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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
HON. W. J. BRYAN
Delivers an Address to the Texas
Legislature - A Ringing Speech,
Dealing With Matters That Need
Attention Everywhere.

AUSTIN. Texas January 21.-Hon. ".
J. Bryan visited The Texas Legislature this
morning and AN business in the two houses
was suspended while he made ID ringing
speech characteristic Of his last campaign.
lie took occasion to say that he noted
with pride that Texas was i'm the lead in
the matter of laws to regulate the corpor-
atlous that We're doing their country harm
He stated that IN this State and others
I'm the past twelve months corporations
had stepped ont of their chartered rights
and into politics and that Dee favored the
enactment Of a law prohibiting any cor
poration from contributing TO "a campaign
fund. lie said tha, while rcformors Were
always called enemies of the government.
time would show that they We're right and
he desired TO encourage them in their
worthy fieht against corporations that
were doins the country so much damage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28

WASHINGTON. January PA crisis
in the debate on the Nicaragua canal bill
was reached in the Senate late to-day. It
brought out an energetic statement from
Senator Sherman in which he foreshadow-
ed new treaty by which the United
States could build the canal without the
intermediation Of & private concession.
The Senator declared that this govern
mental execution of the project was the
only feasible one and that all private ef-
forts in that direction had proved failures.
Answering Mr.. Morgan's recent charge
that England inspired opposition to Amer
lean control of the canal. Mr.. Sherman
asserted that this was "bugaboo' wholly
without foundation. He added a hand
some tribute to England and her insutu-
tons Mr.. Villas followed with a motion
TO recommit the canal bill to the Committee
on Foreign Relations. step which Mr..
Morgan characterized as an insult. The
motion was changed so as to make the re-
committal to the special committee Of
which Mr.. Morgan is chairman. The SEN
ate adjourned before a vote was taken and
the Villas motion to recommit is pending.
The military academy appropriation bill
carrying approximately $4,000, was pass
ed after the defeat of the amendment for
participation of the West Point cadets in
the inaugural ceremony. The amendment
led to a sharp controversy between Mr..
Allen, of Nebraska. and Mr.. Gray. OF Del
aware The bill for an international mon
etary conference was not reached during
the day.
The House to-day, after Il debate Of four
hours. adopted the conference report on
the immigration bin by vote Of 1S1 TO u.s..
The principal criticism Of the measure
agreed on by the conferees in debate to-
day was based on the extension Of the ed
ucational test to female as well rs male
immigrants on the ground that it might di-
vide families and to the limitation Of the
ability Of immigrants to read and write
the English language or the language Of
their native country or residence
Speeches We're made by Messrs Buck
Dem. La), Doliver CRep., Iowa.. Bar
tholdi Rep.. MOI. Grosvenor (Rep.. Ohio.
and Beamcr Dem. La), in opposition,
and Messrs. Danforth (Rep., Ohio, Hep
burn tRep.. IowaD. W. A..Stone Rep.. Pa).
Corliss Rep.. Mich), and Taylor Rep.,
Ohio. in its support.
The provisions of the bill have been re-
Gently published.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
SHOOK THE GYP.
The Princess Ghimay Pays Her Bill
ana Leaves Her ParamOur Strand
ed--.They Have Quarreled Violently.
Tho Princess Goes tc Monte Carlo.

Milan. January 27-The Princess de
Chimay. formerly of Detroit, and Janos
Rigo. the Hungarian Gypsy musician,
who recently eloped with her, have
ouarreled violently. The screams OF
rage from the Princess de Chimay and
the forcible language Of Rigo disturbed
the residents Of the hotel where the
two were stopping and they complain
ed TO the landlord because Of the noise
occasioned by these outbursts OF pas
sion.
AT the end Of one of these quarrels,
the Princess de Chimay packed her
trunk and quilted the hotel, leaving at
once for Mote Carlo She paid her own
bill. but left RIGGS bill unsettled. Rigo
is said TO be in an awkward position
since the departure Of the Princess,
for he is without funds and has no i'm
mediate prospects Of securing employ
ment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
QUITE A FIGHT.
A Kentucky Shooting Scrape With
More Than the Usual Number Of
Killings.

Lexington, KY, January PA ter
rible battle occurred late Tuesday af-
ternoon on Green river, near Browns
Vile. The combatants were Eugene
Carrier. J. J. Carrier, Nathan Scaegs
and Luther Scaggs on the one side. and
G. w. Hazelip and Alfonso Hazelip. his
son. on the other. G. w. Hazelip was
shot in the groin and hand. and Alfonso
in the breast, arm and side Nathan
Scaggs was shot in the shoulder, Ben
Scaggs. a bystander. in the arm. The
two Hazelips will die. The trouble
occurred over the alleged betrayal of
Carriers sister by Alfonso Hazelip. All
are prominent. The Carrier brothers
are large merchants. G. w. Hazelip
is an uncle Of State Treasurer G. W.
Long. His brother is president Of
Gravson county bank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
TINE KEEPER IN TROUBLE.
Henry Coffman Charged With Padding
Ohio River Railroad Pay Rolls.
Special to the Register.

Special 10 the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, January 81
Henry Coffman. a young man Of this
city. who has been employed by the
Ohio River Railroad Company for some
time as timekeeper, it is charged by
the officials, has defrauded the road out
OF at least $500. Besides keeping the
time of the shop. he also kept the time
of the engineers and firemen Of the
road. The charge against him is that
of padding" the time of firemen and
engineers on the road and thus cause
them to draw more money than they
earned. These employees. ii is alleged,
would divide. the proceeds with him.
Coffman is of a good family. He re-
singned Monday and left for the West
but was apprehended at Kenova and
brought back here. He was seen by
the Register man tonight and stated
that he is innocent Of the charges. Four
firemen, three engineers and four OF
the shop men have been discharged for
alleged implication in the overcsarges.
Numerous attachments have been
sworn out against Coffman by mer-
chants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
THE CHIC SENATORSHIP.
Governor Bushnell Finds a Man Who Might
suit War, Wanna Interviewed

Governor Bushnell Funds Man Who Might
suit Mar, Wanna intc~yi"wod
Columbus, Ohio, January 27-Gover-
nor Bushnell has a letter from oner-
man ON the Senatorship, but declines
TO give its contents. it being personal.
Col. Cooper. of Mt. Vernon has been
suggested. the Governor says, as a
suitable man TO appoint
Canton. Ohio, January 27.-"The
Ohio situation?" said Mr. Hanna, when
a question regarding the senatorial
talk was asked him. Well, I'm not
Worrying about that A great deal of
the talk on that subject comes from
YOU gentlemen here in Canton. My
part I'm it is as chairman of the National
Committee. and a great many people
call to- see me. Ny efforts, however,
are directed and actuated by the desire
20 gain for the coming administration
the support il ought to have.
Columbus. Ohio. January 27-Gover-
nor Bushnell tonight stated that Sen
ator sherman had already recommend
el Mr. Hanna.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
ROUTINE PROCEED

Special 10 the Register. 81
CHARLESTON. w. W 3 dary ~
The Senate convened y m.
The committee on -tion reported
back to pass Senate bin 40. Al, regarding
teachers examinations and certificates;
NO so. relating TO the duties OF boards Of
education: No. 60. to establish a State
geological and economic survey; No. So
relating TO education. Also, not to pass:
40. a. concerning the duties Of boards OF
education. Also. without recommended
tlon. No. 6s TO amend section Of chapter
A. of The code.
The committee on finance reported back
not TO pass No. SO. providing for the relief
of Elizabeth Gregg. Also, without recon-
mend8ticn. No. 81.
The committee on public buildings and
humans institutions reported back not 10
pass Senate bin No. 9. providing for the
establishment Of an asylum for incur
ables.
r.,ef~r,,1 90, s.c,,d Pa~p
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
TWO KILLED

And Several Others Severely Injured by
Gas Explosion in Mine at Uniontowr,
Pa.
Uniontown, Pa, January 27.-An eX-
plosion in the Smock mines of Hurst
q Co., last evening, killed two miners
and injured seven others, three Of
whom Will die
The dead are Peter Houser and Char
les McQuistOn.
The injured are Michael Horanac,
John Augustine Michael Kennie, John
Mitchell, John ellis. and VIM. Gillis,
his son.
Augustine, Kinnie and Mitchell were
terribly burned and mangled and can
not recover.
The explosion was caused by the lib
Grafton of a pocket Of gas, which was
ignited by the open lamps of the min
ers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
The Annual Meeting OF the state Society
Held In Charleston Officers Elected.

The Annual meeting OF the STATE roCiSAJ
Held In Charleston -Onicers Elected.
Special 20 the Register.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. January g.
The State horticultural Society held its
annual meeting here to-day, with Presi-
dent Henry G. Hervey. of Parkersburs.
presiding. The president made splendid
address. which was listened 10 with at
teutiou by the large number present. \
number Of interesting papers were read
among which were. How 10 Manage 4
Greenhouse" Charles Discher. of Char
lesion. Flowers as am Educator by
Ad0Iph Hieh,e. Of Parkersburg; Seven
Years Experience i'm the cultivation Of
Fruit Trees and Grape Vines by Cas-.
Becker. OF Melville, Strawberries. by
Nirgu Vaudevort Of Morgantown; THE
Structure of Some of our Common
Fruits. by Prof W. Earl Rumsey. Of
MoFgant0wr; "Bu,ter Making by Mrs.
Charles Discher of Charleston; Com
mtrci8l Orchards by Alex. Clohan, Of
N1r,lrshurg. Methods Of Preparatory
Fruit Trees" 10y Prof. l.. G. Corbett OF
MorEantown.
The annual election resulted in the
choice Of R. G.. Burket Of Berkeley
Springs. for president; Adolph Hlehle, Of
parkersburg vice president; and L. c..
Corbett. of Parkersburg. secretary. The
next meeting viii Doe held in NIartinsburS
oe The 6th of October next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
FOUR PERlSHED.
A Defective Flu3 Causes an Awful
Catastrophe in Michigan---0thers
Frozen.

EeIevEe Mich. January 27.-The
house of A. E. Vandawater, three miles
from here. caught fire from a defective
chimney at q. m, and Mrs. Wanda
water two children. boy of eight and
a girl of fourteen. and Miss Anna Van
dawater. a sister of the father, and
husband. perished in tina flames. Their
bodies were burned beyong recognition.
The other inmates of the house es-
capped by jumping from a second story
window. They walked in their night
robes and barefooted through the snow,
ten inches deep. to the house of neigh
bor. a mile away. Their feet and hands
were fozen and they are in very criti-
cal condition. The father, il is feared,
viii lose his mind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
MAD DOG AT LARGE
Terrifes Many Persons-A Man Bitten
Last Night

Last Night.
Early last evening the police received
information that a large English mas
tiff was running about and acting like
it was mad. officer Gardner saw the
dog at nine o'clock in the Second ward
but could not get close enough to shoot
it. Later reports came from different
sections of the city about belated pc
destrians having narrow escapes and
being badly frightened.
About two o'clock Victor Bouer, an
emplove of Burns q Church, who drives
the mail wagon. started down over the
creek. At the corner OF Market and
Twentieth streets the dog tackled him
He was powerless in his efforts 20 beat
OF the brute. BOuer was downed and
the dog chewed his neck and shoulder.
He went % the Hook and Ladder
house. and afterwards 20 DR.. Taylor's
Office where his wounds were dressed
The animal also attacked a brother
Of patrol driver May on the South Side.
but he managed to escape. At three
o'clock this morning all the officers on
duty south Of the creek are looking for
the dog.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
IL TH@ L. :. COURT.
The Grand jury Discharged and Several
Cases Disposed OF

SpSi4dl 10 lIe Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va. Januray ~
The grand jury Of the Federal Court
has been discharged. The jurors eX-
amined nearly four hundred witnesses
and found many indictments. The ma
ture of these cases will not be known
until the parties are apprehended. In
the case of Marion Ratcliife. for pass
ing a counterfeit silver coin, at Hunt
ington, the jury brought in a verdict Of
not guilty.
John W. Stevens and Albert Smith
were convicted Of counterfeiting and
sent to the penitenti6ry for fourteen
months each. John w. Thompson and
Albert Smith convicted of assaulting
Ida Kipp and Frank Boiles, of Hunting
ton, who testified against them in
court. were sentenced to fourteen
months in the penitentiary and $500
fine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28

Cleveland. Ohio. January 27.-lt can
be stated on authority which cannot be
doubted. that the Republican leaders
have decided upon a radical change OF
policy in connection with the proposed
continuation of political agitation
throughout the coming four years, and
tiVlt in its stead the verdict Of the Am
erican people in the recent presidential
election and the merits of the incoming
administration will stand alone.
Immediately following the election
many leading Republicans throughout
the country urged upon National Chair
man Hanna and the members OF his
committee the importance and abso-
lutte necessity for continuing the polit-
ical agitation pursued during the cam
paign just closed. At first the mem
bers of the committee were fully IN
accord with this idea, but gradually
and after mature deliberatiOn, the ma
ority of the National Committee. in
Guiding the chairman, have eNperlenc-
ed a change of heart. Ii is stated that
this change of front has only been
reached after much discussion between
Chairman Hanna and the members OF
IiIe NdIIOldI Soi'llii..l,I. -. - 40
p,'Sl W. VI ~ f +I,o oo,o,,,itree
ueeH li''nN c,,,;-, lIa,,
mere iii CoA!eI ellCe ',il i'',' .i'.''
ma ana II IS KNOWN yildl lIlI 0.,0-5C,o1,
mas Deeh eaINeS''! UiS0"7'0O VIZ
occasions.
CHAIRMAN Hahha' altho"Su o"G VI VI
the very hrst TO announce Hli,selI -
FAVOR OF continuing tue poil'!N"l ~,
tion during the coming Iour ears, mas
clearly demonstrated ms c"dH6e VI
views by trankIy StaJlnS 10 IepleseH-
tatlve OF the Associated FIeSS'
Il am in favor Oh stopping au pouI-
ical agitation. and permitting the YER
dict OF the people OF the country 10
stand upon its merits.
IL is believed that potent factor enter
ing into the discussion and final decision
on this question. is the belief. which Is
apparently growing ON all sides. that "''-
i've political work ON Sucn q se"e as was
mapped out 10y the I-sPH"ic'u ie"oe'7
some time ago. is now ana would con-
tinue TO be q menace TO the return or BUS
mess prosperity.
tt is considered safe 10 say that the
opinion Of Mr.. Hanna I'm This 'oeoee.io-.
reflects the views Of the PreSident-eiect
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
COAL RATE WAR,
So Far as Ohio Coal Traffic Is Con-
cerned. Is at an End--An Agree
msnt on Rates Reached.

Columbus. Ohio. January 27.-The
OHIO Coal Traffic Association to-day
pur an end TO the coal rate war by the
Association voting unanimously TO aD-
rogate all contracts, under tarlH rates
taking effect at midnight. Some claims
for damages will doubtless follow but
these will be met by the association.
4 committee was appointed to fix a
basis for the division Of coal traffic.
The agreement is for one year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
TRAINING BEGUN.
Fitzsimmons Preparing for His Battle with
fn-hctf

New York, January 27-RObert Fitz-
simmons began light training to-day
for his battle with James !. Corbett.
According TO the articles Of agree
ment with Dan Stuart. who is promot-
ing the fight, neither FitzsimmOns nor
Corbett will be notified of the location
of the battle ground until February H..
consequently neither of them is in a
position to select training quarters or
begin heavy work. FitZsimmons has
decided to remain right in this city
until he hears from Stuart. and has
mapped out for himself system OF
exercises that he Will follow daily dur
ing his short stay here. He will make
daily twelve mile run from the Bar
tholdi Hotel, where he is stopping, to
Macombs' dam and return. skirting
Central Park He will use the dumb
bells for few moments each day and
will exercise with the wrist machine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
NOT GUILTY
Was the Plea Entered by Proxy by
Those Interested in the Seeley Din
ner Scandal.

NEW YORK. January -1-Abroham l.
EIkius appeared in tho Court OF General
Sessions with power of attorney for Her
hort 3. s,eIcy. Theodore Rich and James
II. Phipps who Were indicted 10y the
grand jury yesterday ON charge of coH-
spjrng to procure indecent exposure on
the part of Little Egypt and Minnie Rem
wood. who figured az the recent dinner
at Sherrys and pleaded not guilty. He
took the privilege of Withdrawing the
pIea and furnished bail of $500 for each
Of the defendants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
NATIONAL BOARD Of TRADE
Has Some Ideas Upon Finance and
Other Important Questions.

Reports of Numerous Committees
Received and Approved - The
Cleveland = Carlisle Plan Of Ma
tional Finance Favored-A Mon
etary Commission and It's Com
position Suggested to Congress.
The Subject of International Coins.
The Torrey Bankruptcy Bill Fa-
vored - The Present Method Of
Letting Government Contracts
Condemned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
DID NOT oHAsTIsE HIM.
4 Mob ln Tennessee Meets More Than Its
Match in the Nan They Went After.

Albany. y. Y. January 27.-David
Hoffman and W. ]. Leonard. Of Camp
bellsville. who have just returned from
the Cumberland mountains, state that
Tuesday. in Morgan county, Tenn. a
mob of men went TO the farm house OF
NI~. Gaze to chastise his son lor I'M
moral conduct. Young Gage had q
friend in the mob John Porter. VINO
after they arrived in the yard declared
they should not touch Gage, A nsht
followed in which John Porter was
stehbe5 and killed. When Porter fell
Young Gage ran out Of the house with
p revolver in each hand. tiring at the
members of the mob who ran. One OF
them whose name was not learned by
Holman and Leonard. fell mortalIy
wounded. The bodies Of the two deaG
men were left lying on the porcR al
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
THE NICARAGUA CANAL BILL.
A Crisis Reached in the Debate in the
Senate Yesterday.

Senator Sherman Foreshadows a
New Treaty, Under Which the
United States Can Build the Canal
Without Regard for Private Con-
cessiOns-The House Adopts the
Conference Report on the Immi-
grafton Bill After a Hot Debate Ct
Four Hours The Vote Was l3l to
118-West Point Cadets Will Not
Be in the inaugural Parade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
THEIR TACTICS CHANGED.
Republicans Abandon the Proposed
Four Years Campaign.

Chairman Hanna and Other Mem
bers of the National Committee
Have Decided, After Due Deliber-
alton, That the Scheme Outlined
Immediately After the Election
Would Not Be a Good Thing.
The National Headquarters at
. Washington Win &c Closed With
in the Year-No Satisfactory Rea-
son Given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Two Men Caught 10y Nitro-Glyccrine EN-
posion. Near Toledo. Ohio.

Toledo Ohio, January pa tre-
mendous explosion OF nitrO-giycerine
i'm a store house belonging to the Ohio
and Michigan Torpedo Company. OF
this city. occurred this afternoon near
Bradner. twenty-five miles south OF
here. The explosion was so tremend-
Gus that it was plainly heard here, and
il ratified windows in the southern part
of the city. VIM. Morrison, Of Toledo.
and Edward Dennison, OF Rising sum-
were blown to atoms. Morrison was a
field man and married. Dennisoh
was a shooter and single.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
R1-RNED BY NATURAL GAS.
,ecial 10 the Register

SPECIAL 20 tht NtElsItI-
Parkersburg. W. Va. January II
Calvin Taylor. the janitor in the court
house here. was terribly burned about
the face and body tonight by a nat
ural gas explosion in the cellar OF the
court house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
WILL INVADE WASHINGTON.
Tho Vanderbilt set OF New York Arranging
-. ------- :. :. L.. L.. .,ItnI

The Vanderbilt set OF New York Arranging
for Residences "a the Capital
WASHINGTON. January 27.-Corne''us
Vaudcrblts agent has 3ust leased the
Iowcry mansion for three months and
will take possession next week. Mr.. Nan-
dorbiIt will bring his entire New York
household. including cooks and servants,
and will also bring twenty horses SiN
coachmou and four srooms. together with
ten or twelve carriages. II is said that
several other wealthy members of hat IS
known i'm New York as the Vanderbilt
set. are looking for houses suitable for
entertaining purposes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28

For West Virginia-Generaily ar
nrecoded by light snow in the morn
ing: continued cold westerly "liluS
Christian schrerf The opera ilou-s .',
1rugpi-i made the following ohs6r''tions
or the temperature yesi'i''y ,s
Q a. m. 12 y m.. l5, . p. H. - . y '-''' 80
Weather chauGeab.e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
RoBBED - THs HMU5a.

Special 10 the Register
PARKERsBURG 49, 81. J'H'iF -
VIM. Baker. who moved South farkrf--
burg recently from Elizabeth aa4 ".'
was DISCHARGED a- a witness u.t'r. 'H. '-
s. Court grand jury aaI received h.. i.'
was held mn by. two u.a.l..I mon ''r.Y '.''
morning on the H.ua"Nl H'ii+.
relieved of }-J.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
\ NEW TIN MILL.
Negotiations Pending for the Establish
ment of a New Industry at East Liver

Special to the Register.
East Liverpool. Ohio, January o.
President NJ. NJ. Garland, of the Anal
gamated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers of Pittsburg, and two mem
bers of the Alconia Tin Plate Company.
of Youngstown, met with the Board Of
Trade here this afternoon and submit
ted their proposition to locate the
Alconia plant here. The site will
probably be on the south side of the
town. across the river. The company
will capitalize at $l75,OOO, and a four
mill plant will be PUT in. Most of the
stock is subscribed in Pittsburg. Car
land owns no stock, but is representing
Pittsburg investors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

sDecial 70 the Register
WASHINGTON. January "A patent
has been granted to John r. Kries. OF
charleston. W. Va. on dish-lifter. also.
10 George ". swiger, OF Brown, ". Va,
on a post-setter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
rorGnr wIrm rocKErNNWEs.
Two Negro school Girls at Lexington lay.
Indulge in a Fatal ARRAY.

CINCINNATI january "a special to
the Commsrcial-Tribune from Lexington.
Ky. says: Hattie Fletcher and A"oie
Foster. school girls. botn coiored' Icus"'
with pocket knives. returning home rom
school to-day Hattie. VINO was o3dy
gashed. laid open the jugu'or vein in Adj
dies neck. causing death soon after
wards
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-28
m. IMPORTANT MATTERS
Attention Of Legislators at
Charleston,

ned Policy Insurance Bill
More ana Discussed IN
-e-The Leather Trusts
trsu i'm Committee Op-
rv Local Tanners-Ruck-
--r-osed Anti-Lynch Law
4 Dispsnsary Bill - The
Springs Lease Finds Op-
a Gentleman From
~s.r Who Has Been SOrely
1tsd-The Routine Pro-