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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10

-.A.. the attention % the legislature 10
.W governing assurances companies.
a THAI careful attention be given TO
lmeulauOus OF the Auditor. For
- number of years, West Virginia
rH au unenviaOle u0r0rietv bv rea-
-er issuing "Wi.u eau" insurance
s
.eest people come O. this State, ap-
.r- charter, obtain jJ and over the
and 0v the authority % this state.
INTO o,ber State aud DO business.
anne OF thc State is hurt 0y their dis
dealings. The Secretary Of State.
- mo law as TO forming corporations
he'd with, has no Opt,Qu out 90 issue
rlr He cannot know what use
made of the corporation authorized
- ODD begin business. The law should
r-tI SO us 10 take away from the
-r of State the power 20 issue iu-
charters until after examination
.-ova. 0y the Auditor, or some other
, empowered 10 make examination
financial standing. The Auditor
have absolute power 10 wind up
-.9s which are found 20 be insolvent.
... ...y earnestly agree with the Auditor
whole insurance law be revised.
entirely out of date and behind the
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BUILDING AND LOAN CONCERNS

''.ei.J7 for More Careful supervision
. such Crgan.zsrions-Abus That
SsV Exist
-.s an era Of Building and Loan As
e1s Honestly aud conservatively
et they are Of great and peculiar
'-.-. To- the people. When they are not
11-age5, from the fact that they deal
r with the people who DO not under
--- -1s details Of business, and who are
.-.-e 20 bear financial losses, they cause
'''-. ana lasting harm. As the law now
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
TIE PEER OF HER SISTERS,

SALT RHEUM often appears in cold
weather, attacking the palms of the
hands and other parts OF the body.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood
purifier, cures salt rheum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
,29 MARKET STREE
REsL EsTATE FQR SALE.

No. 13I Sixteenth street., S room brick.
NO. 1900 ChapliHe street, line residence.
No. 81 south BROADWAY fine residence.
No. 1913 Fourteenth street, nne residence.
No. 105 Zano street, Island, fine residence.
Two fine lots on South Broadway, Island.
Fine building lots in Pleasant Valley.
The John w. Mcclure homestead. cor
ner OF South Front and Ohio streets, a. a
reduced figure.
A desirable residence property, No. 30 Ia
diana street; rooms; modern.
Nos. 1876, les and $50 South Pean street;
No. 90 N. Wabash greet Island, two
story frame dwelling Of o rooms. Lot 3OrlIJ
feet.
Nos. 22I6 and 22iS Market street, n
double brick dwelling,a property ofSr rooms each
No. ~ n. Wabash street, Island, 2story
frame dwelling Of rooms; water Oh both
No 2seI Eofr street, 2-story frame dwell
ing of6 rooms; hall lot, No. 50. No. Il, 25TlSo
No. 5as d ain streot, 2-story brick dwelling
OF "A rooms. 900
A frame house on McColoch street for $500.
MONEY TO LOAN.
ID TNEET TpT 2r TIA TT7M.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
DARN FOR SALE.

Il The sale OF that valuable farm known as
the George Sawtell farm has been adjourned
until Saturday, the 18TH day Of January. 1895,
ssle to begin at 10 o'clock a. m, at the front
door Of the Court House OF Ohio county. West
Virginia. The land may be divided and sold
in two separate tracts, or as a whole, as the
parties in interest may eject on day OF sale.
vided as follows: All or the landlying west OF
the Cherry Hill road, supposed TO be about
seventy-f five acres, IN one tract, AID the balance
or the farm, lying east Of said Cherry Hill road,
supposed TO be about one hundred anc eighty
one acres IN the other tract
Terms OF SALE-Oue-thiTd cash, or as much
more as the purchaser may elect TO pay, on day
OF sale aud the remainder in two equal annual
payments, with interest lien 20 be retained on
land to secure the deferred parments.
!. L. SAWTELL.
J. L. HOOTON.
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...f property Of its citizens, whether
..u r private
Muster rolls and records of the sol
.r served iu the Union Army dur
war are worn out and In many in-
....eile-i1.e. These records should
and printed.
NEST VIEGNIAs DIRECT TAX.
nils State has not been fairly treated IN
- CD have refunded 90 it, the
r.c under the Direct Tax Refund
amount due % as is $751;, 316.s&
-s Is no reasonable excuse for its
ueut When the claim was pre-
oor the act OF Congress, the
er refused 90 pay the same, Civ
reasons therefor, that Virginia
the National Government "a large
money which should ue an Of
inst West Virginia on account OF
ealte-U1r Liabilities. The Attor-
ar5 under Mr. Harrison S admin
stained the views of the Comp
..f the sum of 2l55, gi>.15 due this
-.s -etC1 ON account of Nrgiula's
... The Genera. Government
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10

HooD's PILLS are the best after-din-
ner pills; assist digestion, cure head
ache. csc.
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IN CONCLUSION.

l am well aware that the difference in
political faiths between the majority Of the
Legislature and the Governor of this State
has been expected TO cause strained rela-
lions between the departments, and it has
been expected that l would interpose oblec-
tious to legislation passed by the majority,
whatever might be the character OF that
legislation. / wish to impress upon the
Legislature that such is not my disposi.
tion. Whilst holding vigorously TO the
political doctrines Of the minority, have
long since learned that all the patriotism
does not lie Ia one party 10 the exclusion
Of the other, and that whilst pursuing diff
ferent paths, both parties are striving for
the same end, the good of the State,
Knowing that my ultimate aim in official
matters is the good Of the State, and be-
Heving that the majority Of the Legisla-
ture has the same end in view, any lesisla-
tion enacted bv it will be looked upon by
me with the greatest respect, whatever
may be my personal views. If l believe
that such legislation is wise, and for the
well-Oelng and advancement Of the State,
II will be approved by me, and whatever
influence | may have will be eXert9d TO its
full, free and honest execution. On the
other hand, If believe that such legisla-
tion is not wholesome for the State, l
little or much.
Believing that the same feeling animates
this Legislature, L cheerfully look for
ward TO your work, and hope that your
labors will have the effect of assisting
largely in making this State
THE PEER OF HER SISTERS,
in material prosperity, and in the intelli-
gence and patriotism Of her citizens. 1t
seems to me that this task, for this genera
ton, will be easy, as the State has within
her borders nearly everything which can
make people happy, or State powerful.
No State will respond more rapidly in
material progress to good legislation and
my approval or disapprOval OF any act Of
the Legislature will have for its sole object
the welfare of our young, vigorous, and
growing State.
Ia conclusion, wish each of you pleas
ant session and a safe return to your homes.
WM. y. MACCORKLE,
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J. C. HEnvEr. Auctiouaer' deSiri
TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIR-


4 tue OF n deed OF trust made by Samuel
Jennings and wife 10 ne, as Trustee, dated
April 10Th, 1872, and recorded In the office Of
the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia, book No. 49, page 81 will, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1895, az 10
o'clock a. NJ, sell At Public Auction, at the
North Front Door OF the Court House OF said
County, the West sixteen 90 feet or there
abouts OF the East one-haf OF lot numbered
s!xty-eight t65), in that part OF the City Of
Wheeling known rs the Fourth Ward, front
ing on the South side OF Eighteenth Street and
running, with equal width, from Eighteenth
Street. Southwardly, to the North line OF j.
Chisnell's property, together with the Two
story brick house thereon, being the same
property conveyed to said Samuel Jennings by
Guy r. c. Allen, Special Commissioner. by
deed dated April 18th 1892, and recorded in
the Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court OF
Quo County. West Virginia.
Terms o; Saie-One-third OF the purchase
money and so much more as the purchaser
may elect cash on the day OF sale, and the res--
due in two equal insIallments, payable re-
spectlvely in one and two years from the day
Of sale, with interest from that day, the de.
ferred installments to be secured by deed Of
trust and insurance.
de2si GEO. J. MATEISON. Trustee.
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eled and uninterfered with by any other
influence than the desire for the supreme
good of the land. We must concede, how
ever, that the we'll guarded ballot sur
rounded by system of laws Furnishing
any one for violating its sanctity is OF great
benefit.
THE AUSTRALIAN BALLOT SYSTEM,
although very many ways have been de-
vlsed 10 defeatits provisions, and TO sue
cessfully land the corrupt vote in the ball
lot box, must be recognized as great step
forward in the way of pure elections. 1t
has certainly done away with some of the
most apparent evils of our electoral sys-
TEN.
AS we plainly see that hedging the bal
lot box with difficulties in the way of the
seduced voter has been step forward in
the path of purer elections, so do believe
that increased penalties for the infraction
OF the election laws will have potent eff
feet. l do not mean by the above state
ments to express the opinion that
the republican form Of government
is a failure, but to call attention to
the fact that in our absorption in material
affairs. and immersed as we are in our
American idea of succeeding in all our un-
dertakings we have lost sight of some Of
our fundamental ideas, ana have allowed
ABUSES 10 fasten themselves upon our cleo
toral system. We should hasten to reform
these abuses and punish those who have
debauched the ballot box and corrupted the
public opinion.
To that end, l recommend that the pres
ent penalty for the sale OF q vote at an cleo
ton be- done away with, ard that in lieu
thereof there shall be substituted the dis.
franchisement and ineligibility to o.ice of
voter found guilty Of selling his vote.
This penalty, backed by a strong,
HONEST, PUBLIC OPINION,
will have good effect in this State and
country. The penitentiary is the penalty
to-day for this crime, but the penitentiary
has no terrors for a man bad enough 10 sell
his vote. Let him VINO commits this great
crime aud sells his birthright be political
Pariah. The living exhibit of one having
no part or lot IN the government of his
country, standing silent and powerless on
the day when the citizen should be ST.
preme, will be more terrible than iu0ar-
CeratiOn in the penitentiary. lmprison-
ment has been tried, and despite the
penalty of the prison this appalling evil
is, day by day, spreading more widely
over the country ana sinking deeper into
the life of the people. Truth and good
taste direct me TO say that these words are
not intended for Legislature differing
from me in political faith, but would have
been spoken Just as earnestly to body
composed OF majority Of my own political
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10

....aH. TIC n NaA'A-
ar8 under Mr.. Harrison admin
stained the views of the Comp
...f rCe sam of 2l55. gto.t2 due THIS
-. SEQ on ON account of Nirginia's
le Genera. Government.
l2d AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
-..r.rs Referring 90 Them Very met
.rs-iIeht Taxes PAID GA an I'm
.. amount az Busine Transacted.
v la reference 10 telegraph and
... .euoaules is very deficient aud
nc provisions providing that those
shall pay into the Treasury
two per cent. on the gross amount
ss and frsiEbts, or receipts for
hes aud messages, is not fair 10 the
r-s whole amount of State taxes
. Albums Express Company
...t Id fris state ro the small sum OF
.-f from The United = IS tX-
...ulrr t0 ss>-lO. and one state
e-raDl companies amounted 20
-- business carried on by these IN
no wei. known, and 10 rs plain
..r ..H immense aaANAAt ga
-.... is received by these cOmpan-
.- ..1-.- .ar greater tax 10 the
.-rr...s
...-.sI sv the county officers Is
.r.. ac1 nor iu auyW.se COM
w.- tle amount OF business
......na..es tl lt is not ldir 10
.-s #r tie State t1at these
.....t make as much money as
.- ira such am immense busi-
-r ru from wear 90 year,
.... amount OF taE. SuCl
.-rrl.r., realize would re-
..... ma investment In
.r f.s tax wound then
......
..s-,,r. stra- axrross.
.......... ..,-rrarfss shall
-, rhs Raqri of
....- -r, same detail as
H-uc Works assess
-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

WILL SELL ON EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w for city property good farm three miles
from the city. Enquire OF T. S. RILEY. Attor-
ney-at-Law, No 1913 Chapline street, Wheel
ing w. Va. oc6e4dh
DoR SALE NEW RESIDENCE. JUST
Il completed. on North Front street. con-
tanning u rooms hall and bath room. House
has full basement. containing cellar, coal GEL
lar. laundry aud drying room. Also, two lots
near Zane. Lots front on both Huron and
Wabash streets. Inquire at the MUTUAL
SAVINGS BANK, No l52l Market street.
de.a)WsAd
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LlOR RENT-BRICK DWELLING, l0ji Chap
IL line street. Inquire at this Office. Pos
session April lst. Ja5edh
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FOR SALE.

Fourroomed cottage at 90 North York street
large lot, desirable property, for el,15O.
Business property in central part Of city that
will pay handsome income as An investment.
Fous-rsomed house, 23i6 McColloch street
for $500.
ket street, between Eighth and Ninth; splendid
location; low price.
Eight-roomed house, with three-roomed teRe-
ment house in rear; full lot, 50Xl2O, in good re-
pair, for s. 500. The lot is worth 5000 without
any Improvements on it; will pay as Investment
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NESBITT & DEV1NEs
1872 Market SSreeL
Telephone Ca
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ToR RENT-ONE FIyE.ROOM BRICK, No.
IL 63 Eleventh street Possession given april
lst INQUIRE At this Office la6edh
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FOR RENT.

DIOR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS AT
II the Register Counting Room. sc each.
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NOR RENT-STORE ROOM No. 1850 Market
u street Apply GEO. BUSCH. JaGedh
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- nOrNDARY -. !.

This important case is progressing as
well as its nature will admit The inter-
ests of West Virginia are carefully pro-
tected by the Attorney General of the
State, aud by Mossrs. Price aud Flour
nov, who, under appointment of Cover
nor Fleming, have special charge of the
case. I recommend that the appropria-
tons asked FOR by counsel, be made, as
they are absolutely necessary, aud this
case is Of great Importance TO West Vir-
Eiuia
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-03-15
New County Chat.

Tamaqua wants to join Quay county.
The new Grow county movement wont
catch many suckers.
Who said Shenandoah was anxious to
annex itself to Quay county Perhaps
we could better ourselves by doing so.
The Quay county boomers ought to sue,
coed, and the small portion taken from
Schuylkill will not be to our detriment.
With the success of the new county
movement we hope to see our old friend,
George H. Troutman, Esq, made the first
Judge.
There was time when HazletOn mer-
chants purchased nearly all their mer
chandise from Tamaqua, but that was
30 and 40 years ago. They are not doing
so now.
While the iron is hot, why not get up
another new county scheme with Shenan-
doah, Mahanoy City, Girardville and Ash
land az the principal towns in it? Ring
town would make capital county seat.
Shenandoah does not need to join the
new county movement for the sake of the
offices. Jack" McCarty, of the Sentinel,
former resident of this place, will be
one of the first Commissioners of the new
county.
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Slaughtered by Cold prosneotor..

VANCOUVER B. c., MarchI5.-The Mic
vera brings an account frYin the distant
gold fields of western AYstralia of the ar
rest of band OF proSpG6tors who claim to
have found hlll containing large quanti-
ties of gold, Thcy left Coolgardie on Dec,
l. A few weGks ago DR.. Robertson, one
of the prosp9Ctors, returned and confessed
to the police that after discovering the
gold theyCfound that party of blacks had
stolen their provisions The prospectors
pursued them to their villages and butch
cred Che entire encampment, shooting the
meR women and children. All the mur-
derers have been arrested.
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SAN FRANCISCO. March 15--Among the
passengers who arrived on the steamer
from Australia are Captain n. p. Sjogren,
of the American bark Sarah S Ridgeway,
his wife and four of the vessels sailors.
The vessel, after having been dismasted in
a terrible hurricane at sea, was driven on
a great barrier reef off the Auckland coast
and dashed to pieces. Three members of,
the vessels crew were washed overboaEd
and drowned. Captain Sjogren, his %iife
and four surviving sailors put to SEX in a
small boat, and after three days they eff
fected landing on Lady Elliot/Island,
whence they were taken to Sidney.
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pecidcd AgnInst NJ. CoqueIIn.

PARIS, March 15-The civil court, be-
fore which was tried the action of the
Comedie Franchise against NJ. CoqUelin,
growing out of the latter's engaging with
Sarah Bernhardt, has decided against NJ
Coquelin, who was condemned by the court
for breach of contract to pay SEQ francs
every night he performs on any stage other
than that of the Comedie Francaise. He
was also condemed to pay the costs of the
action. The court reserves the right to
pass a fresh Judgment after thirty nights.
NJ. Coquelin will appeal from the decision.
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RETICENCE n WALgENBURG


Dimoulty in Locating the Men Who
Lynchod Five Italians.
PUEBLO, Colo, March l5.--A warm wind
at Walsenburg yesterday melted the snow
very rapidly and dried the earth SO chat
searching parties again set out to hunt for
the two Italians killed by the mob Tues
day night, of whom no trace has yet been
found. Quiet reigns, but the extreme
closemouthedness that has characterized
everybody in Walscnburg and Rouse since
the mob did its fatal work still continues.
There is no doubt but that very consid-
erable number of people know thoroughly
well who did the killing, but they know
too well
Walsenburg has for years been a rather
hard town, with an element that occasion
ally shows its teeth and uses its guns.
These men are of more or less promi-
nence, and as it is believed they did the
work, no one darcs to say so or aclznowl-
edge any cognizance of the participants
for fear of being himself used as as target
Notorious Bob Ford, slayer of Jesse
James, ran dance hall in the town OF
Walsenburg for several years Six of his
pals from that place are now in the state
prison for various crimes, but others are
still on hand.
Walsenberg is a hamlet of about 1,0OC
people, with coal mines and miners at hel
doors on every side, and the turbulent ele
ment is therefore large, and especially
since the strike of last summer, aftei
which many miners who were steady and
had accumulated some property moved
away
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Fort WAYNE, Ind, March 10 The
Street Railway Employees union some
time ago made complaint against the Citi-
zens' street railway of this city, claiming
an employe had been discharged for be-
longing to labor union which is against
the state law Yesterday Judge O'Rourke
sustained motion to quash tine indict-
ment. The judge holds the statute con-
stitutional, but defective in wording and
construction. The decision, if sustained,
makes the state law imperative and void
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Relief in SIX Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the New
Great South American Kidney Cure. u
This new remedy is a great surprise on
account Of its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys
back and every part of the urinary pas
sages in male or female. 1t relieves re
tention of water and pain in passing il
almost Immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold
at the City Pharmacy, 107 S. Main ST..
next door to the post Office, Shenandoah
Pa. 19-3m
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THIRD EDITION
PENCIL POINTS.
Local News GleanlngS Condensed fol-
HaSty PeruSal.

Hasty PeruSal.
Muddy streets.
La grippe is abating.
Many bad pavements.
Base ball talk already.
Peddlers are on the run.
Plenty of empty houses.
St. Patrick's day-Sunday.
Shad in the market this week.
Winter ends on the l9Jh instant.
Southern garden "sass" coming.
Too early yet to think of picnics.
Spring goods are being displayed.
'Tis hard to collect taxes just now.
The fitting season is near at hand.
The frost is not very deep in the ground
Don't get discouraged; better times
ahead.
The liquor men are organizing for pro
lection.
Farmers are busy hauling manure to
their fields.
Some people are already moving into
new habitations.
Our local fishermen are getting their
fishing tackle together.
Eggs have taken tumble. They are
now cheaper than meat.
Oranges, of good quality, are plenty in
our markets and cheap, TOO.
People should beware of frozen fist
that have become thawed out. They
are unfit to eat.
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sPAIN's MISSING WAR VESSEL
stillNo Definite News Regarding the Reina
Regente's Fate.

Regente's rate.
MADRID, March 15.-Several British war
ships have left Gibraltar in search of the
missing Reina Regente One report cur
rent here is that she was found by Brit
ish vessel in a disabled condition off the
African coast.
In the chamber of Deputies replying to
questions, Prime Minister Sagasta said
that kilograms announcing the wreckage
of vessels at various places along the coast
had been received, and that, though the
government had no positive news regard
ing the Reina Regenta beyond the fact
that she had sailed from Tangier, he feared
that the vessel had been lost
The belief, which is hourly growing
stronger, that the vessel will never again
be heard from, has created a feeling of
| CONSERVATION throughout the country. In
| Cadiz and Carthagena, where most of the
crew belonged, the excitement and anxiety
| is intense.
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perhaps you would not think So but a
very large proportion of diseases in New
York comes from carelessness about catch
lug cold" says DIR. Syrus Edison. 1T is
such a simple thing and so common that
very few people, unless it is a case Of
pneumonia, pay any attention to cold.
New York is one of the healthiest places
on the Atlantic Coast and yet there are a
great many cases of catarrh and con
sumption which have their origin in this
NEGLECT Of the simplest precautiOn of
every day life. The most sensible advice
is when you have one get rid of il as soon
az possible By all means 10 not neglect
II DIR Edison does not tell you how tO
cure u cold bnt we will. Take Cham ber-
lsiu's Cough Remedy. IL will relieve the
lungs, lit eXpsctoration open the secre'
t'ou- ard soon effect "a permanent cure
81 and 90 cent bottles for sale by Gruhler
Br1s
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A Long Roxoott Ended.

BRoCKTON, Mass, March 15.-The fight
which has been in progress for over three
years between the Bouve- Crawford com
pany shoe manufacturers, and the Amer
lean Federation of Labor has been ended,
and circulars have been sent out announc-
ing that the national boycott has been
lifted. The trouble began in the fall OF
1891, in the lasting department of the fac
tory, when the men refused to last 1lT
pairs "A day