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serve the cause Of temperance by TAX
ing the law into their own violent
hands, by their wild antics mark them
selves as the most incorporate per-
sons in the community.
1t is not surprising to be told that
Mr. Nation took no part in his wife's
crazy crusade. Poor man, it is entire
ly safe to say that he has abundant
troubles of his own and is only too
glad to keep well behind the scenes
while his buccaneering partner occu-
pies the centre Of the public stage.
The husbands of such unruly anna
IONS are to be pitied, indeed. This
calls to mind the fact that the hus-
band of that other manly public char
acter, Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease, offered
no defense whatever when in the Kan
sas court the other day his fair spouse
entered suit for divorce. He was
doubtless only too willing to lie low
and quietly accept the blessed release
Women with mission" which de-
mands that they unsex themselves can
never hope to accomplish anything in
the line of reform Their absurd eff
forts at best can but result in bring
ing reform into disrepute and crown
ing themselves as public nuisances.
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Among other noble institutions that
flourish in Philadelphia under the
present regime are policy shops that
depend for patronage on the pennies of
school children, being located in the vi
cinity of the public schools Thus is
the young Quaker idea taught to shoot
and the embryo citizen initiated at an
early age into the methods and de-
lights of gambling.
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Numerous crimes have been commit
ted, the victims of which have been
drugged into insensibility, but the
most unique is revealed by Kentucky
woman, who is seeking divorce from
a man, who, she declares, drugged her
and married her without her consent.
Is the lover with the revolver to be
superseded by the lover with the
Knockout drops?
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AMAZONIAN REEORNERs.

1t is evidently not mere incarceration
in Jail that the case OF Mrs. Carrie Ma
ton and her co-laborers in the work
OF smashing with hatchets the saloon
property OF Wichita calls for. but con-
hnement in an institution for incor-
rigibles or In an asylum for the In
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THE VOTE TAKEN.

Special to the Register
CHARLESTON, W. va. January u
The two houses met at noon to-day and
elected Euited States Senator IN con-
sequence, the TWO houses will meet in
joint session Tomorrow al the same
nour, and declare Stephen B. Elkins re-
elected to that body for another SIX
years term. The vote in the Senate was
Elklns Is: McGraw 5: six absent and not
voting. In the House. Elkins 4g; Nc
Graw Is; absent and not voting T.
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STEEL TUBE WORKS.

PITTSBCRG. Pa, January 22-The
Sharon Steel Company to-day ordered
contracts let for a basic steel pipe mill
with 400 tons daily capacity.
The Sharon Tin Plate Company, an al
lied corpora ton. authorized a contract TO
sell the product OF its tin plate plant TO
be completed April Is. to the American
Tin Plate Company for five years.
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REGISTER AGENCIES.

WHERE THE REGISTER CAN BE
PURCHASED OUT OF TOWN.
CHARLESTON, w. Va Richardson's
Book Store, Capitol Street, opposite
WASHINGTON, D. c. Queen News
Stand, National Hotel.
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to express his views along with Others
prominent in the financial world, who
are being heard on the pending bill.
making all silver obligations redeem
able in gold.
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AN OVATION FOR KRUGER

UTRECHT, January 22.-Mr. Kruger ar
by a committee at the railroad station
and was cheered warmly. Ar he drove
TO his hotel, choir sang patriotic songs.
Mr.. Kruger thanked the crowd outside
and the people sang the Transvaal ma
tionai hymn.
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GOVERNMENT ASKED TO AID.

MJsKOGEE. l. T.. January Wash
iugton authorities have been requested 70
send federal troops into the Creek coun-
try 10 quell the uprising Of full bloods
known as the Snake bands. who are creat-
ing deDredations west Of Eufala and
threatening the lives OF both the whites
and the neutral indians.
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POLITICS PREVAILED IN
The HOUSE YESTERDAY.
continued From First Page.

statutes. as well as the sense of decencv
OF the people, the sooner would they rise
and smite from place and power the par
ty guilty Of them.
Mr.: stapletOn made few remarks sec
ing blkins's nomination. after which the
vote was taken
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Vote to turn out of Office those who
have given or bartered away the city S
valuable franchises.
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Vote to turn out Of office those who
have shown themselves incapable O.
reform.
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Vote for effective and honest admin.
istration of the police department.
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Sevvcu Elected senntor-

TRENTON, n. J.. January 92-Ths
New Jersey Legislature to-day elected
general William ]. Seweil, Republican,
United States Senator.
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Only Slight Change

DOVER, Del, January 22-This even.
! ing the ballot for two United States Sem
| dtors 6y the Legislature in joint session
showed only slight change.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Bailey Elected senator

Bailey Elected Senator
AUSTIN. Tex January 22.-The two
houses in separate session to-day elected
j. w. Bailey United States Senator The
vote stood: Senate-J A. Bailey %: E.
A, Atlee 2 House, w Bailey 10; NJ
M. orone l; John H. Reagan /; Chiffon ?.
Condition of the Treasury
WASHINGTON, January 22.-To-day's
statement of the treasury balances in the
gold reserve in the division of redemption.
SHOWS: Available cash balance, 1856, S32, 800;
gold, Sa4,565.1o4.
SeyvclI Elected Senator
TRENTON. n. j.. January 22-Ths
New Jersey Legislature to-day elected
Seneral William j. Sewell Republican.
United States Senator.
Only Slight Change
DOVER, Del, January 22-This even.
ing the oailot for two United States Sem
SeorS 9y me Legislature in joint session
Bakers Successor
TOPEKA, Kans., January ee.-J r.
PuEton' republican. was to-day elected
Baker.
To Succeed Pettigrew-
PIERRE, S. D., January PIN separ,
-
elected 10 the United States Senate. to
succeed r. F. Pettigrew
Cuiiom Reelected
separate session to-day the Senate and
House of the Illinois Legislature re-elect-
ca United States Senator Shelby NJ Gull
viii ship Gold
NEW YORK, January 2a.-I.aard Freres
WIN snip Sl4o0,o00 gold TO Paris by Thurs
DAY steamer.
Auto Company Failed
CONNELLSVILLE. Pa. January %
The Baldwin Automobile Manufacturing
Company, capitalized at $3.50, COO made an
assignment to-day,
Blew His Brains Out
CORY, Pa. January 22.-H D. Crook
the flood at Galveston. Tex. blew out his
brains at Union CRY Pa, to-day Crook
er was visiting relatives here. and 1t is
the cause of the suicide He was 50
years old and married.
knute Nelson Reelected
ST. PAUL. Mimi, January 22.-united
states Senator knute Nelson was re-
elected to-day for a term of six years
Moses r. Grippe was chosen to succeed
the late Cushman X. Davis.
Miss Wright Married
FREEPoRT, Ills, January 22-Miss
Isabel Wright. daughter of Hon William
y. Wright, was married here to-day tc
Alvin Saunders Lockard, of Indianapolis
Treaty Ratified
WASHINGTON, January 22.-The Sem
ate has ratified the Spanish treaty by a
vote OF IS to 10.
Was No Change
LINCOLN, Neb.. January 22-The vote
in no change.
Berry Reelected
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, January o.
United States Senator Berry was re-eleet-
ed to-day.
Not So Alarming
MILAN, January ga bulletin issued
! at $50 a. m. says Verdi's condition is less
alarming to-day that yesterday; but IL
! is still serious.
Big Bridge Contract
PITTSBURG. Pa, January 22.-The
American Bridge Company to-day secur-
ed the contract for the new bridge across
the Allegheny at Eleventh street for the
Pennsylvanta line.
To the Supreme Court
TOLEDO, o. January 22-The deter
mined fight being waged between the
Sugar and Coffee trusts has shifted to
the Supreme Court.
COremaISers Struck
CLEVELAND, O., January 22.-The
coremakers employed in the foundries az
! filiated with the National Foundrymen's
Association In this city, went on strike
to-day and several hundred are idle.
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NIjeslias 8<9ister
CHARLES Il. TANey. General Manage.

The REGISTER. embracing its several
editions, is entered at the Postoffice al
Wheeling, w. Va, as second-class matter.
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Vote to down the fake hotels"
Vote to turn out the city ring.
City election tomorrow
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WASHINGTON, January 22-To-day's
statement of the treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive of the $50, 600, 900
soId reserve in the division of redemption.
SHOWS: Available cash balance S136, S32 800;
gold, s74. Sos, lo4
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DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.

For Mayor,
ANDREW I. SWEENEY.
For City Clerk,
FRED. w. COLMAR.
For City Sergeant,
JOHN S. RITZ.
For Wharfmaster,
JEFFERSON FRAME.
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Baker,r Snccexsnr-

TOPEKA, Kans. January ssJ n
burton. Republican. was to-day elected
nited States Senator, to succeed Lucien
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To Succeed Pettiure,v-

PIERRE, S. D., January PIN sonar.
ave SESSION to-day Robert J. Gamble was
erected 10 the United States Senate to
succeed r. f. Pettigrew.
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Culloni Rc-EIerted-

SPRINGFIELD. Ills. January o.
separate session to-day the Senate
House OF the Illinois Legislature reel,
ed United States Senator Shelby M {
lom. -
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Blew His brains Out

CORY, Pa, January 22-H. d. Crook.
er' whose fortune was swept away by
the Hood Il Galveston. Tex, blew out his
brains at Union CRY Pa, to-day. Crook
er was visiting relatives here. and II is
supposed brooding over his losses were
the cause OF the suicide. He was &
years old and married
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VIII Ship Gold
Auto ComnnnN Fnilch-

NEW YORK, January 22.-Laard Ere,
will ship ST. AGO 900 gold TO Paris by TIM
days steamer.
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Knute Nelson Reelected

ST. PAUL. Mimi, January ~
states Senator Knute Nelson Wi
elected to-day for a term of six
Moses r. Grippe was chosen to q
the late Cushman X. Davis.
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Berry Reelected

LINCOLN, Neb.. January eth
on United States Senator to-day r,
in no change.
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Treaty Rntiaeii-


WASHINGTON. Januar
ate has ratified the Span
vote OF IS to 10.
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Miss Wright MARRIED.

FREEPORT. Ills. January 22.-Mi
Isabel Wright. daughter of Hon. Villa
Q; Wright, was married here to-day
Alvin Saunders Lockard, of Indianapol
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AUSTIN. Tex. January 1.-THE two
houses in separate session to-day elected
j. w. Bailey United States Senator. The
vote stood: Senate-J A. Bailey q: E.
A. Atlee ?. House, w Bailey 10; Nj
M. Crone l; John H. Reagan l, Chiffon .
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CONNELLSVILLE Pa. January ..
Inc Baldwin Automobile Manufacture
Company, capitalized at $50, coo, made
assignment to-day.
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MILAN, January ga bulletin Issue
I at $50 a. m. says Verdis condition is lie!
alarming to-day that yesterday; but
is still serious.
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Not So Alarming

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, January %.
United States Senator Berry was re-eleei
ed to-day
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Big Bridge Contract

PITTSBURG. Pa, January 22-Tf
American Bridge Company to-day secu
ed the contract for the new bridge aero,
the Allegheny at Eleventh street for II
Pennsylvania line.
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To the supreme Court
CoremaIeers Struck

CLEVELAND, o., January 1.-THE
coremakers employed in the foundries az
filiated with the National Foundrymen's
Association I'm this city. went on strike
to-day and several hundred are idle
The age-herald., 1901-08-22
OLD MAN FOUND DEAD
John Patty Lay on the Floor With ;
 Gun by Ills Side.

Edwardsville. August 21. - Especially John Patty, an old man, was found dead in his home this morning by one of his grandchildren, a child of John Edwards, who lives nearby. The child ran home and reported the fact, and the Edwards family at once went and found the old man lying dead on the floor by his bed. A shotgun and two rifles were lying on the bed. the muzzle of the shotgun point Ing toward the dead man. No one has re- ported, so far. any evidence of foul play. wound in the side of his head shows that he died from the effects of a load of shot.
 His wife being dead and all his children married, MT. Patty lived alone. He left Edwards place shortly before dark last night and went home. That was the last seen of him alive. Acting Coroner z. J. Roberts, Sheriff Adams and Dr. Johns have gone to the scene to investigate the affair.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22
L. & N. HAS TROUBLE
New Railroad Bridge, Dam and AL
 Have Washed Away.

Selma August 21-(Special. .)-The build CTS of the Louisville and Nashville Rail- road bridge at this point have been com pletely routed by the clements. and are losers some thousands of dollars. They have been at work over a month building a coffer dam for the pivotal pier of the bridge. and after completing it, found that 1t was not water tight. An outside casing was being constructed vixen the river began to rise a few days ago as the result of the recent rains. Monday night this casing f1oated away. Last night the entire coffer dam came up from the bottom of the river and fioated away.
 Last Thursday night the boat with the piledriver was capsized in the embryo storm that passed over the city. It was allowed to float down stream about mile in its half submerged condition to the lower sandbar Here 1t was proposed to right the craft and raise 1t, but last night when the coffer dam floated away it struck this partly submerged boat and carried it along down stream with it. Now the builders find themselves right where they started except for small platform built on piing out in the mid- dle of the river and that is expected to go at any moment. The foundation. which had been dug for one of the abutments, caved in few nights ago and the con- tractors for the structure have all that work to do over.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22
TUSCALOOSA
County Court In Session With Several
 Interesting Cases to Try.

Tuscaloosa, August a.-(Special)- Tuscaloosa's county court Is in session this week. and the session is one of the most interesting held in some time. Yes terday the arson case from Brookwood In which Dan Hennegan was tried for burning the Brookwood commissary last year. The jury returned a verdict of gull ty in the second degree. A case against Ed Crow, colored. for selling liquor with out license was thrown out of court because B. H. Hammond, a white man of Hassells beat. testified that he did not know whether the defendant was the same Crow that he had testified against before the grand jury, which found the indictment Hammond was then held for perjury. Several minor cases were dis posed of yesterday but the most interest
 ing part of this session of the term be- gan this morning, when the case against Isom Cannon. charged with murdering well-known character, ''Redd'', some time ago. came up. There was good deal of difficulty in getting the jury. but twelve men, were finally selected and the case is now in progress. There are three other murder cases to come up at this term. The town Is well filled with spectators and jurymen, a special venire of fifty men having been drawn.
 The Warrior river Mas been very high the past week. and this morning went to 32 feet 4 inches, higher than 1t has ever been at this period of the year. It is feared much of the river bottom cotton and corn is ruined. The river Is some lower at present and is still falling.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22
A TEXAS WONDER
Halle Great Discovery.

One small bottle of Halls Great Dis coyery cures all kidney and bladder troubles. removes gravel. cures diabetes. seminal emissions. weak and lame backs Rheumatism and all Irregularities of the kidneys and bladder In both men and women, regulates bladder troubles in children. One small bottle in two months treatment. and will cure any case above mentioned. Price $1.OO. Dr. D. w. Hall. sole manufacturer, P. o. Box e2s. St. Louis, Mo. Send for testimonials Sold by all druggists.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22

Mine Workers. has recognized the right of operators of the JeIlieo and Coal Creek districts for separate conference with their miners and has set the date of such conference for next Tuesday at Knoxville. the Coal Creek operators were not repre- sented and the Jellico men withdrew when it was seen that the plan of the miners was to fix a scale for the entire district. comprising sixty-fve mines. The miners want an eight-hour day and an increase in wages. The Jelllco operators will fight both demands.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22
HE IS APPRECIATED
Annlston Express Agent Caught a Bur
 aIar and Gets $1oo.

Anniston. August H.-(Special. )-Frank Woodruff, cashier In the local office of the Southern Express Company, received on yesterday a voucher for s100 from the Southern Express Company, with an &C., companying note asking him to accept the money as a token of the appreciation of the company for his bravery in cap turing burglar in the local office about 12 o'clock at night on August g.
 The burglar proved to be Jake Cham pion, white man. who Is now in the county jail in this city.
 A man entered the office through rear window, after prizing apart the iron bars MT. Woodruff, who sleeps in the rear of the office, was awakened by the ringing of the cash drawer bell. He jumped out of bed and. getting his pistol, held the burglar at the point of the revolver until he went to the door and, opening 1t, call ed for policeman.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22
Nashville. Tenn J,,pa ,9 1sss

Aoh'Aafos iCiAils, JuHc lI looO
 Dr. c. J. Moffet, St. Louis, Mol can truly say that your TEETHINA Is the greatest blessing to teething children that the world has ever known. have used 1t two years, and do not like to be with out a box all the time. My baby would hardly have lived through his second sum- mer if I had not used your powders. He is now strong and well, and has all his teeth. I never allow an opportunity to pass without recommending TEETHINA to mothers May God reward you for the good you have done teething babies through this remedy. Respectfully.
 MRS. A. G. RUSSELL.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22
ANOTHER LYNCHING.
He criminaily Assaulted White Girl
 and Result Was as Usual.

Charlotte. N C., August H.-Luke Hough, negro, was hanged near Wades- boro, N. C., tonight by a crowd of en- ragged citizens. His body was then rid died with bullets. His crime was crimin- ally assaulting Miss Lena Keith He slipped upon his victim while she slept and broke a chair over her head and then tried to cut her throat. The negro admitted his guilt.
 The Keiths are prominent people. The negro was found within a few hours af- ter his crime.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22
READ THIS.

Martin, Tenn. June. 5. IsVI. Dr. D. W. Hall. St. Louis. Mo.--My Dear Sir; take pleasure in saying that have used your great discovery with much ben eft, having suffered for years with kidney trouble, and most heartily recommend if to all sufferers from kidney diseases ke- spectfully, J. W. LOWRANCE. Member of the Memphis Annual Confer ence M E. Church. South.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22

comes, which is a most unusual occur renee. In March the river was 15.20, in April 1920, in May 16.40. and the present rise is 1S.10. The crest of the rise has been reached at this point and no further trouble is anticipated.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22
sI IouNr s. ,RINcs HOTEL

The management will give a banquet on every Saturday evening through the remainder of the season; fine music in att tendance Special attention will be given the Sunday fare, and a large force of extra help will be employed for these oc- casions. S-8-tf
The age-herald., 1901-08-22
FLORENCE
Railroad Agent Transferred-A Fish
 Story-The Tennessee Rising.

Florence, August H-(Special) -C. N. Bones, for any years agent of the Nash vile, Florence and Sheffield Railroad in this city, has been transferred to Law renceburg. Tenn, and George L. Rey- holds succeeds him. Joe Evans of Shef- field has been transferred to Florence as cashier to succeed Mr. Reynolds, pro- moted.
 A letter from Dr. R. S. Page, Nashville, Tenn, to his daughter, Mrs. John w. Me Alester. visiting in this city. written from Santa Cataline Island, Cal, says: "Dr. Leftwich of Nashville and myself, with Mexican Joe in charge of the boat, went fishing last Thursday morning and in five hours we caught twelve yellow tails, with "a total weight of 307 pounds The largest fish weighed 30 pounds and was caught by myself"
 Reynolds J Powers. a son of Dr. James K Powers of this city, leaves today for West Point, N. r., via Buffalo after a months furlough from the United States Military Academy Cadet Powers is a sec ond class man this year. He graduated from the University of Alabama two years ago.
 The Tennessee river is IS. 10 feet and sta- tionary at this point. The river is over its banks in some places and the bottoms are in water, but the corn has not been hurt, nor will 1t be unless a further rise
The age-herald., 1901-08-22
She Knew Him.

From the Detroit Free Press.
 Have you nothing to say to me, now that I am leaving you forever?
 She-Au revoir.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22

Anniston, August M.-(Special)-C. T. Kidd has moved here from HawkinsvilIe, Ga, and purchased the large stock of furniture from the Anniston Furniture Company. The Messrs. McCarty, former owners of the store, will soon move to Birmingham to engage in similar busi- ness.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22
OLD PAPERS.

Old papers for sale at Age-HeraId office, 1913 Second avenue-20 cents a hundred.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22

A battle royal between miniature ships at East Lake every night. Free.
The age-herald., 1901-08-22

Guy Rich, who has been the guest of the family of J. D. Mckenzie for sev- erai days. left today for his home in Union Springs.