OF
Individuals.

tDf-lQt IfcJrdUI - III N'ITsTtI'
NEW YORK, March 2S-R. 6. Kline is
in New BorS buying goods for Kline
Bros. Of Wheeling. and is stopping AZ the
Metropolitan Hotel &. w. Dirtman IS IN
New York buvng goods for Harbour &
Dittman, Of Wheeling, and is stopping at
the St. Stephens Hotel. IL. +. Tinker, is
at the Astor House.