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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Joseph Cook, the Arkansas train robber
who turned States evidence, was dis
charged
Mrs Charity F. Lloyd, young widow of
Shelbyville, Ill, attempted to commit sui
eide.
Ice gorges in the Allegheny river are do
ing great damage.
A cyclone at Waverly, No, damaged a
lumber of buildings.
A portion of train on the Lexington and
Southern road went through bridge at
Pleasant Hill, No. Albert Tillman, of Pa.
ola, Has, was killed.
The Treasury Department decided that a
Chinaman who has embraced the Christian
religion cannot bring his wife over from
China.
The Attorney General decides that the
Crow reservation in Dakota is not open to
settlement.
At jamestown, n. Y. residence Of John
Brown burned. LOGS $1,000. Supposed in
cendiary origin,
At Cintonville, Wis. Alprecht & Dethe.
mers shops burned. Henry Faulkman was
burned to death.
n. and o. j. Phelps, mill owners aud
lumbermen at St. Catharines, Ont, have
failed for $75,O 900.
In fit of rage Mrs D. S. Spring. of Al
exander, N. Y, saturated bedding with oil,
set it on FIRE and burned herself and two
children TO death.
Stella Bussing, aged seventeen, was
probably fatally burned yesterday morning
at Covington, Ky. She was lighting q
kitchen fire when her skirts ignited.
Mrs. c. NJ Webster, the young and &C
complshed daughter of Governor Pillsbury
of Wisconsin, died yesterday morning. She
had been married but few weeks.
Ben Davis, London solicitor, has failed
His liabilities are placed at 81 ,0OG, 900, and
it is stated he has fed to Spain.
Miss Lillian Smith, aged IA, beat the
record at San Francisco, Thursday night, by
breaking with rife 100 glass balls in ;
minutes IS seconds.
Four storehouses at Asper Hill, Tenn.
burned last night; the work of an incen
| diary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
A WEALTHY WIDOWS CRIME.

ConfessiH3 that She is Procuress and tftst
liking Leopold Is one of Hs- Customers
LONDON, April A criminal Prosecuticn
which was begun to day in tie Westminis
ter Police Court is attracting much atter'
ton. The prisoner is rich widow named
Jesreys, who swns considerable real estate
in Chelsea, has always paid rates promptly,
who subscribed to many charities, and has
been considered decent woman. Many OF
her houses in Chelsea ore of bad repute. Ii
is charged that she was not the orty owner,
but the keeper Of those dens, and that she
personally conducted their business. She Is
charged with rrsintaipiDg agencies in Bel
GUM, Holland and France tor the inporta-
ZION Ct innocent girls, who were ostenably
hired for domestic service, but were put tInto
.isrepurahie houses kept by Mrs Jetfreys as
,ool es they arrived III LCn5on. Another
braI h of TIE wurnan's traffic was decoying
Eng sh gi:is, 10 he sent TO tho Continent for
he ,,l,asur- OF rich and titled scoundreis.
II The police cuur; TO day the prisoner ad-
miu. d thar she wss a procuress, and boasted
that King Leopold Of Belgium had paid her
as b,en as $500 per month for supplying
him with iunocenr English girls. Further
sensational revelations are expected The
.xamiDatiSn was not concluded, and she was
remanded aEtil nezt week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
BARRIOS killed.
Tbs Dictator is Reported to Have
Been Slain
On the Battlefield of ChalChuepa,
Where
His Gold HiHed Sword Was Found
Br0ken.
Great Rejoicing Over tho Report at
La lbertad.

; La LlBEEE.aD VIA GALVESTON, april A.
Hostilities 5etwe cen Guatemala and the
allied Republics have been suspended and
an srmistiee osone mopeh's duration is an
neunced The Legislative Assembly Of
Guatemala has annulled tie decree p7omul.
gated BY the President, Ba7rios, on Psbru-
ary 18th, in which . union Of the CeEtral
American republics was proclaimed and
Bsrrios was announced as g. a'dictator and
supreme military chseftain OF all Central
America.
The ga,dbilted swcra of PreIdeut Bar.
rios Wasf6uDd on the battlefield of Chal.
chuepa broken.
According to the latest intelligence re.
ceived here President 3arrios, o. Guate-
mala, is dead. No particulars have been
received.
The rumo-ed death OF Barrios causes sur
prise and rejoicing. Bar-ios, the dictator,
began his public career in 1861, at thchead
of revolutionary iorce wkieh in that Jear
put the garrison to fight. This success in
itiated attacks on the government under his
leadership, giving him great prestige.
Failing TO capture him, the T1ling powers
made his father and brother prisoners, ard
held them as hostages for the surrender cf
Barrlos himself. In 1869 hic- forces were
strengthened by the accession of General
Scraps Cruz, but in the same ear he was
ineapacitated by wound receivs1 in battle.
Subsequently, while he was still sbsent from
the field of operations, disastrous reverses
ove7took the revolutionary forces Cruz and
his army being taken prisoners aad many
of them shot or eXiled.
In 1873 Barrios was elected President Of
the Republic to succeed Granados. He was
inaugurated on June 4. 1873. In October,
1876 his tenure was prolonged, and on
March Is, 1880. he was reelected for term
of six years.
BaFrios was born On July II, 1885, at
San Lorenzo, in the Department Of San
Marcos, Guatemala. Re was educated in
the College of Guatemala, in the city Of
that name, and was graduated in 1862.
His sDeeial study was lev.
1t was on March Z that Barrio5 tele
graphsd President Cleve and of his inten-
ton to combine the FIVE Central American
States-into one Union, and that he had as
sumed the title of Supreme Military Chief
Since then the course of Ais movements are
freshin the public mind.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05

satchel Gen. Grant has been sleeping
quietly since the last bulletin. The Generals 8
condition Is the same as at p. m. The
pain and restlessness noted at $50
have been relieved by the local
application and the snodyne. BE has just
taken nourishment
j. Fl. DOUGLAS NJ d.
General Grant has been sleeping quietly
since the last bulletin.
Shortly after o'clock there were indica-
tons of a considerable eommotion within
the residence of General Grant. The light
in the room of Colonel Fred Grant
flashed brightly up and the figures Of
many people fitted in and out Of
the bedroom of the dying soldier. A mes
senger boy came hurriedly down the steps
with message from DR.. Douglas, VINO was
summoned in hot haste. About 9:20 O'Clock
Dr., DoSglss arrived and he was not ex.
pected until IL p. m. 1t looked as if the
General had taken turn for the worse.
Senor Romero left the house about 9:45.
He said the General was sleeping quietly
and he thought the outlook was fsvorsbly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
WELISBURG.
S...cinl 10 IRE ISpndnp R,aiRsr


WELLSBURG, ". Va, April An alarm
Of fire last evening, brought out the citizens
in great numbers, the FIRE was found to be
in small building owned by the Harvey
brothers located near their paper mill. The
flames were extinguished before much dam
age wss done. The Office had been left
with gas burning in the stove aud IN the
meantime the gas came on stronger and
heated the stove pipe red hot and thus
igniting the wooden ceiling.
A fancy dress carnival was given at the
Oriental rink on Friday night
General Duvall and sons shipped car
load of supplies TO their ranch in Aoutauns
on Thursday. There are two sons now on
the ranch, Frank left on Thursday and to-
night Walter h. and William Duvall leave,
ali bound for Glendive, Montana Territory.
where they viii locate. General DuyAll and
he family of W. K. Davall will go to the
same plsce during the summer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
FREIINGHUYSEN DYING.
He Was Worse Yesterday Morning and
May Die Any Moment.


NEWARK, n. j., April L. 4.-Ex-Secretary
Frelinghuysen is much worse this morning
and may die at any time. He is suffering
from liver trouble and nervous prostration.
Hon. Frederick I. Frehnghuysen comes
Of distinguished American family. lie Is
q nephew and adopted SOD of Theodore Ere
hnghuysen, who was the candidate for Vice
President on the ticket with Henry Clay in
1874. Theodore Frehpghuysen was the
son of Frederick Frelinghuysen, delegate
to the Continental Congress in
I775, a soldier of the Revolutionary
War Major General and q
Senator of the United States in 1898. The
present Frederick 7. Frehnghuysen, one
month ago to day, retired with exPresident
Arthur's Cabinet, as Secretary Of State. He
was borne at Miitown, Somerset county,
New Jersey, August {, 1917, graduated at
Rutgers College in 1886 and was admitted
TO the bar in 1889. Ia 1861 he was ap-
pointed Attorney General of New Jersey
and resppointed ia 1866. He was ap-
pointed a L. S. Senator the same year to
fin a vacancy, and was elected in 1867 for
the rest OF the term, which expired in 1869.
The following year he was chosen Senator
for the term beginning in 1871, and was ap-
pointed Secretary of State by President
Arthur after the Garfield Cabinet resigned.
Ex. President Arthur is an intimate friend
of the sick statesman.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
BRIDGEPORT.

The colo-ed carnival which will be cl the
Mammoth rink, April 18th, promises TO- be
me OF the greatest attractions Of tho sea
son.
Mr.. Orlof jackson, OF Weegee, wss in
own yesterday. visiting his sister, Mrs
John Smith.
A large black snake was killed On the
hill, back of Kirkwood schoolbuilding. Fri.
Jay, measuring nine feet and three inches
n length.
W. X. Mcconnell was in tosn, yesterday,
.elliDg Ware & Co.. 8 patent Resonanter. Ii
new aud very useful attachment for
telephones.
Sherman Baggs has resigned his position
as conductor on the 81. Ciairsyille and
Northwestern railroad on account os failing
health.
Charley Clsyllad has borra the nickname
Of Daddy for loog time but he now has
the satisfaction Of having tie narno properly
applied. 1t is girl
James Reese, Chas Troll, DR.. Samuel
West, Reg Troll, and H;ss Annie Steenrod,
Of St CAirsville, we're in town yesterday.
Charley Heinlein has received his com
mission 20 act as a Notary Public in this
county, and is prepared to execute all work
Of that nature entrusted to his care.
North West has returned after very sue.
cessful business trip.
Mr.. Smith, a lumber dealer Of East
Liverpool, was in town yesterday.
Mrs Z. I. Howell and children have
gone to the country to spend week.
Buy Rosleys Magic Pain Killer for the
Diphtheria and all other affections OF the
throat. Warranted 10 cure or money re-
funded. Ask your druggists and grocer.
e.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
A Time for Sorrow.

Sr. Louis, April 4.-General sherman
was indignant when reporter asked him
Yesterday to say something for publication
about mis- opinion OF General Grant as a sol,
dier. citizen or public official. He pointed
10 a large pile of letters on his desk which;
he .aid, referred to the same thing. To al
such requests he replied no. He disaPproved
oEthe clamor raised in General Grants last
hours. General Grant had suffered much,
and should be allowed to die iu peace. This
;s q time for silence and sorrow. His rels
lions with General Grant aud his family
were so intimate that it would be iudelicste
nov for him to talk on the subject, even If
he we're so inclined He had known the
General ever since he was boy, fifty years
AGO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
The Lord Mayor,s Flag,

DUUIIS, April 4.-Lord Mayor John
0'Conner Is in another dilema about the
civic flag in Dublin. The Lord Mayor be
ing strong Nationalist, at first declared in
public speech in Pheuix Park. that if the
Prince Of Wales came to Dublin, the flag
would be lowered from the Mansion House,
His Lordship's off ,iAl re5idsnc
Mr.. O'Connor had some prudent friend
who induced him to reconsider this threat
as hoyish and unwarranted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
Half a Town Poisoned BY MIX.

KEYPoET, n. j., April A panic exists
in this town at present owing to q mysteri-
Gus sickness, with symptoms of poisoning,
which has seized half the inhabitants since
Sunday. 1t is believed thatujt is from the
effect Of drinking some mill
Dr.. Arrowsmith, who had many of the
cases under treatment is of the opinion that
the milk had been tAmpered with BY some
unknown person or persons Those affected
were attacked with vomiting and nearly all
have recovered. An investigation is being
made.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
Randall.
The Telegraph War.

PrTrsBURG, Pa. April 4.--In Com
mon Pleas to-day, on application
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company,
preliminary injunction was granted re-
strsining the Western Pennsylvania Tele-
graph and Telephone Company and the
6re commission of this city from stringing
wires on the plaintiff compauy's poles, Fne
proceedings grew out of an attempt Of the
defendants TO run their wires on Western
Union poles, and when khe latter COM
pany's hnemen cut the wires down they
were arrested. The affair created great ex.
element,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05

Do YoU wish freedom from aches, pains,
sores, etc.H Then purity the blood,
strengthen the urinary and digestive organs,
build mp your broken down constitution BY
using DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Ssrsa.
parilla- 1t is gratifying to know ths. among
intelligent communities this simple harm
less, yet effective remedy, sells faster than
the many huubug bitters, iron medicines
and pretended kidney cures, all Of which 50
rapidly weaken and ruin the stomach. liver,
bowels and kidneys by exciting these deli
cate organste unnatural activity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
SENTENCED.
William Varnera and Mike Burke Sentenced
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Syecidl 10 ne Sunday Register.
GRAFTON, W. Va, April 4.-Wilhsm
Warner, the wife murderer, and Mike Burke
were sentenced today BY Judge Ice.
The Judge said: "Wm Warner you
have been found guilty of the
highest offense known to the law by jury
selected BY Yourself You have been de-
Tended BY able council appointed BY the
court, who, with all of his learning and ex'
perieuce in defending criminals, could not
put one single mitigating circumstance In
your case. What shall say to one who IS
about to receive the sentence OF this court
for so foul a deed? | can hold out to you
no houe for pardon in this world, you can
not be psrdoned by any earthly power. l
can only urge upon you the Importance OF
improving your time during the re-
mainder of your life be 1t long
or short in preparing for that
other tribunal at the bar Of which you must
meet not fellow man but your God, and
he confronted by the woman whose life you
so mercilessly destroyed In the solitude
of your cell have no doubt your mind will
often and even now, dare say, it is revert
ING back to the time when in the darkness
of that night you creps stealthily to the
vindov of the humble cottage of Mrs. Court
ney and With deadly aim you took the life
of the very woman you had but q
short time before sworn to love
and protect, and l hope can
hv these reflections touch single tender
SPOT in your heart that viii lead you to a
repentance of your great crime. The
nrIsoner did not move Or stir. The judg-
ment of this Court is that you be taken from
this court and confined in the Penlten1ary
during your natural lite.
: II was heartrendlng to see Burke's little
6ye.yearold baby cling to him when they
started with Burke for Moundsville. BE
begging piteOusly for them not to take his
father as he had no mother. He wanted
his father to stay with him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
Drunken Boating Party Drowned.

MERoN, ISD., April 4.-Joauson Pyle,
farmer, and two of his hands, whose names
are not learned, together with Pyles ten
year-old son, were drowned in the Wabash
river about three miles from here last even
ing. The three men, it is said, had been
intoxicated and left the management OF the
boat to the boy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
Senator Vance seriously III.

RALEIGH, n. C.. April 4-Authentic
news comes from Washington that Senator
T.. 3. Vance is suffering from a disease OF
the throat that il is feared will develop into
= fatal malady
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
MARTINS FERRY.

There ha ne been, three dozen chairs pu,
in the auditsrium Of the M. +. church TO
accom- modaes the immense numbers who
have been attending this church for the
past few months. To-day there will be
Easter services both morning and evening,
also the Missionary society an Easter meet
ing in the afternoon. The church has been
nicely decorated end AL are invited. Rev.
Holtz has returned from Barnesville and
has an excellent sermon prepared:
Easter services will be held at the Baptist
Church this afernoon at two and halt
o'clock by the Fl pis' opal congregation.
Miss Julia ATndt, Of North Wheeling, is
visiting her sister, Mrs John Spence.
By request OF number of citizens who
claim that at tb9 last "Old soldiers carni-
val" they laughed themselves sore, the per.
formsnce will bsrepeated at the Excelsior
rink next Saturday night.
Mrs. DR., McNlannis, who came here from
Little Falls, Nina, TO attend the funeral of
Mrs Alexander is lying very low at the resi-
denoe of Mr. Jos. MunslOw.
The glassworkerS got in ten turns las,
week, losing one turn on account OF the hot
weather last Thursday. They say they will
have double rations OF ham and eggs for
Easter.
The Laughlin mill shut down yesterday
for an indefinite period There was no
notification given the men till nine clock
yesterday morning.
At the Democratic convention held at the
town hall last night, the following ticket
was nominated: For Council, Isaac Cots;
for Assessor, John Selby; for School Direc-
tors, DR.. J. NJ. Blackboard ssand r. Barr; for
Cemetery trustee Dr. J. NJ. Blackford.
Mr.. Frank ONiell having moved his
merchant tailoring establishment into his
own building on Fourth street. opposite ani
two doors below the Pres5y; Church, is
now prepared to make suits and furnish
gentlemen with all articles commonly kept
in Grst-class merchant tailoring and gant ,
furnishing goods store.
The Star dard Glee Club will give another
| OF their ENJOYABLE dances at their clab room
next Friday night. The invitation will be
out Monday or Tuesday.
J. I. Craig the real estate agent, last
week sold the Ohio Valley Wine Comp any
the lot adjoining their factory. They IN.
tend to enlarge their works. he also sold
house and lot on Second street for 5000 to
Thomas Mears.
On Friday evening number Of gentle
men who consider Miss Emma Horning the
finest lady skater in town clubbed together
and presented her with pair OF Union Hard,
ware Cos ladies club skates as token OF
their esteem and reward for her ability:
Miss Emma was completely surprised, and
the gratitude she bears the donors is ex'
pressed in the following:
GEy7LExES:-There is nothing that you
could have presented me with that would
have given me greater pleasure than this
pair Of beautiful skates. Accept my hndest
regards and will ever hold you in grateful
remembrance for your kindness in present
ing me with this token Of your respect and
esteem, and vii endeavor to be in the 70
ture what you claim that ! am-now the
best lady skater in Martins Ferry o: Ac'
cept my sincere thanks and best wishes fo'
the future welfare Of one and all you.
Yours truly,
N
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
BRILLIANT ITEMS.
spscGi 10 u, Sgnday R>oi,',y.


BRILLIANT, o., April Work on the
Winning keg factory has commenced.
Henry Rine has broken groun6'for
two story frame dwelling house.
The Brilliant Glass Works wers reap
praised Saturday, March %. at 5000.
Joseph Johnson is still dangerously Ill Of
malsrial fever.
Miss Carrie Kunkle is spending Easter
Sunday with her parents at Wheeling.
Work on the Rine block has been re-
suned.
The strike Of the coal minsrs still con
tinues with no apparent sign. .ps Q break.
The NJ Z. Church Of this pace organized
Q Sunday school last Sunday.
The village election 10 bs Re held to-nor-
row bids fair 10 be q lively one. the issue5e-
ing the removal Of certain buildings nox on
the public road. A second candidate fos
Mayor is to be broczb, oct at the las, mo
nent There are SIX candidates fs Coua.
ell with three 10 elect. The line viii b
sharply drawn on thez.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05

A FORMER invalid writsse Il vas greatly
reduced in health and strength. caused By
bad blood. i had dozen boils in different
parts of my body, and suffered many aches
ard pains, while the least exertion gave me
great fatigue. ! took three bottles Of DR..
GUysoti's Yellow Dock and Ssrsapsrills ssd
an completely cured. At night ! epjqI re-
tresting dresnless slGnber, ssi al day /
leel energetic and strong"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05

RErNLSs BREw1SG Co. S unsxcellsd Book
beer viii be on draught at ell the principal
saloons in Wheeling and vicinity on Mon
day, April 9Th.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
nninistar Cox,s Mother Dies.

ZASEsv1LLR, O., April 4-The mother Of
& s. Cox died early yesterday morning,
She was surrounded By members Of her fam
iIy. aud her end was peaceful
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05

NoxpAr. Tuesday and Wednesday ere
ings Race and Beard will appear st the
Chspline Stree, Rink in . great qusdrupss
act. Skaiing In unicycies. sonsthirg net
and novel Do 10. fail 10 zee thsn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
The Iadnsr BTsthers ssrasnesd.

PHILADELrsI, April 4--Tke Ladner
brothers, Vim. 7. and Les;s J., brokers.
who were recently convicted f snbezzls-
ment, were sentenced this nornisg in the
Court Of Quarter SessionA BY Judgs Yerkss.
to inyIisoDment for three years and three
mcnths in the county prieon-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
soNR CORRECTIONS.
r. "a, EEit8r N ia Rs0ister.


The Excelsior corone. band Of Martins
Ferry wishes to correct some miss.atsments
in the article published By the North End
band in LAST Sunday issue Of your paper.
We oaly gave one bid for the JOB, aud it be-
ing higher $50 We we're infcsmed) than
theirs We. OF course, did not expect the
contract. AS to undertaking. we still
claim that we did not underbid anybody,
but simply and in q businesslike manner
handed in our bid as requested, and were
told By one of the directors that had We
lived on that side OF the river We certainly
would have lad the contract We also
still consider ourselves too honorable to
underbid suy band, and We make no charge
against the North End band for being the
successful bidders. We do not think them
mean because they got the JOB, and We did
not, and ss far as they having the contract
before we put in our bid is concerned, We
will leave that to be settled between them
and :he COMMITTEES, as We were informed by
the committee positively that no ibsnd had
the contract EKcELsioE bAsD.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-02-25
Popular Physicians.

There is growing demand on all sides for
remedies agreeable to the taste as well as bene-
fetal in effect, ana the leading physicians and
druggists gladly welcome to the list of new
remedies all preparations possessing real merit
and pleasant taste. II is now admitted by all
who have tried the new remedy, which is hav-
ing such an immense sale-Syrup of Figs-t that
~ is the most agreeable and efficacious prepaFa-
ton ever discovered. II you want the best Of
al a.. Liver medicines and purgativ,s. Syrup Of
= lss Is your choice. Trial bottle fires and large
oot'le Tor sale at the Eagle Drug Store.