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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Morgan arranged
a stag entertainment a. their home
on North Main street last night, in
honor of the twenty-frst birthday OF
their son, David. Jr. 1t was a com
plete surprise. but the host entertained
handsomely. and his guests, who made
up a merry and cOngenial party spent
the evening very pleasantly. An eX-
cellent supper was served about eleven
o'clock.
The class Of ~ of the Linsly Institute
was highly entertained at the home of
Messrs. Charles and Harry Killmyer. at
their home ON Fifteenth street, Wednes-
day evening Dancing was the chief pas
time. and at a seasonable hour refresh
ments We're served As the boys left. they
gave three cheers and their class yell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
\ BLOW OUT TONIGHT.
\ Real Nice Time Promised for South sd,
Voters.

The Republican city campaign will be
formally opened I'm a most elaborate man
uar on the South Side this evening 1t will
be in the nature of a reception rendered
by members OF the city police 10 them
friends, and voters of the South Side.
Carts Hail. corner Thirty-hrst and
Chapline streets. has been rented for the
occasion and Will be in splendid order for
the affair. Ii will be well lighted and well
heated and every convenience and comfort
viii be devised for the guests. They will
mo doubt number several hundred, for the
hall is conveniently situated. and the ma
jority of the voters have received cordial
invitations 10 attend.
While tO-night's affair Will not be the
first Of the kind held during the present
city campaign i'm the lower end of the city,
it viii Dee the most notable judging by the
arrangements that are being made and the
number of invitations issued. A former
affair was given at private residence OF
one of the Sixth wand officers and the only
thing that prevented il being a decided sue
cess was the appropriation by an unknown
person OF an 0vercoat of one of the guests,
without asking the consent of the owner.
I'm order that there Will not be a repeu-
ton of this offence it is desired that the
guests will leave their overcoats at home.
as the hall Will De properly heated this
evening.
officer Frank Bero has charge Of the ar
engagements. and viii preside as master of
ceremonies I'm his usual graceful and un-
assuming manner. There Will be an
abundance of refreshments. liquid and 9TH
crwise. and none of the guests will be
asked to go down into their jeans to pay
the fiddler. The programme will be inter-
spersed with a number of delightful mu-
steal selections. among which Will be sew
eral charming tenor solos by Lieut.. Glenn
ans.
To add Importance to the affair. sew
/ eraI nominees on the Republican city tick
et Will grace il 10y their presence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
MIXED THE GAS.
Natural and Artificial Gas Together
Caused a Metre 10 Collapse on
Water Street---What the City Gas
Works Officials Say.

The city gas officials discovered yester-
G.v another case where a gas consumer
was getting the better of the city by mix
i1E has natural gas with the illuminating
sass furnished 10y The city. The discovery
Was made by the collapse of "a gas meter
connected with q saloon on Water street.
TO was found that this had been done
by attaching "a pipe from the natural gas
pipe 10 the pipe proceeding from the city
meter AS the natural gas is mu n
cheaper. the consumer who uses a great
deal OF gas for lighting purposes. could
save great deal 10y turning the natural
gas into the ciys pipes. The flow OF gas
was regulated by the means of two stop
cocks.
AS the material gas CNerts a greater
pressure than the artificial gas. it is a very
easy matter to- I'm the pipes with the
former and save money. The consumer
ON Water street made a mistake and let
TOO much of the natural gas into the pipe.
The result was that the artificial gas was
forced back into ,ae meter causing it to
collapse.
Supt. Thompson. of the gas works. said
last night that this had been the third
case of the kind that had been brought TO
their notice. As they could not prosecute
the consumer. owing 10 "a recent decision
.C Mayor Caldwell their only recourse
has been iu notifying the West Virginia
Natural Gas Company and demanding that
they stop the appug of the natural gas
uires As The natural gas company are
not permitted TO sell their article for ulu-
miuatiug purposes. the city officials have
. insisted tfriou the ordinance I.fu,~ ohayod
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
A TOO WILLING SISTER.
She Was Determined That Her Poor
Brother-in-I.aw Should Not BE
Lonely

Lonely.
There are more ways Of killing a dog
than by hanging him. and there are more
ways of curing a man than by giving him
medicine At least there is another way
Of restoring a feminine invalid to health
and strength. if the experience Of a GER
tain young woman is to count for any
thing.
This young woman is o most attractive
creature, bright. pretty. amable. Any
Any man might be proud to win her, but
no one has succeeded so far. She has a
married sister. however. AM has often eN-
pressed her foudness and admiration for
her brother-in-law i'm enthusiastic terms.
All Of which is part of the story.
Not long ago the married sister had a
serious illness. and the young woman did
q large and devoted share Of the nurs-
ing. Everything that care and medical
skill could devise was done for the invalid.
but she remained an invalid in spite of ALL
Day after day she grew feebler and day
after day she limited more strongly that
she was not long for this wor d. The
Young woman. OF course. bolstered up her
sister with encouragement and tonics three
times day. but the sister still insisted
that fl was no use. Finally she go to a
point where She was so very low in her
mind that she called the young woman TO
her bedside one day, and in voice chok-
ed with emotion, she said:
DO not try to hide it from me any long
err. Gracei It's got to come out and 1 IN
reconcied-or I hope am. But before /
go 1 want You to promise me one thing.
Now. stop talking such nonsense
gently chided the young woman. You re
going to bee all right soon. All You need
is another bottle of tonic and a gooa
brace"
The sister feebly shook her head
..You mean it all right you don't know.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14

Mr.. James Ferdue. an Old soldier re-
siding at Monroe, Mich, was severely
afflicted with rheumatism. but received
prompt relief from pain by using Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. He says: AT
times my back would ache so badly that
l could hardly raise up. If l had not
gotten relief l would not be here to
write these few lines. Chamberlain
Pain Balm has done me a great deal OF
good and I feel very thankful Ter 1t.
For sale by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
Nm up OK T.ITDRATURRE.

4 tall specimen from the rural districts
was being entertained by his city cousins
t,,, lively girlS-in a West End parlor re-
..rtiv Thinking that he would probably
,a Interested Inn current literature, one of
the Cirls asked.
-Hgve Won seeen sister Jane by Joel
The tain specimen unused moment. then
No h1in't The last time 7 seen her
She wuz by Aunt MM1ria-a-standin' on
the platform am a-wavn OF ner handker-
chief te rher Teller on the railroad trainW
Atlanta Constitution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Washington, D. c., January 13.-For
West Virginia, Ohio and Western Penn
Enthusiastically cloudy weather
with light snow; light easterly to south
erly winds; slightly warmer on the
lakes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
An Oil Well Shooter ThawS Out a
Can of NitrO-Glycerine, With the
Usual Result.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Marietta, Ohio, January 13-John L.
McCleary, of the torpedo firm of A. L.
Johnston e Co., this city. was blown to
atoms in the Corning oil field to-day.
He was thawing out a can of frozen
nitro-glycerine, preparatory to shoot
ing a we'll on the Lane lease when the
stuff exploded. McCleary was forty
five years old and unmarried, though
he had a divorced wife living at Mont
Dalier Ind
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
A GENIUS IN HIS LINE.
He Understood the Fair Sex and
Worked His Scheme Successfully.

"I've hit it" eXultantly exclaimed
the theatrical manager from the bound
inc West. I've turned the trick.
Ym other fellows in the business
haven't learned the elementary prin-
ciples of feminine human nature.
what are you trying to get at?
Come out and sit through a per-
Torrance at my house. I'll give you
$40 for each and every hat bigger than
= birds nest that is worn by any woman
in the audience.
You're Just kidding. No manager
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
STILL IN SESSION.

Indianapolis, Ind, January 1S.-The
monetary conference continued in ses-
sion to-day, most of the time being
devoted to speech-making and the pre-
sentation OF financial plans by mem
berS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
The Weather.

Christian Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist, made the following observations
of the temperature yesterday: a. m, y;
a. m. p: y m. %; p. m, SO; p. m, 50.
Weather changeable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
EoR sALE-MLsCELLANeoUs-
FOR sALE-..STOCKS AND BONDS.

Aetna Standard, preferred.
Aetna Standard, common.
XVheeling Ice and Storage Co.
NVheeiing Steel and Iron Co.
LVhraling Pottery co.
warwick China Co.
Bellaire Steel CO..
W. & B. Bridge Co.
New Steel Bridge. 80.
Wheeling Railway Co. o
citizens National Bank. Charleston. b.
Savings Bank, Charleston v. Va. -
% BONDS.
wheeling Steel and Iron CO.
wheeling Pottery co.
New Steel Bridge.
Bellaire Steel 90. .-.-....-.
HOWARD HAZLETT.
No. 1871 Market Street.
Stocks, Bonds and Investments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
A VERY SAD ACCIDENT.

Young Bride Instantly Killed Bya Run
away Horse.
Special to the Register.
Chillicothe, Ohio, January 19.-To-
day while Charles Pick and wife, a
young bridal couple were out driving,
the horse dached over a steep embank-
ment. Mrs Pick was kicked in the
head and Drained. They were married
Monday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
MUNICIPAL OFFICE.

.rr0 MUNICIPAL OFFIGt.
Who Are Hustling Among
.nanic Candidates
Their Support in the IN
.cther CandidaciesforPuo-
There will be Additions
List as the Time for the
Approaches-Other Pc
News and Gossip.
o-ity Of the City Council to be
The coming municipal cleo
Democratic i'm politics. about
red more or less prominent
ms will have wasted q vast
energy. viii have worn call
ea their fingers in the but
process and viii indulge in
and wailing and guashing
H.h is popularity supposed
bitter disappointment If
DO doubt about the result
hardly be more activity
candidates. and among the
great and small who are
themselves i'm the respec-
Az Tuesday nights
rg they swarmed about
and corridors like SO many
during any afternoon or even
eoud man one meets in the
ing is a candidate. For the
l OF Register readers. and TO
matter i'm concise form for
C0uncilmanic candidates.
ing list of aspirants for the
hoes is given.
ector-James X. Hall the
umbent, and e. p Wheat.
dates base their claims UDOn
DE party
s. o. B0vce. the present in
RANK W. NeSulJt, Is. ,. ALI
E.ln Z. Holmes and VIM. II.
'ir. HeHne Is the latest as
candidacy having leen pub
.mced for the first time yes
Council viii find an abund-
good material here. IF the body
e8u.
Il. Brica Eiw. Elliott,
smith. Alex. F0rgey and Howard
The retiring receiver steps
Office of Sheriff Richards as
of Public W0rks-C. d.
sum. Albert S heuk r. ID Nc
Charles r. Earkeuren. Henry
bach arL O.. Il. Morris. The
.-ac mentioned are the present
AIR. Mccoy representing the
tv. The contest has not vet
he'd rre stage when candidates do
speak as they pass ny.
waite. buari-John Hail. Henry
Dr. O.. p Jr.ch. Henry kerens.
.u Lewis and Dr. w. K. S-a,lers.
There s vacancy iu the Board at
.-.ut. caused Uv the death of SIR. A..
p Eha'iu2 Mr. Fall is the Demo-
ratio member and Henry Jones the
orI John Sce0hlse has not yet
heard Huy mwors of opposition to his
recollection as clerk.
Stree. O.umls arer-Sam1e' Jsa.-
'.H. H" Holmes charles blTnlrooN.
. Robert .aF.or Here Is quar-
.. wing H.i.{ workers
%. ... ..-''@.,.
. -'''S Suits. O.aef
". que N'''N' Nus
"I. t Bowers and A. j.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14

sixty cents The Daily Register
sent 90 any address outside If
81. during the session Of the Leg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
Who Are Hustling Among
'n2nic Candidates

Their Support in the IN
their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
There viii be Additions
List as the Time for the
Approaches-Other Pc
News and Gossip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
NJ CURU A COLO ~ on DAY


Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
AN druggists refund he money If il fails
L. .LLr.- 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-02
LAST TARIFF CAtCIs.
Final Agreement Reached. Though
Net without Mich Eeeiina.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The R@pnhh-
cans held wha; IheE decided should be
their last caucus on the tariff bii. tonight.
II lasted thrao hours and was productive
cf iYnporr ant results, which were not
reached without the display OF consider
atle feeling. Among the points decided
were she following
To report no antitrust amendment, 10
withdraw the original committee pro-
vision fer duty on leather and increase
os Il cents per barrel ia the tax on beer.
AMI 70 provide foT 4 tax on bond stock
transactions
The details of this scheme were rot
agreed on but were ieft 10 the committee
70 perfect. There vas decided opposition
70 tax on either ordinary baak checks
or mortgages.
II appeared during the discussion OF this
branch that The committee had been sup
piled with estimates Of revenue which the
bill would produce made by Mr. Worth
ingtou e. Ford who had given the orin-
ion that with an equal volume OF imports
the bill would produce during the first
year OF its operation more than slto. .eUo go
in excess Of the returns under the Wilson
bill for the first year II was ia existence.
Allison said the figures were rnisiead-
ing. as the imports could not b. expected
20 be 20 large and advised his fellow
senators on this account not TO accept
them as any possibilities OF the bill.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-02

woaId rot carry i % extremes. compelling
every mar building 3 Mcr-e or assrg
stick q pine 20 pay tribute 20 tae few owr-
ers OF pine Tals vas not Republican doc
trtne which was opposed 70 the asvancs
30 prices On necessaries ot life- Teller Gs
cIarea that ths duty or pine was cas Of taa
srany absolutely ln5sfens5b4s features of
tae oliI
Gray and Mantle supported T@lfer's NO.
tion. Spoons- opposed X on tks ground
TIA. Ire duty was a fsiT measure Of pro-
;ee-5on 70 an extensive i2iusyry of ;aree
harder states This was not a proposition
10 pa: a., kinds of lumber those o. Maine
ard The South ard TeSt on sae free hst.
b4f merely 70 discriminate aga.nS1 TIE
waite pine of ,arse states.
TIE asnen6nec. was defeated. yeas =.
rsYs - TFis caused q surprise on Aotn
xl1ez rcar Republicans. Baker. Carer.
Tiansbrourh ard Quay and Mantle. Stew
art. Teller ard KYLE voted wt5n @ae Demo
cE4xs IN tae affirmative Three Demo
Gratis. Bacou. GcEnsry and Martin and
Tsltfelt Populist voted with the Rspge-
lieaus in the negative
Mantls, gfen moved - reduce the duty
on white pine from = 20 81 per thousand.
He rad from Ghe statement OF 3 lumber
man thaf a & rate would - prohibsiory.
and he spp4sl led 10 Democratic senators 20
vote gnltealy and taus overcome mis- hign
rate.
This amendment was carried ~ The close
vote of g 10 81. after sDotaer break in
party lines on bosh SIDES % the chamber.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-02
IN IHE. not Sc.
Question on the Right to Adjourn for
Three DAYS.

WASHING TON. July 1.--Settle. after
the journal had been read. raised a 9ues-
tion as 70 the truth of the Journal OF last
Mondays proceedings by Offering "a tech
meal amendment To correct the journal.
Upon this amendment he got the floor
and proceeded with an extended speech
on the general question OF the power Of
the house 10 adjourn over three days at
"A time. which be declared. was a direct
violation of the constitution. He drifte
into general arraiCnmept of the Repuh-
lIcans for not taking action on the hank
ruptcy bin and Cuban hellgerency,
You have acted in utter defiance of
public sentiment" ne cried You askci
for time. You predicted great things.
Calhoun went TO Cuba. Calhoun returned
from cuba. Calhoun went home. Moth
ing was done. Calhoun mas been forgot
ten and so has Cuba. There is indiffer~
ence as to whether q civil government or
state Of war exists in Cuba"
When Settle referred TO the elections at
Chicago, Cincinnati Columbus and Can-
tom as an indication of the public dis
approval If the houses inaotion and a
forerunner Of the November day in 1919
which would prove the "Armageddon and
Waterloo of the Republican party" the
speaker again raped him 70 order. and
DinsIey and Bailey crossed swords over
the question as 10 whether Settles re-
marks Mere in order Dinglsy COnteuded
that the kertuckian's remarks were
Wide Of the motion Bailey contended
that they we're in order
But what Is the connection OF Water
loo to a motion to adjourn" asked the
speaker whereat the Republi ans laughed.
In conclusion. Settle reused Democratlc
enthusiasm by asserting that his side pro
posed 10 hold III the hands Of the lion
hearted Democrat of Nebraska until his
banner vas PLANTED on the topmost
heights of victory"
TIE minority demanded the yeas and
nays on the motion. and the roll VS.
called, The amendment was rejected. -
30 'ia, and she journa] approved.
kuowl~s PopUliSf. then rose - Gues-
zion 90 personal privilege ard sent 20 the
clerks desk and had Rad an Associated
Press dispatch dated Lewiston Ne IN
which l. g. Batemau CHARGED on the all
legged authority Of Mr. Knowles. that tha
raiidle-of-the-roa3 P0pulisfs had accepted
8 80 from the proceeds OF N- Prvan's
hook with the understanding that nothing
should be done 70 prevent fusion in 1a3o''
Erowies denounced Batemau's sts.erl1ent
as q wli'ful falsohooG without a shadow
of foundation. D;ngley objected To the
airing of private grievances in the house.
lie said ;he gentleman might hire "a haII''
II he desired 10 make 4 personal expia-
nation
Knowles. however. said that he rad A
r.Eht - dfroun a statement that was
"false as hell" and the speaker allowed
hjna 90 nroceef. Know IS then read letters
in vioei-auou cf himself,
a; 80 O'Clock =. n. The house adjourned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-02

WASHING TON. July When the tsriT
tll} reaches the house after il has uaS<ei
tire senate u IS rot probable that there
vii Pc Al attcmpt ~ opnose tbe motion,
VAtra viu re either directed by Chair
wau U.nsiey o. ~ sTecis} order 20 dts
aE-rea - the senate amendments. ard send
the hju 20 conference. The Republican
.5~l1srs vii ayoic debate. BAILEY. The
lea ta~ ~ the minority saiE ,Gday -
would not oppose = motion 20 zst the hi}l
inf1 conference. provided the Republicans
waui1 1ETee 20 reasonable fine for de-
bate when the 05ll - reported hack 20 me
HcnSe He thor~At thet thrae or four
days f3~ discussion at that tlgre would ta
Sufficient. The number uf co1ferees 10 re
sppaiute3 oa behalf - tire house has not
vet azea e-52ed nor the political DIVISION.
nu.: rae corfeTres. as f. UsuaI. w.ii he the
ia SIv~ members of tre crulmittae frofa
.ara s5ee ft Us probable she~e wiIl be sew
egz5 members. TAe Republican mem t.srs
In tkei- ranking order ara- Tlnx.ay.
pavne Eaxei Hopkins. GrosEeuor RUS
5-4 Ts9..lysr Steele Joan~9a. k.Ians ard
Tanner 4u5 tUe Ds1.v-.a-s- Es4s@s Nj
NE84.a VVhre1sr. BoaertSoU and Swaesea-
The estimate oE TIRE tine The tt.1 y .sl b~ n
:trscre rauEes froD r7a 10 ten eav..
e..t tne leet opinion IS that TIRE c1sFere..s
le re,s-rf the t.sl asck a eek from aext
sEsrzs1 e s. earses over trola che senate
ac t1- -ar--~ CAV
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-02

NEW YORK. July IA special TO The
Herald from Washington says.
fhe governments financial affairs are
~ good shape. said Secretary Gage in
an interview. We have come 20 tha
end of the fiscal year with a good re-
Source behind IA and brighter hopes for
the future I feel assured that by the
tine June -. iSN. rolls around the gov
ernment's affairs III he In better con
ditloa. while the people OF the country
VIII have cause for thankfuiness that a
new era of prosperity has set in
Win the end Of the fiscal year Isss
one year ago, continued Mr. Gage ''the
eoiG reserve was only Sl9Z as9. go or inst
tareiy above the theoretical reserve %
sissssSn @n There was a fear that be
fcre the year was over there might he
very large exports compelling tho ad-
ninasiFa1ton 10 again issue bonds for
geld. Now we have not only gold r~-
serve Of Sal eols". bur there is not a
cloud ia sight as to its Continuance sp-
proxirnateW at that very comfortable
level This ~ the most hopeful sign that
See IN the present condition Of govern
ment finances, for when the country IS all
right and the government all right the
gold reserve is sure 10 be all right and
vice versa
AT the end Of this financial wear. look
ing over the official statement which
has been on my desk. the condition Of the
government is 6il that could he desired!
Fi'here is no trouble with the gold reserve
1naf barometer Of confidence The bust
rsss men. capitalists and investors. not
pniy OF our own country but OF the world
are content with our situation and pros
1ertS. All the nervousness which former
~ held us in it's tolls has disappeared
in its place We have confidence in the
future. confidence in the government con-
ndence in ourselves. The boarding Of
gold has stopped. and much Of the yellow
metal that was piled away during the
depression has come out and gone into
circulation.
he closing Of the fiscal year brings
us nearer TO the passage OF the new
6fir law. which will give business a
settled condition, We hope. for long
time That il will also give the gov
ef1lnent sufficient revenue for its needs
doing away with the deficit. we have
satisfactory evidence"
Receipts and Expenditures.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-The monthly
comparative statement of the government
receipts and expenditures shows that dur
Ing the month OF June receipts from all
sources amounted 10 SCI ss& 70s and ex-
penditures So ssi ss4 leaving a surplus for
the month of sl3sJa0li
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-02
TIE GosI. MINERS.
Probability of "a General strike by
Houfpy.

PTTTSBI-RCI Julv The exact sstua-
t3on ss % tne miners strike nay be
thus summed up-
Turing th@ last three weeks there has
heau 50 mach talk x tns miners wanting
- strike that al tHs meeting cf the ma
tlana@ executive hoard Il mine workers
laze seek IL was 61ss.ded 10 order nn~ ~
peousvlvauia. easo Illinois Indiana end
West Virginia. hat fbe order 20 suspend
vvrrk has noe r+t beer sent ofit.
40 the PIrfsbUrg district 5s tae plv0tal
Vrs-t around whira tire rosi rraAe re-
wolves a cons entlao vas called for Sat-
uraav Az this convention y is thought
ta@ u.1ers vlu almost unanimously Eore
fe- rs-s~rti suspension.
En fha meantime tire wc-3 wiI be sert
0slf to tha ~ n~rs cf il1in15s 1n5.a0a and
vesf VIRGINIA. and Tn~T VIII feiiow tAe
lad cF the gnen - THESE Districts. Sus-
pensions are fo flaEa from Monday. II -
r,.yessh54 Pc Iigsnass miners .n sonse pisces
I'll strike toElorrow Or any trEse before
- fxess .a1e - sop Work =staraa s.
The of8csals report TIE u-en tu tae ne@
p AsfgsrninonS mining states 80 = restless
and wanting 20 str.ke. instead .. waiting