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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-14
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF TIE OHIO VALLEY TRADES ASSEMBLY
HELD YES ERDAY.
The FRS. Meeting Of the New BOard-Dslsgate'
Qualified, and Officers ChoSsn-Othsr lmpor-
tani Business Transacted.

The first meeting OF the Ohio Valley
Trades aud Labor Assembly for the
new year was held yesterday afternoon.
There was good attendance OF dele
gates, and not many new faces were
seen, most OF the representatives. hav-
ing been sent back by their locals. The
new President OF the Assembly, Mr.. W..
Il. II. Riley, is a delegate from the
cigar-makers' union. He has been a
member of the body for a number
OF years, was once before hon.
ored with the highest position
within its gift, and has also served
as chairman OF the Arbitration
Board. He is thoroughly familiar with
the needs of organized labor, and Is a
splendid representative of the conserva-
alive element. He will make fair aud
impartial presiding officer. A glance
at the other officers is sufficient to dem
onstrate that the Assembly will be gov
erned by conservatism and prudence
Mr.. Salisbury was reelected for the
tenth time, and Mr.. Farrell enters upon
his second term as Treasurer. Both
these gentlemen are capable officers,
and worthy the confidence and trust re-
posed in them.
After the reading and approving OF
the minutes of the previous meeting,
the following delegates were regularly
qualified, aud were admitted to the
body.
Crescent lodge No. 8, A. A. of |. and
S. W., Joseph Purcell, Fred Williams.
and Raymond Bauer.
Friendship No. ?, A. A. of |. and S.
W., NJ. L. Tighe, S. Il. Enge, and
Herman Knoke.
Bricklayers Union No. l. Burk Wat
son, John Falloure
Garfield Assembly No. 1921. X OF L..
w. II T. Riley, Roger w. Welsh. John
w. Norrington, f. C. Darby, and Henry
Templeton.
Local Union No. $50, n. P. T., Wn.
II. Blon, Joho Thornbluger, and George
Aekermann.
Local Union No. 6, n. B. of O. p,
Samuel Henderson, John Gundloch and
VIM. HUGHES.
Local Union No. 46, q. NJ w. of A.,
Jere Mead, John Donahue, II. A. Fos-
ter.
Local Union No 81, H. A. Uthman.
Local Union No IL b. OF C. and J.
of A, 7. V. Salisbury, j. q. Faust and
j. Wilson.
Hold Carriers No. 5O26, Gabriel Jack
son. Ell. Stroutman, Thomas Thomson.
Local No. 8. b. of c. and j. Of A.
q. w. Clifton, Louis Baikey and ]. w.
Harrison.
Typographical Union No. 70, Richard
Robertson, Ned Sims aud A. Ii. Stephen
son.
Local No. 6, Wagon Workers, Peter
L. Farrell.
Jourueymau Butchers No. $500. Geo.
Bauer. Joseph Belleville and August
Member.
L A. 255, X OF L., Ed. Collins and
VIM. LaTousch.
After the delegates had duly qualified
the regular order of'business was taken
up. The report OF different CON mittees
presented nothing new liz the situation
relative to the different strikes and
boycotts. The special committee to
whom was referred the amend ment to
the constitution, placing most Of the
responsibility for strikes upon the local
unions. reported with favorable recon-
mendation, aud the amendment was
adopted.
Delegate Strsutman moved TO amend
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MUNYON'S BEST DEEDS,
Stories That Well.Known PEG.
pie Like TO Recall.
The Learned Professor True Phil
anthropist-His Humane Meth
DDS Praised Everywhere.

Charles J. Mulch, OF No. % South
Division street, Buffalo, says: For the
past 90 years" said be, II have SUI.
fered terribly from dyspepsia. colid
not eat scarcely anything, and at times
was unable to even retain water on ny
stomach. When ate, the food seemed
to lie 10 my stomach with hot, ourn-
ing sensation. There was pain on
my right side that caused me Intense
agony. Usually within four to SIX
hours after eating l vomited my food,
when the pain In my side would stop
until hunger compelled me to eat again.
| was troubled with dizziness, was very
nervous, and my whole system was so
run down that words cannot describe
how felt. I had four doctors, besides
trying every medicine | ever beard OF
and spending hundreds OF dollars
without receiving any beneht. just
one mouth ago began using
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure.
did not have much faith in it, but my
friends wi no b ad been cured with his rem
edies urged me TO try it. The trst fe"
doses Improved me so much that con-
tlnued taxing 1t and am pow thoroughly
cured. | have good appetite, can eat
and digest any kind Of food and am In
excellent health. My friends are
greatly surprised at the change In me-
as they did not believe l would ever be
a well man again. L owe 1t all TO Mum
yon's Remedies.
Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy Com-
pany, OF Philadelphia put up cure
for every disease. No matter what the
disea SO is or how many doctors nave
failed to cure you, ask your Druggist
for a 25-cent vial OF one of Munyon's
cures. and II you are not benefited
your money will be refunded.
With Munyon's Remedies, every one
can doctor themselves.
Sold by all druggists.
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ind,rto New AI,srs,.s nsas-
SECOND PAGE.


The American Encyclopedia Britannica
The Wheeling Register
For Rent-HOuse on Chapline Street.
For Rsnt-House on Island.
For Rent-Flat on Market street.
FOURTH PAGE.
CIR ID Opera House-Jaroeau Comedy
Company
Wanted-News Agents.
Deerfoot Farm Pork Products-C. V.
Harding u Co.
Empress Josephine Perfume-Goetze's
Pharmacy.
Veno the Great Healing Power.
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.
We Think IL Is Worth Sl50,OO-C. A.
House.
Inks-A. :. Barnes Il Co.
Notice-W oman's Hospital Association.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.
NoIice-West Virginia Home for Aged
and Friendless Women.
To the Physicians of Wheeling-Chris-
tan Schnepf.
Granite Iron Ware-Nesbitt & Bro.
To Let-Smith IL Dickinson.
FIFTH PAGE.
Knabe Piano for $3.50 OF. W. Banner
& Co.
SIXTH PAGE.
Great January Clearance Sale-Stone 81
Thomas.
A Picnic in Prices-Kra Bros.
If Wishes Were Shoes-O'Kaue IL Co.
Another Cold Wave-Geo. Z. Stifel q
Co.
Big Fire Sale-J. w. Blatchley.
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gates: Upon this occasion | have In
deed reason to feel proud OF being re-
elected to the office of Secretary, more
so from these facts; first, that IL is the
beginning Of my eleventh term, and
second, Notwithstanding the strictness
of the new law requiring unanimous
consent TO be nominated and elected,
/ have again been chosen. Yet,
brother workmen, with all that
pride, aud the fact that
YOU have once more confided in me the
trust of that office, | am free To say
that think the present section, In ref
erence TO a second term Of any office is
an unjust and uncalled for law, for by
1t there is no freedom Of franchise guar
anteed TO the delegates OF this body,
and the law OF former years bearing on
this matter should again be placed
in our constitution, thereby leav:
ing IL to the Will OF
this body of delegates to choose
from their number such officers as they
desire, let them be past, present, or as
piriug ones. And do trust IL Will be
the pleasure of this body, ere the next
annual election takes place, to repea!
the present section, AID choose officers
as 10 olden time. which law gave no
guarantee to any officer that be could
be re elected. Again. fellow delegates,
thank you, and will endeavor to i'm
prove 10 MY efforts to perform my duty
as your secretary
Mr.. Farrell also expressed his thanks
In happy manner Under the head OF
"Welfare of the Assembly" there was
an interesting discussion about the re
lations between the Assembly and To-
Gals. in cases OF strikes and boycotts.
Then President Riley announced that
be would name the permanent commit
tees not otherwise provided for al the
next meeting OF the Assembly.
Adjourned
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ALarge Industry to Resume.

Speci0I % t1s Z UuUItC
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, January -.
The ParKersourg mill. employing one
hundred hands, which has been ldle for
quite while, will resume operations In
few days. 1t is one of the largest in
dustries here and will hereafter run
regular as an immense amount OF log.
was received by the late rise in the Lit
tie Kanawha.
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MANY stubborn and aggravating
cases OF rheumatism that were believed
to be incurable and accepted as life
legacies, have yielded TO Chamberlain
Pain Balm, much to the surprise and
qualification of the sufferers. One
application will relieve the pain and
suffering ard its continued use insures
an effectual cure.
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Private, to Ladies' Only.

Veno lectures, to ladies only, this az
ternoon at 2:30 O'Clock, at Odd Fellows
Hall. Admission ten cents. This will
positively be the last lecture Veno will
deliver in Wheeling.
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abeslins 3esistss'
rnnrmomsser Heaore

Mr.C. Sollsot. tae j sra House drug.
gist. mads ~ DlI vtl< oo5srVaaoas OF
the Temperature yesterday: a. m. ia /;
a. IN, ,; u m, {; sp. m, III p M
ii. Weather, changeaole.
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GRAND Rabbit Supper Monday even
ing January l4th, at Mrs. JOS. Bishops
saloon, 131 Eighteenth street. All in
Yited.
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.GhnJuteth9emcr
wuErLrSo. luSE s4, 1903
Tho DIr Firh, in Pennsylvania.

The Big right IN l'ennsylvanih. :
The TNrRLllUEScER, in itH special dis.
patches from tho Cleveland convention,
was tho frat to announce tho surprising
fact that Senator Quay would take the
field ms a candidate for the chairman.
ship OF the Republican atato committee
OF Pennsylvania.
That seemed a roundabout way to got
this important piece OF Ponnsylvania
uews, but 1t is now confirmed by Sena.
tor Quay himself. lie says that he is q
candidate for that position, asks his
friends to stand by him Tin this crisis"
and promises to give his rcasone on tho
door OF the state convention.
What can a state chairmauahip add
to a senator Of the United States who
has had the much higher honor OF the
chairmauship Of the Republican nation
al committee? What is tho crisis Of
which he speaks? Quay and Cameron
are both in danger OF losing their hold.
All along the line there ia revolt
against them. Cameron's Tree silver
attitude has alienated hosts of those
who used to stand with him through
thick and thin. His candidacy for the
presidency on the silver issue displeaaes
Pennsylvania Republicans generally.
1t is taken Tor granted that he does not
expect the nomination and wishes a
delegation in his name to use for an
other purpose.
Quay's bold move meauI m effort to
get a fre.h grip on the party machinery
in the hops OF controlling ths deloca.
ton in taS next national convention
and TO give Cameron a better show to be
returned to the senate. The opposition
is strongly ~entrenched in Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh and has its lines laid all
over the state.
l, is a battle OF giants and experts in
the business, and the outcome is uncer-
tain. 1t is by odds the most interesting
OF all the preliminary skirmishes look
ing TO the battle OF 1896.
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why rEl,sEourE ELIsrNs?,

A Tribute to tho West Virginia Senate
From u Democratic Paper.
Cincinnati Enquirer tfeml
There 10 n tendency on tho part OF tho
pross Of tho country to place Elkins In
tho mex! presidential contost. Tho
matter 10 boing ovordonc. Why not al
low tho good man to do his own talking2
Ono day he Is for Harrison; the next
dap no is for himself; tho third day no
10 for Harrison OF tho top and Elkins ut
tho bottom Of tho presidential ticket.
It seems to DO assumed that he must be
for Harrison, because Harrison nado
| him secretary Of war. Why not as
safely assume that Harrison mus. DO for
him, because no contributed moro than
any other man to make Harrison
President? Mr.. Elkins has rathor
appeared OF late TO be tho silver
lining to the Republican cloud.
His affiliations In Now York cause
him TO DO looked upon with favor by
the Republican business men who con.
Igrcgate in that great city. His long
residence in tho far west and his eugag.
ing manners splcndidly fit him as q
candidate for those who want n pro.
nouncod western man. He 10 now A
resident Of West Virginia, and by a
tight squeeze no might be claimed rs n
| southern man. Ho Ia rapid in conyer-
sation and gifted highly In tho selection
Of discreot words. When no speaks OF
| silver II is with tho tenderness which a
stalwart man might express toward a
pretty little sister; and yet the quick
ears OF tho monoy.Changers have hoard
no word which would lead them to fear
his soundness. Ho might be called the
Tallcyrand OF his party. lie 10 for COM
ing Oyents-whon they get hero. lilo
has no bigotry in his composition. lie
might DO called q broad and many.sidod
man. Tho man who would quarrel
with Stephen d. EIkins would quarrel
with q good dinner and with his %jolliest
companion.
We advise our brethren Of the press
not to place. Mr.. EIkins too confidently
in tho camp OF this or that presidential
candidate. They may fiud before the
political game Of 1896 is fully made up
thu. he will have n political camp Of his
own, in which tho young and the old,
tho grave and the gay. the conservative
and tho radical, tho silver mon aud tho
gold men, and tho eaSt and tho west,
with a good sprinkling from the south,
may come together under q leader who
is childlike and bland, aud yet one who
is prone to win ut whatever game he
plays.
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II ACTS OF 1895
The Delay Caused by tho u~lndory-An T.
PLANTATION by Clark Dawson.


The Delay Caused by tho nlndory-An tx.
pinnation by Clark Dawson.
To he Editor Of TIC EHteIigsnter.
SIR:-I have received go many in.
Q~uiries about the acts Of 1895 that I ask
you to permit mo to say through tho
1SrELLiGESCER that the last signature
OF tho printed sheets OF the said acts
"A delivered to the public binder ON
tho Goth of May, which, he informed
me, was in advance OF tho date usually
received. At that timc he had all the
other signatures folded, and ostimatod
that it would require three or four
weeks to bind the edition OF $500.
have q letter from the secretary OF
state SAYING that he had received 100
copies OF tho bound volume, and that
no would send out tho acts as soon "a
received from the binder, which I have
no doubt he will do.
do not make this statement to criti.
else anyone, but as 4 matter Of public
information, and to save mysclf and the
secretary OF state the burden Of replying
to 4 large number oi letters.
Very truly yours,
WM. n. o. DAWSON,
Clerk OF tho house OF Delegates.
Kingwood, ". Va, June 81.
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could hold tho fort for month. 80 iittlo
was thoro to hold together tho forces on
which he rolled. Tho Hoscbcrry gov.
crnment has not had smooth sailing
and now tenders its resignation to give
tho other sido a chance.
II Lord Salisbury, or any othor Con.
Sentative, shall consent to form a minis.
try no will go in without majority at
his back, and tho thing to look for
would DO an carly move to throw tho
now government. But after all It is
only a question OF party politics. Tho
United Kingdom Is solid and safe.
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This remedy is becoming go vel,
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and it is guaranteed to do all that ia
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Will drive Malaria from tho system and
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Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
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bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store, .
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis
cases relieved in six hours by the "NEw
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
This new remedy is 4 great surprise on
account OF its exceeding promptncss in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys.
back and every part OF the urinary pass.
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almost Immediately. If you van quick
roliet and euro this is your remedy,
Sold by Il. II. List. druggist, Wheeling.
W. Va.
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Charttios Daily Gdate.
From m exchange we learn that
while Judge Okcy Johnson was on the
supreme bonch Of the state tho Wheel
ing ISTELLIGESCER criticised q decision
OF tho our in such a manner rs 10
cause tho editor. MI. c. i. Hart. to be
summoned before it aud inod for con-
tempt. Mr.. Hart has long waited for
an opportunity to got ovon, and last
week ut Morgantown the occasion came.
At tho meeting OF tho board OF regents
OF tho State University, OF wich body
Mr.. Hart is II member, tho nano OF
Judge Johnson was proposed for tho
position OF doan OF the law department.
This was Hart's chance and he did not
lot it slip, cxhausting tho flowers OF
rhetoric in depicting tho legal attain
monts and high pcrdonal character Of
Judge Johnson, and the cordinli,y OF
his support doubtless had great intlu.
onco in securing tho judge tho position.
Tho man who gets oven this way Is dan
gorous. lIo brings ono SO unexpectedly
in debt.
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says:
Some OF the Republican members OF the
board attempt 10. make the Impression that pol.
lilies did not enter into the affair aud that God
night was thu only available candidate. The
truth Is Dr.. Turner came within one vote oil
election and WAS really the choice o! the state
and students first, last and nil the time.
He shorld have received tho governors su9-
port and been elected. Tram ping upon him
has been tramplIng upon the state.
Every member OF the board OF regents
knows that politics had nothing to do
with the selection OF n president or OF
ANYBODY else. The board was as ready
TO elect a Republican Ms it was TO eloct
a Democrat. No questions were asked
about nuybody's politics. 1t happens
that Dr.. Goodnight is q Democrat, but
he is not a politician and will not en-
deayor 10 turn TO partisan account the
position 10 which he has been called.
No member OF the board has any mis-.
ciyings on that score.
1: is further true tina. but ono ballot
was taken for president, and on that
ballot Dr.. Goodnight was chosen by n
unanimous vote. Nobody else was
placed in nomination. So far rs tho
1yrELLlGEScEr is aware the governor
had absolutely nothing to do with the
choice OF Il president or Of anybody
the board selected. Certainly ho had
mn orpraintnnce with DR.. Cioodnipht.
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Low RATE

To Chattanooga, Tenn, Via II. ( o., juno
10, 90 and 81, 1895.
On account OF tho international con
ference Epworth League, to DO hold at
Chattanooga. Tenn. June q TO 80, the
Baltimore & Ohio company will sell OK.
cursion tickets on above dates at Sl7 10
tor the round trip, good returning tit-
teen DAYS, and subject to an extension
Of fifteen days longer. Baltimore &
Ohio trains leave Wheeling at 1918
n. m. and ll:40 p. NJ, with Pullman
Parlor car on morning train and sleeper
on evening train J. LANE, L. ?. A.
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The Rosobcrrv Ministry lots Go.
When Lord RosebeIry became tho
British premier it was snid that no set
out in liio TO accomplish three things,
namely, to marry tho richest woman in
England, to be premier and to win tho
Derby. IIo has accomplished each oil
these objects Of his ambition, winning
two Derbya for good measure, and now
no rCsigna tho premiership. Tho ma
jori,y represented by his lordship in
tho house. Of commons Is made up of in.
con gruous clements and ia not at his
command for all purposes.
When ho and his associalo1 took
Office it was. doubted whotIor tlioy
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TUE Chicago Tribune says. and says
tru,hiully. tina. II tho free silver men
could have controlled tho Cleveland
convention they would have driven
through n FREQ silver convention. .As it
was they were largely ou.numbered, but
tho majority wisely left to tho regular
national convention Of nexs year all
matters OF party policy. Next years
convention will make tho party plat.
form, aud there will DO no 10 to l In It
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IL tho remark OF many anCrvous individual. 10
or she viii soon ccnse to talk tina, way atcr be-.
ginning mud rcrsIs,ing In n course OF IIostc,tcr's
Stomach DIttcrs. Nothing Ike 1t to renew
strength md appetite md good digestion. 1t
checks tho inr0nds Of i~naiHrIn. md remedies
liver complaint, constipation. dyspepsia. rhcu.
matiSm aud kidney disorder. Ii is In every
sense q great household remedy.
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TRAVELLERS find n satc companion in
Do Wits Collie and Cholera euro. A
change In drinking water mud in dict,
oIton causes severe and dangerous com.
plants. This medicine always cures
them. Logan Il Co., Wheeling, W. Va,
Il. I. Peabody. Bonwood, Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, D.
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Civil Rights suit,

An interesting civil rights suit is 10
DO brought in Pittsburgh. There wal q
Sunday concert in the Schonley Park
casino to which admission was gained
by cards OF invitation. Two negroes
ontored aud wcrO afterwards elected by
a policeman, who told them that tho
management Of ;hc ca,ino had detor.
mined ito draw the limo on nigrcr,."
The novelty Of tho Gaze grows out OF
tho fact that nc admission fee was
charged. Counsel for the colored men
declare that tho case will DO pushed
with vigor. Damages in $4,000 are
claimed for each man. Tho ojoctmcnt
was n queer proceeding in n public
park.
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WHEN OCCASION demands its use. try
De Wits Witch Hazel Salvc. 1t is
cooling to burns. stops pain instantly.
~clcanses. n perfect healer for scalds or
skin eruptions. Always cures piles.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. W. Va, B.
+. Peabody, Benwood, aud Bowie ( Co.,
Bridpnnort. q
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We noto with rogrcl that tho Domo.
cratic newspapers aro disappointed DO.
cause tho Republican league convon.
ton had no row ovo anything. Next
years disappointment will DO creator
than this.
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Tho oldest book in tho world is said
to DO tho "Papyrus Prlsso" in the Ma
tional library in Paris. which is attrib-
uted to the thirty.iourth century before
Christ,
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Tue warning Republican factions in
Pennsylvania may reduce The Republi.
can majority in that state. 1t has been
wiped out.
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TIE duk, of Cambridge, commander
in.chiei oil the British army, knows now
what 1t is to resign "for fun." There is
nlways danger Of being picked up in
earnest.