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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25

BUTLER, PA.s January a. The inde-
pendent oil producers from the oil regions
OF PENNSYLVANIA, New York, Ohio and
West Virginia met here to-day, with large
representations from the several sections.
The present outlook Of the OF situation was
Thoroughly discus ed and measures sen
to place the industry on a solid basis IL
was decided % form company TO be capi-
talized at s., ,00O, ,O0J TO help out the retners
who claim TO have been doing business at
a loss for year or more. As starter for
the new company $4,000 was subscribed
on the spot, with assurances OF enough
more to assure its success.
Senator j. w. Lee, of Pittsburg, was
chairman of the meeting, with A. ID.
Wood, of Warren; Y. h. Phillips, OF But
ler; IL. w Breckl nridge, of New York,
and David Kirk, OF Pittsourg, ss vice
presidents Rousing addresses were made
bv Senator Lee. y. :. King, Of New
York; Senator Emory, Of Bradford; David
Kirk and A G. Cuivsn.
Resolutions were adopted earnestly
protesting against the passage Of
tho Marshall Pipe Line bill, now
before the PENNSYLVANIA Legislature,
which would repeal the act prohibiting the
consolidation Of pipe lines and against the
'.pooling Dill' recently passed by the
Roise Of Representatives az Washington
and now in the Senate Congressman of
the three States are called on 10 use every
honorable means to defeat this bill.
The meeting was voted big success by
all present.
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Result. at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, January 24-Forty-
6,s, day Crescent City Jockey Cubs
winter meeting. Weather hne, tracA
slow: attendance 10000 First hye iur-
longs. Nellie Osborn; 1904. Second SIX
turioncs. MaIga; 1:17!5. Third; handl-
cau. mile. Imp Wolsey, l;45s' tourtn'
six furlougs, Bessie Nichols; liz =.
F1f,b ssven and a half furlongs, Con-
test. 1895. Sixth, six furlongs, Hot
Spur; lis. o, N..O O-
losos for January 25: First, .. sell
inc Pots 90, Red Veil 90, La Gniappe
ios Chepoa IO4. Black Ball l04' Nor
man 1o4 Sidcan 104, MSgnon los, Van
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WAR is EXPECTED.
The Frontier Dispute Between Mexico and
Guatemala Assuming Very Serious Pro-
portons-A Strong War Feeling in
Mszco---Tho People Ready for Fight.

MEXICO City. Janurv 24-With the i'm
ucuse demonstration of students in tnis
I capital. tle war feeling throughout the re-
/ rruc. ic has been wrought up % nigh
! pitch. Reports from many interior points
/ show q rising spirit OF patriotism among
/ tue majority of The people
/ Don Eu,uo De Leon, Gautamaian min
/ lister 20 Mexico, was outside hotel
I when he students procession was nov
( iuE aud had an opportunity of viewing
! the feelings Of the Mexican people on the
international boundary dispute and the
firm stand taken by Mexico. A full report
I of the proceedings was sent 0y ths Glute-
ma. an representative % President BarrlOs
/ at Guatemala, and it's sa-C 10 have created
= profound Impression i'm government cir
CI-s. This city is quiet ana orderly, al
though tu5 effects OF the patriOuc storm
are easily diSCernibie. The volunteer
movement is rapidly spreading, and IL
wCu.C evidently Oe possible 70 raise 1000
volunteers in this city alone within day
Or TWO, IL the general government indi-
Gated
JOmitau-The government has sent forces
20 the Ggatema an frontier Almost daily,
ard camp quarters for a large body OF meu
have been arranged for near this place. \
few Guatemalaus living in this vicinity
nave Left for their native country, and 9th
President BarriOs and the Gua-emalau ad-
miuis,ra-iOn have fed 10 Mexico rather
tnau be pressed into an unwilling service
Reports from the other side Of the
border are that Guatemala IS using
every effort TO work up feelings
of patriotism among the people.
Wneu persuasion falls, 10 is given out that
when the government needs men II Will
press them i'm service. Nearly every morse
within 100 miles Of the border mas been
secured ov one means or another, and
strenuous effort is being made TO secure
more.
mo uucommuuicative policy Of the
.tema.an government is having dis
ssrrous effect upon the public order, and
many alarms are constantly felt by the
residents OF the frontier, fearing an IN
vssiap 1f the mounted Mexican ruraleS.
L. Is generally felt that should war enSue,
the frontier vii, be so Overrun by troops
and pl.4ging reuegades that life Will be "a
burden.
The southern border is in ferment over
impending hos-.lities between Mexico anu
Guatemala. More troops are 0eluE CEN
terpt .bsut the frontiers and heavy
movement of people is noticeable on every
hand Fupitives from Gudtemalau soil
are arr.viu- here almost daily Idoy num-
ban. many rratemaldu revOlterS, but are
for tus most part native born MeN'canS
who have taken up their residence on
Guateualan territory. Large parties are
ON their ,vaV from GuetzalteuangO. norLu-
prn Guateuala, either AFRAID 10 remaln IN
tr..... h,me.or coming with tue purpose OF
eul.sJirg against tue government they
leave behind.
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r,nnmn,on a Linelons Eplthes.

In Catholic Spain TO accuse anyone Of
beinc FreemaSon is regarded as libel
Gus. and the queen has accordingly di-
rected the minister Of justice to prose-
cpte a Dominican monk OF Valencia
named Corbato for having stated in a
hook. entitled LEO MIL, the CsristS,
aod the LIBERAL Monarchy" that she
had become member Of FreemasOR's
Lodge. The object Of the book is TO
nromote the cause Of the Carlists, and
,ts author seemed TO think that ne
could not do better TO bring the present
dynasty into discredit tnan by repres-
entiug the queen as an advocate Of
Erasmasoury. He is now In prison and
will shortly be tried. The UtramOn-
tapcs party says that, whatever nsy
the result Of the trial, It must be favor
able TO t,as II will give a legal sanction
rotb. prejudice against their old enemy,
tbe Freemasons. - London Times.
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PITTSBURG PLAN.
The Smoky City Comes Forward With a
New Scheme for Relieving the Treasury
and Providing Circulation

P1rrsBuRG. PA, January 2L-The
"Pittsuurg plan" concerning the currency
question was unanimously adopted to-day
bv the Clearing House Association at their
annual meeting aud committee Oh tnree
appointed 10 submit the scheme 10 SEN
sIOrs Cameron and Quay aud Congress
meu DalZell ana Stone, 10 urge It's adop-
tion by Congress. The proposition was
u.ade by j b. wilcox, president % tho
Second National Bank. and met the unanl-
nous approval OF the association after u
lengthy discussion OF It's merits.
The essential provisions Of the plan are
the following amendments 10 the national
banking act:
/. Permit National banks to issue notes
TO an amount not exceeding their paid up
capital stock, but requiring each bank be
fore receiving notes 20 deposit with tne
United States Treasurer, United States
bonds Of any issue, upon which they may
receive notes UP TO the par value oi SAID
bonds.
IL. Impose a tax OF a quarter OF one per
cent per annum, payable semi-anuually'
upon the average amount OF notes IN clrcu-
laliOn, TO defray the expenses OF the
Comptroller's Office.
Ill Repeal the provisions OF the re
organization and extension act OF July u,
1852 imposing limitations upon tue reduct-
ion aud increase of National bank clrcu-
latiOn.
". Authorize the Secretary Of the
Treasury TO offer for sale from time 10
time, at not less than par, ~ per cent
fye-twenty bonds (rsdeem4oie ia hve
years. payable IN twenty years. Ia denom-
nations from so to $4,000, 20 be paid
for in gold. legal tenders or United
States Treasury notes 10 an
amount, which, with the gold in the
treasury will be sufficient TO retire all the
legal tender and treasury notes, such notes
to be cancelled as fast Is new circulation
Is issued TO the banks.
V. Permit National banks to count
National bank notes as part OF their legal
reserve
THE other provisions Of the present Ma
tional bank act 10 remain unchanged.
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caused by An exploding lamp.

HvNriNGroN. W. Va, January 4.-At
g O'Clock This morning at the 81. Nicholas
Hotel. there was great commouon IN
room No. ld, and Omcer John Peaco ana
,Ss nirbt clerk. Dick Sample. rushed TO
80 room 20 md, upon forcing in the door,
tbat if was fun of hameS anu two gentle
men named Miller. occupying tue room,
stood fn "a corner Uuaote 10 escape unless
T5.y would plunge through the oleze. Mr..
Pesco fought the flames aud was burned
!, extingl'. .sning them. Had it uot been
f,r his presence serious cOuhagratiou
y,.ouid have taken place. The ire origin
afed. 10 is thought from lamp exploding.
Tle loss 70 the property was Out shsht.
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In the Nnpreme OOurt.
to Ne RsGisfs'.

Speci9l 10 he HtGtSfs'
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January A-The
Supreme Court to-day passed the follow
Houston VS.. McNear, from Monroe
county. passed 70 the foot Of the docket;
Bovd vs.. Woolvine, from Summers coun-
~. submitted; Greenbrier Industrial EX-
position VS.. Squires, from Greenorier
county. submitted; Flanagan vs.. toe
chesapeake ana Ohio Railway Com
nanv from Fayette county, SUD-
mitied; Duun's executors VS.. Remck
from Green brier county, passed TO the loot
oftbe docket; NJ c. Clay and wife VS.. the
civ of st. Adams, from hanawha county,
writ of error and supersedeas allowed,
bond 5000; j. A. Taylor vs.. Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Co, from Caoeu county,
vrit of error and supersedas allowed, bond
$500: ". \. Heiferman VS.. Trustees OF tue
NJ. u. Church, from Cabeil, appeal ana
supersedeas allowed, bond S3UO.
j. j. Swope and A. Z. Tay lor were qual-
ified 10 practice. .,...,.
The following cases were submitted;
NeiH & Ellingham VS.. rogers
Produce Co, from OHIO county;
NJ. j. Carney and others vs.. j d. haln
and others, from Ohio county; II. H.
Hornbrook VS.. Town of Elm Grove, from
Ohio county; Leman Richmond X 20. vs..
Hinton. from summers, motion to dismiss
ordered. Adjourned till tomorrow.
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mazda of Transfer Left for Record
q rk Hook's Ofice.

o.,ds OF Transfer Left FOR Record az
q rls nooK's Onice
Following is the daily list Of deeds In
fee left for record at the Office OF the
County Clerk
Deed made January 81, 1895 by Han
nah Ziegler, and others to E'IzaDeth
Colmar. wife Of Louis Colmar, ano
Annie Mehlmann, wife Of John Mem.
man, for Gs acres, 3 rods, aud z poles ol
land on CaldwelI's Run. Consideration
81. 0O0.
Dead made q January "a, 1895, by Han
nah Z,egler and others, to Mary Fox
for e acres and 80 poles OF land on
CaIdwelrs Ran. Consideration sl,G50-
Deed made January 81. 1875 by Han
nan Ziegler AID others, 10 Frear'ck y
Zisgler. for the south part Of Coal ioI
No. /. in Sprigg 81 Ritchie's addition
Consideration. $1,000.
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BruDt 1o6. Rsper ia. Second, mile and
20 yards, Tippecanoe 1O4, Miss Knott
1O7, Bankrupt 1O9, Charter 10. Henry
OwsIey ll2, Diamond Dick 1l2. Excel
sior 112. Fsklr 112, Taylor Hoyden ll2.
Third, q, selling, Fabia 95. Lottie Alter
o., Herkimer 100, Dominion lO2.
Coria 1O5, Wanda T. 107, Gles
some 1l0, Lakeland 10, Senator
Morrill, 1l3, Void 1l5. Iii Henry 1l9.
Fourth. IS handicap, Johnny McHale
lO6. Coria 1l6, Nellie Osborne 104. Rap
id Transit 110, Martha Griffin 112, Dev'
i'd 12O, Trixie 104, Birdcatcher 107,
Stark 100. % selling, Annie K. 95,
Mary Tension 95. Oracle A. %, Camden
97, Rob Wilson o., Augustus 07. Mote
81, Jun Brown 97. Jocko 81, Cooper 81,
Kelly 81, Norvin 81, His Horror ", Sir
James 81. Wundone 100,
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
what is Coin. On Among the Bost' aud
BoRtmen.

Special % he RsglHer
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, January a.
Ohio Is feet inches and rising.
Weather clear and cold.
The Sonoma arrived here yesterday
from GAINESVILLE.
The through packets are having al
the business they can attend to these
GAYS, and dnleSs the liver freezes up
business will boom from now on. There
is an excellent boating stage AZ present
PrrrsBURG. PA, January 24-RiYer'
feet 10 inches and falling. Weather
clear and cold.
WARREN. PA, January 2A-Riyer' i
foot inches and falling; weather c'oo.
OIL CITY. PA, January 2i.-BlVer'
feet inches aud falling; weather cIoucy
and cold.
MoRGAYrowy, W. VA. January "a
River. 10 feet and falling; weather
clear aud cold.
GEEENsBoRo. PA, January u
River, 10 feet and falling; "eaIhef'
clear and cold.
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For copying Land Books

Sne.fC 20 t.r rs '-.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January 24-Gov-
ernOr NacCOrkie asks for =, 500 10 com.
p,yte the work OF copying the land grant
books of Virginia. This with the $1,000
appropriated by the LIST Leg. sla'ure makes
$I6,5JJ which the. e and grant books viii
cost, ont as tue fees for transcripts OF these
records when they shall Oe obtained will
be turned into the State Treasury, IL is es-
timatCd that the amount paid for them viii
oe returned within a few years.
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.....r-raN, 49,. VA, January -
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proposed % oe voted
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rh. Kerennes PickInr Up

WAsHlNGroN, January Il Secretary
Csr1sIe shows that the receipts from the
income TAX will greatly exceed the esti-
mates. he does not think the deficiency
OF revenue will continue a great while.
commissioner Miller has hadan estimate
from which it seems there will be much
more collected than the department eSti-
mated when the income tax wGs uncec. con-
si;eration. The revenues are picking up.
During the fiscal year we have collected
from interal revenue sources eight millions
more money than during the corresponding
period of last year.
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Uartmyer Here.

Hartmyer, the "butcher boy" who
pitched IN the old Tri-State League,
and was considered a "phenom" for
some time, was in the city yesterday,
and q guest Of Jack" CroGan. Hart
myer is now in business in GAINESVILLE,
and prosperine. He has no desire to
20 on the diamond again. lie Will re-
turn home to-day.
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nnulinr Came. La,s NIght.

There were four bowling games In tue
Wheeling League last night, and the re-
suIts will not change the standing OF
any OF the clubs. The La Bellies TOOK
two games from the BOWERS al the
Musee. and tightened their grip on frSt
place. The scores: La Belle rs, s24;
Bowlers zoo, 693. Al Wheeling PARK,
the Calumets and Providents broke
even. The scores: Caiumets IA. So;
Proyidents 754, S4S.
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WAsnryGroy. d. c., January 2l-ror
West virginia: Rain in souin"e'e w, ~
ton. fair iu northeast; warmer, s'u'1e'''
" For For Western Pennsylvania GenerA'y
fair: variable winds. .it-,ss with
For Ohio: Increasing c-o-l.i. '-.,5s
snow or rain; warmer; uortn1l9s WIND
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ana Mrs. E. ". Staunton, Col. and Mrs.
y. +. Dana, aad Col. and Mrs. j. W. St.
Clair
The ball was given in the Senate cham
Der. which was also beautifully and taste
fully decorated.
he banquet which was given in the
State orary was superb. Among all the
legislative receptions and balls this one
sUrpasses in elaOOrateness, completeness
and spieudOr
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some Prominent Arrivals.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, January "a
Among the arrivals of prominent persons
at the Capital to-day are Congressman
elect Warren Miller, of Jackson, W. v.
Neal and b. ~ Neal, of Parkersburg,
Clay Dean aud H. O. Straiey, of Wheel
ing. DR.. q. IL Euslov, of Huntington, +.
A. Prince aud Miss Prince, OF princeton,
aad Mrs. J. A. Hughes, OF Central CITY
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THEY NAY BUILD CANNON.
The Carnegie Company Proposes to
Change Its PIant-Wul Compete With

PTrsBURG, PA, January 24.-The Car
negie Company, it is sd d on good author
ity, is contemplating tne changing of their
Homestead steel plant TO admit of the
manufacture of cannon, to compete with
the Bethlehem. works, and even with the
great Krupp himself Neither Mr.. t'rick
nor MIR. Leishman would talk.
The contracts with the government Tor
armor plate viii soon expire, and 1t is pro-
posed to utilize the machinery, which cost
several million dollars.
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seem. a Knock Out Blow.

SUs-iC. '0 ne htI.s-s"
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January "a
Superintendent Van Pelt, Of the Peniten-
tiary, estimates that it will require $4,000
per auuum 20 support the convicts IN the
event that they are uut TO work on the
public roads, and the work in the Peuiten-
tiary is stopped This seems 10 oe knock
out argument against working couvlctS On
the puDlc roads.
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Acted as Hls own Attorney.

SpFcidi 90 ne z G'S e..
PARKERsBURG. W. VA, January A.-At
Uuited States Court to-day, Capt. John >.
Summers, owner OF the steamer Z. q. Mar
tin, wso was indicted in 1898 for violating
the navigation laws by acting as engineer Of
his own boat without the proper license,
WAS found guilty and fined $40 and costs.
Capt Summers acted as his own attorney
and the case attracted considerable atten-
tion among river men.
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World. Records Broken.

RED BANK, n. j., January "a. John
son. Moshier and Dav dsOn broke some
worlds records this morning, skating
with the wind. They are as follows:
Davidson 900 yards, standing start
0:l6 5; Johnson, standing start, one
onarter of mile, O:29 5; Moshier' n.y.
ing start, 22O yards. OILS 20. These
are lot official records.
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NEWSLETS'
Isterestins Pieces OF Telsgraphic News
in small space.

FAsroN, PA. January PA notice was
n6sted at Henry Mckeen's cotton mills In
South Easton to-day reducing tnelr SSO
orsratives from six 20 three days week.
The cause of the partial shut down is over
production.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January ne
vote on the Nicaragua Canal OH VIII De
,slssn in the Senate at five o'clock TO NOR
rogo afrerroon. unless some unexpected
parliamentary obstruction is interposed.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 24.-The
House to-day devoted all It's time 10 the
consideration of the sundry civil apprOprI-
tion bill.
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Oil Property Disposed OF

6DeGr 70 tF hsit'e-- y,
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, January "a
The "a on Company, winch operated very
evtonsive'y y in tue Williaustown field, has
disposed of It's property. The well on the
Henderson Bros farm, which was drilled
bv the company. was quite expensive and
was thoroughly tested FOR the good OF the
public. and although it has an excellent
showing OF oil at present, the owners re
ceived a good offer and disposed of IT, The
territory is considered bv great many oil
operators as very valuable, and they are
quite sauguiue OF oil being found in the Big
lnlun sand.
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TO VISIT TsE AsYLUNs.
The Joint Commit 80 WIN start on Mon
day-The spencer Water supply.

E2stts. .G- -cift--
CuARIEsToN, W. Va, January 24-The
joint committees Of the TWO Houses 10
visit the hospitals for tue insane at Weston
aUd Spencer will start next Wednesday,
and the appropriations for the hospitals
will not Oe liked till they return. Tue in
crease of patients Al Weston seems
20 demand "a new building, and
the new building at Spencer was urgently
demanded. The sum OF $50. 600 was apprO-
priatCC for the Spencer asylum two years
ago, cut as this was inadequate FOR the
kind OF building wanted, only $4,000 was
used. lt the present Legislature should
cmaSe an additional appropriation, sudi-
cieuJ the building desired, 10 erect the con.
tract for tue same will 90 let at once. The
scare about there not being sufficient water
at Spencer seems 70 De over, and everyone
agrees that there will be no further difi.
Guilty. The visiting committee Will report
upOn the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25

CHAMPA1GS, ILLS, January Two J, .'
fifteen .year-old boys, Dock Dukes ana I-eo
Day. of Ogden, His, while retprnihs , iD','
school last evening engaged IN +" -.
Dukes stabbed Day who dled uutluS ..',
night, The parents Of the lads are higly
esteemed people.
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ABaILIANT AT. AIR.

Lr--.atiys Reception sud Bail at
state Hou,e-N hsein- people
.--sro
ssr
--.>, W. Va, January 2A-The
reception aui bail ar tas state
.--- was splendid affair 4
% people were present from
-..rs 1f the State some thirty
es Eeve among the visitors.
..se from Wheeling were Mrs,
.u, Miss Elsie 81 whitaker, Miss
DO, Arch 81 oGat, Prince Whit
.- Brce, Ned Stalnaker and
H-yD was held ia the ball Of
OF Delegates. which WAS
decorated. Rischer's full
played through the
as vel as tie bali. Those
wing .ue at the reception were
.l-- and ui, sister, Miss MAY,
Nrs r.. W. Wilson, Nr. 3ud
- Chiffon. Col Isaac Y. john
s.-- N Rowan. Prof ana Mrs
Lewis. Coz. and Mrs James II.
--. --r. and Mrs. Neil Robinson, Mr..
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Good Work tor aoae Company.

SDeOL. % u3s R,0ts:s-
CLARKsBURG, W. VA, January 24.-The
sta ole of VIII Thompson, in this city, was
DESTROYED by tire last night and in it per-
ished a horse and cow. A terrible confla-
grafton was averted by the time by action
of the West End Hose Company,
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CLEVELAND, o., January A.-Ins ZEN ,.l-
trial Labor Union, nOtwithsiandIus lue -
cent action OF the judiciary committee Ia, Ia,
night requested Congress 70 !9Ye't'ta.. l' es.
Judge Ricks' ACCOUNTS from me u NC NJ w
came clerk until he became Judge.
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", nrNcnaslsE NonINAIED
To Bo United states Onsul at salvador
Central America.

trtcs0- o = H-l.s- .
WAsu-vGroN. d. c., January 24.-The
President has nominated Mr.. Fred MUNICH
never. of Parkers0Urg, TO be United
states Consul 20 Salvador Central Amer
lea The position pays airy of S-,oJO
wear and lees. Mr.. MGuchmeyer owes hi IS
appointment 70 Congressman Capehdrt aud
Senator Camden. who urged his claims on
the President with persistence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25

7l Necessary by Members Of The
legislature
c-s rsta1csS in Which the Present
IlSTum6n. is

~,-sr cred Detective and no
---r- suited TO the Needs Of a
eat State. Such as West Vir-
. Has Grown TO bs-The r.
-.s...lle school Fund Should
rs111lshed, Many Think-The
legislative Session Should bs
--r-er-GovernOr MacCOrkle
e- -~e the Finance Committee.
Yesterday Proceedlags.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25
West Virginia Postal Affairs.

6rerfT u % ~"
WAsuISGToN, d. c., January PA
commission has been issued to Isaac Z.
Co0leve. as postmaster at Kirby, Hamp-
shire county, aud to Robert A. Young, as
postmaster at Tate, West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-25

Mr.C. scllsoL, tao )osra Hol'o i..,ls usuS; =;
sjst made "a t)lD gtiK o''5 ~.
the tsnDerst1ro yesteriaV' ~. :, ~ =,
A m. 10; ~ m, %; D. H. - T--''
% NeaIher. changeaole.