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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27

Va regret to learn, as We do from private
'2.ces, that Hon. CHARLES JAMES FAULE
sR Is lying near death at his home in Mar
aJurs. The sad intelligence Of his de-
tss may be expected at almOs; any hour,
aa bere is scarcely hope that the lite Of
e Distinguished statesman may be pro-
a-ei tOymed for more than a few days at
os, The whole people Of the State, and
deed Of the country at large will await
ID much anxiety the next intelligence
on MaT;insburg. Mr.. faulkner has,
lrng many years, held a large and honor
1.s place in public regard, and whatever
eec,s hi, personal health is of public in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27
A WORLD At HIS FEET.
Nations Honor Him and Kindgoms
Offer Praise.
CELEBRATION
The Hebrews the World Over Join With All
Philan,hropists in Honoring Sir
Moses Montefore
THE MODERN JOHN HOWARD.

CINCINNATI, October 26.-The Hebrew
congregations here assembled in the Mound
street temple this afternoon to celebrate the
birthday Of Sir Moses Montefore. Christians
we're permitted to take part in the csrs-
monies.
Memphis.
MENruls, October 26.-Elaborate services
were held this afternoon in the Jewish tenn
pie celebrating the centennial Of Sir Moses
Monte6ore.
BALTIMORE, October 26.-Celebration OF
centenary Of Montefore was continued
this afternoon at Hsnover street SyaAgogpe.
Fully one thousand were unsble 70 gain e.
mission. Rev. DR.. B. s. Zeold delivered
an grafton in which he gave full review Of
the life of Sir Moses.
Al Petersburg.
PETERSBURG. Va, October 26.-The
Jews and Gentiles of this city united this
afternoon in celebrating the one huudredth
birthday OF Monte6ore.
New York.
NEw YoRx, October 26.-Monte6ore cen.
tenary services were held to day in nearly
all the Jewish Synagogues OF the city. At
the temple Emanuel there was large con.
eregation and Rev. II. W. Beecher made On
address.
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, October 26.-The Moutehore
centennial was observed here with appro-
pirate ceremonies
n.
PtrrsBuRG, 0c,oberI 26,-The Centenary
Celebraton'of Montefiore was appropriately
observed here to-day. Special services
were held at oil the synagogues in the city.
Mobile.
MOBILE, Ala, October 26.-The He
brews Of this city sent congratulations to
Sir Moses yesterday.
Richmond.
RICHMOND, Va, October 26.-Every re-
liz ious denomination and every profession
ard class Of business in the city took part
in Sir Moses Montefoire's birthday celebrs-
ton.
Washington.
WASHINGTON, October 26.-Sir Moses
Montefores birthday was celebrated With
imposing exercises.
st. Louis.
Sr.'Lorls, October &c The Centennial
Of Sir Moses Mon,e6ore was appropriately
celebrated to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27
STARTLED POLITICIANS.
Republicans Terrified Over a
RumOr
THAT coEKLINe IS FOR CLEVELAND.
A Statement that the Distinguished New
York Stalwart and ES-United
States Senator
WILL MAKE A DEMOCRATIC SPEECH.

NEW YoRE, October 26.-[ Exclusive. j
There is a vast amount of suppressed and
open excitement here tonight among all
classes of politicians over the rumor that at
a meeting of Democratic business men to be
held next SATURDAY. Roscoe Conkhng will
come out squarely for Cleveland. The
rumor takes two shapes. One is that Mr..
COnkEng will make speech; the other
that he will write letter declaring for the
Democratic nominee. Sunday as it is, the
crowds about both headquarters is unusual
ly large, and every possible means is taken
TO obt1n decisive information. The mem
5ers of either committee, when asked, look
wise, but say nothing The matter causes
much speculation and variety Of opinions
are EXPRESSED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27
ONLY QUEs ZION OF SIZE.
Which Refers to CIeVeland's Majority in
New York.

Which Refers to CleVeland's Majority in
New York.
NEw YORx, October 20. Secretary
Green, of the Independent Executive Com
imittee. says that operations might be sus-
pended at once without detriment to Cleve-
lands prospects, the only question now
being as to how large a majority ne will
receive in New York state. 1T IS as deh-
nitely settled now as anything can be in ad.
vance" he said, that Grover Cleveland
will carry the Empire state by nSsjority
of colossal proportions. Wecan speak with
almost absolute certainty. We have in this
office at this moment slips signed by Dum-
Der of Republicans sufficiently large to in
sure him plurality Of over $4,000, even If
he does not receive his full party vote. Our
labors have been especially productive Of
results in Connecticut, Michigan and Wis
eonsin, but New York has been our princi-
pal fighting ground, and the Governor will
have a handsome majority without refer
ence to the cities divided BY the East river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27
IS DONALD MILNE DEAO1
A Young Grocerymnn Disappears After
OuarrelinE with His Mother.

Young Grocerymnn Dsappeafs htte'
QuarreiinE with his Mother.
DETROIT, Men, October 26.-Donald ii.
7. Milne is q bright, active boy - years
old. A year ago his father, Peter Milne,
who is conductor on the Detroit, Grand
Haven and Milwaukee Railroad, set him in
the grocery business at SIC Michigan ave-
nue., and the boy has shown remarkable
business ability for his age. He has been
attentive TO business, careful OF his asso-
cia,es and made friends with everybody.
On Tuesday. October q he WAS about the
store as usual. In the afternoon hc WAS
seen by some Of his neighbors TO 20 out in
front OF his pace Of business and walk up
and down two or three times. Then he
started rapidly down Michigan avenue,
since which time he has not been seen by
any acauaintauces. The mother Of the
boy declined, when questioned, TO say any.
thing about his Disappearance. Yesterday
the following personal appeared in IN even
ing paper:
- much troubled about you aud !. snrion, Tor
YOUR return. Do 90 At once and relieve her from
her terrible anxiety.
Wanted the Fscts Suppressed.
Mrs. Milne also reported the disappcarance
Of her son TO the police, but requested that
he facts in the case be kept from The news
papers ,
Yesterday q reporter was told BY an Off.
Ger who had been investigating the case
ihat the boys disappearance was due TO
trouble that he bad with his mother. The
officer said that she entered the store and
seeing something she did not Ike com.
menced abusing Donald. One word led 10
another and finally the mother ordered him
out Of doors. The boy Left, and alter hang
ing around the store for awhile sent In for
another boy who was employed - clerk in
the store and asked him IL he thought bis
mother was in earnest The boy replied 10
the affirmative, when young Milne turned
and walked away. Young Milne had quite
sum Of money in bank in bis own name,
but none Of il has been touched and he bad
no money on his person. These fscr,
coupled with his strange disappearance, led
the officers 10 think he had committed
suicide.
The neighbors say that Mrs, Milne fears
that her son il dead and il distracted over
what has occurred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27
THE PENSION OFFICE OUTRAGE.
Mr. schurz Showing that no DisPrOOf Has
Net BeeAOffered.

Nr. Schurz Showing that no DisProof Has
Yet BeeAOnered.
NEW York, October 26.-The attention
of the Hon. Carl Schurz was called yester-
day to the letter of Acting Pension Com
missioner Clark in regard to the abuse of
power by the Pension Agents in Ohio to
aid the Republicans in the recent election.
In answer to the question whether he had
read this letter Mr. Schurz said
YES, have read the letter. know Mr..
Clark as very good and conscientious Off
cial, and have not the least doubt that
what he says is perfectly correct. But he
does not meet any Of the charges made
against Commissioner Dudley. Mr.. Dudley
is charged with having caused pension
claimants to be told through number Of
agents of the Pension Bureau at Washing
ton scattered over States that
the Republican party is anxious to
carry that if they and their friends
and relatives would vote the Republican
ticket their claims should have preference
in being adjusted. Mr.. Clark states that
the Pension Bureau has received no orders
from Mr.. Dudley to take any of the claims
out of their regular ordes. This evidently
does not meet the charge at all. Mr.. Dud-
ley and the agents alleged to have acted un-
der his instructions are charged with
having
Promised
to give those claimants voting the Re-
publican ticket preference in the ad-
iustment Of their claims-not with
having actually ordered such thing
TO be done. am sure that Mr.. Dudley has
given no such oIder, and am equally sure
that he never will give it; for if a great
many such promises have been made it is
quite certain that they can not and will not
be kept. The villainy Of this whole bust
ness consists in two things-frst, in the
abuse of official authority which promises
the use of official power for party ends, and,
second, in fraudulently promising poor pen
sion claimants thing which cannot be per
formed for the purpose of influencing their
votes, thus bribing them with promises
which, as those offering the bribe we'll knew,
cannot be kept
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27
A COLLEGE JOKE.
Rougish students Play n Harum Scarum
Prank.

Rougish students Play n Harum Scarum
Prank.
WORCESTER, Mass, October 26.-When
the faculty and students met at the inSFi-
tute for prayers yesterday, they discovered
a horse in one of the pews, 1t had been
smuggled up two flights of winding stairs
during the night by two mischievous stu
dents. The professors were much puzzled
as to the best method of getting nd of the
intruder, aud it occupied the room all day.
Finally they hired number of men who
tied the horses feet together, wrapped it in
blankets and slid it down stairs on skids.
The bows stood outside and eheered at this
proceeding. They were so 5olste-ous that
the police were called upon By the irate
faculty 10 scatter them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27
ID greeted with pleasure.

THERE is only one week lett to finish up
se ,ampaign work, Every Democrat who
axes an interest in the success of his leader
will organize himself into a committee Of
sae 70 10 effective work in the next seven
'ays IGhe don't know Just what TO do,
,owever willing he may be, let him visit
he headquarters of his ward club and get
zstructous and assistance Drop in at
lie Jefferson club rooms and interchange
.?iu.ons Every democrat has something
% ,ay for the good and success Of the party.
lie can hear too, and learn much that vii
.s.? him in doing good missionary work
~ about and see what is going on around
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27

w are glad to notice the vitality ex-
l.'''ed BY The Ohio Democracy. Especially
IS this observable at Bellaire, Bridgeport
aaa Martin Ferry, and in fact throughout
a. Of Belmont county. They have reason
70 2e satisfied With their work on the I4th,
'aa there i the strongest evidence that
'ae! mean a Dig fight for victory on the 4th
l'oz. That is the spirit that wins every
IHe. Pick your iints and let them have
Il again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27

ulo Lewis county, PeOPled with as warm
2.ootet and as generous men as ever
welded vote, are up in arms over the
saHdercas statements published abroad
looat their Democratic meetings and their
loaoTed son, Judge BEANNoN. He is their
candidate particularly. They realize and
he honor conferred upon them,
and they send greeting to their sister coun-
lies to make no mistake; listen not to the
.aemy ,alsehoods. She will be thar on
he lib prox. with a majority for BRASNoN
.1s; viii as;onish the natives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27

IHE Hon. DAyIEL B Lucas, Of Jefferson,
VII address a Democratic meeting in the
Saanoer Of the House of Delegates next
wednesday evening. His Democracy is of
NE Hch old Jefersonisn type, well i'm
EeEnated with the necessities OF the modern
age, lie IS fogcible and fluent as well, and
!" Who attend the meeting will be well re-
!s'a Tor their trouble and time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27

MANY who long suffered from urinary and
digestive diseases, causing nervousness, de-
bihty and weakness, after.trying bitters, kid
ney medicines iron medicines, ETC., without
benefit, have found permanent relief in
from one TO three bottles Of DR.. Guysott S
Yellow Dock and Sarsapsrilla, the only per
feet blood purifier and strengthened. Hun
dreds Of letters TO the proprietors have teS-
tiled to its superiority over the many pre-
tended cures so largely advertised oy means
of bogus certificates that are bought and
paid for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27

A Missouri paper says that girl in that
State dislocated her shoulder by kicking at
a cat. She must have struck all of its nine
lives at once. Many people think they have
numerous lives, and let coughs and colds
take their course rather than take DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27

The fault with most all cough prepars-
tons is tha, they contain mrphis, and are
absolutely injurious to the stomach and
nerves. That simple preparation Of Wild
cherry bark, called DR.. WistaFs Balkan d
Wild Cherry, contains no mrPbiA, ssd Jet
will cure cough or cold in les time than
any other compound. II Il the ooiy rshs,
bic cure for consumption.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27

lHs REGISTER appreciates the Nsws-Let-
yrs % A'rd notice Of yesterday 1t would
IKE to publish il in full, but modesty has
lie ship hand this tims.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27

T,e words the new management has to
/ ,.fsrspce TO the transfer referred to
| kindly above, may be easily comprehend
l. Tbey are these.
There shall be an earnest, practical effort
make the DAILY REGISTER an unimPeach-
Z Democratic paper. Sincere, conscien-
Us and scrapulOus in all that it says or
49, for or a,ainS, men or measures. If
-ro- arise. /: shall be only from Judgment,
The E.savs, aim of the new order Of
.r,s shall 5e to make paper deserving
, the sappor, ofevery citizen, The REG'
.-sg shall strive faithfully to be cOnserya-
tre .a;r and impartial to friend and foe
10. We, from the standpoint OF the
:. interests Of our community
s,3 state always shall it build its corner
some aai ,hereupOn erect its superstruct-
r:e
The successful management of the RE
,rEs depends materially on the cordial
,rwOr, and friendship Of all our people,
,ni especially Of the members OF that great
sod grand old party which has stood
Enough all its defeats and victories, like
s3snant, and must so stand, as
.srs at least, as popular government reigns
supreme amidst and on our common eoun-
ar
The REGISTER cordially invites old friends
.zIaew ouesalike, to call on the management
snI make themselves at home. RecOgniz-
.r, there is st..ngtbiu unity and bond, as
D. sand, in discori. their presence and their
..-5leuce. their advice and their help are
aa,ed 10 make the REGISTER what it
loud and must be a power and a strength
hat 70, the bes, Welfare and success of
Democracy. pure and simple, shall be in
..2c;1,e Al, therefore, shall be welcome
.ud greeted with pleasure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27
tn THE PUBLIC.
F,n Ths Sss6iy Rsgi''''''

-. Tn NEhlnH ~ sfe'~--
-,srt which was commenced q
J. .so, by which the undersigned would ID
'' .S., ~, - retire from active business as
sn' "a Publisher, eliminated yester-
r'H'', ,,- s.ocL in the West Virginia PRINT
c,r,r.rv has been purchased oy
R T,yEY, Esq, and he becomes my
W., = -, he management Of the con-
S''''J' -.,irs with mingled feelings OF
IT, ,lrerret. 1t is a pleasure to feel
,'s-'S ,.' Of burdens and responsible
1s''L which have been borne Tor
tsirv consecutive years.
80, intervals of rest or recreation; yet
10 .,- -;,b The newspaper which | founded
PSI, -I;.b | pursed with parental care
- MANY a dark and trying hour IN
| To-. '"t...- ana which l brought to a pros
.,.,. .a.a,,s and influential maturity and l par
|. ~ ~ ,bs many readers Of that paper not
'f,bou, a pang Of regret.
Inv, - .,.r,n thanks to those who have ex-
,o, sS'+L', - ne their patronage and to those
;, - -, from time TO time given me kind
.-o ..aa,i0,s 30, and bid me GOd,speed, and bid
So rssreetfll goodbye. In parting l
,,I.a,ly commend my successor to PuOhc
,,ronaee and support.
LEWIS BAKER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27

Il locks now as If the First district voqld
ave 'yiGG BEANxOS clean .hoasanl ma
.Oi,!.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27

IT Isl well respected maxim: Accept
the advice of competent instructors and be
guided thereby" DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Is the only safe remedy Tor coughs AMI
colds. Ii costs only Is cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27
BURGLARS sRoKEN W.
Two Chissnss and i've nesrsss h 0ssg
ef fThisvss.

Two Chisanss and Ysvs HeSysss h . 0sag
sf Thieves.
sAvixxAH, October 2s.-Ths detectives
yesterday evening sueeeeded in discovering
8 regularly organized bad Of thieves. vhe
have been 10 existescs Tie ~ several
months, asd have committed scosss Of dep
redatioss, snounins in he AGsssesis 70 .
large sun. Two Chinanes. San Lsng and
Loo Chung, and three Of the Eve negroes
composing the gssg, ars arrested and are
10 iail. 1be negroes sele ths articles ss4
earned them TO the Chinsmen, who kspt
regular ~f.nce." A asge quantity q sto-
len sr,;cks vss found IN the shop a Loo
Chung. Who runs . laundry With fss Lag.
Among the parties Who hsys lst eoe1s 10
Ahmsyer 4 Co., K. Pistsbsk. j. @. Cobsa,
and numerous others One gang conssa.ed
and rave the whole thing s.sy. Sen Ling
l. ,be Chspaman Who married White %
mar In Augusta some time Gsce. and -
subsequeniiy run out Of Wsynesbo.o. The
srrss is very important - Il bssshs up .
bad rang which has been very succesdal in
their operations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27

WoxAss best friend fcs relieving De
many pains and weaknesses isdAssial %
female Iif., and one that Eivss soey esees.
biehtens The eyes, eheeh evesy snnstsssa
drsin and creaass patect pict.ee q an3
and beauty, is Dr.. 0syscsfs Isssw Des.
and sarsspariIA. Il psn9U - clee1
Erepetiens tie iensls gms - -
moyes IN feeling f lkngsos. dlo9 -
pIes. sores ssd ssakseA pro4eei.g d.een-
les slunber and peialss fsguAfsy q -
ural funstioes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27
Eeund About Elisha

When the soldiers of Antigonus the war
rior, were afraid because their own army
was so small and the army Of the enemy
was so numerous, and the afrighted soldiers
were expressing their fears to their general,
he cried out with treat vehemence: How
many do you reckon me to beF And while
We admit that the forces arrayed against
our national welfare are very great, L ask
Won in making an estimate Of the resources
of righteousness how many do you reckon
the Lord God Almighty to be. The Lord
of Hosts is His name" The chanots OF
God are twenty thousand and the noun
tains Of our faith are full OF them.
But am asked, Whom am going to
vote for ? That is a matter of bat little
importance But it Is q matter OF vast in
terest whom these great masses Of humanity
are going TO vote or,Hnd so l lay before
you principles bv which all may make up
their own mind. Vote for the best men,
vote prayerfully, vote as Christians. Vote
as you will wish you had voted when you
can vote mo more. You see, without my
saying it, that my chief hope is in Christ
ianity, or, SIS my text suggests, the upper
forces. Political parties come and 60, and
they may do right and they may do wrong,
but God lives and He has ordained this
nation, or conquerer that demagogism
can't defeat / hope to live to see ia this
country party with two plauks in its poll
teal platform, the Ten Commandments and
the Sermon on the Mount. That would
sweep the land ike a tornado, was about
TO say. But when / think ths: il is not tc
be a work Of devastation, bat of rsscae. |
change the figure and say it will sweep like
thousand spice gales from heaven. Amer
icaa politics VIII nerer be purified and made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27
CELESTIAL CAVALcADES
That Ride the Heavens and March
the Earth
TO GUARD GODS CHILDREN.
Assyrian PeriIs that GaIIOp Forth in Cohorts
Cleaning in Purple and Gold
to Capture America.
ARMIES OF THE SKIES, DEFEND 1T.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, October 20 Exclu-
sive]-Dr. Talmage continued his series Of
sermons on public affairs to-day in the Brook
lyn Tabernacle, choosing for his subject,
The Upper Forces" The opening hymn
was.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-27

And as the ships went By boat was sent
ashore to take and fetch letters, and in that
way sailors heard from home or sent word
to those far away So safe we're those de-
posts Of affection that no lock was on that
barrel, Containing letters for America and
Europe and Asia and Africa and the
islands of the sea, and through that ocean
posioffice many q poor sailors heart was
chesred aud tidings of gladness went to the
Old homestead. Would to God that from
all the heights Of our nations prosperity
there might be constant interchange Of sym.
pathies, the ascending prayer be answered
By corresponding blessings; postal celestial
not by medium Of storm struck rock on .
wintry beach, but BY means Of the Rock Of
Ages. Inrbe deep cleft Of that Rock may
our nation hide from all its pursuers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-26
OPENING OF THE LIBRARY BUILDING.

The above named affair which
came off last evening was quite
informal and thoroughly enjoyable.
The entire building, whose spacious
and beautiful interior will be sur
prise to those who have not had an
opportunity of seeing it, was lighted
and thrown upon to the public. In
place of the reading tables and other
furniture which has not yet been put
in, the floor was occupied by chairs
for the accommodation of guests.
BY the kindness of His Elk. Gov.
Dominis the band was allowed to
furnish the music for this occasion
instead of playing at Emma Square
as is usual ON Monday evenings.
About 8 o'clock Hon. S. b. Dole the
President of the Association called
the company to order and delivered
a brief address appropriate to the
occasion and concluded by calling
on DR.. Rodgers the Secretary of the
building committee to make state
ment on behalf of that body. The
doctor responded by giving con-
densed history of the building enter
prise from its inception, and announ-
ced in conclusion. that this large,
beautiful and convenient building
had been completed at cost of
about twelve thousand dollars,
and was entirely free from debt.
Brief remarks of a congratulatory
character followed, from Rev. DR..
Hyde, His Excellency the American
Minister and w. r. Castle, Esq. At
the conclusion of these exercises,
which did not occupy much over
half an hour, ice cream was served
to the guests and the company re-
solved itself into an informal social
gathering. The company dispersed
about half-past nine O'Clock with
many congratulations to the officers
of the Association upon the success
of their efforts and many expressions
of admiration for the admirable
structure which had secured. We
hope in some future occasion to de-
scribe the building in detail.