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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
AMERICAN BEEF IN GERMANY.
An Evidence is That it is of Exceptionally
Good 0uaIity-sIow Freight Service.

Good OuaIity-sIow Freight Service.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January O.
The special agent of the Agricultural
Department who has been investigating
the conditions Of our dressed beef and
live cattle trade with Germany, has
made his report to Secretary Morton.
He shows very conclusively as a result
OF careful inquiry on the part Of con-
signees, butchers and even some of the
veterinarians themselves that both the
dressed beef and the cattle received
from this country were OF exceptionally
good quality. La regard TO the dressed
beef, he states that the first Two lots
received were in poor condition, owing
TO failure TO maintain the low tempera-
tpre in the storage rooms throughout
the voyage. The condition of all the sub.
sequent shipments has been thorough
y satisfactory. The only criticism Of
iered was from some of the retail butch
erS, who said that some OF il was almost
too fat TO give perfect satisfaction.
To extend the trade throughou Ger
many either in dressed meats or live
cattle imported and slaughtered at Ham
burg great Improvement In the German
railroads service must be awaited, as
the trains are not properly equipped for
carrying goods at low temperature.
Freight trains between Hamburg and
Berlin, it is shown, require tweuty-four
hours, although the distance Is covered
by passengers in five hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
SO CENTS
Is the Rate the PittSburg Miners Want
Bu. MANY Of Them Are Willing to Iake
Considerably Less than that for the
Present

PrrrsBuEG, PA, January 9.-TO-
day's session OF the convention OF the
miners of this district was attended by
several delegates frou Plum Creek
mines OF the New YORK and Cleveland
Gas Coal Company. These mines are
working al 10 cents per ton, the lowest
rats being paid Ia the district
and objection was raised against
the Plum Creek delegates TAX
ing part In the convention,
Ii was claimed that they were present
for the purpose Of spying on the action
OF the meeting. After considerable
wrauglug most Of them withdrew from
the hall. Reports Of the committees
were heard delegates were elected TO
the national convention Of United Mine
/ Workers. Al the afternoon session a
resolution was introduced pledging
I them 20 insist on the 90 cent rate.
The G9.cenJ resolution was still un-
der discussion when the convention
adjourned 10 meet again tomorrow.
The discussion during the afternoon
was very warm al times, the fight be-
ing over the part OF the resolution
which SAYS: "While we recognize 70
other than the 90 cent rate, it is recon-
msnded that miners, as individuals, be
permitted "a make contracts at any
rate. 10 run until the annual meeting
of the United Mine Workers, which is
called on February l3, when final de-
cIsIOn will De reached.
Should this resolution pass, it will
have a very important bearing on the
action Of the Columbus meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10

into their camp by some anarchistic Re-
publican and the boom bursted before
maturity.
Sturgiss, who is here aud standing
bravely by his guns, says this undue
haste in holding the caucus is evidence
that Elkins is nervous about the result
But 10 costs money 10 maintain a
high toned canvass such as Elkins is
conducting, aud he 20 doubt wants to
secure the result as quickly as possible
aud pay oil and discharge his hired
hands.
Sturgiss says IL is mistake to sup
pose that he is candidate for the pur
pose Of opposing Eikius. He is opposing
no one but is simply conducting "a fair
and square canvass for himself. He has
no figures 20 give out as to his strength
Whitaker is maintaining stiff back
bore aud is not disposed To be frighten-
ed by the formidable array Of lobbyists
i'm Elkins' behalf There appears to be
no doubt now that Elkins will be nomi-
mated on the first ballot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
NEWSLETc.
Interesting Pieces of TeIesraphIc News
IA small space.

Interesting Pieces OF TeIegraphIc News
IN small space.
CHICAGO. January 9.-Director j. NJ
Elliott. Of the American Raj way Un on
surrendered himself to-day and was taken
m iail in McHenry county TO serve his
sentence in the strike contempt case. Eli
ott was in Pennsylvania attending the
funeral of his child and was unable TO ap-
near Yesterday when Debs and his assocl-
ates were taken into custody.
Rosroy. January 9.-The Republicans
this afternoon renominated Hon. George
= Hoar for United States Senator. The
Democrats nominated John E. Russell.
A1R,yY. n. Y, January 3.-One more
skeleton. and the ninth thus far recovered,
was found to-day in the ruins OF the Dela-
van house. Like the others, 1T was unrec-
ognzaole.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-F'or the first
time in fifteen years the United States
patent Office finds itself this week up TO
date with It's work.
PHILADELPHIA, January 9.-ln the Re
nublican city convention to-day CharIes +.
Warwick was nominated FOR Mayor, re-
ce;ving 6S4 votes, against 233 for Senator
Roles Penrose and one for ex-City Treas
urer George d. McCreary.
O,NrlLL, NFB January 9.-Pinkerman.
Roy and Mulligan. the alleged lynchers OF
Rarrett Scott, waived preliminary exami-
nation to-day. and were bound over IN
81 200 bond to appear in the District
Court next month. The body has not been
found.
New YORK. January 9.-Archie Gordon,
newspaper writer and author Of a mum
her of plays. died to-day at his home IN
Richmond, Staten Island. His reports OF
ne Reecher-Tilton trial over the Signature
If sDr. Svntax' constituted distinct and
ootanle feature OF that famous litigation
RRooKLYY. y. Y. January 9.-kooert
Nacov age CO. grand recorder Of the
Grand Commandery Of the Knights lem
Mar of the state of New YORK died at his
residence here to-day. Mr.. Macoy was the
author. compiler and publisher OF many
hooks relating TO Free Masonry.
HINTON. ". VA, January 9.-The Green
brier noon. at Ronceverte, broke last night
and eleven million feet OF lumber went
with the current.
WASHINGTON, January 9-Vice Presi-
don't stevenson is still detained at Ashe-
giiIe \ C.. because Of the illness OF his
daughter, Mary. Her condition IS report
ed 10 be still critical in the extreme
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
TIE STATES FINANCES.

They Were Never 10 more SOUND Condt
tionand no sta 6 In the Union Can Make
q Better showing.
The finances OF the State are In better
condition than they have ever been in her
history. This will be appreciated when we
take into consideration the financial
troubles into which the country has been
plunged for the past year. Notwithstand-
ING this bad condition Of affairs, TO which
was added the fact, that the last Legisla-
ture made larger appropriations than were
before known, we are able to present the
splendid financial statement which followsi
During the period OF financial depression
mentioned above the executive omcers OF
the state were ia much trouble and ankle
~ bv reason of the difficulty in collecting
taxes and the hardship upon the people IN
compelling and enforcing payment OF same.
am reioiced TO state, however, that large
w owing TO the tact. energy and splendid
business ability of the Auditor and Ireas-
urer of this State. that the nnancial
troubles we confidently expected were not
realized. | confidently believe that &c
state In the Union makes better hnsn-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
SPORTING NEWS.
REsULrs Ar NEw okLEANs.

RESULTS Al NEW OhLEANS.
New ORLEANS, January 9-Twenty-
eighth day Crescent City Jockey Club
meeting. Weather cloudy and cold;
track heavy; attendance fair. First,
FIVE and one-half furlongs, Blackball;
1:l9. Second, five and one half fur
longs, Miss Mamie; 1:l7. Third, six
furiongS, JardIne; l:25A. Fourth, i've
furIongS, Express, l:lOA, Filth, six
iurlongs, Fidelio; 1869.
Following are the entries at New
Orleans for January 10:-First, Is,
selling. Ada Foy 90, Fabia GO, Huxley
9S, Benroy 9S, Pomegranite 90, John
CYcha 101, Hollow Eve l0l, Red Top
lO4. Danla 1O4, Maguon l04. Second,
Is, selling, Marcel 1O2, Lucasta lO2,
Bob Holman lO4, Lester 107, Prince
Leon 1O7, Sam Farmer 40, Grey Duke
10. Wedgefield l07. Third, 8, mile,
Gold Dust 81, Dollie 97, Folly 81, Flor
ence 4. 97, Nicaragua 81, Charter 99'
Follow Day 90, Wanda 7. 90, Ludlow
90, Norvin 90, Trevelyan LOG,
Bust Up LOG, Luke Parks 1876.
Fourth, q mile, selling, Adah L. 1O3,
Green Prewitt 105, Footrunuer 1O5,
Gee Whiz lO5. Mote 1O5, Yellow Rose
los, Miss Mamie los, Burrel'S Billet
l0S, Cactus Blossom los, Brakeman los,
Joe Woolman los, The Fakir los.
Fifth, q mile, selling, Advocate lO2,
Satellite 102, Alice d. I03, Guilty lO3,
Dr. Wirke IO4, G. r. Cox l04, Galen
Brown lO3. Douglass lO6. Charlie h.
lO6. Mat White 1O6, John P. lO7, Tip
staff los, jim T. Ill, TweutyThree lo3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
IN THE WEST ONLY.

The Diamond Plate Glass company ia
Doing Nothing TO ComplIcate the SIT
uatiOn.
AKRON, O., January Col. A. l..
Conger, president of the Diamond
Plate Glass Company, says in reply to
the statement OF President Ford, Of
the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company:
"lhere has never been any fort nor
action on the part Of our company
looking nor tending TO the coercion of
any other plate glass company nor job
Der In the business. we are located ia
the great West and our market lies
wholly in the West, and we are com
PEELED to run our factories 10 their full
est capacity to supply the Western de-
mand, and we are not interfering with
the glass situation 10 the East"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
S3OO,O0O.
That is the Amount Which South Dakota
Will Lose Through an BmbezzIing
Treasurer-The Investigators Appalled,.

ABERDEEN. S. D., January 9.-From
absolutely reliable sources, II is learned
that the defalcatlon Of State Treasurer
w. w. Taylor will reach quite $500, 0OO.
Practically all State moneys were in his
own hands, except some S25, 900 or $50
900 which was on deposit in various
banks. The wreck Is omplete. 1t has
been known for year that Mr. Taylor
personally has been in bad
straits, but not one Of his most init
mate friends thought his situation hope
less or desperate. They knew he had
been advancing and Investing mouoy
reckessly considering the times, vet
they never dreamed the truth. When
the officials made an investigation of the
treasurer's office they were simply ap-
paled at the condition OF affairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
WILL NOT GRANT A CONFERENCE.
Tin Plate Manufacturers VIII Refuse Any
Roausst From the Yorkmen.

PITTsBURG, PA, January 9.-It is
learned here to-day that the tin plate
workers are seeking another conference
with the manufacturers, with the oo-
ject in view of settling the contest
over the wage scale. Voting
blanks are being circulated among
the locals for this purpose;
but should the vote decide that another
conference be asked, IL is certain that
the manufacturers will not grant the
request. John Jarrett, tae secretary OF
the Manufacturers Association.i .isald to-
day that In view OF the fact tDat the
several meetings OF the past resulted 10
nothing being done. the manufacturers
would not again bother with the matter.
PTTsBUBG. PA. January 9-Presi-
dent Edward Ford, Of the Pittsburg
Plate Glass Company, Ia discuss
ing the reports of trust among the
plato glass manufacturers, said:
The Pitt>burg Plate Glass Company
is not party 10 any trust or combine
lion."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
CLERK DAwsON's AssIsTAvr,.

The Committee ON Privileges and EIeo-
tions VIII Begin work-COmmiJtees to
ae Appointed Friday.
SDs-i-{j0 me Register.
CHuARLEsroN, w. VA, January O.
Chief Clerk Dawson has selected his
assistants IS follows: T. F. Hood, Of
Eauawhs; u. ) Davis, of Preston; d.
r. Mathews, of Cabell, and Nj. 5. Corn
we'll of Randolph.
The House Committee on Privileges
and Elections will meet tomorrow 10
consider the contest case Of Ford We.
Prince. They expect 10 have their re-
uort ready TO submit to the
House wnen it meets Friday.
It is thought the committee
In its eagernesS 10 seat the Republican
will not take time 20 examine the evil
6suce in tse case, but will simply sub
nit a resolution giving Ford a seat.
Speaker Edwards and President Wor.
sy. OF the House aud Senate respoc-
lively. expect 10 have their committees
ready 10 announce Friday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
AGAINST TIE CARLISLE BILL.
MIR. Capehart the Only West Virginia
Member Voting With the Opposition.

MIR. Capehart the Only West Virginia
Member Voting With the Opposition.
.Spsci Ito me ReJtsts-.
WASHINGTON, D. c., January o.
Congressman Capehart was the only
member of the West Virginia delega-
ton in the House who voted
to-day against the rule TO
close debate on the Carlisle
Currency bill. Messrs. Wilson, Pen
dleton and Anderson stand by the
bill. Mr.. Capehart in explain
ing his course said he did
not favor the bill because
it did nothing for silver, and ne feared
that its passage would increase
the influence of the banks. In
the affairs Of the nation this
influence, be thought, was too
great already. He also said
he would be satisfied with bill which,
while not providing for free coinage,
would increase the use OF silver by the
government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
A.aauIted ON tho strset.


GNr' lla 90 r ta-|.'
GRAFTON, w. VA, January 9-Last
night as w. g. Colburn and his brother,
r. q. COlburn, were walking down
Main street, near the NJ. L Church,
they were malcously assaulted byitwo
uuSnOwn men VINO have been lOaing
around town for some days, generally
supposed 10 be professional gamblers
One, who gave his name as w. L. West,
hi, w. Ct. Colburn twice and and then
drew a revolver on him, but did not
shoot. The TWO parties were arrested
aud this morning, before the Mayor,
gave their names as --- Bush and u. l.
West. The mayor fined them - and
costs each. Immediately after their re-
lease they we're arrested on warrants
issued by Justice 7. Nj. Demoss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
West Virginia Continues Her March
Of Prosperity.
VARIOUS STATE DEPARTMENTS

Reviewed-The Treasury in a Most
Gratifying Condition-The Uni
versity, Insane Asylums, Peni-
tentiary, Etc, All Well Man.
aged and Serving Their Pur-
poses Admirably-Suggestions
Concerning improvements in In
surance and Building Associa-
ton Laws Taxes on Car
Trusts and Sleepers-Concern-
ing Illegal Voters
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
No More Wooden Buildings.

MARrINsBURG, W. VA, January O.
In view Of the recent fires whicn have
occurred here, the City Council passed
an ordinance last night restricting the
erection of frame buildings in the cor
poration. No building of any character
can now be erected in the business
part OF the city without first obtaining
the consent OF the Council.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10

CINCINNATI, January "a perma,
~, nationaI organization OF galvinized
- nmonnfacturers was organized here
,aaov :, 's win Charles d. Clark, Peoria,
M M president: E. L. LaDgelbsch, Can
ton. Ohio, Secretary, ana Ale4anuer
class. wheeling, w. Va, Treasurer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
can't Get a Notice.

Pa 'ttfs2Afg Sent % q.
The correspondent at Charleston of
the Enquirer says 1.-THE centerS OF an
tagoniSm TO Ekius are at Wheeling and
Parkersburg, where two Of the candi-
dates are interested in newspapers.
This is not only news but it is rare and
valuable. The joke is that neither OF
the gentlemen referred to, but not
named. can get even respectful no.
tice Of their candidacy in the columns
OF the Republican papers at Wheeling
and Parkersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
FLOOD Feared In Mcdowell

WEIGH, W. VA, January 9.-The
snow fall Of the past twenty-four hours
mas attained a depth OF ten inches aud
is tbawiug. AL the trains on the
Norfolk aud Western Railroad
are delayed. The telegraph line be-
tween here and Roderdeld Is down in
several places. Tug river aud it's triou-
tarjeS are considerably swollen and
floods are feared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
THE WEATHER

W.sVryGroN, D. c., January H-For
Uesr Virginia and Western Pennsylvania:
Rain or snow: northwest winds.
For Ohio: Rain or snow warmer
nnrthWest winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
Owing to Judge Dents Absence.

5Df.Il- y ~ HslIsfs-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January o.
The Supreme Court met to-day, but
owing 10 the absence Of Judge Dent,
adjourned over until tomorrow without
doing any business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
An Enldemic I'D GrIr.

New YORK, January 9.-Slnce noon
yesterday ten deaths have been report
"a "a the health board. The officers
admit that the disease has become cpl
demic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
..nI nor BUSINESS.
r Virginia legislature Or
as by EIac.ing the
r,I CAUCUS NOMINEES.

Keeps Faith With the
4.eaas and Votes for the
.- Nominees - Didn' /
What TO DO With the
-,-s Message - House
tee on Elections Gets
work E.kins Arrives IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10

ELEIYS HAS ARRIVED.
Taxes 1u a skywsrd Movement,
'' 'amua-tpn on rhe tirst Ballet
'a' a'lsa--l.

Assured.
-r.y, Jv. VA, January o.
Hon Stephen b b. Elns
from -d- East to-day caused
--- .- q huo0u0 among his ad-
-1. supporters for the Sena-
.-a EISus stock went
Upward and by the
- gentleman mingled
-t hour amonE the
l bad shaken hands with a
.' members OF the LegiSia-
.'> began 10 claim about
sight.
once decided 20 hold the
-rcu, Friday night. A call
purpose is in CircuIatiOn
-l over thirty RepuOu-
Have signed it. A
members refuse 90 sign,
-li likely thar aay Of them
--.., -le causus when once
Unidentified haste with which
tr is being pushed
sven rise % the be-
20, the Elkius crowd
" o. bomb she'll being thrown
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10
slight Conflict Between Authorities.

SUf- n o tI- H Is't.-'
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, January g.
II looked for time to-day as if there
was to be a conflict OF authority
between the federal and State
authorities, over whose prisoner Elmer
Boster was. The Ohio authorities had
secured requisition papers for him'
which were granted by Gov. MacCork'e.
His trial for breaking into postollice
WAS set for this evening. The sheriff
gave the prisoner over to Sheriff Ward,
OF Ohio. and the federal officers pulled
out and let the fellow go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10


H. nff-
-roN. W. NA~ January ~
..-.s. rF the Legislature
rs organized after
7-.. .--- .--..s
tr1 sessions e4cl' mOIu'-e -10
~..-,ly r. r.. Bvrne called
~ ..,fr .- fo
senate .' ,'-7'
noon. and --eeI Nr. H1l ~
.r. J C. b-fr '-e'sU
The election .' .'
Senate being .n ciler " -.' ~.
e.s nominated '1r Fces.Iru. o'
....caus and John b- til.a1 -
..-r.rsts War.ey received .-o
p.guc"cll votes ald lle Que
and having d majority was Oe-
..s~. vs. il. Is. ByrUe, or hraK-
-,.,..,-s- ana John IT, blir.s,
...,.. of Wood, were nominated.
VAS elected.
.a-.eant-st-arus, Cyr-s " ..ey'
bean, of summers. saI ii h- -'-
ar rs-. De nocra-, OF "...' "-
|-aases. Wiley was s.'-, -r,...-s.
..r looraeecer. --..@N
lsg-1 cau, %. .-..-.' qua
.fr. Democrat .. Lewis "7-7
r.e. Th. Republican was 5.-~.o''
resolution providing I't --e az
uelt % SIX committee t.75Hs anu
.sgs, was adopted. -l7S>-'. Il - ~, 80 g,
-- sod >.e"AI. were appot--,,' l.--to - :
u.-ee % INFORM Tue MOUSE .--' 80 ,
-s was orga-llsl Rud rea1y loI
ness. alt AassrS. ration aAl lleu,
-.r were appointed on oeua.i O4
,s1lts as members or TIE JOINT COM
.o notify sue Governor la~' .-1
house, were organized ana resoy
eve aly message ne miE-- senI
-,sCFe1t7 tne U2xeflo' ; t'.' -'7 l'g
a-g SIR. .. Is. NnIts' appear eI
delivered 10 the Senate lht Uo'',
-s MESSAGE, waica was reau anu
--s. gr.rfe1, Tue senate auJOuFneJ
... n. Friday.
TIE HOUSE WAS CALLED
,...- bvE. r.. Psvtou. the retiring
a \ Dsrdrit-e. of jefferson
.5.o 10 the cU..r 90 act as TEN
~ Speaker. Rev. Il. C. Johusol
"a prayer The nominees Of In
-O,lcau caucus were duly elect
the Democratic members v0tln
the nominees OF the Democrat
Gus. Messrs Reynolds, T0.er AM
rrIigs were app.uted as members o
0.nt committee OF the TWO House
tiy tue Governor that The Senate
House OF Delegates were organized
ready 90 receive any message nD
.. send them
r.at resolution directing the Aud
--c draw his warrant on the Treas
- FOR che mileage and per diem OF
members was adopted. a resoIu-
"-s adopted providing for the
rg and distribution OF 800 extra
70 the House Journal
B. Waite, the Governors Private
.-' "1'e' ..'' ''' ul l1'-
NO. ,ts u-T.a ,,,es~s4 ~
v-4-ro.sg w.rr in Neriors ~
--r.a -.r.s ~ D-s.rore 5ts rs-
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... soma ...-ss.,,-, ,i,re o,5 ~
t...s .vs,..rs l,1r-9gs ir vgrIqYs
r.-s ms4e I'm rr.,,- sn,os.si-r
.r e- -e-. ran1a-s Vba
Rss rrab.s 2, kesD rrsel- NJ
..-..-+ sye-vtnf7g was s,o, IN
N-m,srs rusbed m tbe
-., desk IN exD.atn what was
.e-v ., ba done bpt qs
filtered I'm treir idea. the
ls-- e1... get neither helm nor COM
.. y, .-",..-.J ms 49, ~ Slls.- 1laN,I-
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-10

Appointed Pension Examiner.
Spesfa 10 ne Rs0'ss>-
WASHINGTON, D. c., January 9.-Dr.
:. r. Holroyd has been appointed eX-
aiming surgeon at Princeton, Mercer
county, w. Va.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-30

gests tie possibility OF a new issue OF
bonds guaranteed by the government,
drawing three per cent, equal in
amount TO the first mortgage bonds
and the subsidy bonds with the inter-
est on the same. As the road could
easily earn tho interest ON these bonds
and leave handsome surplus, capital
lists should be found who would buy
the property, subject to the bonds,
and pay fair sum into the treasury
each year toward their liquidation.
The secretary discusses the-scheme of
the government directors and also of
the reorganization committee of the
Union Pacific and finally urges that
the government being in the attitude
of second mortgage security holders,
it is absolutely necessary, in order TO
protect its claim, that negotiations be
had between the government, the
other parties in interest, and such
capitalists as are likely to take hold
of the enterprise.
This work cannot successfully be
performed by Congress and the re-
sponsibility for it should be placed at
once by Congress upon a commission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-30

When they put a man in jail he can
not follow his natural inclinations
He cannot eat what he wants to-he is
limited to a very frugal diet. is it not
equally true of a dYspeptic? For all
of the real enjoyment he gets out OF
life, he might as we'll be in jail. He
cannot eat what he likes, nor enough.
lie suffers much, gets little sympathy
At first, perhaps little heaviness in
the stomach, a little sourness, windy
belchings, and heartburn; headache
and billiousaess and foul taste in the
mouth In the morning. Chronic con-
stipation is almost inevitable, and
means that the body is holding pois
onous, impure matter that should be
gotten rid Of The poison is being re-
absorbed into the blood and the whole
body Impurity in the blood may lea,
to almost any disease. Constipation is
the start Of it all DR., Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets cure constipation, cures II
50 it stays cured. No other remedy ia
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