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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
TOR RENT.
TO LIT.

Modern Q roomed residence - Sixteenth St.
Sroomed dwelling S3l Market street.
Modern 10 roomed hause. with 20 acres OF
ground, ct Tiltonvllie, six miles north OF Mar
tins Ferry, on lines Of c. i p and Wheeling
and Lake Erie railroads. Many trains each
way every day Delightful location.
sroomed NJ Jdern dwelling, lJl Fourteenth 81.
roomed dwelling, g. Twelfth St.
roomed dwelling on meteor line, few min
utos ride from city.
roomed dwelling, modern, 6ij Main St
roomed dwelling, modern, South Front 81.
roomed dwelling, modern, l2j Fourteenth st.
II roomed dwelling, best location in the city
for an NJ. D.
roomea dwelling, 1896 Market St.
roomed dwelling, Sis Ron st.
.oomed dwelling, 25O5 Woods St
4roomed dwelling, 2530 Market st.
roomed dwelling, l0G Virginia St., nov
empty.
Modern fiat, l5lj Chapline 81.
4roomed dwelling, ll63 High ST.
roomed dwelling. South Elm s.
store room aud dwelling, 26iS Chapline s.
store room and dwelling. 1907 Main ST.
AL good rentsble property. Come early II
you want choice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
4, 10 Highest Terms.
south Branch htslhQsaccr.

south Branch IRteLh0eaccr.
The Wheeling Register speaks in the
highest terms of the report OF Labor
Commissioner John M. Sydenstricker,
and of the general good TO the State
that is sure to result from the proper
management of this department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
REVIVED AFTER SIXTY YEARS.

Gr9udmother's SilEen arm bag is now
t r>e for the theatre, and iDtO 1t go
Ella grsat-granddsughter's opera glass
-. her little powder putt aud bag, her
s~.s...ng salts and her dainty handker-
.r..eL Indeed, 10 will not be strange II
Scr Gown be reminiscent Of styles that
oven auts,dste grsndmama, for the
,-.rcess dresses OF 1880 are again ap-
bearing, an example OF them being
s.rwn at the left 10 this picture. Made
~ suede coiored cloth, combined with
vt.ts cloth, black satin ribbon and
g...te ribbon embroidered with yellow,
... very wide skirt Is stlffened literally
-- make 10 flare properly. For trim
ming &c has frill OF black satin. The
r-t.ce Osrt closes diagoually and has q
5seD white yoke bordered by white
f. embroidered with yellow that ex-
sends down the opening in front. The
..-.3.ug collar is adorned with an i'm
-..ss bow, and the sleeves have low,
--r7,ng putfs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
More Appreclated.

Hum DHHlTt HtUItW
II some Of those who were anxious to
confer an empty honor upon Hon. VIM.
L. Wilson had lent their assistance in
the terrible struggle in this district a
few months ago, it would doubtless
have been more appreciated by that gen.
tleman and would at least nave been
more consistent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
To Aeeommodats tns RsrIrals.

-AiENoNT, w. VA, January 25.-At
request Of the churches holding re-
'-' services, every saloon and all
.'lesS places, with one or two excep-
'--'' are closed this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26

All legislation Of any magnitude at
Charleston INDICATES at Hotel Rutfner.
Whatever referee Eikins stamps with
the seal of his appreciation is dispatch
ed 20 the Capitol and then the phono-
graph Immediately begins to grind out,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26

'-sr was sek, we gave hsr CsSsOaea
,s "a Chld. she erisd Tor CassaSSs.
soan,s Eiss, she chung % Cassszia.
a. Id Chnd-es, sac gave them CaseassA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
MONEY TO LOAN.
SMITH G DICKINSON,
1923 MARKET STREET.
FOR RENT.

No. 1872 Twelfth street, rooms and bath.
No. l2g4 Jacob street rooms aud bath.
No. 1916 Jacob street 7 rooms and bath.
No 30 Eighteenth street : rooms.
No. 2Gli Market street, rooms and attic
Brick house rear 1910 Market street, rooms.
Brick house rear 1852 Market street, rooms.
No. 2j20 Chapline street, , rooms And bath.
No. Tenth street, store room.
No. 8 Tenth street. store room.
Front room % floor No. 1870 Market street.
Office room I'd noer No. 1906 Market street.
GEO. j. MATHISON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
ToIephone IO7. 1923 Market St.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26

4 charming girl is at her best when
as a background she has charming sur
roundings. Furniture, like music, has
charms, and certainly no bale OF the
ball was ever more fascinating than our
display Of up to date furniture. To
state the case exactly, and speaking by
the grammar. our stock Is ia the buy
case. All who see IL are anxious 10
parse the inspection as case OF buy IN
der the home rule OF make the house
as attractive and charming as possible"
There can be no better time to put the
home ia order than this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26

UloR RENT-NINE ROOM DWELLING, 9SO5
II Chapl.ns street. Bath. hot and cold water,
both gases Enquire OF c. p. SCHAhBRA,
2l05 Main street. la23etdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26

NOR RENT-DESIRABLE COUNTRY RES
Il idence on National Pike Inquire OF MRS.
A. HESS. near Mt. Calvary cemetry. is20e tda
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26

LNoR REHT-THREE GOOD ROOMS CEN
Il trail location on Market street, suitable for
Offices. Will renovate sane for good parties.
Apply at this Office iyse&dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26

EoR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS AT
Il the Register Counting Room. sc each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
For RENT.

THOR PENT-THE DESIRABLE Residence
L No IS Fourteenth street. now occupied
by Dr. Frank Hupp. Enquire Oh premises.
ja25s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26

EoR RENT-MIDDLE STORE ROOM IN
u Egerter Building. corner Market and
Eleventh street. Also several Office rooms on
secoud and third floors. Enquire OF Mrs. A.
EGERTER, No 7l9 Main street. ja24esdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


yyJILLSEL ON EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w for city property good farm three miles
from the city. Enquire OF 7. S. RILEY, Attor-
ney-ot-Law, No. 1918 Chspline street, Wheel
ing W. Va. oc6e&dh
TOR sALE-THE WILLIAM RAY FARM
II situate one mile north Of Point Mills sta
ton. in Ohio county W. Va. containing lD
acres Of good farming land, which lies well, IL
well improved aud well watered, and has on y
plenty Of good fruit. Apply 70 l. y. JONES,
i4Oi Chapline street. Wheeling W. Va.
HaAn|l DR. d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26

NOR REET-THAT ELEGANT Store Room,
~ No l40i Main street, now occupied by
house Il Hermann. Has good elevator service
and fire proof vault in Office. Possession given
April lst, 1895. Apply to kenny X. LIST at
CITY Rank nol9eh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-07
FOR CONTEMPT.
George N. Pullman viii Be Punished if
Judge GrOSscup Can Be Satisfied He was
Trying to Eyade Summons From the
United States COurt---He Was Not Found.
The DebS Case.

CHICAGO, February eff Mr.. Pull
man has evaded the serving Of the sub
pGna, | shall certainly punish him for
contempt OF court" said Judge Gross
cup this evening.
Tomorrow morning h2li-a-doZen OF
George Nj. Pullman's clerks Will be
brought before the judge aud sworn as
TO their knowledge of Mr.. Pull
mans actions on Monday. A
subpoena was issued fer his
presence as witness in
Judge Grosscup's court on behalf of
the defense ia the conspiracy cases.
The subpoena was given TO Deputy
United States Marshal Jones on Monday
morning. At the Office Of the Pullman
Company, be was informed by one of
the attendants that Mr. Pullman was
in the building aud 10 his private office.
Another clerk who was requested to
inform Mr. Pullman that some one
wished to see him, inquired of
Deputy Jones his business. He was in
formed that he had a subpoena for Mr..
Pullman TO appear in the Debs trial.
The clerk returned 10 the outer Office in
e lew EUultuls aUu sdiu MI 4 I'll VI q II
was not in the Office, but would De in
later All Monday the clerks kept the
deputy running up and down the ee-
vator. each time he returned he was in
formed that Mr. Pullman either had
gone out, or had not yet rsturned.
On Monday night the deputy called
at Mr.. PulIman's residence. He was
told that Mr.. Pull had not yet re-
turned home, but was expected
at any time. A midnight Mr.. Pull
man had not been reported as having
returned home. and the deputy gave
I'D the search for the night This
morning when be called at the office OF
the Pu Imam CON pany, be was told that
Mr.. Pullman had gone out Of town;
that be was either in New York or in
Washington. The clerk did not know
when Mr. Pullman left Chicago, only
that he had gone away.
Eugene Y. Debs was on the stand al
the afternoon and will be again tO-mor-
row. He was shown the famous save
your money aud buy gun" telegram,
and said he had not sent il, nor seen
IL until il had been sent out by one OF
the directors Other kilograms, in
which the government charged violence
by indirection and Inference, were
shown him, and he denied having sent
them, and denied the inference drawn
b7 the prosecution.
In reference to the riots at the stock
wards. he had issued statement TO the
Associated Press discaiming response
hiHty for the turbulence there, and as
Sertipg that 1t was being committed by
others than the American Railway
Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-07

Mr.. Evans, OF Berkeley, when the
school text book bill was under consid-
erstiOn 10 the House yesterday, moved
20 strike out Dole's American Citizen"
because IL taught free trade. he be-
lievrd iu protection aud wanted the
children OF the State ,aught protection.
10 is a significant fact that Mr.. Evans
motion was ouly TO strike out and not
TO strike out and insert the name Of an
other book. Tue fact is. be did not
know OF any book on civil government or
political economy that taught the doc
triues OF the Republican party. Mr.
Morris will no dObt show, wnen the bill
comes up fOr iSCussiOn tomorrow, that
Dl,e's is no more of free trade book
than all the others, and the Legislature
will have 20 ADOPT a free trade book on
civil government or none.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-07
CROSSED LOVES,
The Reason Assigned By Young, Woman
of Good Looks and Family for Poisoning
Herself with Srychnine.

CARRoLLToN, ILL, February c.
Miss Stella Winn. handsome young
woman of Whitehall, came here and
registered at Hotel Blssham, where to
day, in the hotel parior she took ten
grains OF strychnine, from the effects
OF which sue died in great agony.
She left three letters, one
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. f..
Stock, OF the Hotel Bassham, request
ing them to send her remains to Mr.
George w. Winn, her grandfather, In
whitehall, and the second 10 her grand
rather, George Winn, telling bin
"cross loves" bad caused her
rash act. The third letter
is pitiable tale OF disappointed
love, written to Smith Franklin, OF
Roodhouse, who, ln the letter, Is
charged with the cause of her act. Miss
Winn comes from a good family and her
tragic death is great shock TO her rel
atiYes and friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-07
AT THE STEEL BRIDGE.

The average temperature as observed
at Schnspf's. for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight last night, was but
four degrees above zero, drop of five
degrees from the average Of the previ-
Gus twenty four hours, and making the
average for forty-eight hours but six and
one-half degrees above. This made yes
terday the coolest day OF the winter, and
the low average for the forty-eight
hours has not been duplicated here for
good many years past. The outlook for
to-day is not materially better-in fact,
the weather authorities yesterday after
noon had the assurance 10 predict
"mnch colder" weather for to-day.
That this prediction will not come true,
is the earnest wish Of all, including
such hardened sinners as plumbers and
the ice dealers, the first named class
having about as much business as they
can attend to, while the latter have all
the ice on hand and in sight they can
use or sell.
Tho blizzard and "cold wave" OF
Tuesday and yesterday, was Of dual
nature, and was Que OF the most extern
sive aud remarkable OF this very re-
markable and extremely old-fash-
loned winter. The low tempera-
,ure covered an area OF fully one
million square miles OF United
States territory, extending from Maine
on the east to North Dakota on the
west, and from the British possessions
10 Virginia, kentucky and Arkansas on
the south. Ia Canada an unknown but
very extensive area was affected. Inc
cod felt mere up to last night was not
the familiar western blizzard, but was
cold wave OF northeastern origin, which
swooped down upon the New England
States as early as asst Saturday, and
which has been holding on with very
remarkable teuacity and uniformity.
The cold weather predicted yesterday
for last night and to-day IS OF western
origin, and is the advance OF blizzard
of huge propoI tiors, carrying with
il great snow storm which threatens
TO extend far to the south, its lower
limits probably reaching as far as Okla
homa, Mem phs, Cha 'tauooga and North
Carolina, if it extends as far east as
the latter State. The Alleghenies have
probably saved US from exposure to the
full force OF the eastern wave of cold,
which does not appear to have been
very greatly felt west of the longitude
of Ohio, but we will probably get our
share of the western storm.
As showing the extreme cold preva-
lent in the East yesterday morning, the
following table has been compiled from
Western Union kilograms:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-07
TIE WEST VIRGINIA COAL EXCHANGE
Two Hundred nsmoerS in Session at
HuntinstOn-A Abanquet-GOvernOr Mac
COrkle speaks on the Nicaraguan Canal.

Two Hundred A6mOerS in Session at
HuntiogtOn-AB ABanQuet-GOvernOr Mac
COrkle speaks on the Nicarag uan Canal
Sysctal 10 me R'0,sts-.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, February g.
Though tue session of the West Vr-
gina Goa. Exchange that was welcomed
TO this city this evening is a
special one, almost two hundred mem
bers are present and each district is
we'll represented.
President Page called the body to-
gether at ) o'clock and another session
was held tonight wish closed doors
The proposed legislation TO prevent
railroads from buying coal and
coal lands has been dis
cuSsed, aud many more matters
concerning which the operators are
very much interested will be looked
after. The meeting will remain In
session 10 morrow aud next
day it is thought. The members
OF the Association are much
pleased at their reception by
the Chamber Of Commerce. Tonight
the latter tendered the visitors graud
banquet, al which Major J. q. Down
tain presided Toasts were responded
TO by anOmber OF prominent gentlemen,
including Gov. MGcCorEle, who spoke
on the "Nicaraguan Canal"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-07

A N.H .I Prepared and TO be- substt
r.rt ..- .,s Girls, industrial school
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-07
VERY COLD IN THE WEST.
Many People 6ava No Fuel and Great
suffering Is sure To Re-ult.

suffering Is sure to Re.ult.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, February C.
Bliuding snow and sand storms and a
rapidlv falling thermometer have COM
bined within the last II hours
to create the worst blizzard that
has prevailed in the southwest
in years. The weather began
to grow colder this morning and each
hour since then has marked steady de-
cline in the temperature. The local
weather officials predict the cold wave
will reach ls height tomorrow morning
wnen - below zero will likely be re
corded. Az S o'clock this morning
the thermometer here registered
"a degrees above zero. IL rapid
ly fell and al ten p. IN. was at ABOUT
zero, and still on the decline. a IKE
falI is noted throughout the whole
southwest. particularly in Western n
Kansas, where 30 much suffering a.
ready exists. In some places the cold
is so intense outdoor
BUSINESS HAS BEEN SUSPENDED.
A northwest wind amounting almost TO
a gale is drifting the sno" OadIy anu
causing damage TO telegraph wires ana
street. car ira The Union Paclhc
system is practically showed up and all
trains are late In the country the
storm sweeps across the prairie and open
falos with terrific force. At SdIlna,
Sterling aud other Kansas points the
sand is blown about In dense Clouds
Where the elements have clean sweep
,be thermometer is already down TO
five and eight degrees below zero II
j. estimated that at least eight nun
dred families in Cheyenne, ka"-
lins. sherman and. Thomas counties
are without fuel Many Of the farmers
are scantiIy clothed aad while the sod
houses in which most OF them i've arc
warm, the storm. II long contlnued' VIII
cause great suffering. Fodder Is lke-
wise scarce. and consequent loss 10
cattle must follow. Measures OF relief
adopted by the Kansas LEGISLATURE VIII
be Immediately pat into effect
SIOUX CITY, low, February 6'-In ne
blizzard here is increasing and the
weather Is growing colder a lorty'
mile gale is blowing
FIRST TIME IN SEVENTY YEARS.
RUTLAND, VT, February .o'-l "
srst time in seyenty-hve years Lake
Cbamplain is frozen over It's entire
length.
MrSVrApoIIs. MINI, February e.
south Dakota points tell OF olinoIns
snow storm, wind fifty miles 90 hour
and the thermometer 10 TO 10 degrees
below zero.
VERY COLD THROUGHOUT EUROPE.
foSnoN. February 6-In Dundee,
aud Ia the district around 'n~' c'''' WV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-07
THE HOUSE FAyORS REPUTATION.
The Bin 20 Break the Contract of tho
state with Ex-Governor wilson aOd
Beverly Tucker wi, Pro0 ,Bty Pass-hOt
shot From democratic Mombers.


state with Ex-Governor wilson aOd
Beverly Tucker Wut Prob by Pass-hot
shot from democratic Aombers.
Spe,t 10 81. ks aslf-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February g.
The Oul repeating the act appro-
prating sum OF money TO pay
for the services of E. w. Will
son and the late Beverly Tucker in
securing the direct tax money due West
Virginia from the uaJ,Oual government,
came up for consideration az the night
session, and was the occasion Of
heated debate.
Mr.. Mcdonald moved 10 commit the
bIi Co the Committee on the Judiciary
and upon that motion made vigorous
argument, Sdowng that TO pass the bill
in It's present shape would be
Reputation Of solemn con-
tract entered into between the
State oil West Virginia and these gen
t.emeu 70 undertake the work Of get
ting what was due the State. He said
90 reDudiate this just debt would be a
dlshouor TO the S,ats.
Mr cambridge appealed to the House
not 20 put this stain upon the Stats.
| 20 LllS time there udu never oeeu d
blot upon the States fair name, and he
pleaded that it 0e saved from such
dI>hOnor.
Judge Reynolds was 10 favor Of the
reputation OF the debt, and mads
passionate partisan speech in favor OF
Inc proposition. The House decided
upon repudiatiOn and ordered the oil
20 its third reading.
subsequently. Mr.. Fleming made an
extended argument on his resolution 10
have printed certain reports concern
/ ing the Virginia debt question ana read
/ largely from tue brief prepared by h. W.
wilson on the case OF securing the
direct tax from Virginia Nj Dan
dr.dge called the attention Of the House
I % the fact that Judge Fleming, In max
/ ing his argument. had depended upon
tne facts contained u the brief or Gov.
Wilson whom the House had just shown
I 7y hts acliou that 10 did not intend lay
for the work. /, was Dalpaole hit
against the action Of the House, the
force of which was appreciated Oy every
member,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-07
INrRE HANDS OF a RECEIVER.

The Norfolk and wesssrl Railro d Placed
10 the Hauds of Messrs. himbaII and
FINK
RICHMOND. VA, February 6.-The
y ,rfolk and Western Railroad Company
was paced iu a receivers hands here
to-day bv proceedings quietly Instituted
nv representatives OF the company.
Messrs Kimball and Fink were appoint
90 receivers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-07
JIM MUTT Will Nor DIE.
40 is Badly Di.figursd, bat win 1.-Two to
Answer for Hts crime.

ao is Badly Disfgursd, bat WIN 1.-Two to
Answer for his crime.
ATcHIsoN, KANSAS, February c.
Last nights reports Indicated that
James Mutt bad teen so seriously in
jured by Coleman and Mrs. Payton
that he would boI recover, but when he
was brought here il was discovered
that though his face is somewhat bat
tered. he is not dangerously hurt. He
spent the night walking his cell, say
ing: "My'God, why did / do it?" He
>tll refuses to talk. Mrs. Payton Is
still alive. 1t is now known that Mutt
and Mrs. Pavton had several quarrels
before the shooting. There are neighbors
who say the shooting was the result OF
Mutt finding Coleman at the house.
Mrs Payton was Nuts housekeeper
two years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-07
Big on SUIT compromised.

pABKERsBURG, VIVA, February O.
The eiectment case OF the Caldwell Oil
Companv VS.. Henry NewmsO, which has
occupied the time OF the United States
Conrt for several days. was omDromised
today. and by the terms OF the com-
rropise Henry Newman gets $50 acres
rhere he now resides on the West Fork,
md o66 acres Oh the rear Of the tract Of
: 100 acres In controversy. The jury
b,onght in verdict in accordance with
toe compromise. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-07
STILL NO NEWS

From the Missing ship-Nhe is Now Over
Four Lays past Due
New YeRK, February 6.-Up TO ?
O'Clock this morning no news has been
rsceiysd of the French line steamer La
Cascoene. Captain Baudeton, from
Havre. She is now nearly four dayS
overdue. The White Star liner Teutonic
rom Liverpool, has not yet been signt-
ad She is over a day due.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-07
THg ST. CLAIRSvlLiE POSTOFFlCE

Seems Likely TO Cause a spi't
oongressman Pearson HId 'n''
BrIco.
spsaa. . nes hsoI';s,
WAsHrSeroY, D. c., February d
There Is a prospect Of spill! between
Congressman Pearson ana senator btIos' iI,.
who rave maintained the best Of Ies.'
ing heretofore, over the appointment Oi
a postmaster At 81. Ciairsyii.e.
Judge Pearson wants to feTo'l li..a- ~.
for tbe appointment OF Geo. l. s'seI' ''I..
rod. of thss Cialrsyille Gazette wbi.n '.
ln the past has been very severe ln 80 -
criticisms Of Senator Brce's course 10
Congress. ....t n
The Senator is strongly oppo''l' -
Sleenrod and woald regard h'' apr,. 80
nent as In the nature OF an 4Afon. -
himself. n Judge Pearson tsJ,I =, u,
meads Steenrod the Senator VIII ., u ,ss u,
said. maze a personal appea' 20 80. .u'
President to preyen. bis ap9o'a'm'N =