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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
UNDER THE WAVES.
The Jessie B. Takes n Sudden Dive Meath
the Waters of the Ohio.

The Jessie B. Takes n Sudden Dive Meath
the Waters of the Ohio.
The larry boat lessie 3 which runs at
the lower end Of the city across to Bsllaire
sank yesterday morning while tied up on
rhe Ohio tide. II seems that she quit run
ming about u o'clock, and between tina,
time and one o'clock the engineer, John
Mnblemau, and a German, whose name
could not be learned, awoke and found The
water coming in upon them-at
least Muhleman awoke, but it
was with much trouble that the German
could be bought 10 realize the dar ger he
vas 10, and he barely Ell capped with his life,
leaving ali his clothes behind.
The cause Of the craft sinking seems TO
be that there was a we'll in The rear Of the
boat about ten inches in diameter, which
was made of sheet iron. This had rusted
ard gave way, lettipg the water into the
hold TIE rear part Of the boat is almos,
entirely submerged while the bow is stick
ing cut some distance. She ia owned by
Messrs John Berger and B. Morgan. The
Belle Prince will 60 to work to-day to
raise her.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
STRANGE SCENES
At the Hanging of wm. McGaushey for
Wife Murder.

At the Hanging of Vim. MeGaughey for
Wife Murder.
ATLANTA, GA, October 1.-THE hang
ing CT the negro William McGsughey st
Monroe, yesterday, for the murder Of his
wife, attracted an immense crowd Of peo-
pie from the surrounding country. The
galows was erected in a suburb Of the
town remote from the Jail, and the con-
demued man was carried thece from his
cell, ailtiug on his coffin in wagon which
vas drawa through streets crowded with
poole
When the gslloss was reached Nc
Gsughey stood up on the wagon and ad.
dressed the crowd saying: Il want you 10
all meet me in Hesven. Rsise your chill
dren right Never marry base woman.
You see what one has brought me to. God
tss pardoned my sins; | am willing to
de"
After prayer The people sang the hymn
Why should | dia." McGsugsey Joined
10 the singing, his voice could be heard
above all lie then ascended the scsio!d
uusided aud when the drop fell he died
without a struggle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
CONDENSED IELeasAms.

Stree the restriction act of 1882, 1906
Chinese are estimated to have arrived in
San Francisco and $4,000 departed.
1t isststed that the rumor prevailing in
London that Riers sentence would be
changed to penal servitude for life, is with
out foundation. and that there is no power
in England TO change his sentence.
The $50 600 libel suit brought By q o.
Jsrdine against the Kansas City Times
has been dismissed, the plaintiff failing 10
appear.
George Lehr stabbed snd killed his ten.
ant, j. W. Barnes, at Lancaster, Mo a few
days ago
An Opera House company has teen Or
ganized at Franklin, Pa.
Mr.. Charles II. Read, assistant general
manager OF the Cambria Iron Company, Of
JobnstoWn, Pa, has resigned on account
Of i'll health.
Threats are made of lynching McFresh'
the murderer of0hemnis, at Utopia. Ohio,
last Wednesday, and the authorities are
preparing to remove him 10 another jail
for safety.
The ferrybost Baltc ccllided with two
canal boats at Philadelphia yesterday ard
sunk them and their cargoes Of coal.
Henry Murphy, a well known planter
living near Des Arc, Ark, shot and killed
George Clark and wounded his wife, We'd
nesday night.
In quarrel in Chicago. a man named
Golden fatally stabbed another named Alb
bolt.
Frank Angelo, who was arrested in
British Columbia as fugitive from justice, !
will be handed over 10 the American
authorities.
Mrs. James Quagle, wife Of prominent
young attorney Of Cleveland, has been
missicg since Wednesday noon. She had
been in i'll health for some time, and her
friends thiuk she has wandered away in q
it Of insanity.
President Diaz favors the Tehuantopec
Ship Railway, and has granted valuable
TO the original charter OF the
namely, gift Of $500, 900 acres
IF land, and guarantees OF one-third Of the
net revenue Of the railway for fifteen years
after compl.t tion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
TWO LIVELY ROWS


Over At Martins Ferry LIST Eight-Re-
volvers Used.
Yesterday evening, in Martins Ferry,
Thomas Humphreville was talking with
q crowd Of men on Trips corner, opposite
the pcstofice, when in the course of his re-
marks he stated that George Ware
had used his influence against
Thomas j. Irwin for Rep
resenta,ive. Ware happened to be near
enough 70 hear Humphreville's assertion
and took eTceItioa 70 II. One word
brought on another Till HumphreyiIle
knocked Ware down, and Gght resulted.
Marshal Harrison arrested the fighters.
About an hour earlier George Brem.
baueh and a couple of men named Neal,
who work with Brembaugh in the Laugh.
lin mill, and who hail from Clifton, ".
Va became involved in quarrel near
the Elson glass works. 1t seems
thSt the Meals got Brem'
baugh down and were about TO do him up,
when the latter got up and commenced
shooting at his sssailsDts, who were max
ing tracks for their boarding house. No
one was seriously hurt except Brembalgh
who got slight cut on the lip At ii
o'clock last night the officers were hunting
the participants but had not found them
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
HORRIBLE.
40 ou,rss-O~s'y Cruel and DisGu'tinE
HAuRinE la Ipdiana.

An outrsx-O.s'y Cruel and DisEustinE
HauRinE la Ipdiana.
Iynr,Hlruus In, October 1.-THE
execution Of John Coffee, at GrSVioEds
vile, Yesterday, was one Of the mos. hOrri'
Tie sfF,irs Of the kind ever Witnessed
Sheu the drop fell the rope broke and the
BODY droppsd TO the grouud. lhe nseS
wss not brokes, ont the shock caused the
blood TO squirt from tie T.slchsd man
eAIE. He vAs carried back uR BE scsfold
stairs, and Wh j. the rope VAS being EsaS
iusled he regsinsd Sonsciousness and beg
S,d 70 have the cap removed, and 70 De al
ss.sI 10 make another speech- Ihis was
refuseI, and the dropfsn again The rope
broke : secDud time but the body was
caught before u Eesched the ground. 1t
Ras lifted up and bNla 10 place BY DsPniy
SheriffJ While the moose vas again Scl nstea.
When the drop fell again toe rope held,
ana Coffee vas slowly suanRlsd, dying IN
rsslss ninutss. The spectators we're
nearly O7sEsous with horror.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
PERSONAL POINTS.
Moremen OF vi eeuB kites,sEdtbtC CUD
Ing and Going OF Strangers.

Ing and Going OF Strangers.
Miss Nertie Ernst of ClarkSburg, is Wis.
ting friends in the city.
Will Hartman, letter carrier No Z, is cTf
duty on account OF sickness
Mr. Hart B. Rose, prominent young
gentleman Of Pit,s5urg, is ct the Mcclure
House
Miss Jennie Sharp, OF the Nor'h End is
visiting friends at Martins Ferry and
Pleasant Ridge.
Mics Sophia Neuhardt has returned
from a pleasant visit to Mics Maggie Stel-
ger. at Newark. Ohio.
Miss Lon Chambers. Of Valley Grove, is
the guest Of Miss Minnie Gilbresth, Of
North York street, Islsud.
Mr.. Joseph Seybold, who has been i'll
since the 18th Of July with severe attack
of rheumatism, is again able to be about
on crutches
Attorney L F. Stifel left Yesterday for
s.. Louis, where be will join his wife, who
has heen thero some time Fhsy will re.
turn in several weeks.
Mrs. J. N. Camden AMI daughter, Miss
Annie, returned TO Psrkersburg yesterday,
af er a weeks visit at the residence OF
Judge Thompson, Mrs Csmder's father
Miss Julia l.. Dorsp, charming young
lady OF LesvenWortb, Kss accompanied
By Miss Mamie Rock, are visiting their
cousins, the Misses Tuekers, Of Sixteenth
street.
Mrs. Mary A. Tucker and her daughter,
Miss Maggie. returned home Saturday
from an extended trip in the West. They
have been visi,ing friends in Kansas City
+ Leavenworih and Des Moines
Mrs Mary Tucker and daughter Miss
Maggie, who bave been visiting for the
past three months. returned home Satur
dsy accompanied By Miss Julia Doran
and Miss Mamie Rack, Of Kansas City
who will remain there a guest during th'
winter,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
RACKET AT FULTON
last hight in Which Man is Badly
Done Up.

last Night in Which Man Is BaoII
DoDe Up.
Last night telephone message came
from Fulton that msn had been nearly
killed. A party composed Of Officer Bell
Constable Lauchin, Justice Arkle and
REGrsrER reporter took ShAnk's mare and
hastened to the scene in double qnick time
arriving at Fulton twenty miGltes sf:eE
starting.
The reporters and officers arrived on the
scene frat and found that the man who
had caused the trouble wss in the imme-
date vicinity. In fact he was not twenty
FIVE yards away, WALK & towards
home with bis wife. The
officers Immediately started to
arrest him, but when he saw them sp-
preaching he started to run, frat pulling q
big navy revolver and clicking il in the
face of Constable lIsuchlin. Bell pulled
his pop and pointed it at the man, whose
name is Joe Bowers. The latter imme-
diately whipped out dangerous looking
knife ard made a pass at Bell, but
missed him. He then sprapg away and
as the officer was about exhausted
he gained upon them When Bowers pulled
his dangerous weapon Bell opened fire up
on him, followed by LauchEn, and for
few moments it sounded as il a
mall war was going on,
But Bowers seemed TO be ,uniDiured
As he disappeared. A search was made
for him but without avail. While the
shooting was going on, Bowers wife filed
the air with screams and things vera lively.
1t seems that Fritz Reef, o German,
aged about So years, was crossing the
street to go to Millers boarding house
where he lives, where be was met BY
Bowers, who knocked him down and
umpsd on him, and kicked him about the
ace in q terrible manner A bystander !
heard the racket, and when he approached /
Bowers ran away leaving the old man
yiug insensible in the road. Help was
iummoIed and he was carried into the
louse and DR. Ulribh telephoned for. The |
|octor arrived before the party mentioned |
Ibove and pronounced the mans wounds
lot dangerous. However, the man
nay still be seriously hurt for he was still
n stunned condition when the report-r
eft His face is beaten up in terrill
manner, there being several large cut. ,
.cross one side Of his face snG
light eye Bosers lives near PTtsburg,
nd is home with his wife on q visit 10
lis father.in.law. Harrison Biestle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
A LAST CHANCE.
A Man who L0cEs Like Webster Charged
With HarTinStop's Murder.

A Man who ncEs Like Webster Charged
With HarTinStOp's Murder.
CLEVELAND, o October li.-Considera'
bic excitement has been created in Ashta:
oula county over the assertion that Jack
McDermott is TIE man who murdered
Perry Harrington at Geneva, Ohio in De
csmber last. 1t was for numbering Hsr'
rirgtcn that Lewis Webster was recently
hied end found guilty at Warren. Nc
DermotE wss ARRESTED last sPrirg for bur.
glary in Cleveland, ara vas atterWard:
taken to St. Lcuis. where he is nov in Jail
charged With Q murder committed there
after Harrington was Killed.
A picture of McDermod was recently
shown to Webs!er's friends, and 1t is said
the resemblance is so striking that they
declared it to be a portrait Of Webster
Websters attorney is at work, and declares
!. is a case Of mistaken identity, and that
he will soon fasten the crime upon McDer-
mott
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
GAMES ELSEwuERE.
A Deserted ship on Fire.

BALTMoRE. October l7.-Cspt. Trenery,
Of The steamship Baltimore, which arrived
here 10 day, reports that on the ID instant,
at | | o'clock p m while while in latitude
so so, longitude l70 40 west, be passed q
ship on Ere. He steamed all around her,
burned night sigusls and sounded his
whistle many times but could discover 70
signs Of any persons or boats. The ship
was a pass C. FIRE to the waters edge.
Capt Trenery Judged by The smell 6 the
smoke that the ships cargo was ofvegs.
table matter such as wool or cotton The
wind was blowing heavily and be could
not get close enough to secure means Of
Identification.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
DEAFNESS
Successfully Treated b. pT. sloeum, 1iie
Market Street.

Successfully Treated b. DT. sloeum, 1iie
Market Street.
The symptoms Of chronic catarrhal deaf,
ness are feeling of iallness or stopping
up in the esrs, ringing, cracking, itching
and pain in severe cases. II your hearing
is made vorss BY "cold, it is Catarrhal
deafness" and can be perfectly cured If
properly treated before organic and me-
chanical changes have taken place. The
worst cases can be greatly improved and
The cause removed. thus preserving what
hesrirg remains instead of lOsirg the
whois Or. Slocum devotes his entire at
ten:ion to diseasss Of the Eye, Ear, Throat
and Ness, and is prepared With the post
improved means of treating any disease Of
thsse delicate organs Any one desiring
. fall description of diseases Of the Eye
aud Ear can obtain an iiluslrated book
Tree, by calling at the Doctors of e. No
InI6 Market street., Vbesfrg, v Ya.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
MAD 0HIOANS,
Ths Cincinnati Committee OF Ons
Hundred
Arraigns the Chief Of Police TOR
Failure to Serve Warrants
Of Arrest for Election FrauGs
Psrpstratsd.
Democrats Charge Fraud---HOth-
ing From Hamilton.

CINCINNATI. October l7.-In the Police
Court this morning, f W. KitTedge, Oh
bsh.lf Of the Citizens Committee Of One
Hundred, pr-fsrred charges against Che
Of Police Hudson, who failed to serve war
rants on q uumber Of men for violation oi
the registration laws which had been
nl,esd in his hards, He demanded an
early hearing Of the charges. The Chief
WAS sent for and explained that he had
tolIoEsd the custom and delivered the
warrants 10 the Teutensnts Of the resPsc-
tive di,tric il which ,hs persons charged
IN the warrants reside. Why they were
not served he colli ~; ssg.
NJ, Ki;trsdys s;A'el thai Coouel Hud-
soa hsd besa uo,ii j Of them lot having
been served, and the commiItee held him
personally rssPOnsible. .,
Judge Fitzgerald then expressed himself
as follows: This court would De absolute
Ig poEerless il the prott ction OF hte and
property if the process OF the Court IN
nakiog arrests is Ignored | can take no
coop,zauCs of case until i. I5 brought be.
fore ME. | Rave ordered that when a per
son came before the clerk and uucer oath
charged auo,her With violation Of The
lava esvscially the election laws, 8 war
rant shall be issCsd aud tie party
&C charged arrsiEued before ne. no matter
whether he be whi'e. black, Democrat or
Republican, politician or merchant, official
az citizen. rbe Chi. Of Police has sra ei
~ Court he gave ths warrants 20 us Lieu
tenants 10 serve. Theae IieutsnAG's mast
be brought here. | will not p-rmit suy
such outrage OF iuaiice as the sloSiug OF
Deoo.s 10 walk tie streets unmot- -sted
while warrants are on t0- their rest.
Colonel HudSol drmAcGrd time to con-
.,.i, eouusel which w,s granted. The
iisut.Esuis will appssr bet1se before
Judge Fitzgerald a. } O'Clock this after.
noon. ColOusl uGd,on5 case Sas set Tor
hearing on NOndSy a. . q N
Democrats ChIFsiaS FrAuI-
C,yCISxAr Oc'uber II-I54 Demo
crs,;s clubs he'd meetings. last night aud
sdopteI E2solu;io5s ckarHog grave frauds
ng ReouyEaSGs in the reCeuE sl5c'ion IN
Hamilton co7ray in eb'uchirg judges
and clerks and an nurcA s=iug y1tts THey
declared ia fRvnr OF pr)mpi PROSECUTION Ct
All offenders r. IhiS end The JsnsTSOn
Club appropriatSd $3.50 rh7 DlckEorth
Clab 80 500 aud ths Wes, Ead Cub ST.
400
From the Es.t OF Information.
ClxCiSSArI, Orob.r - --Ioe oHIue'
count of ba'lo,s in uanIi,oR county will
bsgin Monday Till thai connt IA III be
there Will Ne no additional news
as u he result CT iLis county From the
hest inlsyms,iou The General Assembly -
RsoubiiC4a Oh Joint nallnt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
LAST SAD RITES
Over the Remains of Mr,. Ellen Kahn,
Yesterday.

Over the Remains of NIr,. Ellen Kain,
Yesterday.
A large coLcourse of sorrowing friends
assembled in St Joseph's Cathedral, YES,
terdsy morning, to Pay their last sad trib'
ute Of respect to tie late Mrs. Ellen Kaip,
mother Of Bi:hop Kahn.
Solemn Pontifcal requiem mass was
celebrated for ths repoSe of the soul of the
deceased, hev. Bishop Kain officiating in
fall mourning canonicals. assisted by the
Catholic clergy Of this city aud vicinity
The funeral exercises throughout we're sol
emu sad impressive and Of q very sad and
sombre nature. Father Gull OF Bellaire
delivered the eulcgY. He took for his tezt
the 18th verse of the liG;h Psalm: "Pre.
cious in the eight OF The Lord is the death
Of his saints
After giving his suSitors an able and
scholarly exposition of bis teSt tae learned
prelate gave brief history Of the lie ard
virtues CT the deceased. In the course CT
his remarks Father Gull said:
"a tree ia known BY its fruit, ard Oh,
what noble fruit had sprung from that
tree. The mother Ct four children, she had
cousecrated two Of them to the serVica OF
God; one Of which had been exalted By
the Holy Sea TO the high honor OF Bishop Of
this diocese, and the other to the holy
order Of the sisterhood.
What q consolation it must have been
to that dying mother to receive the last
sacrament from such q son. ~
The speaker told Of tie charities per,
formed BY the deceased; cf her extreme
purity, gentleness, tender devotion and
rigid pieiy, ard closed his remarks by Iay,
ing an eloquent tribute Of reFpect TO the
living as well as the dead.
The remains we're inferred at st Cal,
vary cemetery, under the auspices Of the
priesthood and sistsrhood
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
MARTINS FERRY,

A Few lot Of Neckwear jlst received at
Swart2s.
One OF the best sigbs Il improvement in
times is the great improvement in the
freight business OF The Cleveland AID Pitts
burg railroad at this point The business
has increase al least hundred per cent.
in the last two mSnrhs. Tbis road nov
carries about teh car loads of freight daily
from this place.
i. is reported On pretty good authority
that the Mar,iEs Ferry Stove Works will
resume operations in the course Of week.
There will be Episcopal services in tho
Baptist Church this sf,ernoon at 2:3O
o'clock.
You will save money BY buying your
Hats, Caps and Necswear OF Chas,
Swartz.
John Williams was arrested yesterday
morning for drunkenness
The striking glass workers got their pay
last week They drew the largest pay that
has been given them since the beginning
OF the lockout, nearly year ago.
A circular was received here yesterday
stating that there are thirteen gless fac
tories in the East whose workmen are
striking. The circular was issued by the
Manufacturer Association and stated the
terms upon which they would resume.
The above b, ing tSue it should result in
boom iar manufacturer glass in this
valley. The East had their cream while
we suffered from O strike and row II ia
surely our turn. -.
Don't fail 70 zee the late style Of s,ia
bats at Cbas. Swartzs. No trouble 10
show them.
Yesterday morpirs, drover Wade, an
employ Of The .Etns iron works, was open
ing bundle Of sheet iron, when by come
means it slipped from bis hands AID
lacera,ed one Of bis hands iearfully. lie
was taken 10 his home on The leland where
his wounds we're dressed.
Mems ard DO o csps Of oil liLds-
chesp-Chas Swsriz's
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come that the Government has determined
TO revive the "White Boy Act" Th'
white boys" CT Irelsnd perform their vorl
st night and masquerade in white. Tht
act inficts seven years penal servitude on
persons found guilty of menace or conspir
| in against the peace of persons or property
of 10y aIs.s in Ireland.
FRENCH ELECTIONS.
Tonight's adsicts from Paris state that
q great anxiety prevails throughout the
whole of France in regard to the outcome
OF tomorrow's special elections. There
will be second halloting in ;02 places to
settle the ties and other defective results
of the general elections II is feared that
the moparchists have prepared to spring
some sensation upon the country.
THE TIMD GEAR.
From St Petersburg ii is stated that the
Gar will tomorrow return to Gaeechiua.
He has issued ukase dated at Freden,
oourg forbiddirg the general celebration
on March Sd next, the twenty. fifth ami.
versary Of the emancipation Of the se,fs in
Russia. Preparations had begun for very
extensive celebrations of this event in
many parts Of the empire. The Gar il is
said found coed reason 10 suspect that this
celebration was to be made ruse for
general nihilistic rising, and on this &C
count Issued the extraordinary uksss.
THE EXPULSION OF POLES.
In Berlin the Progressists ia the Riech-
stag have resolved to make the govern.
ments action in expellipg the Russian
Poles from Prussia leading parliament
tary question as soon as the sessions Of the
are resumed. The Deputy Pro
essor Mueller, proposes to appeal to the
German governne ent TO Withdraw the edict
If expulsion on the ground that the opera
ions under it ipjure German in
eres.s as much as foreign in.
erests. The municipal authorities of
ionegsberg have also resolved 10 seud q
trong protest sgainst the expulsion 10
Prince Bismarck. This p'ores! will de-
cribe the terrible sufirrings to which the
killed Poles are subjected, and declare
he IN stain aud dishonor upon the Ger
nan name. As many as 500 penbilesa and
,arving Polish exiles have hetn in
he custody Of the committee at one
ime. German newspapers are ;
ecomipg thoroughly aroused en the sub. I,
sct and most OF them tkolt regard to :
srty affiliations at present protest sgailst !
he barbar!y aud inhumsriry of tie ex /,
ulsion and describe il as al outrsSe that
aust evoke the indignation Of the whole
Iorld.
ARNELL NOT 4 CONVERT To CATHOLICISM.
Friends Of Mr.. Parncll dsny the reports
ecently circulated that he has become q !:
onvert TO Ca'bclcism :
Canadian Minister Burbri3ee is watch.
q the Fsiel case and The liquor Law appeal
sses from Canada
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r.-,,.aI SIccios.sx,s su.eesyor.

MONTREAL, October lit Is stated
here that ,he vacancy in the college OF
cardinals, created By the death Of Cardinal
McCloskey, will be filled BY Archbishop
Taschereau. of Quebec When one OF the
Canadisa bishops went 10 Rome some
time ago. in ceppeo,ion with the matter OF
the division of the 6iclssa Of Three Rivers,
Cardinal Simeoni pledged him mis- "ord
that in case Of a vacancy Occurring in the
college be would use all possible means to
have il filed by Archbishop Tascheresu.