Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-25

lHS P''Hs VI 'ao' lThl uuN NuiiAg lOuI
weeks was Niling, but not single day wa:
he i'll. In the summer OF 1881, lie took
the water Of Betelen in the 5 Basque
province Of Guipalco with such complete
succees that he passed good winter aud
resumed his active liI4 and hsJits-hunt
tng, shooing, riding and assisting
at military nlanrgurrs aud reviews
and above aII beipr unceasng in his
attention 10 slate and military allairs.
This summer al one time royal physician S
thought OF recommending His Majesty 10
take q second water cure al Batelen, but
in the same way that he had 60 galantly
brayed the cholera in Madrid and Aran-
jueZ, King Alfonso declined to 90 to Bate
len, and he separated from the royal fam
lily this summer as cholera was raging in
Sir0yia, two leagues from the summer
quarter8 Of Royalty in IaGranda, where
the King returned to Madrid on account Of
the Carolines affair He displayed cool
ness ard determination that went treat
way TO avert serious conflict, but he felt,
it srems, the deeply painful and cruel posi-
ton in which Germany had unknowingIy
placed him. Just about the same time lie
caught cold one day in the Casa de Cam.
po, the royal residence outside of Madrid,
where he was trying some young horses
with DGke De SeXto, the Lord Caamber
lGin. Since the middle OF September the
King has suffered, first, from u retHrn OF
his old catarrhal fever, aud then from
ind .csrion and diarrhna H. was
laid up about three weeks,
aud his physician, DR. Camison forbade
him presiding at the Council Of Ministers
ior that period. King Alfonso, however,
with his usual lsnncily in discharge Of his
du'i,s retarded his rrco,cry and insisted
upon receiving his ministers and oiher per.
sons in his room al The palace DR. Cami.
sou successfully Stopped his catarrhal
fever and his majesty speedily became 80
lar COnyAlesCent "a to preside over the cab
met councils. A lew Werka ago. To iiSp-!l ali
dpubs rs 10 biz recovery, the Ming
drove Ia IA close carriage with
QUcra ChcistIEl thrOHgh the principal
arscts VI Madrid 10 ihe Ato.ha church and
tn rciiro. The King looked pale and
little thinner. DR. Cnmson and ti- royal
aGrgeOna then said that King Afonsos
heHlth inspired them aith no apprehension
whatever. Ii his majesty would only con
se4l to take care Of himself and, for it.
stance. spend as he did lasl year with good
re5ultg "a month al the royal hunliug sea;
Of III Pardo. near Madrid Tha King,
however, again failed 10 take the advice ot
his physicians
SOr DEAD.
I.UyDUS, November 2j.--.The report oI
the desth Of hIpg Alfonso created 6 great
sensation here. l.ater Gdyices from Mad.
rid, however, chow that the King is not
dead, but that he is seriously i'll. Eight
physicians ARE in attendance yp His Ma
esty at Z! Pardo.
THE BURMESE SrATrEREp.
EAHGooS, November 2L--A dispatch
from Minbla says that Severe lighting took
place yesterday in the Jungle, continuing
until the central post Of the Burmese was
captured when they lied in all directions.
HELEN TAYLoR'S NoWINATION REFUSED.
LoXDoN, November - The nomina
ton Of Miss Helen Taylor, who is contcst-
ing the Parliamentary division for North
Cumberwell has been refused by the re.
turning officer. Miss Taylor has protested
against the alleged arbitrary action Of the
officer. Miss Tayl0r has received l"ters
from a number Of eminent persons in var
lous Tnrts OF Europe aud the United
) .ates, including one from Mr. Henry
George encouraging her to a;tempt TO
put to the test the feeling OF the country as
regards female representation. 1t is
stated that the authorities admit there is
10 positive enactment against the return
Of women 10 Parliament.
4 POSSIBLE COMPANION FOR STEAD.
loXDoN, November ~ The Govern.
men. intends prosecuting Town Talk for
alleged Indecent Publications,
RED or TmE NETHERLANDS urmCA,ED.
IoNpo>, November - Severe shocks
81 earthquake were f /, in Spain yesterday
at Veil, Nel"gl. Audnlusi. aud rapncial
iy at Alhemr. There were MISC seismic
movements On the African coast snd nU-
merOus land slips. and !, IS reported that
the bed Of the Mriii,l rnr,ssu srh has risen
peTceptioIy.
gEruENa tEou mau.u YL1Tin>.
LoHpoy, November 2l--E,rniug --
The returns from ,o day rlecrionF come IN
slowly TIE toIo"irg Candidates haze
been elected unvpposed: The r. Hon
David Plunkotf. and the Il, Hon Hugh
Holmes lConsrry.;ivsJ for Dutln CI-
vcrsiry. L. =. Huu, ti.abor candidutrj
for Mor5arh, %cuLgm5srllud &. q
Treyelyan. I.:tcfaI Tor fha tI4wick burphs
Malashiels Jas;in MnCurhy tNa'ional.
istl tor NryrY. Ireland CoI S'guiey
lConscrveuyr} Tor Riarhp,ol division Of
lancashire, and Cnmphri! Zimmerman
(libera!) for the S,irltra hnrgh-. Scotland
L0yDoy, November - The following
candidates were rlscrel Yesterday Bir.
mirgham, HJ!tesIy iiYislon II. Broad
hurst. liberal, Central diyi=ion, John
Bright, .5"ral; W,s, division. j Cham
BERLIN, Liberal, Hyhs,hi:", v. Watkins,
Iudspepdeu!, S;raLd, y. II. Smith Con
sery&tiyp; Warwick, A rril, Liberal
TIE Tories have gained ssSfs in Barry
s.. E1muuis, Werriag:oa, Rochester, 81.
AIybridg=, EAe:rr, Coichss's., Blackburn
Ir.,r',-.I,a r.tr pi,rlOuth and