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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-09
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What Men Who
Have Tried It
SAY OF
The Kelley Treatment
AT GREENSBORO. NC.

Mr.. w. II. Whitman, a prosperous
travelling man, of Greenvllle, S. c., in
Charlotte Observer, writes:
Greenville, S. c., May 81, 1897.
Editor Charlotte Observer:-Five years
ago last February, l registered as a pa
tient at the Kelley Institute, Green's
boro, N. G. / had drank for ten years.
remained there five weeks. The treat
ment completely restored me. 1 have no
desire to drink since, and I personally
know more than one hundred men who
have had the y me experience at the
Greensboro Kelley, and have NEVER
tasted any kind of intoxicants since.
write this because consider it duty
as well as pleasure.
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Meoos7up<ss CO.. MANfRs
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND. VA.

The comparative statement for TWEEN
ty years of the Merchants National
Bank of Richmond, Va, which appears
elsewhere in our to-day's issue, is inter
esting, and well repays Il careful exami-
nation.
This conservative institution has grown
steadily from it's organization, and its
present standing and strength reflects
great credit upon its conservative and
able president, Mr.. John L. Branch.
This bank has continued to grow
through good and bad times, and for
years has paid regularly dividends of {
per cent per annum.
1t has increased its surplus and I'M
divided profits from less than $4,000 in
1877 to sixteen times that amount at
present.
It's deposits have shown a steady in
crease from 1921 10000 in 1877 to nearly
S2,OOO,0O0 to-day, to meet which orliga-
ton the bank has in cash, due from
bank and bankers, and in United States
and sundry bonds (at their actual mar
ket value), 81, 402,11O, say II per cent
of its deposits.
The New York banks have SO per
cent, the Bank of England 80 per cent,
and the Associated Bank of Chicago.
and the Associated Chicago banks, 50
per cent. These figures speak for them
selves.
The Merchants National Bank has
the well-deserved reputation of always
having money to lend to those entitled
to credit and consideration; and keeps
specially strong in times of apnic.
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MARLBORO HOUSE ARRIVALS.

B. III. Griffin, Goldsboro; l.. G.. Cole,
Durham; X. e. Sutton, Baltimore, Nd;
Geo. w. Meredith, Monroe; M. e. Trei-
Der, Washington; J. e. Moseley, S. A.
L.; l.. d. Stainback, Henderson; w. B.
Wynns, Baltimore, Nd; r. w. Parker,
Madison, Ga; III. ~ Walters, Wake
Forest; Robt. s. Mebane, Baltimore; HI.
Fl. Granger, North Carolina; D. Y.
Copper, Henderson; J. F. Rogers, Colds
boro; w. HI. King, City; Chas, Gehr-
marin, Baltimore; J. Watkins, Rich
mond; Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Ballagh, Bal
timore; Mrs. James Jeffress, Palmer's
Springs; Miss Mamie d. Fleming, War
renton; A. S. Thomas, Durham; J. HI.
Shelburn, Durham; Hon. w. M. Russ,
City; w. A. Holland, Richmond.
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Business Notices.

The Conductors Excursion leaves Raj
eigh at 1870 a. M. leaves Durham at
80 a. M; leaves Henderson at 1856
p. m. Goes over S. A. l.. Round trip
to Norfolk and return $1.00 Seats in
reserved car 80 cents extra. Special
conductor.
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TENNESSEE.
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The most delightful and healthful re-
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of Chattanooga, in one of the loveliest
valleys of East Tennessee. Hotel open
all the year. Water best in the world
for the cure of all diseases of the liver,
stomach, bowels and kidneys. Physi-
clans everywhere recommend it. Shipped
any time, anywhere. Write for pamph-
let or further information.
THOMAS TOMLINSON, Proprietor.
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Position as teacher wanted by young
lady of experience. Best references.
Address, j., Lock Box No. II, Webster,
N. G.
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Mr.. John w. Jones is now with the
popular and growing dry goods house
of Sherwood Higgs & Co., where he will
be glad to see his friends.
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Agents for popular subscription books.
Commission or salary. Permanent en-
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Co., Raleigh, n. @.
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WANTED.

Some good solicitors; salary $500 per
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FOR RENT.

Cottage with six rooms, nicely furnish
ed, situated on North Person street.
Bath and all improvements.
w. r. TUCKER.
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FOR SALE.

One phaeton and one delivery wagon.
Both very cheap for cash. Apply 22O
South Dawson street, City.
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have 1000 nice eggs. Price 10 cents
per dozen. w. b. MANN.
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JOhnS;Ot,n'S
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Cures Fever
In One Day.
GET TILE GENUINE SEED.

GET THE GENUINE SEED.
J. H. Enniss, Raleigh, N. c.;
Dear Sir:-Enclosed find 81, for which
please send me its worth in Southern
Prize Turnip seed. / have been buying
Southern Prize seed from other seeds
men, but they were not like es4ose tn
merly bought of you. =, w
TT. r. OUTLAW.
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THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

There can no longer be any doubt as
to the fact that an agreement existed be-
tween Barnes and the Tribune to secure
and divide the State printing. This was
charged during the Legislature and de-
MED by the Tribune; but here is the evil
dence Of it. 1t is memorandum, dated
January Goth, and signed by G. M. Ken
yon and Guy V. Barnes:
"This memorandum is to the effect
that the Tribune Publishing Company,
through the business manager, G. M.
Kenyon, and Barnes Bros, through their
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

Special to the Register.
Charleston, w. Va, February IL
The Republicans in the Legislature
are all broke up as a party tonight.
There is a family row in the party
of large proportions.
The bone of contention is the consti-
tutional amendment commission.
The vote on Glover's amendment to
the House legislative appropriation bill
this afternoon, making appropriation
to pay the per diem and expenses Of
the committee stood q ayes to "a noes
and the announcement Of the vote was
postponed till tomorrow.
The House Immediately adjourned
and a caucus of the Republican mem
bers was called to meet at once.
It is said the caucus was a stormy
one. and the dissatisfaction with the
personnel of the committee was freely
expressed.
The caucus broke up with bad feel
ing all round.
The members of the committee are
angry at the refusal of the House to
vote their pay, and the other members
are as angry because Of the committee
wanting authority to sit an indefinite
time and spend an unlimited amount
of money.
It is learned tonight that a resolu-
ton will be introduced tomorrow to
repeal the resolution raising the COM
mittee and that the Senate viii take
the initiative.
The Senators are dissatisfied with
the makeup Of the House side and
have been sneering at it on every oc-
casion.
They have professed to be surprised
that Payne, tho colored delegate, was
not put on.
The Republicans are disconsolate by
reason Of the fact that they have not
received more generous support from
Democratic members in securing what
they term needed amendments to the
constitution.
The committee will probably go TO
pieces tomorrow, and it is likely that
the constitution will not be amended
for several years to come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

domestic prela;e. with the title of Mon
seigrore. AID December %, 1887 he
was ordained priest. Early in ISIS he
was named Governor of the Province
Of Benevento, where he exterminated
the brigands There he remained for
three years, and was then transferred
to Perugia. A year and half later he
was made Nuncio at Brussels, being
made a Bishop before he took the posi-
ton. He remained in this position
three years. December 10, 1888, Plus
IL. named Archbishop Pecci Cardinal
Priest. and ON February 20 1878, Car
diual Pocci was chosen Pope by the
votes OF forty-four Cardinals out Of
sixty-two. He was crowned on March
3. in the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican,
and not at st. Peters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

Holm Gamble of Bangor Me- wen,
+sr,B.b % most remarkable experience,
last saturday and sunday Die was
sioqfrs q Well. and when ot depth oil
s,rrv feet at eight o'clock Saturday
morning and while me was standing az
-,e notion of the excavation, the wen
.,, FIN clear to- the ton. the enormous
of earth and rock CATCHING Cam
--s and uinning him i'm am uprisht po-
,,o7 AGAINST the side of the Well.
r-bs work of rescue was commenced at
once but it was two o'clock sunday
,oor,fre before the man was rescued.
@--- hone was broken, and his only
.,igr.sz were q cut ON his forehead
bruises To his hands. Tie had IN
-ms mysterious manner been enabled
r~s9.b for eighteen hours, with
+-.r too. of earth ON top of him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25
Special TO the Register.

Parkersburg. W. Va, February "a
The flood situation here tonight is not
so alarming as was expected, and the
Ohio is only rising slowly. At mid
night the Ohio was SO feet inches, and
is rising at the rate of inches an
hour. Merchants in the lower end Of
town are moving their goods to places
of safety, and numerous stores are
flooded.
Several of the roads leading TO this
city are flooded and the lowlands above
here on the Ohio are deluged.
Riverside, a suburb of this city is
the greatest sufferer and many families
have deserted their homes tonight.
The Little Kanawha is now running
clear OF debris and timber and is re-
ported as falling at Creston. There
has not been a train through from the
east since early Monday morning, and
it is expected that il will be late this
afternoon before any trains can get
past the big wash-out east Of Cumber-
land.
No. I, which came through early
Monday morning, was the last train
through from the east. Will tAlt "a
ceptiOn of trains made up at Cumber-
land and this point. All other trains
have been abandoned
The bridge at Smithton, which was
weakened by the washing out of some
trestling so that it was impossible to
get the heavier freight engines over,
has been repaired and fright, as well
as local trains are running over the
fifth division as usual The wash-out
on the B. & o. S. w. at Faleski, which
delayed traffic for nearly a day, has
been repaired and trains have been
running on time. The o. R. R. r.
shops are entirely surrounded and it is
thought they will be flooded by morn
ing. The weather is clear and cold.
An the factories along the Little Kama
wha have been compelled to close
down. The Kanawha reached the
highest point to-day ever known by
more than a foot.
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REPUBLICANS NIX N 4 RON.
More Than One Kind Of Troubled
Waters at the State Capital.

a Caucus OF Republicans to Con-
slider tho Constitutional Amend
ment Commission Breaks UP
Amidst Considerable III Feeling.
The Personnel of the House Side
of the Commission Doesn't Please
the Senate-The Matter Of Paying
for the Work Started the Trouble.
The Whole Business Likely TO Go
by the Senate will Take
the Initiative.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

,-,v- tuesday Pope Leo Nil. VIII
.-isbrats the eighy-seyenth aHal'e'-
his BIRTH His unofficial name
ocenro Gioacchino Pecci and he
norm March ., 1910. at Carp'ne'o.
no diocese Of Anagni in the state
49, +be church. His mother was Anne
p-ospsrf a descendant of Cola di Re
M the last of the Romans. the
rrosert Pope entered the college OF
.eo r.sr,ts at viterbo, when but eight
ms IF ass. When he was fourteen
vent to Rome, and there studied
-sHosophy. mathematics rhetoric etc
Nom his CoHege he went TO the Aeaa-
v Of Noble Ecclesiastics' where ne
vsisd law and diplomacy. Tie re-
lived the orders Of sub-deacon and
-, carly in 1881 on March ltof
mad year Gregory XVI made MN d
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A sCArHING CRITICISM

Washington, February 24-The
President has delivered q most scathing
criticism upon indecent newspaper
publications i'm denying a pardon to
James B. Wilson. sentenced i'm Deem
ber 1893. i'm Indiana, TO two years i'm
prisonmeut $3.50 6ue and costs, for
mailing obscene paper
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25
CONFIDENCE PUDDING

For the benefit of my unemployed
brothers I will give The following re-
cine for hunger. Take three gallons
of confidence. one quart of sold stand
ard. seven tabIesp00ufuls Of prosperity.
TWO quarts of sound money. and one
pound % protection. and eat while hot
DIR. M'KINLEY.
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HUNTINGTON and VICINITY.
Continued From First Page.

about eight feet of water and some of
the houses are inundated almost TO the
second floor. The pavilion at COney
island, a pleasure resort, located about
a mile below the city, went out this
afternoon. and several oil tanks and
rigs have been washed away. IL is re-
ported that there will be five or six
feet of water yet before the river COM
mences to recede, and those living in
low portions Of the city are preparing
TO move out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

IT. is but lately that the English
rress fin common with the press of
The rest of the world, was teeming
with Indignation at the horrors OF
Turkish rule I'm Armenia. Now. when
Crete revolts at the same Turkish rule
in that Island. English warships lead
the r0wers I'm bombarding the insur-
ur This may De the result Of
...-..~7rshfu. but it isn't common de-
crr.v.
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OIL MARKETS.

OIL City. Pa, February 24.-Credit
balances Gle: certificates. no bids;
shipments S00140 barrels. runs. Pea
175 barrels.
New York. February 24.-Peuoleum
firm; Pennsylvania, easier; March Gle
bid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

SCHEDULE MEETING TODAY.
Baltimore. February 2t.-Members
Of the National League of Base Ball
Clubs have begun % arrive to attend
the schedule meeting which begins
tomorrow morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

Up 20 date twenty-five candidates
have been announced for the Republi-
can nomination for Governor of Penn
sylyauia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

The TACT that Mrs Henry Ward
Beecher is dying viii be learned with
widespread sorrow. She is at the home
of her son-iu-law, Samuel Scovile, at
stamford. Conn
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IaasE to View Aavsrri..msn...
FOURTH PAGE.

@OOhIH PAGE.
Wiedeousch. ''''' l7'''s 80 49,
81 .oer Grain and Produce Business
ACT ~ -e-James CrangIe.
contractors and Buiiders-Klieves-
KRAFT Co. '>'''
N9tsel SALE. II. Rhodes & Co.
Manted-Salesnan.
y h,eo-Furuished Room.
Nanted-S Salesman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

Somebody out in Oregon has sent @
tomahawk 10 President-elect McKir-
ley. He'll need it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

Wonder how many cubic acres OF
Pennsylvania and West Virginia mud
have passed down the Ohio with the
present treshet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

An Ohio shoe factory has received am
order from England for $1,000 pairs OF
shoes. Put on more tarGt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

Yesterday we could have foated I'm
Gle Sans biggest battleship i'm the
Ohio. with ten feet TO spare under her
keel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

The news from Peru is that vast de-
p0sits of petroleum have been found
there. .he field having an area of 300
oaara miles. Is this a fiction of the
Standard. preparatory to another re-
duclou in priccse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

The bombardment Of Canea is the
shame Of Europe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

Somebody has patented a new voting
machine What i'm the world is the
matter with the Ohio county Republic
can machine. we want TO know?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

August Belmonts physicians have
told him he must go TO a warmer c.i-
mate. and August is wondering what
they mean.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

AS TO the freshet, it was not nearly
as bad as it might have been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

Yesterday the Island man was i'm
his element, and it looked like the good
old times.
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lEnAk LEaIsLArION

Tie Register has heretofore made
O brief reference to the tendency
, of state law-making bodies to indulge
/ in freak legislation. We have a case in
point i'm our own State. where the the
atra hat bill" was put through and
sent to the Governor. Other bills of this
class were introduced but SO far have
noe been passed. although what may
happen is past guessing.
I'm some of the other States the ten
dencv is much more marked.
I'm Nevada prize lighting was legal
lied. and i'm Missouri the Legislature
solemnly depuuzed a committee to
make a trip 20 Carson City to see the
prize fight and report upon it. The Indi-
ana General Assembly has declared
that "the area Of a circle shall be and
hereby is equal TO that of a square
whose perimeter equals that of the
circle" The Missouri Legislature, in
addition TO sending the committee TO
Nevada. has a bill before it. providing
.yhat railroad companies shall not be
allowed to- use wooden rails and tie
them with string and fixes a penalty
of fine of $4,000 for a violation of
the Claw" while Senator SpoffOrd, OF
the same luminous body. has introduced
bin providing for a State Board Of
Inspectors to pass upon the skill of
BARRIERS. I'm the Kansas Legislature
bill was passed revising the calendar,
though i'm what particular kilograms
DO not state. A bin was also intro
duced i'm the same body making the
wives of all members clerks. New
York. from which better things are,
somehow. expected. is not behind the
other States in this matter. Crank
bills in goodly number are before the
august body which sits at Albany and
some Of them have become laws. The
I general tendency is 10 pry into private
affairs. put the individual under sur
velIance and regulation and to increase
the body of public officials.
Discussing this general subject of
crank legislation having a tendency
to restrict individual freedom, the New
York sun well says:
"The notion -h3t anybody is capable of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-25

Russell sage has loaned fifty dollars
To- his brother Elizus. of Channahon,
Ul. but required @ note mt sixty days.
at six per cent. secured by "a mortgage
on Tie home of the brother. Russell
DON'T let such little matters as a
brother i'm want stand between him and
business
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Beelia9 8e9ister
CHARLES q. fancy. General Maua!ea

ne i'---iISIEIt. embracing it's several
VI. Is entered at the Postc.Hcc in
" "oeiins, w. Va, as second-class matter.
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EWING BROS.

eminent dyke, built since 1884 for the
nrotection of that city. At Ports
mouth n washouts have stoped the 9,l use
Of two railroads. the Norfolk and "es-
tern and the Cincinnati, Portsmouth
and Virginia. ..-.
Here in Cinciati exposed busiess
houses have secured themselves against
further inconvenience. All railroads.
here are running from their depots' eA-
cent those using the Grand Central anu
they now start from Eighth street II
is believed now the rise here will not
go much over sixty feet.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. February @-Ihe
Ohio river has reached stage Of Z4.6 feet
on the falls. and the rise is now at the rate
of but one inch an hour. 1t is thought
the highest mark will be reached by to-
morrow morning.
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HRAlG-IA6 OVER RULES.
COrbett and Fitz Disagree on Some
Points of Course.

Both Express Opinions Regarding
the Outcome Of the Fight-Bob
Says jim will be Put 20 Sleep in
Two Rounds IF He Attempts
Rushing - Base Ball Meeting.
Other sport, Local and by Wire.
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Minister DE Lone appear 10 be more
sem tive to public opinion i'm this
country. as regards Cuba. than the adj
muisuadon is The administration
has a tolerably thick skin.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NV virtue OF "a deed of trust executed 6S
II T. keenan, lO noe - trustee Oh me -'d
d8y of June. 1885, ] viii, ou
SATURDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
MARCH, 1897.
o-709 M 20 the front door Of th- Court
Hons, al Ohio county. sell at pubic SAFE
tr- following personal property, % WY
No. 200 suits. no. q springs; No. w
mats. / pair standard pillows 30. -
plain shades: 40 Z ~ldcboard. IS. rock
cr..1 1O-ulece toilet set. / No 800 r.. rock
or. pictures: pictures, q steak dishes.
small. 4 glass dishes: individual butter
dishes. I steak FOUNDER ] fork; i spoon ,
ffr nan. 27il green Wilton laid 25ia yards
brown Wilton laid; fancy mating lald ,
red and drab mating Is laid; 29'5 No. li5
f-rLid cpt.: so. 2N fringe shades; ~
No 1898 lace curtains, 3 wood poles. oak
No. zoo coffee mill, ! No. step gasoline
stowe. SO. fO3 water cooler; No Ntb par
irr shin. so. 1915 Is. lounge. No 3i2 oak
stand. I No rs GIFT. extension table; NO.
i,.. mfrs. no. CiH4-a tea set: / set knives
and forks. bread knife. I No. ID q. dish
nan. D rim cups. j 30. 80 coffee pot, NO. =
frv nan: 10. fry pan: I gran. tea
I.f-I..i 40. 20 stew pan. ] glass set, but
t,r cream. spoon and sugar; 8 glasses; l
castor. Hartford spoons table; o Hart
ford spoons tea; 1 80. 10 pc. blue toll
Terms Of saIs-One-half cash, balance in
20 days.
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STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS

Stettin, February 24-Arrived DIST
Hechla. New York.
Glasgow. February 24.-Arrived 23d:
-Furnessia. New York.