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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
STEPHEN GlRARD'S VALET.
" hal Come OF His Marrying at the
Age OF SOn Woman of 20.

" hal Come Of His Marrying at the
Age OF SOn Woman of 20.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2l.-Chas. Simp-
son, an old colored man, who was Stephen
Girard's valet when the present century
was young, was before Judge Allison yes
terday charged with neglecting to support
his Sc ung wife The neglected bride APP
peared in a well made dress Of black TX,
with red and blue DAISIES in silk embrold-
ery running down the front. A heavy os-
trich feather of red, so deep as to appear
brown, swept over her broad felt hat aud
touched the back Of her neck. She had a
Pretty and Intelligent Face,
not darker in color than that of many a
Caucasian brunette. She said that about
two months ago she had had some trouble
with one oil her venerable husbands sons
by previous marriage, and that since that
time her husband had refused to properly
support her. The old man came slowly up
to the bar leaning on stout cane. Hls
complexion was about the color Of a light
Havana cigar His face was deeply
wrinkled. His hsir which was strikinSly
plentiful, looked like loose raw cotton. A
pair of big, round, silver trimmed eye
glasses rested upon bis chubby nose. He
said in a deep voice that he had Just passed
RIs EIghiy-Third Birthday.
His wife was not quite twenty nine. He
married her about year ago. She was his
second mate, and about fifteen years
Younger than his eldest son. His children
objected TO his wedding again, but he had
married, he said, because he wished to
have some one who would be devoted to
him in his declining years. He took hls
wife among bis children. The result was
not happy, and only few weeks ago one
of his sons was in court for boxing his
wife's ears. He admitted that since that
time lie did not seem to love his
wife quite as much as before, and had per
hsps neglected her, but she, on her part
| he said. had refused to attend to the house
hold. They still lived together, but ne
thought
They would Separate.
The old man, however, said he was willing
to do Whatever the court thought was the
right thing.
The Judge directed the old man to pay
his wife s. O week. The old man entered
his bond to obey the courts order, and
surrounded by his children and grand
children, went out through the left door
gay. The young wife, with a sister on
each side, went out at the right.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
pAsHEs HERE AND THERE.

dos was accidentally packed in a bale
,l.on at Wilkes, Ga
,rf I.asksr is in Texas preaching COM
ism TO the cowboys.
D. Reach. If Johnston, discovered that
We was 4 snuH taker, and abandoned
rs > there were ninety-siN murders
,8uucky, and up to date there have
/, H. IN 1855.
ms. the new English hangman, says it
Ill tine between executions. lie has
"a on several men.
te York has lawyers who advertise
HEY will procure divorces and lake
r BAY on the installment plan.
zo citizens Of HOlbroOk, Mass, had a
I'd eating contest Saturday, and made
1faw at twenty-Oae bananas each.
~ tie county, Kansas, is noted for the
Number of grass widows living in II.
lands light out it is said, on the
ateSt prOyOcatiOn.
fhilanthropic lady residing in Rich
II Va. mas given that city farm Of
kres in The suburbs for the establish
4 OF work house.
ii Rev. DR.. James II. Mason Nnox, OF
ii, Pa, has accepted the presidency OF
~ tie College, to fill the vacancy caused
.ss resignation Of President Cattell.
man from Boston, who found fault
hkhe hill Of fare in the hotel at Glen
Z. NJ. T. was mObbed by the people,
hsd to run thirty miles before they
~ let him rest.
! as been rashly said that women
NJ invent anything. At the Boston
here were 8 score of inventions by
In. smong them a double piano stool,
" Stretcher, stOye-damper, etc.
ii pane of glass in 3 window OF a
ling in Argyle, Washington county
a is an excellent likeness, photo
ned by lightning, of - old lady
u near the window during = storm re-
IN.
L. Bright, New York negress, dis
> Il the landlord question in "a origl'
'Nay. she engaged rooms the other
n and the next morning disappeared
mad her rent, however, by leaving two
&bOrn and chubby babies.
f5rist in Boston furnished 20 900 roses
n carnations Of different colOrs, LON
j 5 Of tuberOses, 500 punches OF yIoiets,
y sprays of heliOtrQpe, 1000 strings oi
b., and 2,OOO yards of English Laurel
d. decoration for the ball 10 the Mar
N Of Lorne and the Princess Louise 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
PEOPLE OF NOTE.

IA Won Mollke is very i'll in Berlin.
sl Us Brooks is prostsated with pleur-
Ihhlca, y. Y.
"A sullivan, OF London, Ontario, has
.kr;yd Bishop OF Huron.
Bancroft closed his cottage at New
4 Tue season on Tuesday.
h Son \ Potter and family sailed by
.nhlmmedes Yesterday for Italy.
a Justice BartOl, Of Maryland, is dan
~ l.l AZ his home at Annapolis.
tasa says that nothing under SlO),-
b Id tempt him to sell Jay Eye-Sse.
'braire Flood, of California, is going
etruAu stone all the way from NeS
b. Uls new san Francisco palace.
ne the husbaudof the late Ms.
i S.ra-Us, of Rhode Island, mother
j Governor, was murdered in 1913,
i u G ,rton was hanged for particiPa'
q crime.
> II. Won Hoist, the eminent his
b., cts 10 leave for his home in
Il y on 10, 23d instant. He lectured
"a N audience lSSI SNSuLuS' MS IOP'C
q political nature OF the German
A Lovson. in an interview with re-
rpt the Washington Post on Tuesday,
fthe report that her husband, Pere
ntre, will attempt to reply to Mgr.
. He comes to push forward the
q his Gallican Church.
kssor J. Lawrence Smith, the sayant
uss r, Gently buried at St. Louis, by
ID forbade any of his friends TO act
n bearers, because two citizens had
rbn strains received while bearing q
SIX men from a marble yard at.
a the funeral in their b.0uses and
he coffin.
- Foraker's unluCky day is October
sthat date, when a child, he fell from
,bbor's apple tree and broke his shout
acc later in life on that day he lost
.kih-pe card monte; on the sth Of Oc-
BILE in the army, he fell from a
thd lay in a hospital month. On
ii of October, 1876, he lost an impor-
Ii al law; and on the 9th Of OCTOBER,
hut ig is needless 10 continue the
No.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
DlscoURAeINe MARRIAGE.
Why the Head of one Of the Govern.
ment Departments Sits Down
Tnnn IL.

WASHINGTON, October I.-Captain Bur-
rill, Chief of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, has issued an order that those
apprentices of the bureau who marry dur
ing their apprenticeship will not have an
opportunity to complete their apprentice
ship. Captain Burrill says that while those
affected may not be pleased with the order
he is satisfied that IN after life there will
be but few who will not thank him for it.
While he does not wish to interfere with
the personal matters of employees, he says
he Ess impelled to issue the order for the
good of the employees and the Office.
When apprentices marry the fact that their
compensation will not enable them to sup
port 3 wife leads them to become more
snxio1s to make big bills than to turn out
good work and to keep up It's quality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
JOHN CHlNAMEN WILL COME.
'ger Of Thousands Coming into the
|COunIry WiIhIn = Few Weeks

lgNr OF Thousands Coming into the
'COunIry wiIhIn = Few weeks
b FEA>C,sCo, October 2l.-Attention is
~ TO the fact that unless more stri ug-
neasures s-e adopted to prevent the
'egling Of Chinese across the British
p into Washington Territory that
Bands Of Chinese now employed on the
hdian Pacific Railroad will as soon as
contract is completed, which will be very
mud their way without difficulty into
nited States. IL is well know TO res
OF British Columbis that at the
fnt time the Chinese are coming over
4 y or thirty at a time. II has beeu
II led that the revenue cutters now
. ,NIe here might be employed there
tfNs purpose,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
Cir, Who Was True Grit.

VASp.LIA, Ill, October 2l.-Three Hn-
known trsmps broke into the house OF
Peter Bsldo this morning while the latter
and his wife were absent, leaving his four
children alone. The oldest. girl aged
sixteen years, ordered the fellows 20 de-
camp. and, upon their attempting 70 as
ssugt her, grasped her fathers shotgun:
and shot one Of them with proh'bly fstsl
results. His two companions made good
their escape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
MURDER MOST FOUL.
A Negro Shot In a Ball Room at
Charleston.
THE TANNING OF woaENs SKINS
Startling Testimony of a New En- gland
Tanner-A Girl Frightened to
Death by Crawling, Hid
eous Snake.
Specie. 10 ne Register.

CHARLESTON, October PA big row oc-
CURED at q negro dance on the South Side
!ast night in which Fent Hill, a we'll.
known drayman of this city, was shot
twice, once in the body and once in the
head. He died about o'clock this morn
ing. Gordon Rugland a colored quarry
man, was arrested for the shooting and it
was found that his revolver had two Of the
chambers empty. Rusland's face and head
are badly mashed up, ss though he hal
been struck with brick, which is said TO
be- the case,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22

A LADY who suffered from weakness pc
culiar to her sex, in writing to her friend,
said. ~ tried various kidney medicines,
but only found myself growing worse. A
friend told me to use DR.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and Sarsspsrills. Its effect on me
was soon indicated by clear and beautiful
complexion, q freedom from aches and
pains, complete removal of nervous de
preston, pSinless regularity in. habits of
digestion, and otherwise. l cannot praise
the remedy too highly as 8 true friend to
suffering wOmanhOod, and as strengthen
irg medicine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
news OF THE MORNING.

Z, aroused.
|n...zs = in trouble.
sn in Wheeling.
" Of the weeks trade.
ms mysterious murder.
~, ngs postponed in NEBRASKA
. s, ,lrois girl who was true grit.
+. cellent review Of Virginia politics
I.8 sf A Charleston newspaper man
|f.,k Irving arrives. A sketch o, hs
r. iession Of a Kentucky wOmIl
n, .e girl frightened to death by a
,s Matrimonial troubles of GirArrs
oss Na,eL
|,'1k Ha,ton's annual report. Some in
,ss;5g facts.
|ss su.t for adultery agains: Senator
|roo dismissed.
~. ro shot and killed in a ballroom
tEtharleston.
| al .to-do New Haven man tries to
|r<h Us young wife.
Nsubsnville mans wiie's sudden
Is "a 4 river steamer.
wssl,hy Irish girl dies to this country
Ia her truly true love.
81 corrections in reference to the re-
|, ,s.erview with Senator Bayard.
"a derer returns to Red Bank, y. J.,
81 blains a mysterious disappearance
ri ears ago.
~ wOmen's skins are made into
|kcf IN New England tanneries. y
|kma l : startling story.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
Cousecra,Ion ora RjShop.

BALTIMORE, October 2l-The consecra-
ton OF Rev. Alfred NJ. Randolph, OF this
city, as Bishop of Virginia, took place in
the Emanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
to-day in the presence of large concourse
of prelates and clergy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
TANNING WoMsNs SKINS.
Startling Testimony Given by Work
men Before the senate COmmittee.On
Labor.

Startling Testimony Given by Work
men Before the senate COmmIttee.O ON
Labor.
BoSroS, October 21-SOme startling testi-
mony was unexpectedly produced before
the Senate Labor Committee yesterday
afternoon. Charles T. Chance, of Somer.
vile, a currier, blacklsted for participating
in the organization Of the Curriers' Union,
but q Trustworthy man, when Senator Blair
asked him if he had anything more to say.
We'll, " said he, the men complain some
about this human hide business, the
Tanniog Of Human Hides"
"Why," exclaimed Senator Blair, you
do not mean to say that this has been done
to any very great extent
Yes, do" was the reply; ~ saw hides
myself as much as five or six years ago;
heard of them eleven years ago, and know
men who heard of them eighteen years ago.
The business has been increasing ever
since until lately-three or four months
sgO-it was stopped. l have seen several
whole
Hides Of women
that had been tanned. They were perfect
and looked as natural as life. | have seen
them at Muller's tannery. at Cambridge
the last one about year ago. The other
men Of Lomeryiile also saw them. Dan
McDermott cut small piece oHand carried
it in his pocket over two years. This busi-
ness is also done in Woburn."
Did the proprietors OF the tanneries
know it was being carried on?' asked Sena
tor Blair.
They did most OF the
work on These Hides
with their own hands" replied the wit
ness. There are plenty of men who
could tell about this, but they don't dare.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
A WANDERERS RETURN,
After Thirty Years u Man CONES Bach
TO His Boy hood Home.

10 HIS Hoy hood Home.
RED BANK, n. j., October 9.-over
thirty years ago boy named seelsy ran
away from Port Monmouth and nothing
was heard OF him until a few days ago,
when he made his appearance, to find his
father and mother dead, his only living
relations bring two aunts, Mrs. Uriah
Seeley and Mrs. James NJ. Smith, who gave
her long-lCst nephew Q joyous reception.
tells q romantic story Of his wsnderings. in
which q sbipwreck in distant cline
plays prominent part He was rescued
and brought TO Califernis just after the
gold fever broke out, where he has since
remained, amassing considerable wealth IN
the mines. - s --
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
Death OF a Newspaper Man.
Snecinl % The Reqister.

opcCEII 20 EI6 lEeyIsVoI'
CHARLESTON, October 21.-Floyd G. War
ren, the business manager and one OF the
proprIetors of the Evening Call, died at
Lewisburg, at seven O'Clock last night OF
typhoid fever. He was about thirty years
OF age, and leaves wife and two small
cbildrap
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
Or. TANNER IN TROUBLE.
The Rasfsv ASvested. Chavgs1 VIII
BStpG an ISregsIaS PpaesIstO0eS.

J.xEsTows, n. y. October 2L-Dk II. 8.
Tanner WAS arrested here yesterday after.
noon on charge Of no, being properly reg.
isttred. He has diploms from the E;-
Iee,ic Medical Institute st Cincin nat, dated
Februsry 2, is53 and endorsed By tis
United States Medical Co!isss Of Ssu
York. which IL not legal institution. rns
doctor ssys IL IL an effort Of the regulars 70
.uppre,s the eclectics. He intends 20 msks
his . test css@. The case wss adIolrnsd
untii tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
rerr BILE PIagu. in Germany.

In october 1.-Two hundred per-
H'e suffering from trichinoSis at Erm-
10 day. Only fifty out OF one hun
Si Sna thirty four houses are free from
rs aSe. This morning up to ten
"Fhty three persons had died.
Ss oeen several fatal cases at AIKEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
wEsToNs MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
The Community Highly Excited, but
as Yet no Clue.
Special to The Register

GPecIUI 70 U1t IltyESttI'
WESTON, October 2l.-The excitement
over the murder of Faulkner is very in
tense, not only in this place, but also a.
Janeslaw and Clsrksburg, where the muir
d, red man was we'll known. The affair is
still! shrouded in mystery although strong
forts are being made to run down and
ferret out the murderer Full particulars
Wili be furnished The REGISTER tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
A KENTUCKY SHE-DEvlL.
MIIIIe walker Confesses tn Three Cn-
provoked Murder. I'm Riye Years.

provoked Murders In rive rears.
FLEYINGsBrRG, KY, October 2l. - On
Thursday, September p, 1873, Ned Trumbo,
an inofEensive colored man, was shot dead
in this city. Tire ASSASSIN nation created great
excitement, and reward sggregating $500
was offered for the arrest and conviction Of
the murderers.
Last Monday Mile Walker. alias Mary
Candle, was shot fatally in Johnson county.
Lsst night she
Made q Dying Confession
and said she had been q woman OF i'll re-
pute since her fifteenth year, when she
was seduced by George Radcliffe, whom
she killed for his perfidy, and buried his
body in a saw dust pile on the Red River
Menifee county. near his fathers hOuSe.
FrsDk Tompkins, who was suspected Of
the crime, was captured by the mob and
lynched in front OF the Frenchburg ihl.,
Miles lips were sealed. While staying
at Trumbo's house
She Had Two Lovers.
Hopper and Emmons, who were jealous OIL
Ring sighted BY the latter. Mile, ln
blind rage. shot and He'd Trum % Tor pure
Uaptouness Hopper was arrested Tor the
murder and was hanged, much 70 Lns No
u,au's delight Her I: sif ce has been
Oh, ndoned until she met George Ffankson,
10 v bom she rsprsssEted hsrs-lf a. good
md yirtuous When Frsnkson discovered
her character be shot her, and her comics
siou solves the mystery Of five yeas.
THE best interests Of humanity depend
| IN the good health Of our women ioiks,
md set tbose with brightest intellect
.ssn 10 ,ufI-r the most With silments Pc
mia, ID female life. II is vel! 70 remsm
| h+r HAT the whole female system can
built up 10 proper state oi erfurt1c'
,innles sores. swollen limbs. m1n:hly
rsin,. and other indications oil femlle 1ts'
sste, made 10 disappear, and robus, health
| of mind ard body take the place OF lines
| md distress. IL q ti1seIy use Is MADE o. W
| Guy,ot,'s Yellow Dock and sArsspsnils
| n restores the blood 10 perfect health, n
,trspgthens the muscular and nsrvol' 'ys
lem. l. gives tone TO the digestive snf
m,in,ry orgaps. II sllays ell irritation o
he n r;cnus membrane. In word, u n
,,s,f,ct female mediriue. aud aids ever
in,r,iop II female life. No other remedy
.ousls il. Hsvs your druSgist get 81
T.l, ro szhi;itute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
TWO HaNerSes POSTPONED.
ssbrasks HsSdsseSs Gsfs Here Tn
L. R-saaRe EaR the GaAxA.

Ssbsasks HsSdesevs Gsts usve 1i0s
% Prepare Ess ths SssSs.
LIxcoLs, Eeb. octoosr 9L-Ths ereco.
ton OF PoIin and Hart, the two condemned
murderer, h,s been postponed until De.
center 2i and 81 respectively. The Sa.
pr.ms Court has rendered ia Gnai decision
in the case Of each, and they will certainly
hang.
PoIin va, the keeper Of . restaurant a.
Piattsm outh and killed the ssducsr of his
wife. Hsrt was . citizen Of Grand Island.
and while intoxicated shot and killed .
man with whom he wss quarsling. Bth
murders Were deliberate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
DEVASTATING FLOODS IN ARKANSAS
Lsy waste Hundreds of Farms and
make Destitute Large Numbers OF
PeODle.


LrrIIE Rock, October 21.-The- G'z'tte's
Batesyille, Ark, special says that the
White river at that point has been riSing
four inches an hour for the last forty eight
hours, inundstiDg al least 1900 acres OF
corn and cotton in the Whits River
Valley. In this county camsge to
the small farms of the river is alnsoS.
irreparable aud will leave a large number
in a suffering condition. Some will not be
able To survive the winter without assist
ance. This is an unprecedented rise for
the season of the year. The water is
higher now than for the last ten years, ex
cept the 9th of May, 1882.
Meetin 4 OF the Maryland Jockey Club
BALI, MOI &, October 2l.-rhe fail me4t,ns
of the Maryland Jockey Club will begin at
Pim!ico on Tuesday next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
Peek Bad Boy,sLa,as,-

NVNES' Oc'ober 2l.-Stephen Diem.
'oy OF eighteen, was shot in the leg
oy companion named Edward
- .Lu so osdiy wounded that smputa.
ov, necessary. The shooting came
lH''' d qaaEsel over a tomato found
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
Hides Of women
SCARED TO DEATH BY A SNAKE.
A Little Girl iu n Maine village Dies
from u Singular Cause.

A Little Girl iu Maine village Dies
from n Singular Cause.
BANGOR, October 2l.-Miss Lizzie Belle,
daughter of Benjamin F. and Clara A.
Stevens, died in Livermore Centre, yester-
day, under peculiar circumstances. Her
age was thirteen years. Her parents write
as follows: "As some incorrect reports
have been circulated in regard to the sick
ness and death of our daughter Lizzie, we
wish to give our testimony. Lizzie was
employed in the box factory at Richmond
Mill covering the liLtie boxes turned there.
one morning q basket OF boxes wss turned
upon her bench. She put her hands IN
them 10 sift the sawdust from them, ana
discovered something among them, when
she took hold of and brought to light. To
ter great horror it was a very large spotted
make. She was speechless for awhile, butat
length revived and said to the boss OF the
mill,
He said it made him shudder to touch it..
She kept about for several weeks after
with the horror of that dreaded snake ever
before her. She would go to bed nights,
bat could not sleep or even remain IN her
bed; for that dreadful snake was ever
around her She kept up as long as she
could, and then took TO her bed. The hrst
week she seemed comfortable; then she
was taken crazy. Her chief talk was the
snake. Il seemed ever in her bed or
around her. She did not even recognize
her father or mother, and her suterlsHs
were heartrending. She lay in this state
ten weeks, and then was stricken with
typhoid fever, which run three weeks.
The last few days her senses returned n
n easure. I'D to the time the fever set In
| the doctor called it no disease, simply ner'
yous prostration. We think that her sick
ress, suffering and death all started from
that terrible shock"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
STARVING A YOUNG WIFE.
A Novel and Interesting Trial In
New Haven, Conn, Court.

NOGel ana lntereAlinS AEi"A AA "
New Haven, Conn, Court.
New HAVEN, October 2l.-The case OF Ell
mer F. Culver, young farmer OF North
Haven, who is charged with cruelty to his
wife, was tried in the Superior Court to-
Culver was convicted in the City Court,
and appealed. Mrs. Culver, who is young
lady of attractive appearance and modest
demeanor, testified that since last June she
had great difficu H. in obtaining al ythipg
TO eat, although
Her Husbands Farm
was full of produce. Her husbInd refused
TO allow her TO use any Of the farm pro-
ductioa, saying il was for the market, not
for home consumption. She was often
Obliged to 90 TO the neighbors for food. lie
gave all his money to his mother, and she
refused to give me even penny:
zone night Just before last Christmas;
he ordered me out Of the house. refused
10 90. sud although he did not beat me
that night he did few nights afterwards;
He threw me over the bed and knocked
INV head against the sides Of it, telling me
that as long as stayed there l would get
The Same Treatment.
On the night Of September he came home
and beat me so severely | was forced to
leave the house took refuge in the
house of Mrs Julia Hemingway
Mrs Hemingway testified that when Mrs.
Culver went to her house she was much
bruised and her skin was much discolored.
Other witnesses testified that Mrs. Culver
often begged for food and clothing from
them. In his own defense Culver testified
that his wife was of hot temper and he
often pinched her or dug her with his
fingers to make her mind. The case viii
be concluded to mo row.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22

FonAus is sn elsgsnt substitute for
gIycsrire, esnphor ics. cold cram. etc.
without bling sticky or grsssy. Kid siov'S
c,n be worn Immediately st'sr usisg With.
ont so:lirg them. Price. p c-on. Foe
stle ty D.! efugeis:s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-22
DIED on A STEAMER.
The Sudden Taking OF Of the wife Of
. B,eabenyilIe Man.
SPECIAL 70 he Reqster.

NFoNs<1F 70 Eso It<VESs<Is
STEUBEsvItLE, 0ctober 2l.-The wife OF
Van B. Baker died on the steamer last
nisht en- route from Ironton to this city,
where Mr.. Baker was going into the furni-
ture business. Her disease was Brights.
She was forty one years OF age and leaves
seven children. Her remains were taken
in charge by an undertaken when the boat
lsnGed this morning.