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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-20
CHEWING & ROSE, Agents,
No. 6 North Tenth Street.
TO LET.


Richmond. Va, Nov. 6. 1875.
T HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED r:
/ T.. CHAMLEE to conduct the retail
grocery business at No. so north Third
street southeast corner Baker,, to buy
ard sell for cash only.
nc6-15t. @. W. NUNNAAfAKER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-20
SATlRnAY- NOVEMBER 23D.

at 4:30 o'clock +. M. on the premises,
sell 10 the highest bidder, the LOT OF
GROUND on the south side OF Winder
street, commencing 81 feet east of Sum-
ter street. thence running easterly along
Winder street SO feet and running back
from said front between parallel lines
10 feet TO an alley 10 feet wide;
TERMS: Cash. l.. A. CATLIN.
nn19-7t JruSteo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-20

BY Augustine Royal & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 10 Tenth street. Manchester, Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A GOOD
/ FRAME DWELLING AND LOT
ON THE WEST SIDE OF TWELFTH
STREET, BETWEEN STOCKTON AND
EVERETT STREETS. IN THE CITY
OF MANCHESTER, ON
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1873,
at 80 o'clock p. NJ. on the premises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-20
YORK RIVER LINE. VIA WESt FoA"@'
LEAVE KIcHAOSD:

YORK RIVER LINE. VIA WESA A~'
LEAVE KICHMOSD'
aao p. NJ, LOCAL EXPRESS. daily q:
rsnt SUNDAY. Stops at all statlons. ~
iaxster Hancr connects with stase Tor
Ws 4; Es'ai. with baltimore steamer 81
w.ss F. n, BALTIMORE LIMITED.
daily except Sunday. Close connection ~
VII Point with steamer for Baltimore.
steamers leaye Baltimore r ~: ana
"Trains from West Point arrive Al Rich.
mond at 9O7 An. daily sn ad 100 A. ~
100 p. n. daily except ~ Syndan .,;v .xc.,,
tn A. r. LocAAt NEW for Wa da Point c sSS
in ,|Errst once At station foot Of Virginia
.,T Icsst oren from s A. ". to o r. ". And
"a stssiPs' y e to 100 A. -.
Cry Ticket ONCE 0oi W. " 4 s TITRjk
. = rsfic Manager. Gen. Pass; Agent
". H. 0BEEEN G snessin suDssH'endsne
cw SEciL Trav. Pass. Agent.
- 90 east Main street. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-20
CoURr SALE
OF A VALUABLE FARM AND BUILD
I\CS

In pursuance Of a decree in Mckin-
stry and Forrest vs.. Sauhle, made by the
Circuit Court of King William county,
Va, oct. Sd. 1885. the undersigned com
missioners will, on the
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DIssoLUTIoNs. OorAErNEHssHIP, sc

NOTICE AND CERTIFICATE OF
y LIMITED AND SPECIAL PART
NERSHIP.
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IesILEoADs.
EAbUARp AK LINE.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY.
NAY 1x6
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Pollard e Bagby.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
TIE DOCTORS DISAGREE
On the Plan 20 be Adopted tor Exauiuiug =
Applicants for PraotiIioners' Licenses

Ou tho Etan 20 oe adopted TOT ENAmlnlhE
Applicants for Praotitioners' Liceuses.
Spect,, % Gee Rs1,s,e-
CHARLESTON, w. VI, January Ell
A strong fight is on among the pnysi-
clans of tae State over the two bills now
pending in the Legislature, amending
the act providing for a State Board OF
Health. The bills are now before the
House Judiciary COMMITTEES, which has
been beseiged by the promoters Of the
FIRST one aud then the other of the two
oils. One OF these ellis was drafted by
tue officers Of the State Board OF Health,
and provides an amendment to the eX-
isting Iaw. which provides tor the eXami-
nation by the board of those holding
p.omas from reputable" colleges
OF medicine as well as others,
and provides further that when a
H0mWpath is 10 undergo an examina-
tion Home pathic practitioner shall
DC called in TO sit with the Board of
Health The other bill provides for
State Boavd OF Medical Examiners, not
20 supersede the State Board of Health In
the discharge OF any duty except that
of examining applicants for license 10
promoters of tue latter bill that the ex-
animation OF candidates here.
toiors has not beesi sufficiently
rigid aud that they have not been con-
Quoted in the ughtOi the progress made
iu the science of medicine; that the ply
sjcians composing the examining board
should be up TO date in the profession,
aud that they should not be encumbered
with the duty Of looking after the sanl-
tary condition of the State and other
matters concerning the general health
OF the people. This bill is objected to,
on .he other hand, for the reason that
10 fails 10 recognize hOmWDathS, ana
further, that it makes il a crime for
anyone to practice midwifery who IS
not licensed physician. A woman In
labor cannot employ a woman VINO
often attends 10 these matters
in the rural districts, where doctors are
scarce aud hard to get, aud may die Tor
want OF attention. On these two ollIS
the physicians are conducting lively
fight. aud il IS difficult 20 say what Will
be the outcome. DR.. Ewing, OF Charles
ton. President OF the State Board OF
Health, aud DR.. Baker, OF MarttnSourg,
Secretary of the Board, and number OF
other physicians Of the State have been
bafore she House COMMITTEES on the Ju-
dietary and argued the merits OF the
two bills respectively, but the commit
/ tee is taking time 10 consider the sub
/ iect carefully.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
FOR MURDER.
Harrison Huggans on Trial at New MartinS-
vile Charged with Killing Friend Garner
Last July-The Jury Secured and One
Witness Examined.
srseicl 10 ms Ksslsss-

sneeict 10 ms kss,sss-
New MARTINsvTLLE, January 21.-
The case of Harrison Huggans, william
Z. Huggans and Henry n. Huggsns,
charged with the murder OF Friend
Garner, July 20, 1894, was called in the
Circuit Court this morning. The de-
PENDANTS elected to be tried separately,
and the State selected, Harrison hug
gGns, the father of the other two de-
PENDANTS. as the one she would put on
trial first.
The case was delayed by the absence
Col. W. w. Arnett, who is one OF coGn-
sci for the defendants. Little trouble
was experienced in getting a jury. lr-
ven Ober was excused for having fixed
opinion. VIM. Teagarden because his
daughter married a cousin Of Friend
Garner, Jason Henderson, because he
is q cousin OF the defendant. ID. IL.
Long because he had fixed opinion.
The following jurors answered salts
factorily the questions propounded oY
the Court. and were sworn: y. T..
Himelrch, George Eckelberry, Isaac
Wiley, Scott Cain, w. V. Moore, VIM.
Arman, j. ]. Cain, Emanuel Rehner, j.
X. Gorby, w. j. Price, Heary Petit,
and Nicholas Barr Attorner j. w. Nc.
Intire opened by stating the case to the
Jury, and was followed by Col. Arnett,
for the defense, and prosecuting At
torney M. Il. Morris closed for the
State. Hon. b. B. Dovener Is one OF
counsel for State, and Capt. Neil
downey is assisting in the defense.
Thirty-eight witnesses were called,
sworn and separated. twenty-five for
the State and thirteen for defense.
Dr. j. w. Yeater was called. lie
told the jury about attending the de-
ceased, making examination, etc, etc.,
stating that be found three wounds on
the head and wound on right side OF
the body, and blood clot on the brain,
which ne concluded caused death.
Geo. w. Huggans, the son OF the de-
fendant, was tried at the Septembe
term OF the court. found guilty and sem
fenced for five years In the penltentlary
for participation In this case
Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock after the examina-
tion of Dr. Yeater.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
EXCITED POLICE.
Reports that the Grand Jury Has Indicted
Flfty.twO of the New York Force, Causes
General Alarm---MOst of the Indictments
for Bribery.

New York, January 2l.-More eI-
citement than the department has had
in years was created among the rank
and file of the police department to-day
when it became known that a great
number Of indictments, probably 50,
had been found by the Oyer and Ter
miner grand jury. Its said that these In
dictments are for police officials, as well
as for patrolmen AMI others, who have
testified before the LeXOw Committee,
or whose names have been brought be-
fore that body in an unfavoraole light.
Mos OF the indictments are for bribery.
Warrants are TO be issued Immediately
and the batch will be sent as soon as
they are made out TO police headquar-
ters TO be served by the central Office
detective sergeants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
ON TRIAL.
Harry Hayward, the Murderer Of Catherine
Cling, Arraigned---Will Take Week to
Get Jury.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, January SL-
The trial OF Harry HAYWARD for the
murder of Catherine Cling was formally
begun in the District Court to-day.
Fifteen minutes after the court room
doors were opened the seats were full
and the doors were closed TO the public.
Six rows in front were reserved
for women and were entirely
occupied. Harry Hayward was
brought in and went TO his seat as
blithely as II he were entering thea
tire. lie chewed gum vigorously aBd
played with his spaniel while waiting
for proceedings to begin. Judge Sea-
grave Smith, the presiding judge, soon
entered the bench, the sheriff declared
the court ia session and the trial begun.
w. w. Irwin, the criminal lawyer, al
ready well known from his connection
with the Homestead aud Debs' case,
was on the defendants side OF the
attorneys table, llanked by John
Day Smith, local attorney, who Is to
assist him. County Attorney Frank e.
Nye, brother of Nye, the humorist, and
his assistant, Albert H. Hall, were on
the other side. II was deemed signih-
cant that the attorney of Claus Blixt
sat upon the prosecutions side Of the
table. Soon after the proceedings be-
gan, Miss Julia Cling, twin sister OF the
murdered woman, entered and took a
seat not ten feet from the prisoner.
The county attorney first moved that
the case Of Bllxt be reset for February
5th and this was agreed TO by BIixts
attorney aud the first venlreman was
called for examination. He was Dane
named Nels Miller, and evlnced con-
siderable ignorance OF the story OF the
murder. The defense accepted him but
the prosecution was suspicious and ex-
amiued him at great length.
II is believed that the work OF Secur-
ing a jury will consume at least a week
A special venre has been prepared In
addition TO the regular panel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
Will Ask for "a Receiver.

SDecicl 10 The hsJtster.
WESTON, w. VA. January 21.-At a
meeting OF the creditors OF the Holly
River Lumber Company, OF Sutton,
held Saturday. 1t was mutually agreed
between the creditors and representa-
tives OF the company, that receiver
shall be asked for at the next term oil
court. This concern has one OF the lars-
est and most complete saw mills In the
State, besides owning valuable timber
land. 1t was started shortly before the
panic OF 1898, and was closed down last
November, on account Of inability TO
dlspose of It's product. II Is believed
the company can pay all 1t owes and
have something left for the stockhc!d-
ers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22

House. "and the Goveruor"-the three
last words inter'ined after the bill was
prepared, showing that the making Of
the Governor party, was an after
thought, when IL had occurred TO the
ramers OF the bill that the Governor
wou be in the minority on the Ap-
pointing Board. This bill increases the
cost Of mine inspection from 81, 500, as
IL is DOW, 10 81, 500, under the bill pro-
posing the amendment. The real pur-
pose OF the bill is TO make the mine in-
spectorS all Republican, but the change
will cost the taxpayers 81, 700 more
than IL now does.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
TERRIBLY MIsTREATED.
Richard Eugene Georges Experience on
an Oyster Dredge in Chesapeake Bay.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January 2l.-
Richard Eugene George has been
brought to this city from one OF the
lower Potomac landings where be was
found in frightful condition by the cap
tain of the river steamer Wakefield.
Both hands and feet were so badly
frost bitten that they were swollen out
of all proportions and the fash purple
and scanned with cracks. George says
that he was "Shang haied" at Baltimore
aud then taken aboard an oyster dredg-
ing sloop, where be was cruelty treated
and obliged to work at the point OF a
pistol after his feet ana hands were
frozen and were streaming with blood:
lie has been taken TO the Providence
hospital and his condition is considered
serious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
NOT A LIE WAS LOST.

The Complete List of the Saved From the
"stste of Missouri Wreck, Tallies with
the List OF Those on Board.
LOUISVILLE, KY, January 21.-
There is the strangest news from down
the river Not single man was lost In
the wrecking Of the steamer State OF
Missouri, according to the captain and
others of the crew. When Captain
Joseph f.. Conlon completed list OF
those saved, it contained the names OF
everyone on board the boat. However,
until this list was completed at eight
o'clock yesterday morning, Captain
Conlon, Engineer Willard Alekaa1ei
and other officials of the boat, were OF
the opinion that at least ten lives had
had been lost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
t ,HsHr.

.
C.....-..g. W Nt, January 2l.
n......... mos. gerluI aud touch
-t hsf.-s com-
i--
m.--.e Oh. a.T ..-- azure oI west E.r-
-...- r.. ...t.. .. Mrs. Joseph Ruff
....-.,,, bsf,rs tba
t.....,..-
- e' o. --1 '"o '''1S'-' - %
-
n..-s. l SUPPORT ol 'ue u''' ~ Is
't..- a-ue I'D. ih--'ao'eS' Hl'S'
--. Isl iae .,.--e' Slu uAS Oeeu
president Cor lve }'-rs %. loe home lot
Destitute Women ana Dl'ilreh 10 lnls
c-F. I'D tlese years Mrs, Kun
rs- -as mel ana overcome liiHeu'''es
t.- seemed ilS-tno-li-s'e' anu
t-'el sc9Uf"<sl ,.' peop'e lu' U,
Thousand, --. pia-t.c1..t ultIIeu @uu
1..-s She l1s made 10 q WonlerIul sue
cess. She has no" undertaken 10 ln-
c-ce taa legislature to establish
home ..r .He care of those uuiortunateS
who ace suffering from disease that
ctul1t -a cured. Do Tuesday Mrs.
E--.ar app red before the House
Committee .1 I.maue Institutions and
P-.r l.-s and advocated the
p-ss'fe o.. -sr c.I- Governor Mac
.a.e' mayor Staunton, Hon. Jonn b.
.'' anu .-nsts also male ma'e Az
70 oe."'o sue co'n ''',''' .u sup
t'.- OF 'ue o''.' ou' tue 90 ,,' u1's'ee re-
s-.-el 'uFe'ss'y 'p'u .,' bl'
~NpAON FED Hh THIS HAeNS'-I
i-5 Eot the comm ttees or the two
Houses together again yesterday after
-a.l aud secured the promise OF mum
-sr of gentlemen % address them.
The Gentlemen did DOT appear, and MrS.
-rNer found herself alone before a
Committee that had set Itself against
.ae '.. But ler argument was so con
va.l-r her logic SO irresistible, aud
4s.e-. so touching that she carried
Ole committee uy storm. Al the close
o. ler alpea. a vote TO report the bill
20 1-ss was carrIed unanimously
Ars. Isaiah Warren aud DR.. Harriet
a Jones, yl wheeling, also appeared
before Che committees IN behalf OF this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
Sporting Notes.

Al. c. Buckenberger will be In tne
city to-day.
Donovan, the Pittsburg fielder threat
ems to 90 into the drug business WIZ"
his brother ia Boston.
An effort Is being made BY Influential
friends OF Fred PETER 70 secure lha'
players restoration TO good standing IN
the League. w. P. Mussey. Of On'-
cago, left for New York yesterday On
that mission.
President Won der Abe, Of the 81
Louis club. denies the statement thA'
thousands OF dollars were annually 40.
stracted from salaries OF the ~. Louli
players, for fines. Won der hhe say ;
the amount retained on an average "@i
500 a year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22

their turn may come to suffer for what
they call capitalistic oppression. They
will not go out 10 repair cut linss even
at the risk OF dismissal.
Mayor Schieren has had the police
force at the disposal of the street rail-
way companies for eight days. The
men have done extra duty and the ar
duous service has told severely upon
them, considerable number having
been incapacitated.
The Board of Aldermen voted this
afternoon with not one dissenting mem
ber in approval OF memorial signed by
sixty property owners, calling upon the
street railway companies TO operate the
usual number of cars, or request the
Attorney General to bring proceedings
for the annullment Of their charters
A resolution expressing sentiments
similar TO those OF the memorial were
unanimously adopted by the Board OF
Supervisors.
The executive committee were called
to-day before the meeting to tell their
story OF the employ OF incompetent
motormen, which, it is held, imperlls
the safety OF passengers, pedes-
trians and those driving upon the
streets of the city.
These several official acts are, of
course, calculated to give encourage
ment to the strikers, whose champion,
Major McNulty, not disheartened by
the failure of mis- move in the same di-
rection last week, made application
to Judge Cullen to-day for an order upon
the street railway companies to show
cause why their charters should not be
forfeited for failure to keep the several
lines in operation. Major McNulty isa
merchant, who alleges that his business
suffers by reason OF the suspension Of
streat railway traffic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
A Miraculous Escape.
S,,etol 70 N. RsyGr.-.

WELLsBURG, w. VA, January 21.-
While A. w. Wells. an OLD gentleman,
was returning to his home in the cOun-
try in buggy this afternoon, his horse
and buggy were struck by an east bound
train, and the horse was instantly
killed and the buggy completely demol-
ished. Uncle" Wells. strange to say,
although knocked considerable dis
tauce, received but few slight bruises.
His escape from death was miraculous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
Another Trolley strike in Prospoct.

JERSEY CITY, n j., January 21.-lt
is said the en- DloyeS of the Consolidated
Traction Company in Jersey City have
decided to tie up the trolley roads in
event of the Brooklyn strike resulting
in a victory for the men. The Jersey
conductors and motormen are members
OF the Knights of Labor and are well
organized. The leaders say the Newark
employees OF the com pany will also strike
if the Brooklyn strikers win. The
company employs 1000 men in Jersey
City, operating nine lines. The men
have for several months been talking
strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
ALL OUT ON BAIL.

The supreme Court of the United states
Takes Up the Case of Debs and his
Friends.
WASHINGTON, January 21.-The Su-
preme Court Of the United States to-day
ordered that Eugene V. Debs and his
associates in Jail in Illinois be admitted
to bail in the sum of 50. 900 each. The
hearing to show cause is to be had on
the 25th of March.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
Prominent Arrivals.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, January -
Among the prominent people WS q
rived here to-day are Mrs. No. o.
sker, Of Wheeling, E. 4 s Of
Parkersburg, William 90 and
James Boser of Whe 90
Hon. Stephen r ~ fe and sis
teT-in-iaw, Mis- 40 eft last night
for Washinr
Hon. j. h .erville arrived here
last night II Wheeling; G. Z. Dorr
from Addison, and Sylvanus w. Hall
from Fairmont.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
rrrlnr to shilt the Credit.

s-s-jdI @ 90 hsJiF'er.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January al
The Intelbgencer in lame sort OF a
way. seeks 10 take from Mr.. Edmiston
the credit Of originating the resolution
passed by the lower House in relation
20 the Virginia debt question by saying
that il was drafted by Judge Okey
Johnson. The fact is, Mr.. EdmiSton
wrote the resolution before Judge OSey
Johuson knew that it was even thought
of. It seems 20 annoy the Republicans
Of the Legislature that the Democrats
should get the credit OF dispoSing or
the question, and that they had 20 fol-
low the lead of Democratic member in
this important matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22

MoUvr STERLING, KY, January 2l.
There is lare crowd in the city but
everything is quiet. Judge Cooper will
dsliver bis charge to the jury at
o,clocS this afternoon. There are 40
troops here nor have any been asked
for. No trouble is expected aud the
lyuchers Of Blair will doubtless be in
dicted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
To Make Divorce Es,y.
sDecta, 10 tas Esglss.-.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 21.-
Mr.. Morris bill to make it easy for any
enc TO get divorce from the bonds of
matrimony has passed the House and
will be reported TO the Senate to-mor-
row. II the bill becomes a law there
will be no necessity for people TO go 10
South Dakota to get divorce. West
Virginia will be ahead of all the wild
aud wolly States OF the West in her
capacity to give divorces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
Married on Horse Back.

GLEYvILLE, w. VA, January PA
few days ago an old gentleman sno
lady rode into town on horseback, ana
directly to the county clerks ot1ce.
Tbev procured q license and went to
the home of Rev. j. C. Marple, called
him out and asked him to tie tue KNOT
in the street while they remained on
their horses. The license was al right
and their age apparent, so the Knot was
,sd Immediately the groom drove
of leaving the new bride to follow
Tb.y were Joseph Lowther and Mrs.
Martha Lowther, aged 60 aud 90 re-
suectiyely, and no relation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
Result. at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, LA, January Ell
Thirty-eighth day Crescent City Jock.
ey Clubs winter meeting. Weather
rainy; strack heavy; attendance fair
First, six furlongs-Miss Lilly won;
time, 1:1sI. Second, miIe-Pearline
won, lis. Third, five and half fur
Iongs-Rasper won l:11X. Fourth,
handicap. six furlongs-Nero won
l:20J4. Fifth, seven furlOngs-IIion
won, 1897.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
MORE VIOLENCE
And BLOODSHED
Marx the History of Yesterdays Riots
in Brooklyn,
Thousands of MilitiamGn Fail to
Maintain Order.
No Progress Made in the Direction Of
Running Cars.
Many Soldiers and Policemen Taken
to Hospitals

For the First Time the Soldiers
Were Ordered to Fire Yester-
day, but Not Till After They
Had Been Banged With Rocks
and Bricks from Second Story
Windows and Housetops Till
Their Position Became Unbear-
able-No Information Concern
ing the Number Of Rioters
Wounded - The Linemen EX-
pected to Come Out To-day.
The Aldermen and Supervisors
Take Action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
Let the News paper Men In.

SDsr10 20 ~ Rs1lsisr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 21.-
A slip of the pen in the report OF the
Democratic caucus, made Mr.. Pearson,
of Braxton, supporter of Il. w. VIII
son. IL should have been w. l.. Will
son. Mr.. Mahood says be voted for MIR.
Camden, whereas be was reported as
having voted against him. BY the way,
would not be better for Democratic
Senatorial caucuses to admit newspaper
men? They could not then complain OF
mistakes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
THE BRIDE STILL FAITaFUL.
Tho story That Cassius NJ. Ciays Young
wife Had Deserted aim Positively
DenIad.

RICHMOND, KY, January 21.-Thea
story that the soung bride Of General
Cassius NJ. Clay has deserted him Is IN,
true. Whitehall was visited to-day and
a thorough investigation was made by
the representative OF the Associated
Press. The old lion is happy and the
hearts of him and his young bride are
still united in loves sweet dream
There is no jar whatever in the mansion
of the old gentleman and the false re-
ports are attributed to those VINO SO
bitterly opposed the match.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
II Looks Absurd, Indeed.

special % tts 4 ctSisT.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January al
A bul mas been Introduced IN the House
providiug that the fees Of all county
5ri,es including the clerks of the
,',,,ntv and circuit courts and the
.hartfTs. be turned into the State
treasury. over $1,000 annually. This
,edpces the pay OF sheriffS TO mere
pittance. Think OF tie sherits OF some