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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-11
yEssELs LEAVING TODAY.

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Oahu.
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(Fronl u S. Journal Of LediciHe.)
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diluted with cold water; stands rain and
exposure, as we'll as oil paint, and costs
but fraction as much
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
DUPING THE MINERS.
How Republicans Made the Miners Be-
lieve They Were to Get Something
Which Ii Was Never intended They
ShOuld Have

How Republicans Made the Miners Be
lieve They Were to Get. Something.
Which Ii Was Never Intended They
Should Have
/ Special TO the Register.
Charleston, w. Va, February IS
A very adrOit play has been made
by the Legislature to win the appro-
baton of the miners and laboring
men of the Kanawha Valley without
giving them anything. The miners
thought that they, in some way, ought
to get something out of the State treas
ury as a compensation for their 10y
atty to the Republican party at the
election and it was proposed to make
pretense of trying to establish a pre-
parat0ry branch OF the State Univer-
sity at Montgomery, the principal town
in the mining region A bill was pre-
pared and given to MIR. Davies, of
Montgomery, to introduce IN the Sen
ate The Republicans never intended
TO pass the bill, but they concluded to
pass it in the Senate and send it to
the House to be KILLED in that body.
But the members of the House came TO
the conclusion that they would not
incur the displeaSure of the miners
by killing the bill. But the cOnserYa-
dive members thought it should not
pas. They hoped, day by day, that
something would happen Or they would
see something in it that would justify
hem in hanging the bill up in the
c0mmitte The kanaWha members
wanted to see il pass and it there
fore maintained its place upon the cal
endar Ii was the tacit understand
ing that it should be defeated on its
third reading, but the conservative
members OF the House as well as the
Senate were Mortified to find that on
the final vote there was a majority
in its favor They realized that they
would be cenSured and ridiculed by
people of the whole State outside OF
Montgomery. To save themselves
they recalled the bill, got it back on
its second reading for the purpose of
amending it's title OF course the IL
tie was an right and NEEDED no amend
ment. but the conservative Repubii-
cans. who regarded the proposition as
a Jest. made the representatives OF the
mining element believe the title was
fatally defective and it was necessary
TO amend il. The object was OF course
10 get it back into the Senate and
force uron that body the responsibility
of killing it,
a Republican member from the in
-erior OF the State. speaking Of the mat
matter to-day, said the proposition to
establish a State educational institu-
tion at Montgomery was prep0ster-
ous one He had ben informed That
Montgomery was the center OF a large
reputation OF degraded foreigners,
many Of them openly expressing an
archistic sentiments, and q place
where wickedness and lawlessness
abound TO an alarming extent. lie
said he was not in favor of sending
Young men TO q place for insruc-
ton where all the irduenences were
bad.
The Senate has the Montgomery bill
but the members who have professed
so much love fer the miners viii be
careful to see that the bill will never
-.SS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
MAJOR SCENARIOS CASE.
No Special Intervention in His Behalf
by Secretary Gresham

WASHINGTON, February 1S.-It is
positively denied at the State Depart
ment that Secretary Gresham has inter
vened, = in the case OF Major
Seward, one the Americans under
sentence of death at Honolulu for trea-
son, or that he has addS~5sed = special
message on the subject 10 Minister
Willis to be forwarded by the first
steamer from Vancouver.
The Hon. Jacob F. Slagle, a Judge Of
the Pittsburg courts, called on the Sec
rotary last week to urge him to extend
protection 10 Seward. The Secretary
was naturally interested in the case,
but informed Judge Slagle that he
could not discriminate, and that Sew
ard must stand on an equality with Gu.
lick and other condemned Americans.
No instructions have been sent to
Minister Willis since the telegram OF
the l1th directing him TO demand a stay
OF execution in the cases of al Ameri-
cans snder death sentence, and to for
ward copies of the records of their
trials to Washington for examination
by our government. This order should
have reached Mr.. Willis by this date,
aud If the sentences have not already
been carried out, which is doubtful, in
view of the fact that the trials of the
queen and remaining prisoners were
still in progress at last sdvices, 1t is be
lisved that MS representations to Presi-
dent Dole will be sufficient TO secure 3
stay OF further proceedings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
NE9B1TT & DEVlNEs
1879 Market Street
Telephone 6B.


TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIR-
4 tue OF deed OF trust made BY Benjamin
r Miller and wife tc me. as trustee, dated
December 23d 1891. and recorded Ia the office OF
the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia, book No. 81, page %, Will. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10Th 1928, AT ~ o clock
a. NJ. sell at public auction, at the north front
door of the Court House OF said county, tho
following described property, that IS to say:
Lot number SIX co. aud part Of lot number
five TO in john anu Craig Ritche's addition 10
the city Of Wheeling; also lot number four
Dand part OF lot number three 90 In Buena
Vista addition to said city laid out by Charles
4. Churchill, trustee; said property is bounded
as follows. Beginning at the southwest cor
ner OF said lot numbered six on Eoti street,
thence north along the east side OF said street
fortv-dye feet thence eastwGrdly and parallel
with the north line OF lots numbered SIX aud
four 70 Pnlo Alto street thence southwardly
along the west side OF said last named street
fOrty-hye feet TO the southeast corner Of said
LOT number four (4), thence with the south line
NJ said lots numbered four and six 70 the be-
giniug being the same property conveyed 20
Benigmiu r Mile. by H. Il Clemens by deed
dated December lst 1891, and recorded IN the
Office OF The CLERK Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, in deed book No. s..
page 20.
money and so much more as the purchaser
may elect, cash on the day Of sale, and the resi-
due in two equal installments, payable re-
II sale with interest from that day the de-
ferred ustallments 10 be secured by deed OF
,ru,t and insurance.
s.I3us GEO. J. MATHISON. Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
A wOmAN's- COUNCIL
Delegates From 49, o--,,t,,,,or,s
Nest VA NAt' 3nnl convention

N''s-o' Many Organizations
Nest Ia Matt anal convention.
NAsHlN1l TONY February 1S.-The
losma' o DeEInk OF the second Jriennial
session OF we National Council OF WO-
men OF TOE nited States began at the
~ ~ siE3pl4dts Hotel to-day, Mrs. May
81 rirht SewalI, It's President, calling
the meeting 20 order. The Council
is composed OF delegates from the
various associations OF women through
ONT the country. Among the twenty
associations represented are the Women
Sutfragists, the w. G. ". u, Universal
Peace Union, k.udergarteu Union, va.
rious social relief aud missionary Socie-
ties. Women SteuOgraDhsrs, National
Council of Jewish Women, American
Anti-Vivisecti0n Society, and various
local councils OF women. Seated on
ana uIatiorm and included among those
fn the audience were Susan B. An
4bonv Frances 2. Willard, Clara C.
Hoffman. Margaret Isabel Sandes, j..
ELLEN Foster. Rachel Foster Avery aud
Harriet IT, Upton.
There are also present a number OF
fraternal delegates from organizations
not in the council, aud most OF the time
~ the openiuC session was occupied 10
hearing greetings from those 0rgauiza-
Mons. These Included the following:
LEGION of Loyal women, Ellen Spencer
Rlussey. OF this city; Nomeu's First
Dental Association, Dr. Edith Jewell Of
mis- city: Women's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the 81. r. Church, Mrs. A. Ii.
Faton. of Maryland; Women'S National
Indiap Association, Amelia ;. Quiuton,
New Jersey, National Household Eco-
pomic Association, Or. Mary Il. Green,
Michigan; Christian Woman's Board Of
Nfissions. Clara e. ScheIl, District OF
Colpmbia. General Grand Chapter Or
car OF the Eastern StaI, Mary c. Snel-
dom Missouri, Genera, Spinner Memo
rial Association, Harriet y. kalston,
District OF Co.um bia, National Woman's
Auxiliary Kelley League, Ida Buxton
cole Pennsylvania; National League Of
Colored Women, Helen A. Cook,
Cbairmap: Ladies' OF the Macca-
bses of the World. Bjna NJ. West, Mich
t,oD. Ladies OF the Grand Army OF the
RenubIe. Nsttie r.. Guulock, Illinois;
Psciec Coast Woman's Press Associa-
tion sarah l.. Reamer, California;
t<inqs Daughters and Sons, Mary Lowe
TiceipSop. New York. Representatives,
rom the National COuncl. or Women OF
C,na}a were also iu attendance and oc-
cyDied seats on the platform. The tri-
snnial address Of May Wright Seweil,
81 Indiana, concluded the hrst session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
ROUTINE MATTERS
Proceedings OF the West
''SE'nia Leg stature.

Us Proceedings OF the West
''sEtnia Legislature.
ssee'o! 90 Sc Es.trs-
n, OaA 2, i'i.-sION, W.. Va, February IS
1ne noCse concurred q Senate amend
-9a.s 'o Soe eul relating 60 the school
'''o' o. F~SEers5Urg, abd the Dill
was again passed.
OF, re vote 0Y which Senate bin No.
90, @0euding tbs school law. was in
Jely postponed, vas reeonsidersd,
ing. 10
Passed: Legislative aDpronriatiop
ciil; House balls Nos. ia n~eSer-bIng
ps1AI1iss ior circulation Of false reports
-ec''nS financial credit OF persons and
htus; No. ldo, closing the account OF
tne STATE witn the Merchants bank. OF
ies'on; No. SO, concerning ofenses
against property.
NOFuef offered e resolution, stating
to@t tae American Book Company is at
Iem ptilg 10 prevent legislation in inter
eSs OF cheaper books, that If no .egisla-
e.On 10 this direction DO bad al this SEES
SON. present prices for school books
Must continue, and thar it is :he sense
o. tlls legislature that immediate steps
DC taken 20 secure cheaper books for
schools. Adopted.
advanced 20 third reading: Subs.j-
cute Tor House biIl No. 267. empowering
ooards OF education 10 establish evening
schools 10 certain cases
In the senate.
e6eci1. % re Rsg.Rs-.
CHAELEsroN, w. VA, February Is.
In the Senate the Judiciary Com-
mlttee reported favorably on Senate
phi No. go, amending the code concern
ing county courts; without recommen-
cation on House bill No. 10, providing
laat State licenses be issued for one
year four months or two mouths.
The Senate general appropriation
OIL was passed TO take effect from pass
age
Tue Honse legislative appropriation
bH. was advanced 90 second reading.
Senate bin no. 8, providing for the
payment OF certain military claims, was
sent back GO It's second reading
Senate bills passed 30. Gs, relating
20 delinquent taxes; No. lO5, relating
30 taxation OF foreign insurance, te.e-
graph aud express companies; No. 100,
conterriug additional powers on tue
Potomac aus PledmO0t Coal aud Rail
road Company; so. l4O. creating Office
OF dairy aud fo0I commissioners: No.
1l2, granting Brooke County Cemetery
Company certain lois OF and; 40. 1926,
concerning collection of local taxes;
no. 143, amending huntington charter.
Rejected: Senate bills No. 40, pro.
vicing that all sessions OF Supreme
Court be held az Char.estou; no. 1870,
prescribing ume of working roads: No.
147, amending law concerning nsvspI
per libel
Advanced to third reading: Ser alta
School Book bin. lBaud, McNal,, s.d
Co.'S geOgrapb lss were su0suJUt 81 Tor
MitchelFs aud number o. ,bqoges
were made in prices % books.
Advanced 10 second read no. u,rse
bills No. 29t reDeaHns tbys act Great.
iug the independent sch.,oi efst~fct NJ
No. -, ap fb,r.7,-o mar
RED women 70 convey zeal estate bv An
attorney iu fact.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19

DrNNrR. COL, February lS.-Melan-
cbolia and consumption impeiled Geo.
~ Wilkinson % kin himself while call
iog mon the young lady 10 wnom he
~os engaged. Miss olive Potter He
S,eva revolver and after saying be
was convinced recovery was impossible,
attempted TO sin himself The young
,.o~,sr prevented his carrying ont bis
-, .r5 suggested THAI they 90 FOR
= volk. TO which Wilkinson sSreed.
80 the house where the young
-,e, boarded, he excused himself 10
rna In and get an overcoa$ leaving
ais potter az the gate. Reaching his
IN he sent bullet into MS brain.
I - sTeetheart, hearing the report Of
80 ,fstol. reached him just as be was
Sviog Wilkinson came 90 Denver Tor
his health from Cleveland, - o. " sRer,
e. vea-s ago. lie was tweaty-seVen
T vesrs Of age and was soon TO have been
married.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
J.. A. q. L.
ROLF & ZANE,
Tel. 566. No 42 fourteenth st
FOR SALE.

House, 4 rooms and hall corner North Front
and Kentucky streets, 81 800.
House OF rooms, Twelfth street, charges on
easy terms, 1909.
House OF rooms and hall, 4 splendid
order. 3lst street, 5000
Two lots with large stable. Peninsula add.
ton TO East Wheeling, cheap.
House II IL rooms brick, large lot, Eoh
street. Centre Wheeling. Cheap on easy terms
House OF rooms. brick. 23d street, S250O
House OF Z rooms, brick Main street,
Fifth ward. s. $50.
House. Of 3 rooms lot 25xlo0 feet Lind
street Bevedere, very easy terms, $3.50.
House rooms 9th ST., lot I5xlOO feet 81 100
House rooms, 18th g., easy terms, $50
Splendid building site for dwelling, Eon ST.
Fifth ward 81 200
Double house, 10 rooms, Coal street. First
ward: large lot. Easy terms, $l,O0j
House rooms MLrEet street between
Seventh and Eighth streets Easy term ss2, 200.
House 3 rooms, corner lot, 24th street.
house. rooms, Charles street, easy terms
House, I rooms and hall, with large lot, 18th
street. Easy terms, $500.
House OIL rooms, Fifth ward, on easy
terms, sZ,OOO. ~, 49,,
Rouse, lOrooms, with large lot, 10Th ST., 80 500.
House, double, , rooms each, l4th St, 5000.
House, D rooms.Jacoo ST.. sixth ward. $1,000.
House, D rooms, 18th street, Sl,2OO
House 9 rooms Jacob street Centre
Wueeiing, Sls5J.
House. . rooms aud hall, lot lOOxl74 Park
view. Sl,s00
House. ! rooms. new, hard wood finish,
Woods street Filth ward, $3.50.
Spleu1ld house, rooms. Lind street Bel
yetere Sl,450.
House. rooms North Market street, Sl30l
House OF o rooms, Eod street, between 23d
and 23d streets with i-roomed house IN the
rear large lot, $50.
House Of 6 rooms. 23d street 1850.
House OF rooms, Chapline street, Centre
house OF rooms brick, 14th street, s., 500
House OF rooms Woods street East
Wheeling 81, 400
$50 feet OF and fronting on McColloch and
Lind streets.
House OF ! rooms and hall. Chsplins street,
Centre " heeling, 80
$50. SEQ 1901 S5JJ. $1,000, $3.50 aat S2,O))
to o,,, - cfYv al patntp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19

books and other articles have greatly
cheaper than they are? All otheT
diminished in price.
The Committee on Education and the
! House have watched over the interests
of the people against the book trust
The very logic of the situation shows
the integrity of the members OF the
| House. There is no money for them in
the side they have taken. Give the
members of the Legislature credit Tor
integrity, at any rate.
Yours respectfully,
p. w. MORRIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19

NV YoEN, Fe0Fuary- '-N00eF'
Nl ~" tbe father OF Madge NorSe,
~ ~, 'U 20 murdered last night in Phil
VIZ 49, "to bstsI bv j. Is. Gentry, went 10
a'e. 80. 4, ro.aay 10 bring home the body
~ ~ daDqhter. Mrs. Drysdale and
OF Us .ai~ing children are Frustrated
nsv - Medge was the eldest Of
VIZ ar1dren- two BOYS and two girls,
Ieu1 as ,vbom we're born 10 Dunterm-
.nIee e-,.i.,d The family came 10 this
me- 49,, efteep years ago. For seven
Years Mr.. Drysdale has oes pee az, s.av '
irg salesman for Leonard street I'm
porting house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19

Charles Burdette Hart, editor of the
Wheeling Intelligencer, the organ of
the American Book Co. and the Re
publican party of this State has been
sat down upon in rather an UnceremC-
NOUS manner by his brother Republic
cans in the House of Delegates. Charles
Burdet-e intimated that Speaker Ed
wards and Chairman Norris. of the
Educational Committee, were owned by
q rival book concern, ID. C. Heath &
Co.. and were determined to throw
Haryey's Grammars out of the schools
and put i'm Hydes instead. He talked in
his paper pretty freely about bribery
and scandal and succeeded in down
ing the Speaker and his book com
pany. So on Thursday last the
Speaker called Delegate Clark to the
chair and introduced a resolution
which declared Brother Harris criti-
cism false and censured that gentle
man severely. We have no objections
to the Speaker ana the Intelligencer
keeping up this family row until one
or the other or both are annihilated,
but it is dragging the State Legislature
down to a pretty low ebb.-Hamp-
shire Review.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
FOR r LENT.
TO LET.

Business property 1854 Market street tsu
location in the city for feed store. ,'1 pep
month.
store room and dwelling 1907 Main street.
new front. with front entrance 10 dive. ..- +.
desired. 81 9 per month.
store room ana dwelling 2lll Main -r..
s20 por month.
store room and dwelling 91lS Cha1uues.r.-.
81 80 per month
Modern roomed dwelling 81 Sixteenth ST..
eil.67 per month.
Modern 10 rO0med dwelling 80 .'0ur. .s
property Of the late w. II. Robinson r.tI ~
Acres Of land, fine orchard. ct q |.H- t..
roomed dwelling on motor lHe and N4.
tionSl Road. only few minutes from Ns c.y.
S25 per month.
6rOomed dwelling, 81 South Front 81 CD
per month.
rOomed dwelling, l2j Fourteenth stree. 81
per month.
roomed dwelling rs Fourteenth street. o.,
roomed dwelling. modern, D. south hu'o1
street: az per monJ.
6roomed dwelling. -li} Cbapiine street t.'.
Modern roOmel uat, SD
) rooms sec nj iooL Ii Virginia street N.'.
gases and wSter, Al; siL
, roomed dwelling, 1920 Eo0 street: slJ
roomed dwelling. 50 ID Jacob street. s.N
-oomed dwelling. 300 W GODS street ,'
5roomed dwelling, rs south Wabash ST.. iI
3 roomsd dwelling, y. Wabash tiU.
D TO nus - Thirteenth street; ,lt
4roomed dwelling 2jiJ Market So.
4roomed dwelling 1864 Hi-h s.
roomed dwelling, .343 Acloil0rh st-eet q
3 rooms, @GjS Market, 3d. second 1lor
rooms. 21f5 Chauline. second floor. s.
3roomS, los Virginia street. Is.
rooms, II Zane street -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-19
FOR SALE!

South Front street property-We have three
fine residences with from six TO ten rooms,
with all modern COW nieuces, az remarkably
low prices; possession April lst
We have tue only desirable lot left on South
Front street. - sell AT bargain.
Store and dwelling on the corner OF Penn and
Vermont streets At "a surprising low price: this
is good business stand; lGos II up.
South Broadway lot, At a bargain II taken at
once.
South Huron street house aud lot for $1,000
or easy terms; also lot 25Xlu0 feet at bargain.
$3.50 buys h use Of four rooms In good repair
on MCColoch street III sold this week, near
Fourteenth street.
$500 buys house and lot ON North Market
street also one at McColloch and Thir;y-third
streets; these are extra bargains.
s. 200 buys house OF light rooms, attic, cellar.
lot 5OXlOO, on rhirty-alth street; terms slOJ
cash, the baiaucs on monthly payments Ike
rent, this IL snap. don't delay; co Ne az once.
Virginia street-We have four houses, rang
Ing from - 100 upward.
Zane street-We have three houses to sell on
easy payments.
Maryland stteet-A desirable seven roomed
house with ali conyeniences; lot 6O1l3J; price
$4,000.
North Front street residence Of efght rooms.
with all conyeniences. 10 60X2N, river front at
a surprising low price; viii give eight years
tme 10 pay for It.
North Yot: street building lots-We have
four houses to be sold at reduced prices.
Eighteenth street 10 use OF SIX rooms lot 40
feet front. al bargain.
Tho Wise residence on the corner OF Main
and Eighth streets; 10 mas nine rooms, lot 3
feet front: desirable 10 every way; will give
eight years time 70 pay TO- IL.
Money TO Loan-s20j, 1870, $780, 800, 5000
sl,OOJ 5000.