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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01
VERY MUCH IN EVIDENCE IN LAST NIGHTS
GAMES
With the Calumss-Ths Schedule Adopted by
the National League Ysstsrday-0thsr
Sporting News

The Lotus team finished its games in
the second series last night, winning
two victories from the Cammets on the
Wheeling Park alleys. The Lotus fin
ish was very much in evidence in each
game. The Calumets took the lead in
the first, and again in the second game,
but were passed by their opponents.
The loss Of TWO games makes it posi-
BILE for the Pen and Pencils to
tie them. The individual and team
scores OF both teams We're very credit
able. O'Neill, IF the Lotus, increased
his average two pins, and is again in
the lead for individual hOnars.
In the first game good scores were
made on both sides, ONeill making
1S5 pins and Weitzel IFS. The score:
Calumets-J. Weitzeu us, A. Welty
1872. Cameron 14t, Porter 116, Rohrl
120, Blind 13S. Total S2S.
Lotus-O'Neil 1856. Haller 90 Hamil-
ton 163, Hail IA, Weitzel 161, Wise
1875. Total SS4
In the second game the Calumets
took q handsome lead in the first
frame which they maintained until
NAN NIA-lA. tAD A-DllAo pave w do lUO
rapid for them, and they lost by seven
teen pins. The score:
Calumet-Weitzel 146, Welty 127.
Cameron 123. Porter 162, Rohrl 147.
Blind a. Total S46.
Lous-O 'Neil 145, Haller 1877, Ham
ilton 141, Hall 13S, Weitzel 139 Wise
1903. Total 500.
The Wheeling and Nameless teams
played two games, each taking one. the
Nameless thereby finishing the second
series at the top OF the list with six
teen victories and two defeats. The
games were we'll played throughout.
the Wheelings showing up in their old
time form. The contests took place on
the MUsee alleys, and We're Witnessed
10y q large crowd In the first game
the Nameless took the lead i'm the first
frame and maintained it without much
trouble until the close Of the game.
The score:
Wheeling -Reymann 142. Grimm
12I. Hirsch 49,. Manning ID, Bloom
field 1870, Adams 149-total SOP.
N0meless-C Campbell 129. Bowlin al.
Wells 15S, Riddle 1876, Hare 115, Caren-
bauer 156-total S34.
The Wheelings pulled out a victory
I'm the second game by phenomenal
bowling. They put Dps pins in the last
two frames. Bloomfield led the players
with POO pins, Grimm second with 16S.
The score.
Wheeling Reymann 1SS, Grimm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01
Some bmorisJ has mentioned
sherman presidential boom.
COPPFRHEADIsAL

.r..- .r.- .t.-,.,+, mon. ,a,.
......- .-..,..... ...-f,e tl,s House
10 '-~ - 49, ..--7-..l, l.....
bill j) repeal 1'e 0i'lei eil'i'i U''''
levied upon sugar imported from
bounty-payigz countries. which has
,--..,..-,,..,,, Sonata for =, month or
49, 49,.
more ana NA'ou p'a7ou ''0 il0''0 ''
an almost unanimous vote.
Tho retention of this nalpable blum
.,.. ..s.... t,rfrs ,,.,Il 5orb+less be
1-' -N '-'1
the prelude and preleAe LOT d I'-IlH war
with Germany and other countries that
produce pesJ-foot sugar. '-' 0'"-
tem2do-e partisan oPposl''o" 10 Ie'e''i
iu tle senate mas oeeu extremely 'i'-
uoyire to business men, whose uaoe rs
unnecessarily embarrassed. On this
....,.... +fe otbar 5av the Now York
....I,..i -. ...... .ts.
iilo"-e rs
mUcl-naedeo protest against Ine OUT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

from the removal of the differential is
sugar Trust. Consumers of sugar and
Western farmers who have pork TO sell
will profit by the passage OF the house
bin. No Republican Senator is justi-
fed i'm bringing on a tariff war, or
retaliation campaign, for the exclusive
interest Of sugar monOpolists.
This is the first honest utterance We
have seen in the leading Republican
journal of the country for a long time
lit was evidently not recognized by the
Republican Senators, who have shown
themselves TO be willing to sacrifice
the interests Of their country to embar-
rass the Democratic administration; to
and their ccunuy's enemies abroad to
gain a paltry partisan advantage. Men
who exhibited that spirit during the
late war were called cOpperheads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

Until lately evidently few people had
road the income tax law with any de-
o~oo of care. The blanks to- be had at
tbe office Of the Internal Revenue Col
l,,+or summarize briefly and more
clearly than the text Of the law what
is the government requires 10 the
,.,v of income returns.
There arc many problems involved
e., construction of tine law which are
nrobablv harder to- understand M
..,. whore the tax is ON Inheritance
cham where it is imposed upon the
Gains profits or income of % year.
section So provides that i'm estimating
the Gains. profits and income ol any
..,~.oD there shall DE included money
-.4 tho value of an personal property
-,,,iret by girt or inheritance AS
exchange points out. the question
49, ho fairIv asked why real estate
a.o,,,re5 bv gift or inheritance was ez-
.ir5e5 Thus i'm on estate where 1he
,r estate went by beQuest to- one
.,,,~ IF family and the personal
$500, I'm another. although Che lat-
Item form the smaller portion OF
t-ror,r,ncs it would have to pay
,' cont tax while the former
MD he exempt from this burden.
;s also pointed out that will
o~5sr that the real estate De
ll,5D- tbe executors and the proceeds
so.- 90 smong the heirs. In this n-
A. 81 division was made of the
5 +,ore would be no tax imposed.
i''-,, If the representation OF THIS '1no
my y,as divided the two per cent
in i'o-- ~, come into play. IL this is q
YAK -+~,c-ion of the act there would
i"'l bs an injustice i'm this II
seem ~r,bablv be best to have ruins
WV Mn tbis point for the guidance Oh COLI
lectors. ,, 5e,l ,,,on the
40 i.' u the citizen. but we hold
co'iS1' o-o more conscientious people In
NJ Uorl5 than the cynics would nave
'ho W., The evasion Of the law ii
u 80 - any. win probably consist IN
.ng .. - make any return at aL
-..'-'l.'' ~ assume. because they have
Many --''. .,,,,,moned by the collector 70
le-d in their returns tha1 '''S nave
roen overlooked and will not pc as
ooSn Persons who may thus at
temnt to escape the law viii run a very 81.
,e--p' II The only alternative the
collector has is in using the power .. ,no
law places in his hands and lmp S@,.l
The heavy penalty upon su'h oel'n-
cuents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01
THE HOTEL REGISTER.

Anecdotes and Personals OF Those Who
are stopping in the City.
Part of the "A Baggage Check" Co.,
are stopping at the Stamm.
Part Of the "a Baggage Check" Co.,
are stopping at the st. Charles.
Part Of the "a Baggage Check" com
pany are Quartered a the Bahler.
f. B. Stewart, of Guyandotte, was
prominent guest at the Windsor last
night
j. A. Garland, a prominent oil man,
Of Warrington, was a Mcclure guest
last night.
w. Z. Hazett, a prominent merchant
OF PetroIia, w. Va, is a guest at the ST.
Charles.
T. 5. Price, ahead OF the watson
Sisters" theatrical combination, is stop
ping at the Beher.
j. II. Smale, Hannibal, Ohio; Bert
Caldwell, Portsmouth, O., were guests
at Van Keuren's last night.
Mrs. Nina Jackson, the accom- uodat-
ing night clerk at Van keuren's, has
returned from weeks vacation, visit
ing friends az West Alexander.
J. NJ. Kiser, of Pttsburg, an attache
of the Carnegie Iron and Steel Compa-
ny, was prominent Windsor guest last
night.
W. W. Vets, of Youngstown, Ohio,
and J c. Wood, of indianapolis, Ind,
were the prominent arrivals at the
Brunswick yesterday.
3. Forst, Of Pittsbure, a member of
the well known oil firm OF Greenlee d
Forst, operating IN this State, was a
guest at the Mcclure yesterday
The County Fair" company, which
was billed to appear at the Opera House
last night, but did not arrive in time,
were quartered a. the Stamm last night.
Mr.. Charles T. Blaney, author Of the
iarce-comedy "A Baggage Check, with
the company which is presenting that
piece at the Grand Opera House, were
guests az the Windsor last night.
@. B. Stackpoe, Pine Grove; John
Hendle. Sistersvlle; Jasper A. Smith,
Robert Gibson, New Cum berIand; John
Richard, Petrolia, were West Virginia
people stopping at the ST. Charles last
night.
John DeVayne, Ss:ersvlle; j. R.
Hickman. GAINESVILLE; NJ. j. Hannah,
S.stersvile; o. J. Bartwing. Burton;
and A. W. Elson, Parkersburg, were
the prominent arrivals at the Behler
/ last night.
The prominent arrivals at the Nc
Lure last night were c. n. Clark, Sis
tersyile; S. X. Wallace. w. L. Z. FL
lott SteubenyiIle; NJ. Gusdert, Fair
mont; Z. C. McManus, Friendly; c. H.
Drieborst, Falrmont; E. Z. King, Can
ton; Chas. 7. Nesbitt, FaIrmont.
j. W. Hull, Grafton; L. d. Fetzer'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

May %. a, 25, July 6, 8, 9; Brooklyn
May 6. Z. s, July 10, II, 10; New York
Mayi16, H. is, July 25, 20, q; Philadel-
phia May Is Il Is, July Is, 10, 20; Bal
timore, May 9, 10, II, July y, %, "A;
Washington, May 20, q, y, September
Z, g, 8; Cleveland, July 4, i, 5, Septem-
Der 10, 20, q; Cincinnati, May 1, ?, 4,
September II, II, il; Louisville, June
10, 20, p, August s, 9, 10; Chicago, July
20, 80, 81, September IS, H. is; St.
Louis, June q, Is, %, August ;, 6, z.
CLEVELAND AT HOME-BostOn,
May IS, J., 10, July %, 26, 27; Brook
Ign, May 20, q, y, July Is, l5, 20; New
York, May %, "a, %, July 10, II, -;
Philadelphia, May IS, Il, is, July g, 8,
9: Baltimore, May 6, Z, s, July Is, is, II;
Washington, May 9, 10, II, July p, %.
"a; Pittsburg, July /. ?, 3, August ], :,
3: Cincinnati, August 10, JIG, IL, Sep
TENDER 16, Il, Is; Louisville, June "a,
%, 20, August 8, 81; Chicago, June q
rs. 29. September %, a %; st. Louis,
May 1, ,, 4, August L, Is, IA.
CINCINNATI AT HOME-Boston,
-YooIa II 81 Ct EInf % 70 90 NBJy
lyn, May 9, 10, II, July o, Z, 8; Rev
Yark, May 6, z, s, July p, %, 24; Phila-
delDhia, May %, a, IS, July p, rs, ~;
Baltimore, May L, Is, Il, July is, 20,
q; Washington, May 16, Is, 10, July 10,
IS, Il; Pittsburg, April IS, q, %, Au-
gust II, IS, II; Cleveland, April is, 20,
p, May &C. July IS, August is; Louis
Vile, June p, %, 80, August 4, Septem-
Der 19, 81 Chicago, April q, Is, %,
September 26. %, 20; st. Louis, May .,
June q, %, August s, 10, II.
LOUISVILLE AT HOME-Boston,
May 16, II, Is, July 10, II, 10; Brooklyn,
May %, %, 26. July i, Is. Is: New
York, May 9, 10, IL, July IS, 10, 20;
Philadelphia, May 6, Z, g, July 2, %,
%: Baltimore, May 20, q, %, July %.
%, %; Washington, May12, 13, II, July
8, z, s; Pittsburg, April Is, l9, 20,
September %, q, %; Cleveland, April
y, Is, 29, September 26, IS, %; Cincin-
natl. July 1, ., 3, August l, 3, Septem-
Der %; Chicago, April %, a. %, August
II, y, Is; st. Louis July 20, 80, 81 Sep
TENDER 16 II Is.
CHICAGO AT HONE-BOstOn. May
8, 10. II, July Is, 10, 20; Brooklyn, May
1G, IS, 10, July q, p, %; New York,
May Is, IA, Is, July 6, 8. g; PhiladGl-
phia, May 90, y, %, July Is, Is, II;
Baltimore, May %, Is, 26, July II, -,
Il; Washington, May 6, z, s, July p,
27, 2S; Pittsburg, June a, %, 26, Al
gust Is. Is, II; Cleveland, June 20 %,
Continued on First Eage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE.

When and Where the Games VIII he
Played During the season-Other Bnsi-
ness of Yesterdays Meeting.
New YORK, February 2S.-The Ma
tional League meeting came to an end
tonight and an adjournment was taken
until next fall.
The much-talked-of Prefer case was
the principal cause of the protracted
session. After much debate, it was
finally decided to re-instate Piefer with
a fine OF $500 and compel him 10 play
with the Louisville club during the
coming season.
Secretary Young, when asked Why
Tim Hurst was rot appointed as UNI
pire, said that some managers OF base
ball clubs in the League and Assocla-
ton had objected TO him on the ground
Of his pugilistic tendencies" This led
the reporters to ask whether Tim had
fought on the ball field, or was it be
cause be had refereed several boxing
contests at the Seaside Athletic Clu0,
Coney Island, within the last lew
months, but they got no answer.
The following is the schedule of
games for 1898, as adopted by the Ma
tional League to-day:
PHILADELPHIA AT HOME-Bos-
ton, June %, July /, 2, August 10, IT,
19: Brooklyn, July 50, 81, August /,
September u. Is. 50; New York May >,
8, H.. August Is, II, 10; Baltimore,
June 10, 20, q, August g, T. S; Washing
ton. July4. 4. September IA, 10, 20, 2l;
Pittsburg. June 10, Il. Is, August 81,
September =. 8; Cleveland, June s, 10,
II, August a, %, u; Cincinnati, May
Is, so, 80, August 90. p, %; Louisville,
June l., 13, Il, September T. I, .,
Chicago, June 1, 8, +, August Is, %, 30;
ST. Louis, June 5, 8, Z September 4.
8, G.
BALTIMORE AT HOME-BOston,
April 81, 20, 80, August -, IA, 10;
Brooklyn, April p. %, %, September
H. -, II; New York, June %, p, Is,
August 9. 10, u; Philadelphia, April IS
20, -, September %, "a %; Washing
ton, June %, 90 July ., August Is. II,
%; Pittsburg, June l., IS. II, August
Is, %, so; Cleveland, June 1, 3, 4, Sep
TENDER z, 10; Cincinnati. June s. 10, Il,
August -. 26, y; Louisville, May Is,
80. 80, September 4, .. 6; Chicago, June
., g, Z. August 20. p, -; st. Louis,
June -, II, Is. August 81, September
q.
WASHINGTON AT HOME Boston,
April p, -, %, September y, Is. 30;
Brooklyn, April D. %, 50, September
16, II, 49, New York, July 80. 81. Au-
gust /. September %, "A, %; Philadel-
phia, April a, %, 20 July 3, September
II, y; Baltimore, June p, %, July !,
August >, 3, 16; Pitts5urg. May 2S 80.
Fl. July 16, II. August 10: Cleveland,
June ., c, z, August 20. p, -; Cincin-
natl, June Y, Is. il. September 4, 5, 6;
Louisville, June 1. 3, 1, August 81, Sep
TENDER .. 3: Chicago, June IS. i, is,
August u, 26. y; St Louis, June s, 10,
Il. August %. 20, so.
PITTSBURG AT HOME-6oEton,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

PHILADELPHIA, PA, February 2s.-
George D. Gideon, the new chairman Of
the L A. w. Racing Board, issued his
first bulletin to-day. He states that
the racing rules OF the Leegue shall be
enforced to the letter, and asks the CO.
operation and confidence Of riders, otfi-
Gals aud race promoters TO this end.
Applications for places upon the ma
tional racing circuit will be accepted as
ate as April ..
The following named clubs and indi-
,iduals have forfeited all right 10 sane
ions or other consideration from the
l.. A. w;
Homestead Athletic Club, Homestead,
Pa; w. H. Beazell, Homestead, Pa
Keystone Bicycle Club, Pittsburg, Pa:
D. f. Grove, c. IL. 3. Norton, Lancas-
ter, Pc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01
AN IMPORTANT MEETING
OF the Columbian Athletic Club tobe Held
Tn-daY.

OF the Columbian Athletic Club to be helu
To-day.
A very important meeting OF the Col
Umbian Athletic Club viii De helu IL
two o'clock this afternoon. Several
very important propositions Will come
up for consideration, and every Der
is expected to be present. The CLUB
has had a representative in Pitts0urg
comforting with the hackers OF Marshall
and Parry, and it is probable that an
offer will be made to pull of their glove
contest before the club.
The Pittsburg papers of yesterday
state that NJ. Connolly, representing
Jerry" Marshall, and Jack King
representing John Parry, met TO try
and select a battle grouAd for the pro-
posed Marshall and Parry contest. a
representative of the Columbia Club,
Wheeling, was also on hand, but moth
ing definite was done. The Wheeling
representative desired few days
TO consider the matter. Messrs.
Connolly and King were willing TO have
the contest take place before the clue
named, and agreed 10 meet the agent OF
the club again Monday next.
A gen .lemau greatly interested in the
proposed contest, said last evening.
Now. let me tell you that Marshall ls
going up against a good oae when ne
meets Parry. The latter has taken
part In twenty-eight battles and let me
tell you he is great one. I will be
very much mistaken If he does not de-
feat Marshall"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01
FOR SALE

House room, and ball CHIP
23d street, t1.510.
Splendid building site i-r
street Firth ward. .iJL
House D rooms, IitA street -
House, rooms and BALL c0ra'
Kentucky streets. e}.hDi
House Z looms, lot 3'Ni.
between 1tn and 6lh Sis.
Sl.7O0.
Double frame house. 100 room
corner $50 and Jacob So ZEN
month. $1,000
House, rooms. t-ap .A'
Wheeling. s2.su
Sl.jW.
House. e rooms. 9Th street,
House. , room -ltl sire. r. go
House NJ 4 rooms. Twelfth >t.-
easy terfes s6li .........
House rooms. 18TH So ra-l 't
Splendid building site 'or i"t
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a. Hsif rot Eon street >lA.a vt.1
House rooms corner
Easy terms, elND. l , .,-..t r..r
House rooms DHtl'''
$50 tt..f ,,..1 .s-rs
street EI-y terms. '3g u.
terms e-VJ3 4A.r .2I..
mouse, lOroOm-, WIN JOG .g
House. d rooms Jacob 81.
EoUsr. : rooms, 1871 or 'i'- ....1
House. rooms Jar''
Wheeling, s-,o5l- .... lot fIIr.l PAYS
House. rooms = - -'''
view 81 $40 .t .--r.. .-.
Splen4ld house. . roo.a' ''
velere l,45y. .-..I 1-.s-
House or o. room. t. L.
and y3d streets WIN
rear, large lot, 500. va8ts s.--.t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01
AZ nRGANs CONSISTENCY.

C1qrI,st9n N1l. Feb Charleston Nal. same
ruryy eG dG.e. same page.
Durine the sessions The Legislature that
81 tbs legislature When has Just adjourned is
other leading pubhca- TO be condemned Tor
tioas of the state. not failure to pass the judi
Republicau in politics. cial rediStrictiug bill
were writing reports land no paIllatiuS eX-
the pronounced indus cuSes can Oe offered Ior
try and Intelligence OF Its failure TO 90 50. IL
tho body OF lawmakers dad not pass meas-
a.knoWIelsing IT'S ex- ures 10 tax Pullman
cplI.uee and admitting cars a telegraph
value Of ITS work. companies as it should
the Wheeling Register have done IL failed
teemed with reports OF also TO make an apprO-
ul-uatured an u ili- paation TO hnish the
timed criticism ltcopying OF the land
started iu the contest grants in this State
with a Recommendations the records in
Do damn the body Virginia This was also
whether 10 deserved II a serious blun0er IN
or rot. and has sue der the circumstances.
ceedeI I'm most san-I probably passed
-uinary manner And some laws that would
now M the close It adds have been better of OF
it, painting bsnoGiCtion the statute books
of dcuouuce ment,
which Is as successfully
lv rayished Of the truth
as any u It's former in
vaslCus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01
snnth side Lenrue Nee ting.

The Board of Managers OF the South
Side League held meeting last night,
and discussed the question Of securing
prizes TO be awarded 10 the winning
clubs. 1t was finally decided TO wind
up the season with a big bowling tour
nament and banquet at Mozart Park, on
the afternoon and evening OF THURSDAY
next. The affair will bring together all
the members, aud the project to estao'
lish a League for a spriug and summer
season on South Side alleys, will proos-
Div assume tangible shape at that time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01
POSTMASTER GENERAL WILSON

POSTMASTER GENERAL WILSON.
The appointment yesterday Of Hon.
William L. Wilson to succeed Mr.. Bis
sell. resigned, as Postmaster General
viii be generally recognized as aP'emi-
nentIy deserved and proper selection.
Politically, it is a reward which Mr..
Wilson's party and the public service
have long owed him, and n an other
respects it is O. just and Sitting recog-
milton Of probably the ob.est most con-
scientious and hard Working repre-
sentative in public las to-day. Though
defeated for recollection 10y the acci-
pT9nr OF circumstances, Mr.. Wilson,
nevertheless. stands to-day-ard his
position win be clearer when this adj
ministration and it's works shall have
psssed into history-as one Of the pur-
esf most efficient, deserving. trust
worthy and patriotic Of the public men
of America
MIR. Wilson possesses all the require
nerts to- fit him for the duties Of head
Of the Postomce Department lie viii
I'm the office with honor and success
and viii grace the Cabinet to which
he has been elevated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

Governor MacCorkle viii speak in
the Opera House next Thursday night,
March z, on the subject of the Nicara-
qua Canal project The meeting will
be held under the auspices Of the
Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce. 1t
is needless to say that the capacity Of
the house will be strained by those
anxious to hear an intelligent discus
sion OF this highly interesting and inn
portant topic of the time, of which the
Governor has so firm a grasp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01
DIED.

CANPBELL-On Thursday, February Is
ISIS. st2.45 O'Clock p. m., MARY, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Patric1 Campbell In the Zoth
year CT her age.
Funeral notice hereafter
NORAN-On wednesday February. a. 1893,
at2:45a H., EuEN wife OF Edward Moran IN
the I'd year OF her age
Funeral from her late residence No. l0s MAIN
street. Friday afternoon at o'clock Friends
of the family respectfully invited to attend
rptermept 90 Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

Warrington; Mrs. Craft, Cameron; DR..
E. N. Sellers, Il. c. Davenport, Miss A.
Tyford, Miss S. C. Williams, Friendly;
Gary ). Furbee, Warrington, were the
prominent West Virginia guests at the
Stamm last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

The Charleston Mail woods the In
teIigencer for over a column because
it has jumped onto the side of the
school-book scandal which the Mail
espoused. The Charleston sheet ac-
cuses the state organ" Of bowling
the knee to the OGDEN calf set up by
the monopoly" Thus does the pot con-
tinue to call the kettle black. How
long is the stencil of the late disgrace
full Legislature TO be kept stirred up
under the public nose?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

According to the Washington Post
the new bonds are called Growers
which reminds that journal Of the mar
row escape we had from Benjamins
during a former administration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

THE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON.
The DAILY aud SUNDAY BEGIsrEE can
20 procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Wizards
Hotel. aud Queens News stand, National
Hotel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

March comes in like a pet lamb.
We trust. however it viii not continue
to reverse the proverbial order of the
month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
Inc DAur and SUNDAY REGISTER can
10 procured in Charleston at the Hotel
RuhRer News stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

1eS Hirsch 149, Manning 11S, Bloom
field 2O6. Adams 153-total vi
Nameless- Campbell 155, Bowlln 100
Wells 14O, Riddle 157, Hare w. CareA-
bauer 134-total S44.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

PAPER HANGING on short notice; first
class workmanship. Wall Paper and
Paper Hanging a speciality.
Ross T. CHEW.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01

According to the verdict Captain
Howgate ran away when there was no
real danger. Why did De rum
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-01
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