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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-26

a very youthful looking preacher to
have such great success.
1.-THE case of Miss Maggie Joice VS..
NIX Wise has been amicably settled
Fraliends procured license with the
and Il of the parents, and they will
consent\d this morning by the Mayor.
be marrle'pson isnursing foot, run
bFh. SINAI car at the steel works.
over by co, NJ. Welday and r. E.
Senators D.uests of the Globe Ho-
Crowley were cir way to attend the
tel while on thator Nichols.
funeral OF eX-Seiourned the case Of
Judge Drlggs ache Pultney glass
Gallaher against Yesterday until
works stockhOldersn. on account of
next Saturday at 10 a. or Nichols
the funeral of ex-Senahone Comnanv
The Ohio Valley Telel with Charles
organization is complete, BurgentbaI
Rosser, President; w. c.
Secretary and Treasurer. ,rsvilIo 10
Fl. S. Armstrong is in Sistibmitted
finish hearing the oil case :
to him as arbiter. of tho
Tonight will see the unioIaire
two O. L. A. NJ Councils of Be "Side
Tonight you can witness lined
Tracked" at the Elysian. 1t is eli
to be a refular laughing farce. .es-
The ferryboat started up again
terday under the new managers. H.
Owen Mehan is threatened with pm
monia at his home at Franklin.
Louis Long waived examination b
fore the Mayor, and was recognized [
appear before the Court at st. Glars
Vile next session.
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BEAN PoTs-EwING BROS.
crSTERSVILLE.

--ilIe. February 25.-Yesterday
Sister SS,,ntain State Gas company
coonmnleted the necessary drrane ZEN no
comp iplrning into theid lines of the gas
LOT u he we'll recently purchased by
from from the Oxford Oil company
tHe ;rb is located on the A. A. Taught
Wn IN ont on Middle Island, and from
l1 rs time on the town should have
nod gas supply. The Taught well is
one Of the largest gassers struck in
>his section of country for a long time
Ia will no doubt be all that the COM
any will need to supply their patrons
pdmy NJ. S. sherwood, OF Marietta
MI Yin town To-day on business.
ONO Is Snnings, yice-president OF
H. NJ, JS and Producers National
The Farm arm lS manager of the Kama
Bank AN ana locaSy, arrived in the city
VIVA OIL Complain Pittsburg and will
last evening froAs looking after his
remain several dan
interests. ~ Now Martins
Capt B. T. Bowers &onntv's most
Vile. one of Wetzel cAs in tba CITY
prominent legal lights, WAY
to-day on business. &e on the
This morning, at her hom\NIrs. ].
Ohio side, opposite the city, Merry
o. Ward. wife of the well known with
man. died after a short illness Me
typhoid fever. The husband and o.
child are left to mourn for the depart,
ed one. The remains of Mrs. Ward
will be taken to her former home in
Wellsville. Ohio. this evening for in
terment.
Miss Mai Hockinberry, who has been
at home on a short vacation, left yes
terday for Mt. De Chantal, where she
is attending school,
Howard l.. Kerr, local manager OF
the McGhie & Moore Telephone Co.
is in New Martinsville looking after
the interests of his company which is
putting in a system in this town.
Miss Jennie Stead of Parkersburg
who has been in the city for some time
as a guest of her brother, II. A. Stead
left yesterday for her home
John II. Garrison, representing the
Reymann b., Of Wheeling, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Ed. Rogers. prominent young man
Vi AdullllE LOu. II III the CITY anu Will
be the guest Of friends for a few days
Miss Edith Neill. who ha shad charge
of the McGhie & Moore telephone ex-
change at night in this city since il
opened. was transferred to New Mar
tinsville this morning. where she will
have charge of the exchange for a
time. Miss Edith is a very Obligine
and pleasant young lady and the resi-
dents of New Martinsville will be well
pleased with her.
Mr.. D. A. Bartlett has purchased
through Mccoy & Shanor real estate
agents. the handsome dwelling house
situated at the head of Main street, on
Hill street. and will make that his fu-
ture permanent home The house was
built by y. S Pomeroy as his private
dwelling, but after finishing it decided
not TO move to this city. 1t is very
handsome home. finished in hard wood
plate glass. hot and cold water and
all modern improvements. The price
paid was $500 and was rare bar
gain.
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Up AND AT EN-. DEMOCRATS,

The Registers Parkersburg dis
patches this morning contain great
good cheer for Democrats.
Rarely if ever has a meeting of the
State Executive Committee been at
tended by such host Of enthusiastic
Democrats from every section of the
state. every one of them prominent
in the leadership of the party and every
one with word of good cheer and
substantial encouragement. In fact, to-
day. when the Republicans were never
so loud in their quadrennial boasts,
the Democracy was never so confident,
or in such excellent fighting trim.
Throughout the State the leaders, who
assembled i'm Parkersburg yesterday,
are confident of success and report a
uniformly united Democracy deter
mined to Keep the grand old Mountain
State pure from the corrupt rule of the
party of prescription and thoroughly
awake to the danger that threatens
our State institutions and the taXpay-
ers from the supremacy of the tools of
the Wall Street Virginia Debt Syndi-
cate i'm our state Government The
Democratic party, which is by long
odds the majority of the people, will
put aside its differences over outside
issues and bend its united effort to
re,ain the State under the wise and
pure and economical government of
the Democracy, which looks ever solely
to- the peoples good because the Democ-
racy is the people. and which has so
prospered and built up the State andits
splendid institutions for the past quar-
ter of q century.
Unlike the meeting of the executive
committee of the party of secrecy and
star chamber methods, the Democratic
COMMITTEES yesterday held an open ses-
sion TO which everyone was invited.
And everyone went and exchanged the
good word with everyone else, and luis
safe to say that never was the Democ-
racy Of West Virginia in finer fettle
|. or more eager for the fray than it is
at the present moment, and the meeting
and conference of the leaders at Par
kersbure yesterday will promote this
feeling and difuse the spirit of union
and harmony in the common cause
against the common enemy to every
corner of the State
Let Democrats 90 into the coming
State Convention with a stern deter
mination to- do their duty to their State,
it's people and their party, and to abide
by the result of that convention what
ever it may be. and then let them or
game their forces and vote the straight
ticket and no power on earth can pre-
vent the rolling up of the old time
Democratic majority on election day.
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MIR. DAWSON AND MIR. ATKINSON

The esteemed lntelligencer becomes
excited over the Registers comments
ON it's exclusive advocacy of Mr.. At
| kinsons candidacy for the Republican
nomination for the governorship. These
comments were based on a recent edi-
torial article in which our neighbor
gave it out to the party at large that
it would he useless for any other can
didate than Mr.. Atkinson TO apply, for
B the simple reason that the pious George
Wesley had a "cinch" on the nominal
ton and no other would be considered.
/ No special reason why this was so was
given by our ueighbor. and, knowing,
+ as the Intelligencer must certainly
have known. that there were other Re
publican candidates in the field, one a
very prominent opponent of Mr. Atkin-
son. the Register naturally came to
the conclusion that the Fourteenth St
would-be boss of the whole Republican
party of the State was trying the same
tactics ne employed in advocating Mr..
EIkins's candidacy for the L. 5. Sena-
torship. namely. quietly ignoring and
denying any and every other candidacy
than that of the favored one.
If the Register was wrong in this
surmise we have yet to see the proof
of it i'm the columns of our neighbor,
which has steadily ignored every other
Republican candidate. Yesterday. in
its reply to the Register was the first
time it had even mentioned Mr. Daw-
sons name i'm this connection. and
then it was only to practically deny the
well known fact that that gentleman
was i'm the field In so doing it hit Mr..
| Dawson with another club. declaring
that i'm mentioning Mr.. Dawson's well
known candidacy the Register was only
trying to stir up trouble" in the Re
publican camp and that it was better
for Mr.. Dawson and those Republicans
who might think of hustling for some
one besides Mir. George Wesley Akin
son for the gubernatorial nomination
to quietly get out of the way for the
sake of sweet harmony. All of which
is very amusing and interesting to an
impartial observer on the other side
of the political fence.
To remains to be seen if Mr.. Dawson,
with the powerful backing which We
know he has. viii consent to be laid
low by the harmony club in the hands
Of Mr.. Atkinson organ. The Intelli-
gencer winds up its peculiar plea for
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10 pay 20 get them into other countries.
I'm fact. anything they receive above tne
freight and other Incidental charges Is so
much profit. A general prejudice against
tea is the result OF the admission into the
country of such teas.
Consumption of the article is said to
be steadily falling off in consequence,
and the poor mans tea is becoming a
wretched article. 1t is worse than
worthless, being of an Unwholesome
quality. Nearly all the other nations
levy duty on tea, and in that way fur
nish genuine protection to the poor
man. by excluding what is deleteriOus
to him. But as there is no trust to
serve or any political capital to be
made in this instance the present do
nothing Congress will pay no attention
to the matter. The Fifty-fOurth Con-
gress is at Washington for politics only,
not for public business.
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INFORMATION OFFERED.

Washington. February 25.-The Ven
ezuelan boundary commission has re-
ceived through Mr. Tehane a letter
one from Sir Clement Mark
ham. President of the British Royal
Geographical Society. offering to fur
nish the American commission with all
the charts and information in its pos
session touching the location of the
true boundary between Venezuela and
British Guiana
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DIED.

RRANNEN-At Bellaire. O., Tuesday,
February - 1896 al $3.50 o'clock p. m. Mar
garet. wife of Patrick Brannen, nee Burke.
Funeral from her late residence on Union
street. Thursday morning a 9 o'clock.
High mass at ST Johns Church Inter
ment at Nj Calvary cemetery.
Boston. Mass. and Cincinnati O., pa
pers please copy)
SOBANSKI-On Monday, February a.
1896. at $50 p. m. Walter F. J., son OF Car%
and Marie Sobanski. aged years. l month
and Is days.
Funeral services at residence OF parents.
No. 1898 Market street Wednesday after
noon at o'clock. Friends of the family
respectfully invited to attend. Interment
private at Peninsula cemetery.
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harmony on the Atkinson-only plan

as follows:
The Tnteiligencer said that Mr.. Elkins
v-eS the choice of the party ana Woulu ne
elected United States senator, ma. w.
the statement of a facl ana tne u 1eI dI nv,
of q safe prophecy. The lntellsenNTr' ne
inc well Informed as TO the sentiment OF
the party. has said that Mr. AthlhsoN =
the choice Of his party for Governor
viii be nominated.
Our neighbor neglects to carry on
the parallel. 1t will be remembers
that during Mr.. Elkins's candidacy for
the Senatorship the Intelligencer stead
lily denied the publicity of its columns
to the communication of the advocates
of Gen. Golf, so that prominent Repuh-
leans. friends of the General, had to
appeal to the Register to get hearing
before the people of the State in behalf
of their candidate. Our neighbor
seems to have learned nothing from
the shindy its autocratic assumption
of the boss-ship of the party kicked up
on that memorable occasion. 1t may
succeed in smothering out Mr.. Dawson
in the same way, though the Intelli-
gencer's influence with its party is not
as great as it would like it to be. If
it does we are much mistaken in Mr..
Dawson's character and staying pow
ers. With the men who viii make the
Republican slate for the Republican
convention to endorse. he is not with
out influence, neither is Mr.. Dawson
without strength with the rank and
file of the party, the Atkinson organ to
the cnntrarv Notwithstanding.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.

The Executive Committee to Meet i'm Wash
ington in April-Contest for the Conven-
ton.
Washington. February 25.-The EX-
ecutive Committee of the National AS
ISOLATION of Democratic Clubs will
meet in Washington, at the Ebbtt
House. on the 18th and 14th of April.
There is quite a contest being waged
for the convention of the Association
of Democratic Clubs, which is expected
to be a large affair The association
will as usual request all Democratic
societies over the country to honor the
anniversary of Thomas Jefferson
birthday by some appropriate demon
StratiOn.
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Despite it's many rude awakenings
to the contrary. the esteemed. but self
hypnotized. Intelligencer sull seems 10
labor under the impression that the
brains and leadership of the Republi-
can party of West Virginia are centred
in the editorial cockloft on Fourteenth
ST.
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AN OLD SOLDIER DEAD.

Washington. February 25.-Dr. Saith
Townsend, for fourteen years health
officer of the District and during the
late war a member of Gen. Gresham's
staff. died here today. He was born
in Maryland He participated in 26
pitched battles and was wounded six
times.
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PAUL MUST HANG.

Columbus. O., February 25.-Winiam
Paul must hang March 81, says the
Supreme Court, for the murder of his
father-in-law. in Brown county.
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Index 70 New Advertisements
FOURTH PAGE.

Index 70 New Advertisemets.
FOURTH PAGE.
Wanted Pianist.
NOtice-Smith & Gruber.
W. fed Agents.
Vented Girl for HousewOrk.
For Sale-Horse. Harness and
Wagon.
Wanted-Agents.
For Lent-H. F. Bchrens.
Cleaned Free OF Charge-GOetze's
Df1fS Store.
FIFTH PAGE
Opera HOuse-The Derby Winner.
Fits Feet Correctly Alexander.
Opera House Wang.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Mayors Catarrh Cure-Goetzes Drug
Store
Fine Figured Mohairs-Geo. NJ.
Shook & Co.
Spring Hats-M. j. McFadden.
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w. w. Kepner's Photographic Studio,
in Peabody Building. will be open to
the public tomorrow. Come and in
spect the handsomest gallery in the
State. Among the attractions is a
large crayon portrait of the late Rev.
DIR. w. II. Cooke.
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AS -o Nr. Dawson. the IuteuiEencer is
MOI advised that he isl a cand.date.-In,el-
lgeDcer.
The esteemed. but foxy Atkinson or
gan should more carefully examine its
Republican contemporaries throughout
the State. There are none so blind as
those who viii not see
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STILL NO SENATOR.

Frankfort Ky. February 25.-The
thirtieth Senatorial ballot to-day re-
suited: Hunter go, Blackburn SO, Car
Isle 4, Denny ., Bate l.
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Mr.. Atkinson should call off the In
telhgencer.
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albrelin9 3a&9ister
CHARLES H. TANEY, General A-aager,

editions. IS entered az the Postohce in
Wheeling. W. Va. as secoud-class matter.
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ms 0ln'eF ---SALOON.

For SAT ...,..,,, located. VI,
For sale-sata. Can be bought 1a'''
established ira
Enquire Of so. BOYCE
1910 Chapllns sI''-
ocz7edh
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GROCERs
STOCk-
- EM-scELLANEOUs

FOR SE,~~~~~~,~~,~~~-
CHDAp-HOE-I
FOR SALEred wagon su.i
ness AID cONice.
Call at this TWO BAY N'.
FOR SALE. 800 Jos. each. a go,
weight abOuf
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o-ooI5 FOR SALE.
PUBL y =

tOcks, BOMB. InYe7t RkF IT
No. 1911 VI
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VIRGINIA HORSES.

will have two car loads of good, young
West Virginia Horses shipped from West
Virginia to me, to be sold on consign-
ment, which | will positively sell to the
highest bidder Mt my stables in Raleigh,
on Saturday, at II o'clock, November
14th, 1895. Stock guaranteed as repre-
scented or no money paid. These horses
from FIVE to seven years old, sound and
good workers. II you want good Vir-
ginia horses. don't miss this opportunity
as they will sell cheap! Everything guar
anteed.
JOHN w. LITTLEPAGE
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WAKE SUPERIOR COURT ENDS

TIE October term Of Wake Superior
eour; FOR the trial of civil causes came to
an cad yesterday, this being the third
week OF the term. The jury had been
discharged on Thursday. and when the
court met at II o'clock yesterday moth
ing remained but for the jUd presiding
TO sic. q number OF orders and Judgments
This zas done in q short while, AMI the
term came TO al esd. ETe.y case on Inn
docket that it was poSss:'a 70 try at TINS
time has been disposed =. ans Jndge
Boykin has dispatched Tho 5na'n"@% OF ths
court in his characteristie naunef~-"ith
ability. rapidity and unf"r27 "olifi@8T @
all parties. Indeed. his 100 weeks
stay here has deepened the ':es..F warn
esteem Of the bar and pen ' "a".
county for this able judicial =" 7"f
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WANTHD.

A yeuag man for permanent position
good salary gunranteed-must furnish
500 for samples. Address Il. w. Chase,
Sun Building, Washington, ID. G.
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WANTED.

Strictly reliable and o,;ra bic 7t1"Si.f
10 sell complete line Of Indicating
grease m inters' supplies avd snoci"iues
ADJ. - Sterling Refining CcpaBy,
Che 49, Ohio.
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ADIaS nuhse big Wagus at on a. Tue
rit s q G=sAut @'.c vfll cay sis week
*ftli cartt' ulaTs >" All 'n5ing sCitTfsp i,
"a :. aesbbias I.aw renee. N1ch.
e 49, lDGh alum SPRINGS, Va
ia ~, usne ist., 1890. Elevation loot
feet NJ fogs or mosquIt0s acculumoda
rtons for over 1000 guests Rates redus ed
81 per cent. Elk ensive inprovements
made this year will add gtestiy to the
a1Iaasura md comfort Ct visitors
ps.na for handsomely illustrated cata
,ogna JAMES A. FIR ZIER
Managing Rereive"
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R0YsTER,S CANDY.

We are excelled by none in variety,
quality, style OF package. All the popu-
lar varieties are embraced in the assort-
meat.
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Big Blanket Bargain

Don't often use the wSrd, but this
price tackled to this particular blanket
there is no other word that can be HsSd
in connection which 10 half 20 exprsa-
siVe.
1914 Fine White An-WeOl Blankets,
So. 90.
1O4 Fine Grey Atwood Blankets,
1926.
r04 ia and 124 Fine White An
Wool Blan cts, 81, IS and SO.
Eiderdown Quill s, 81 81 to 80.
Sea Island Cotton Quilts, use TO 81 50
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PRICES THE TEST.
OUR OFFERINGS TRADE-CLINCHERS.
COMPETITION WAKES HOT.

Filled with the geeneod jealousy do referring
they the ba&rs oo EEL shoddy
goods" dry ultimately the 1o "e the
pie are with us" OASDtS commands the
prices and e4plodes falces per charge
goods at our prices IS q disastrous suicidal policy,
Few moro doz Baby shirts
Double Tidth all ooT ricots all colore, y
5000 yards caraleigh Gingbam 3 "a
5000 yards P}aids "a
eco wards ga Scotch Pads at
Second Case LonM Unlaundored Shirts
Tho last high novelty capes third less
manufacturers prices
No composition prices window,
light competition focused with
the music little more grape canister, Bragg.
6gemDao9;dg 4Iqsggs:, 30
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Misses and Children's
Garments

A department in itself Style, At,
finish and materials just as you'd ex-
pect to find them. Ven quote you a
few specials. They'll interest you.
Misses Colored Meton Jack
cts, s5 90 worth 81 90
Misses Scotch Cheviot Jack
cts, So q worth 81 Oh
Misses Illuminated BOucle jack
cts, So 5 worth $40 90
Misses Fine English Beaver
Jackets, IS $50 worth So }
Misses Irish Frieze Jackets,
20 o. worth Sc g.
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FIVE ITEMS

Ladies' grey, mixed combination
suits, 5es
Ladies white Jersey ribbed
suits, 6ec
Ladies extra quality white ribbed
union suits. S5s
Ladies' feeced ribbed, non shrink
ing union suits, stOs
Ladies' worsted ribbed AFFORD
cut combination suits, 81 -
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A. B. STRONACH.
Popular GOOds--POpuIar Prces--POpuIar Statesmen
We are Always Busy Selling Fine Goods at
Low Prices.
ThrOngs of Cloak Buyers

Visit or garment rooms daily. We're
adding to our reputation as cloak hand
lers. Hundreds Of handsome, carefully
made garments to pick from, and many
a satisfied woman has made selection
during the last week. II we have
pleased others we can please you. Sup
pose you try US.
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Subscribers to the telephone please add
to their lists Mr.. w. II. Pace, residence,
2T5r.
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THE WEATHER.

Pcreeass for Saturday. United
Safes Weather Bureau issues the follow
ing forecast fer the next twenty-four
hours:
FOR North Carolina-fair; northerly
wind, becoming easterly.
Yesterday: Maximum temperature, o.
miniuum temperature, ~; RAINFALL o.Vo.
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Underwear for Winter

Getting buster every day in thin INA
portant stock. Time to change 10 me
warm, heavy weights now Try TIE
purchasing power of a dollar uP TIVE
here; it'll surprise you.
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wN,R SALE-Second Hama ~ os X
n tlres--S2 of them ali sizes: n pr ce
fro ~ . "a 10 -e2y: must sell " rite q lick TO
Am ,ionn saloon Fixture CoEl any; Gin
sAn2aAl;0.
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nATrIE ESCAPED.

Efpr n sor Southern galway denot
en- Tho igDt Of esa mber 18th, rive aeef
catti@, ~ follows; ono r-an COW. enc roam
beifpr saf.s on botf sawed oi close.
ploaeo ,aturn to me and receive reward.
r. L. POTTS, Agent.
nr-4.L NJ a Nnw ia