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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-13
Hnot previously sold at private -
'"ei "t public auction at the Courtll
Cot,.1,.. o
0aLlIdayl Sapt.nIlT Isl. 3
RINEHART & TATUM Ae---s
FOR SALE

House. rooms and hall. DOT e.l-. .
Iclh So. between Jacob and Woo.
House, I rooms and HAN, Chat.
9TH ward, $500
House. rooms 18th ST.. $500
House ~ rooms. ChuuUul ST. 20.
wheeling with large lot cheap
terms.
House. 6 rooms and hall. with 81.
fleasaAt valley S. UoO
House 5room.d cottage. Jacob s- Ga.
u Wheeling, $50
House. rooms. Centre Wheellue
House. rooms and hail bath abb
gases Jacob 81. between 18th asa
so
House. 8 rooms. 29th ST.. $3.50.
,l!,Iouse rooms. brick. EJ1 ST.. C.-.r
Wheeling. $1,000
House 9 rooms and hall. lot C0xu .
/ 18th ST., cheap, $500.
House. rooms and hall lot -axlt &.
near street car barn. cheap. tLt.I
House, rooms, uilcA, Iy1l Chaplin
Corner lot, Lind ST., 50 IT, front -
Lots in McMecuen. North Hou
Glendale, Island E-giIgtJn. Park U..
Pleasant valley and many other .-.
and near city. Cali and g-t prices
House, ) rooms. brick, corner l0.. ~ 8.
House. rooms brick lot Gs,--
Chapline ST., 5th ward Ira.
House. II rooms and store room .
st. near 2lst. lot 4iXl2J n.
House. rooms, llth ST.. N.G1
Double frame house. DO rooms and "a
room corner OF 1911 and Jacob a-- -...
for SCI per month $1,000.
House, 8 rooms, corner lot. A.h So. easy
terms. s. 400.
Lots on Lind st. Belved-ts
S275 each.
Business property on Market 81. .' r I'D
500. $500, $500, $780, $500 and tl q
loan on real estate.
NESBITT g. DEFfNr
Telephone 6l3. 1879 Market --,
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EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

LEAAANGAOlas Y A.
9th Year State Military, Scientific and Technical
School Thorough Courses in general and applied
and in Engineering. Degrees conferred
IL course: Grad: N.M.I, and Bachelor Science
in Post graf. courses, Master Science. Civil Eugin-
Ger. Al expenses, including clothing and incl
dcutGs provided at rate of 5000 per month. as -
acreage Tor the four years crc{tSfre Of OutdL
GEN SCOTT SHIpp Superintendent. 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-13
GOAL LANDS FOR SID !!
We SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION

Septcmber 25th. 800 acres finest West vir.
ginia coal land-property neutrality-suspicious.
Chesapeake x Ohio, Kanawha * Michigan
railroads ana navigable Great kauawhu
river The latter brings coal from this lis
trct 300 miles nearer Mississippi points than
Pittsburg and no TOLL is charged ON Ka-
nawha river. Four feet soft. five feet spliut.
FIVE FEET CAMEL. seven feet spliut. ten
feet coking seams are opened. EXamuu-
tion easy Splendid opportunity. Invest,
West Virginia Goals increasing I'm popularity.
due TO free water carriage, superior quality,
chcapuess Ia mining. BIDS by mall placed
Maps. descriptions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-13
TIE POSSE WAITED.
a Member Of the Cooley Gang Has Fun
With Officers.

John PastorOus Did Not Get Much
Booty at MasontOwn, But When
Citizens Started After Him He
Did Pretty Much as He Pleased,
and Then Walked Away From
Them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-13
Truth

Nothing as handsome and elegant as orr
racks can be found anywhere IN tue city.
The hall IL the first room YOU zee m house
and first sights and first Impressions ought
IN he nleasiue and inviting. One OF our SUI
perb han racks Is feast to the eye an orna-
ipent TO any house. as wen rs in tho highest
degree convenient aud useful. \ hall With
ont n rack Is almost rs badly OF as house
without a hall There's plenty Of room for
choice hero. as we show 20 different styles at
prices { % suit tGe times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-13
100 -TRADE CONDITIONs.

IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.
New York, September 12-The Iron
Age says:
There has been a little less excite
ment during the past week, and there
are indications that there may be q
temporary lull
Thus far, very little tonnage has been
placed abroad. Something has been
done in ore. but the high freights, ten
shiluugs from Mediterranean ports,
hamper business. The special besse-
mer freight markets decline to guaran-
tee ANALYSIS, SO that the business is
impossible
In the central west bessemor pig and
steel billets have been rather quiet.
There have been further sales of basic
pig. There has been some activity in
basic pig in the Eastalso, during the
past week.
The steel rail makers have decided to
make the advance fOreshadOwed by the
steady rise In raw material.
Finished material in the East in
some branches betrays a hating ten
dency. and contracts for later delivery
are sought more assiduously. The mills
are crowded for early work. but have
not taken much in the way OF fail en-
glgcments lately.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-13
LITTLE JINGLEs.
ny De SIEoLE Elm

FIN DE Steele FUN
He told her that for her dear sake
He'd climb the mountains high,
or puuee INFO the oceans depths
If need De, gladly die.
lie did not. though, say he'd be kicked
That WASN'T -n his bid,
SO when lie hard heg fathers step
He grabbed lis hat and slid.
kansas City Journal.
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a lIIILI0N DOLLAR MORTGAGE.

Tacoma. Wash. September PA
million dollar mortgage was filed with
the Auditor to-day, being given by the
Tacoma Land Company on its Tacoma
property valued at over S5,00o00Q, the
Provident Life and Trust Company, Of
Philadelphia, to secure q loan OF mill
lion dollars The proceeds are being
used I'm the construction of a 1000 ton
wheat warehouse the purchase and
Cling in OF q portion of the Tacoma
tide flats and dredging of waterways.
The loan is evidenced by an issue of
one thousand $1,000 bonds running
twenty years. bearing 8 per cent. in
fprgsl
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-THE 3-STOPy
residence, No. l107 Chaplire ef~. Li.C
occupied by Victor Roseubure -
LOUIS HORkHEIMER, ll7 Na-,i
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EOR RENT-


ENOR RENT-Furnished House. No. 100
II Fourteenth street containing 9 rooms;
both gases VIII rent for the winter
months Possession at once. Apply d. c.
LIST JR., 1922 Market street. se5h
FOR -RENT-TWO STORE ROOMS. Ad-
dress GEO. REECE, Martins Ferry, Q.
anNeVdn
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WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.,
PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIErORs.


TER YEAR. BY MAIL POSTAGE PRE-
PAID.
DAILY. SIX DAYS I'm the weei,........Ss 90
DAILY. three days De- the wee1...... q %
DAIRY. two days In the week.. 8 "
DAILY. one 1ay in the weeS.......... ! ''
WEEKLY. one year in adyance..'''' "
WEEKLY. s.x months..............'' ~
SUNDAY only. one year--.......''...' " "
SUNDAY only. six months.......-...' W
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS.
DAII.Y. per week. to- be paid weekly .
DAILY and SUNDAY. per wcek.-.... AZ
Tile DAILY win Dee delivered by car v
riers iu any other city or town al. ID
SINGLE copies Of DAILY or WEEKLY.
Tributes oil Respect and Obituary NO
tees five cents per line.
stamps of The denomination OF two
cents and less accepted for amounts less
talu one dollar.
Correspondence containing Important
news solicited from every part Of the
surrounding country.
Rejected commune ti0us VIII not be re-
turned unless accompanied by sufficient
postage.
Tho REGISTER. embracing ifs several
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WILSON 4 PAYNE, Attorneys,
EOR SRLE.

Charleston. Kunawha county. W. Va
jy25. 20, 27au13, Il 15sepl 2.l3,14
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FURNlTURe-WHlrE, HANDLEY G FOSTER.
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zR YEAR. BY NAIL POSTAGE PRE-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-28

TRENTON. y. j.. Dec. 21.-rrank ..
Briggs, one of the three men selected by
President OF the City Council Barber 20
act on the committee 10 Investigate the
various city departments. has notified
Mr.. Barber Of his inability 10 serve.
MIR. Charles T.. Green, another OF the
three selected. has also Informed Council
that he cannot act. leaving but Leslie
Piersou. the Democrat selected. the only
one who accepted Mr.. Pierson y also
part OF the municipal administration.
and this fact has caused many TO criti-
CHE his appointment. and TO hint that
be should not serve. but he has already
informed President Barber Of his acceD-
lance.
Since the city officials have invited the
investigation. there IS a growing senti-
mont favorable 10 mafing IL as thorough
and searching as is possible and TO
include ali the departments Of the mu-
niciDality.
The comwittee appointed by Council
is absolutely without power to compel
the attendance OF witnesses to give tes-
timony. under oath. or TO do more than
examine those officials who Willingly sun
nit themselves 10 be Investigated ." n
cannot investigate its creator. Common
Council, and there are several ugly ru-
mors ahoat. which II is Dowerless to
touch upon. For these and o-er rea-
sons public sentiment favors the az
pontment Of an investigating commit
tee by the Supreme Court, which will
have a semi-judicial power and would
make a thorough investigation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-28
BREAD BEING ASKED FOR A STONE
l. f.ININ.

II seems impossible for Representatives
OF political parties 10 rise above the
plane Of party politics. a country Is
rarely In position TO call upon its law
making power more imperatiyely for pa
triofic action than the United States now
is in the demand IL makes upon Congress
for immediate ana conservative financial
legislation. vet VIVA, answer 10 the cab
does the House of Representatives make?
one that is an absolute case Of self
smlflhoation There was never more
complete instance of hungry cry for
bread answered by the prefer Of a stone.
More revenue viii do the United States
Government no good Her Treasury is
now bursting with money. her revenues
from the Wilson tariff bill are increasing
every day, and she will soon have from
II as much money as her needs call Tor,
whcreupon all Of her notes that come into
her Treasury in exchange for gold VIII
be impounaed there and the currency of
the country viii become contracted TO
that extent. How can adding more reve-
nue. 20 what the present laws afford
bring the Government any RELIEF? tt has
all the money 1t wants and more. What
IL wants Is either discon'lnrancc o!
calls upon Il for gold or supply Of gold
with which II can meet those calls when
made. There is no way of getting gold
except from sale OF bonds. so that the
only real relief for the Government is 10
provide for destroying the notes which
can call rpon Il for gold, and then to
provide Tor putting into the currency
OF the country as much more currency as
the destruction OF those notes makes
pcccssary This IS the whole rase. aud
this the necessity Of me ,ase.
Mr. Reed may put lis congressman
through their eyola,ions and fh"w his
thorough mastery and control OF them as
often as he pleases. but he will net fool
the country in the smallest degree. The
people understand that It v not mere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-28

Stories That Are sent Abroad From
America

LONDON. Dec 25.--England has been
told during the past two or three days
that public opinion I'm America, which a
week ago was bitterly opposed 10 TINS
country tn her quarrel with Venezuela
has been almost completely reversed
The English press IL nearly unanimous
i'm declaring that President Cleveland,
who, q week ac0, suddenly became the
most popular man in the United states
Is now In a fair way 10 become the
best-hated man in his own country.
This is news which Englishmen are very
glad 10 believe. and most OF them 90
believe it, Ii may be true, and Ameri-
cans in London have no authority Tor
contradiciing II.
10 seems important, however, that
America should kroS just how the va
rious correspondents and news agencies
are describing her present attitude for
the benefit OF the English pubic IL Is
not worth while 10 make detalleu quo
tafions from the great mass OF matter
which the cables are bringing TO Eng
iand on this subject. IL rs Sufficient 10
say that, with the important exception
OF the New York specials to the London
Standard. the tenor OF an the ulspa' ~ ~
j. 10 the effect that the people or the
United States have reversed their iifSt
verdict upon the Presidents message.
Nest correspondents say in plain IAN
guage that this effect has beeh pioduceu
almost solely by the fall in prices OF
fLe London and New York Stock Ex-
changes. The English press puts such
slight value upon the strength and sta
bihfy u American patriotism that IL
regards this effect from such cause
as perfectly natural There are some
Americans I'M England who find II Inn
possible 10 believe that this thing WIN
AN it inpiies. Is true. They notice, Tor
instance. that the American public opii-
ian. which the dispatches describe. Is al
most exclusively New York city opinion,
aud that the estimates OF II are hased
chiefly upon the Views expressed by GER
tain newspaDcrs of that city.
They are eager 10 KNOW the latest
oninion Of the Middle States. OF the
south Of the great West. of the Pacific
coast but not word has come about
these Great sections OF the country since
the first announcement that they were
practically unanimous IN support OF
CievearG's position. ..., .. l.,
Englishmcn and the English press 40
not notice these vital omissions a"ncs
they are rejoicing IN the sangulne neuei
TIA. last weeks demonstration ,Wat
merely an evanescent attack or national
insanity. which has now completely uis-
anpcared They believe, also, that tie
drastic remedy or effect whichever tney
chose TO call IT, In Wall street mas
worked such radical cure that no re-
currence oil the attack rs at an 70 zee
therefore. the two Christmas holi-
DAYS have been on tho whole 4 nappy
season i'm this country. and songs OF peace
and GOOD will have been sung win hsh1
hearts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-28
RAD ON MOOssHiNERs.
4 Pitched Battle In Which serious wounds
We're Given Efopement.

SERGENT. ky, Dec. 2I-Speclal.-
United States revenue men. headed by
Kid Greer, OF MagoAin county, made a
raid on the moonshiners of the head,
waters OF Cumberland river, Cumberland
Mountain. near the Virginia border ,ihS,
yesterday. and a terrible battle, Whlvh
lasted two hours i'm which time nunuieus
OF shots were fired. followed
Kid Greer was shot twice IN the thish
and seriously wounded one OF tne
sinners" We're mortally wounded. lnies
of the moOnshiners were captured anu
viii be taken TO Prestonspurs arc e''0"
before Commissioner James NJ holh.
II Is said that since December ith lolts /.
one stills have been cut M and destroyed
on Cumberland mountains, botn OH inc
Kentucky and Virginia size.
Henry Webb, aged twenty. the son on
respectable farmer OF wright elope"
with young Mary Mullins, the sixteen
year-old daughter OF a wealthy metcudne
OF Cumberland Mountain, Dlchensoii
county. Va. and were married last hishe
az Webb's home by Elder Bently. -.
Owing 10 the girls age her parents %,
iected Webb planned the elopemeht, an,
young Miss Mullins met him on a rousIl
path in Cumberland Mountain. ana tney
skipped ON horseback, distance OF MY
three miles over mountain rOans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-28
THE ,lmEs-RICnMoND, VA SATURDAY DECEMBER % 1875

aIity OF the Tcrrens law II is OF the nigh
est Importance to all concerned, and es-
pecially 10 landowners, that the law DC
brought for examination before the SUI
preme Court at the earliest possible mo-
ment. That there are vast interests
opposed TO the law, and that they nave
corresponding resources 10 antagonize IL,
is well understood. and they nave at
their command not only the best talent
OF the bar, but also the under-current OF
opinion or senument-however IL may
be denominated-whch is always the
first expression of that body Ali Ia"
reforms, as "A rule, in this country nave
been made against the opposition OF the
bar though often promoted by eminent
and progressive lawyers.
Quieta non movare-do not disturb
things at rests the maxim Of the BAR
and to stand upon tie ancient ways
is the first lesson that lawyers learn from
Coke.
With this feeling permeating the whole
body. from judge TO neophyte. IL Is not
difficult to comprehend that 50 sweeping
a reform In land transfer as Will be ac-
complished By the Torrens system Will
meet not only with active opposition. but
Will also have TO encounter the tremen-
dous Wis inertia OF an incorr;gible con-
seryatism.
Under these circumstances, IL is the
friends of the measure that must BE ac-
tive and alert. II Is for them 10 see
to It that the question OF constutionaiity
is brought up for decision al the earliest
possible moment There should be no
further delay about It. With the pres
ent attitude OF hostility expressed by the
Observation-Disclosures. and the equivocal out
giviilgs OF judges and lawyers, the iahu-
and l0t-owners win not rush in Groves
To the recorders Office 10 have their
titles REGISTERED Chicago Times-lIcraic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-28
DYSPEPSIA The CHIEF CAUSE OF
CONSUMPTION.
FACTS WITH WHICH FEW ARE
iANilIIAk.

Dyspepsia or ordinary indigestion IS
seldom regarded as a dangerous disease
yet doctors now realize that any disturb
ance o. the digestive I'm ''cI. is but
stepping-stOne 10 the most dangerous
ance of the digestive function Is NUT
and fatai or ali diseases-dread eonsuflp-
ton.
This appears very clear when We con-
slider that consumption. as the name
imulie-. is but a consuming Of the body 3
substance Weakness and emaciatlon
naturally result.
The body OF person who does not
properly digest food undergoes wasting
ana you may safely assume that every
pale. thin person OF your acquaintance
is not properly digesting and absorbing
food In other words, the substance
OF the body is being consumed, and when
the cough puts IN an appearance they
will be regarded as cOnsumptives.
The symptoms Of consumption and
those arising from certain forms OF indi-
gestion are practically Identical. Ihefe-
fore. don't despair. even If you think your
lungs may be affected First, try to re-
pair your stomach and put il IN order.
This is best done by very har9less,
though very Ingenious remedy-the Shak-
en- Digestive Cordial
This product. prepared by the Shakers
of Mount Lebanon. aids the digestion OF
food tn the stomach. and when food -
once digested h. Is quickly absorbed.
II you are dyspeptic don't wait until
some more dangerous disease has APP
naared. Correct the trouble at once.
single i0-cent bottle of the Shaker
Dfresttve Cordial will be sufficient "a
convince you OF its merit, and its con-
tinued use is almost certain 10 effect
cure. All druggists keep II. and can
supply you with an interesting descrip-
tive pamphlet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-28


struggled to his feet. and, gainins
strength from fear fed. He turned ms
face toward this city and framped or ana
on through his long journey uh'ii nc
reached me canital. Here he was nd-
mitted 70 the San Pablo Hospital. where
he finally told his story.
The narrative was corrob0rated by thTes
rife bullets In his body and by oistoi
bullet In the skull II was further SUD
Stimulated by claim made by the au-
thorities OF Guanajuato 10 have tneir e.
prisoner restored 10 them, that they
might make another ,iort 10 vihdicate
the dignity of the law. The prisoner MN
self pleads to be kept In the capital TIE
contends that his health has been so III,
paired Of late that his constitution would
not support another execution. He ar
CUES. moreover. that though ne may oe
getting well again in Mexico ttty, as iar
as Guanajuato il concerned he Is 10 al
intents and purposes dead. 80 -.
The public appears to concur Win enc
strange patient IN his views--San IRAN
cisco Examiner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-28
iwHRlcAys EirEA ~ IADfAss.
starvini. >adis in lo,sfr California an
bush, hill and reed on Miners.


bush. Kill and reed on Miners.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Z6.-jonn Mar
Tin. an American Irospector who mas
lust reached Dcmng, g. NJ, after a
years absence I'll the gold fields OF So
nora. Mexico, says that some weeks ago
a party ol Eve Sali Indians, race
clos ely allied 20 the ldqul Tribe, being
driven to desperation uy hunger, am
pushed and Killed three Americans MufA-
ing iu the gold fields iu Sonora, about
300 i1ilcs south or herm0slllO, and then
COOKED and axe the bodies.
Friendly fas1is reported the ataiI 10
the authorities, and after pursuit OF
several weeks tne perpetrators were
captured tn their mountain home De
cember LIST They Were taken 10 the CITY
Of Mexico Whefe they VIII be executed.
The cannbals We're seen. by Martin, ana
he describes them as The lowest order OIL
the Indian race existing ~ Mexico.
The prisoners 40 uCt deny line crime,
hut say they were starving, and that
they ale me white men 10 save them
selves from death. The names OF the
Americans are not known. They were a
party OF prospectOrs who had been pam
ming god IN the Aalui river. Every
thing which might have lea 10 their
identity was destroyed y the Caunihals.
The indians remained about the scene
OF the crime for some days, icastIng on
the remains Leaving the place, they
took what remained of tne cooked nesh
10 their homes IN the mountains, where
they told their story TO friends.
Great care was taken by the Mexican
officials 20 keep the horrible story SEE
cret, and the tprls9nefs were closely
guarded. No ON was allowed ~ com
municate With them while being taken
10 Mexico City.-New York World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-28


The morning papers lay OH the seat be-
side him in the els .ated train. He was
reading Witn eagerness an awkward.
crumpled little sheet The printing OF
the paper was uncouth. for it looked as
though half the letters We're smeshed
The impression Of the type was dun anu
blurred.
II was rhe weekly paper. printed ~
the little town wasre this prosperous
Well-dressed New Yorker had been born
and bred Many a man who has carved
his fortune IN this city rails the htue
country paper every week AZ welcome
messenger. IL tells how the crops are
fourishing. bow the fences are being
whitevashed every spring. and, perhaps
once In while there is paragraph about
the dear oil mother, who has got into
print by entertaining the sewing circle.
And the prosperous Ney YORKER Ieaus
II entire. while the metropolitan shtets
lay beside him unheeded.-New YORK
Herald.