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New York Weekly BANK statement.

New YORK, January 5.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes: Reserve increase, 1898, 200; loans
increase. S743, GOO; specie increase, 81, l06,-
100; legal tenders decrease, 1924, 100; de-
posts Increase, 1866 400; circulation in
crease, Sl1O, 400. The banks now hold S33,
S62, $50 in excess of the requirements of
the % per cent rule.
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IlXE sTOOh.

Curc,eo. January 5.-Cattle - Steers
cola from g 10 to So 90; stockers and
feeders from - - TO IS 70, and cows from
Il 80 20 s. 20.
Hogs-Common to choice light sold at
A. -5at3O. and tina range from heavy grades
beinq 81 3Oa4 20. The popular prices for
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WHEELING DAILY REGISTER MONDAY. JANUARY Z 1895

and Virginia, $40; Doadwood. 30; Gould
and Curry, 30; Hale and Norcross, lO5;
Homestake, 1910; Iron Silver -; Mex
lean, 70; Ontario, So; Ophir, $50; Ply
mouth, p; Quicksilver, $50; GO. pre-
Ierred, 1850; Sierra Nevada, 50; Standard,
$50; Union Cor. 10: Yellow Jacket 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-07

-'-1.ni70 Rot Drops
What q Funny NamoI
fe.y True, bgt lt Kills An Pair.
ooid EvsrsOwhers. Ever Day
Without EolisF, There is No Paul
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The Metal NIsrxas

NEW YORK. January 5. Pig Iron, dulli
scotch sl9 OOa20 90; American 81 5Oal3 90
Tin plates dull. Copper strong. Lead,
quiet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-07

T1oR sALE-FoR RENT AND FOR SALE
sards. a. REsIsTEK Counting Room
" EEDs AND DEEDS or TRUST PRlNTE
~ Gzd ferEals 81 the REaI sTEk Gee.
rICp SALE INp FOR RENT CARDS AT
ErsIs-EK C0uatinE Rooms eta. eAoa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-07

town OF Weston are in favor OF the
election Of Stephen B. Eklns TO the
position OF United States Senator as
successor % !. y. Camden:
r. Sc Watterma9 r. r. Fleming,
Thomas W. Egan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-07
Leave Whesling. Leave Elm Grove.
tDalIy except Sunday

Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm drove
at S:43 g In. and Wheeling 60 l2.H p. N.
TFniBs No. 3. 8, IA and " connect VITA Eerd.a
line for Triad elphis. Herdic leaves Irisdst-
phia for Elm Grove A. $3.50 s.. NJ. 1.3o - N.
T. sc - m. aRde.l0 2. "a. Daily, except sun
days and Saturdays herdic. will connect with
tram No. 81. leaving Wheeling at II 90 p. m.
Sundays herdic leaves Trisdel Phia at9:0J a.
IN 100 =. IN. 6:3s p. m. .spi connects with
trains No. :. l4and % frou Wheeling.
IL. Z. EEISGERBER, Gen. Manage
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.NHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
ON and after Sunday December ID, 1894, Pas
3euger Trains will run az follows: fDaHy.
+Dailv except Sunday. Central time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-07

Grafton express, lO:a H. MOhu"I '"'''
AKEIVE
From New Yo.s, Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington. S:l5 a. IN. daily.
Cumberland accommodation, 800 p. m, sE-
cept sunday. ,,
Grafton accommodate lO:l5 a. M daily.
Moundsyille accommodation, 1907 a. No. ana
IL: 50 D. NJ, except sunday, and I'D p NJ s-'
urday only. nm d.ilv
Gr5fton sTp press, 500 p. m, Monday only.
WHEELING ANDPlTTsBURG DIVISION.
For P.ttsburg Washington. Baltimore PM
adelphia aud New York, 800 a. No. aas D. " %
For Pittsburg. 7:sO a IN. daily.
Pittsburg express 1870 o. m except NuhuAy'
Washiugtc n. Pa. accommodation o'O p H.
except Sunday.
From New York. Philaielphla' Bait more
Washington and Pittsburg, O'lO 4; M, JAM
1l:3Jp. ~, except Saturday anu 10 d. H.
Pittsburg mail. 1875 p. m, except Sunday
and $50 p. N. daily. ~ en- ~,
except Sunday.
TRANSCEND DIVISION.
For Columbus. Chicago aud the "e'J' '.'''
and 1913 a. N. daily ana f.Is p ia, -toIi
Columbus. Cincinnati ana It. LOUIS, 80
A. IN. daily and ll:4O p. m, except ''s4i'"''
and 2:35 a m Sunday only 49, nj,
St Clairsyille accommodation w.
and 4:l2 9. m, except SUNDAY. An,
Newark Accommodation ~ p. M, dally'
Saadusky Mail lO:l5 a. IN. daHy
ARRIVE. s-u-
From Chicago. 9:3j a. IN. and j:3j p M da"J'
and II ;35 O. m. daily. ,,-t..,b,,,
From St. Louis. Cincinnati ana SY4'iN0
300 a. m. and 5:3j p. m. dally ,,.,-
ST. Clairsyille accommodation ll''' d. N'
and 5.35 D. m except sunday.
Newark accommodation. ~ A. No. 'A'''
sandusky Mail 5:a5 ,. 10. daliy,
CRAS o. SCUbL,
General Passenger Agrn'
IT. LANE. T. p. Ag. wheeling W. Va
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1-oR RENT AND FOR SAFE cAE0' a
L EEsIsTEA CeesusE Ao'H-
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s tae undersigned Republicans
a chs incorporate limits Of the
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
Departure and arrival OF trains At Wheeling
Eastern time. January 8, 1895
MAIN LINE EAST.


For Washington.
Baltimore. Phil2 lei
phiG and New York
L45 \. N. and 2.3J p.
m, daily.
berland 40
com mOdati0n, $50 4
\ M, daily eXcepI
: Sunday.
Grafton accom- ms.
dation 2:3O p. m,
daily.
Noundsyille a c
commOdStiOn ll:3l
a. NJ, and $50 p. m.
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RAILROADS.

THE CLEVELAND, LORAlN
AND WHEELING RAILWAY COMPANY
Enective November IS, 1894. Central Time.
North Bound 1913 t36 tl2
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except Sunday. and Hoop N: SATURDAY GUY
Washington City express, 10: ~ A. H. ua''-
except n onday. ,-
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FOR Infants and Children.

"CEssoTin Is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
Known to me" H. A ARcuEn, Il. D.,
III So. Oxford St, brooklyn, \. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-07

anu StSAu1- HioUct steady - W hea P,
Higher
NEw YoaE, January 5.-Mouey on call
easy 40 lai}s per cent; last loan - per
cent; closed offered 40 l per cent. Prime
mercantile paper . tlt}{ per cent. Ster-
Ling Exchange jUll 2t ssS5 <a4SS4(. Com
uerCial bills tSSt5. Silver certificates 6Uc
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RAILWAY TjgE cam.

Arrivals and depar nres OF trains on AL
after jan. &. 1895. EXPLANATION OF REPgp.
EEcs MARKS: aDailY; sunday excepted:
Monday excepted: saturday excepted: sun,
day onlY; Saturday only. Monday only.
EeS ern Standard Time which IS one hour
earlier than Central Time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-07

"For several years have recommended
yo,ir sCastor.a and shall always continue 70
do 50 as it has Invariably produced beneficial
re9ults."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14
MRS. WICKES FREE.
Ter Husband VIII Not Throw Things at
Her ANY AOre, and She Doesn't Care if
He Doesn't Talk to Her.

CHICAGO, February 13.-Mrs. Wickes,
wife # Thomas Il. Wickes, vice presi-
dent Of the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany, was granted divorce by default
to-day in Judge Tuthll's court. Mrs.
Wickes charges her husband with hsV-
ing kicked her, throwing a glass OF wa
ter at her, striking her in the face and
throwing food at her. She also claimed
that during the last few years her hus-
band had deprived her OF the comforts
suitable to her condition in liie.and that
he had refused TO converse with her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14
TIE ACCIDENT RECORD.
a Number Of Bore or Lees serious Casu-
altios Reported.

AltAea ANopu@tSNs
George Wilson, the boy who was
burned at the Riverside steel plant, Just
after midnight yesterday. as stated In
the Register, is very badly hurt a car
had been loaded with red-hot billets,
aud when the yard engine went TO couple
10 the car they were rolled down, catch
ing young Wilson beneath them. His
cries soon brought assistance, but before
be could DO released his hand, arm ard
side were horribly burned. DR.. Meighen
was summoned aud everything done 10
make the boy comfortable. he had
frequently been told 10 stay away from
the engine, but although it was nearly
one O'CLOCK 10 the morning ne was still
playing there. 1t is very sad Tor the
family, as they sre in very poor circum-
Stances. The father had his ankle
very badly sprained earlier in the eve
ming.
3. W. Pell, while at work in Gus
Fishers planning mill az Forty-s econd
aud Jacob streets yesterday, had one Of
his fingers cut of 6y getting it caught
in tho freeser.
An aged lady, whose name could not
be learned, while walking on the pave
nent on Thirty-sixth anG Jacob streets,
late last evening, slipped and fell,
sprsining her ankle. This is very
dangerous place, several having fallen
here.
Yesterday morning q supply pipe
bursted in the cellar of Geo. Ii. E5el-
ing's drug store, which flooded the Gu
tire cellar before it was noticed. Mr..
Ebeling could not say exactly what tho
loss will be, but thinks il will reach one
hundred dollars.
A young man named William LoudIn
fell at the foot of Hsnty-fith street,
yesterday afternoon, and his head
striking stone, his skull was slightly
fractured. de was unconscious for a
short time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14

tn Intelligsncsr weakly attempts to
defend the measure 10 repudiate the
States contract with ev-Gov Wilson
auI the late Beverly Tucker, who were
employed 10 obtain West Virginia's
-hsrs OF the direct tax from the federal
government, By making a dirty partisan
attack on Mr.. Wilson, declaring that
the resolution passed by the last Lsgis-
lature granting these lawyers their leg
.dmate fees was construed to be re-
ward voted by Democratic Legislature
FOR ths ex-Govsrror's services in the
rub5rnctorial contest, when be held the
seat Ions after his term had expired
and until General Gof could be counted
ouL"
The I1tellizencsr's plan OF defending
this mean partisan scheme 70 defraud
servants Of the State Of their just wages
is proof enough Of its outrageous and
indeIe1sible Aarscter. /. all the parti-
san t.ackguarjism the lntelligeneer
can unload upon Mr.. Wilson wore
founded on fact there would still be no
reason why the late Beverly fuckers
claim should not be paid, and no
justification, whatever, OF tho effort to
eonps the State 60 repudiats its bond
given O good faith By former Legis-
'a-uro.
Iftais miserable partisan plot is car
ried out it viii result in blackusting
West Virginia among the States as
commonwealth whose f4ftn, though
pledged by statute, is subject TO tho
wbjm of every succeeding Legislature
"a State whose bond is worthless and
cvvori Of contemptamong honest men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14
SMALL Tails
MInor Il stsrI OF IutsrSts Brlshy and
PlthiiV Told

MIaor Il ,stsri OF IutsrS's Brlshy and
PlthHv Told
The Ohio Valley China Company will
resume Monday.
TIE police made an arrest, last even
ing, for begging on the streets.
THE work Of fitting up aud decora-
ting /. 0. O. 7. hall for the "Falr Of
Days" has begun.
THE broken water main on Seven
teenth street was repaired yesterday
and is now in good shape.
THERE wss fine coasting on Four
teeuth street, last night, and large
number Of young people were out enjoy
ing it.
TIE "You-Kuow" club will give d
dance at the Alert hail, OF South
Jacob street, next Tuesday nisht, Feb
ruary 18th.
MOUNTAIN CITY COUNCIL, OF the
Catholic Benevolent Legion, held It's
first meeting n it's new quarters in Han
dams Hall Tuesday evening.
As vet, tho warrants Sworr out for
the men who beat up Locks, the Wells
burg non-Union glass-wo rker, Monday
morning, at the "Pewlky" depot, have
not been executed.
TIE trustees Of lions Church have
recommended the plans Of Heningst &
Hamilton for the proposed improve
mepts, aud they will be voted on by the
congregation Sunday night
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
ter4ay TO Walter J. Phipps, a native Of
Rochester, n. Y, aged 81, ana ANNA
Kerrissn, a native OF England, aged 2Si
also to Harry WigSnd, ls,ive OF Nc
Keesuort, aged %, and Lizzie McCar-
thy, native of Pennsylvania, aged 9l.
PREPARATIONS ara being made by
Joseph A. Arkle, Assistant Adults. mt
General for the Encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, which
meets at Charleston April Sd and 4th.
The comrades at that place are making
extensive arrangements TO entertain the
visitors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14
TIE BERKELEY SPRINGS PROPERTY
The Legislature Devotes Considerable
Alteration TO the Proposed Contract,
Leasing tho Springs,


Special 10 me Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February ID
The bill legaizing the contract between
the trustees d Berkeley Springs ana
the New York syndicate, which pro-
poses to improve the Springs, came mp
on its final passage in the House TO-
DAY, and was the occasion of strong
oratorioal battle between the mombers
arrayed on either size Of She question.
Mr.. Evans, Of Berkeley, presented
the petition Of 500 people OF Morgan
county, asking that the bill be passed.
He also read some kilograms iron citl-
cent of the Springs, asking that the
Dill be not passed.
Major August w. Mcdonald. Of JEFF
ferson, who has not, heretofore, been
conspicuous "a the debates Of the House,
made one of the most eloquent and
effective speeches of the session. The
points which he made were that the
Legislature was asked 20 approve aud
validate 2 contrac. which it has never
seen aud IL could not, therefore,
saw whether it was for the
ADVANTAGE Of the State. The
State holds by its trustees the Berkeley
Springs upon certain terms prescribed
by the grantor, Lord Fairfax. The
terms reserve 10 the grantor and his
heirs one Of the springs and conveys 10
the State OF Nirs mia, for the Use oil the
public, the other sprines. The deed OF
grant has been lost, but these terms are
set forth In tne statute 10Th Hanning)
and the State is now estopped from
DENYING them. Tue Legislature
has no right to add or take from these
terms. The State accepted the terms,
and thereby contract resulted be-
tween the Erantor and the State. To
vary these terms would be TO take from
these heirs their property without due
process OF law. The legislation would
oe worse than futile. 1t could have but
ono effect. II tie lessee,
under the contract, should take
possession of the springs, both
the springs reserved Snd the others
dedicated to the public, the heirs OF
Lord Fairfax would have the right to
file their bill in 4 court OF equity and
claim that there had been forfeiture
of the property by reason Of the viola
ton Of the terms Of the grant In the
misuse of the property
The v3ta being taken o. the passage
of the bill, 1T was rejected. Senator
Catiett was among those who advocated
the leasing o. the Springs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14
THr IRON REVIVAL.

r,a reeeu. letter TO the New York
Herald Mr. lossph D. Wesks, o. Pitts
burg. s.ys that never since ne can re
msnber "bave such extensive prepa-
r,riops been made TO take full advsn-
taxa Of trade not yet in sight" He
adds however, that the engineering
offess ,.sre crowded With construction
work. " one firm that ne knows OF having
50 o00. 600 already ou its books. This,
tIesst. sin full sight. Mr.. Weeks
concludes his review with the p-ecic-
zion that "a great and almost unpre-
esdented revival 10 business will result
before aoothsr twelve months have
rolled oy
Th.sisin Iirs with recent news cores
pondsnce from Pittsburg, which gives
glowing accounts Of the erection OF
new mills and the extension Of old ones
for the production OF uapiste 10 and
around that city. John Jarretts
reason for the great revival OF the tin
plate industry is Enthusiastically
partisan one. lie says. weakly, that 10
is due 20 the confident expectation oil
the manufacturers that the high duty
will be restored. He ignores the fact
that such restoration il made at all
could not take place before the summer
oflsg-, and IN the contingency shat
majority in favor Of is should be elected
co the House Ia 1896 and that the Sen
ate ia the meantime should change iis
mirt on the subject Al. OF which con-
ti-gsnciss ara TOO remote and entirely
TOO urecarious to have any weight
whatever, with sane business men. Mr..
Mr.. jarrett nay Indulge in monopOlis-c
dreams of restoration OF tbs old duty,
but tie manufacturers are investing
their apital aud eularging their ca
pacity Ter the markets that are now
open.
AS Mr.. Joha Walker, ex-chairnaa OF
the Carnegie Steel Works, quoted 10
these columns yesterday, showed, the
iron and steel manufacturers Of
OF which DR.. Joseph D Weeks writes,
aud who are p- ,parlng for 2 great revi-
val Of business, have no fear Of the re-
ductiou Of duties, and no expectation Of
a restoration Of the iniQuicous Eckin-
ley duties. Tbs great body OF manufac-
tlrars everywhere are acting under the
assumption and wish the assurance that
there will be no serious agitation Of the
tariff for years 20 come. at least. John
Jarrett knows this II he is not as igno-
rant as ne is partisan, and it is safe 10
say that he is simply talking through
bis hat When American manufactrr-
ers can compets with the mill owners in
Wales. and get rich st it, under The OK
istiug duty, tasy will not seek TO dis
turb the counuy's industries by reopen
inc tho tariff conflict
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14
PAULINE HALL
Delights a Large Audience IL Her New
Opera "Dorcak"

Delights Large Audience H. Her New
Opera "DorcaE"
The attraction at the Opera House
last night was the viyacious and win
some singer aud actress, Pauline Hall,
10 her now operate comedy "Dorcas. "
The audience was one OF the largest and
most cultured of the season. The hu-
NOR q she piece lies in succession OF
complications resulting from two mem
bsrs Of royal families who ars betrothed,
but each unknown TO the other, ap-
pears iDcog They meet disguised as
the wiie OF an innkeeper and a private
secretary, and fall in love with each
other, after which the identity
Of each is revealed, and
all ends happily. The situations aud
the dialogue are trIfe suggestive, but
never coarse.
The piece was written by Henry Paul
ton, author OF "Erminie, and the mnslc
is Of a light and pleasing order. tbs
company is uniformly good and the
singing excellent. Mr.. Bradshaw, as
"Lubin Mugby," and Miss Davis, as
"Griselda,' made the most OF their
parts. keeping the audience in cor
.inual uproar. The singing OF Miss
Hall, Miss ST. Henry and NJ. Michele
ma was of g high ordsi and was gener-
ously applauded by the audience.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14

Should you want to exchange it for sometime 6,
at any time within year, will take it at the CO..
price you pay for it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14

TEE young Czsr's declaration thai he
win naintaic Gutocracy in Russia has
been promptly followed by a renewal
OF secret nIhilistic agitation, and, on the
side OF the govern ment, By the Old tine
harsh and brutal measures Of suppress
sion. A seditious pamphlet reminds the
new Car OF tle cheerful fact that
March Is will be the fourteenth ami
versary OF tho assassination OF his
grandfather The new reign will be
frightened back int the cruel, iron des-
potism Of Old
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Downfall ola bright student.

Hartford. Conn, February Ia
WIts-t Perry died al the Hartford Hos
pital last night. His death ends the
career OF the man who WAS said TO have
been the brightest scholar that Yale
University has graduated in the past
twenty-five years. His downfall may
be said to have begun when be was
elected representative Of Hartford 10
the General Assembly in 1888. There
be- formed vices from which ne bad
never been able to free himself, and
since then 40 had been common
drunkard. On bitter cold night about
week ago he wandered about the
streets drunk, ana fell exhausted IN a
vacant lot. Botn his hands and feet
were frozen when be was found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14

DUSCH-Mouday evening. February llth
1879 at D o'clock, ~ her residence Elm
Grove. MARY, wife Of Anthony busch, In Tue
a3i year OF her age.
Requiem mass at St. Alphonsus Church
Thursday morning at o'clock. Funeral from
the essdeuee IN Elm Grove Thursday Afternoon
At 8 O'Clock. Friends ofthe family are re- pect-
fully invited to attend. Interment at Nj Cal
vary cemetery.
FISEND-Weduesda afternoon ~ SO
O'Clock. CHARLES. infant son OF CHARLES sns
Rose Wei,end, aged month and Il days.
Fruer1l from residence % grandfather, David
Gerwin. 38} Main street, this Thursday after
noon a. g o'clock. Friends OF the family re
specially invited TO attend. Intermsnt AZ Mt
calvary cemetery
SMITH-On "Wednesday, February l3, 1925, q
1895 O'Clock, HARVEY, son Of Samuel l.. Smith
aged years 4mon.ns, days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14
4 METHODIST MINISTER
Cured of Bronchial Affec-
tions, Dyspepsia and Rheu-
mataSm.

The Rev. A. p. McNutt, Paste. Of NJ. E.Churcn'
Bradpsr. Wood county. o., was serlously al,
1ictsd with bronchial affections. dyspepsia aug
rheumatisra. during the last few years, to sven
an avtspt that no wac lncApacitated Tor ms
','s-iesI dutier lie commenced TO use Neno
ELEcrRrC FUN aai CURATIVE SYRUP, the se t-
rs~i5Iv tbat he returned TO his charge In two
weeks so overjoye1 with the success c. the
No treatment. AFTER every thing clso Z sd
aid tAat no mentioned his So edy recovery
Z, hraltntS Gi, ccBere altos, anu ieccmmei'1-
"a rorrv Others 10 use Neno's remedies. The
Cu-luve syrup is made from he famous
ilsrdrinsod mineral water and IS the quickest
cure in the world for nervousness, dyspsPsls'
weakness. poor appetite, sleeplessneSs. and
female yyeak uess9s. and WHEN used with Neno 5
4 ectric Fluid. viii certainly cure rheumatism,
mmbago, sciauca, neuralgia, ana al Senes eAu
neips. price. 80 cents per bottle. Sold with a
guarautese to cure or refund the money b.
GOETHE. the druggist
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14
Me.tNrrlnla Fesslons

Sre-.-. no .l- i.Ie
WAsWNGroN. FEBRUARY 13.-The
following Vest Virginia pensions have
been issued:
Reissue-Ioho A. Lynn, Fettorman,
Taylor county; Ezra Anderson, BeadY,
Roare county; Jonathan HutJier, Park
ersburg, Wood county; Samuel II. Ar
tuur. New Cumberland, Hancock cOun-
O.; John b. Waugh, Beverly, Randolph
county.
decentralization Flick, Rees' Tan
merry, Mineral county.
Ofigual-S2muei Trump, New Cum
beviauj. Hancock county; John y.
Eaton. Seaueau, BoaUe county; VIM.
Mungan. deceased, Lewiston, Kanawhs
county.
Orig lai wi6cws, etc.-Mary 4. Ma
soa, Elizabeth, Writ county; minor OF
Jonathan Hicks, Upland, N.s1n ooun-
tv. minors Of Abisha Clark, ParSers-
burg. Wood county; Mary Mungsu
Lewiston, Kanawha county; Sarah d.
Stafford, Parkersburg, Wood county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14
Tn Incronse ClrcuIRtion.

New YORK, February 13.-The Book
Committee Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church is 10 session to-day at the Meth
odist Book Concern, No. $50 Filth ave-
nue.. They are considering their annual
reports and devlsing plans for the in
creased circulation OF their papers and
magazines, which now have over 3,0O0.-
600 readers. The committee will end
its labofs on Friday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14
SAYS TIE LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
The Ohio Statute Prohibiting the sale
of COnvict-Msdo Goods Impeacbod.

CLEVELAND, o., February l3.-JudRe
Noble in Common Pleas Court to-day
handed down a decision which i'm
peaches the consttutionaitY Of the
Ohio statute, making II unlawful TO
sell conVict-make goods man actul I'D
in the prisons Of other States without
first obtaining iicenae from ID Sacrs-
tary of State, Of Ohio.
Judge Noble held that the constitu-
tion OF the United States reposed all
power to regulate 'uter-S ate Commerce
10 Congress, and any State law which
iGterleres IN Interstate Commerce was
Lnconstitutionsl. The law compelling
the sale OF goods made in another State,
TO DE licensed, while goods made In
Ohio, were unburdened, was dscrimi-
nation and the court held uncUnstitu-
tional.