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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
WHEEIING " VA TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, 1888

The tariff has never, and never win act 10
reduce tie price Of asiuels piece Of goods.
Buta more pertinent question ARISES: How
Is it that the duty which w.s sufficient pro
lection for many Of the articles Ool. Poor
man mentioned, when they were produced
at great expense, is barely enough now to
protect this, same industries, when the
cost of manufacture is but 1.-THE Of the
original amount Has not tbe time eomsto
take of some of this burdensome and m.
necessary tsxation?-unnecessaIy either for
revenue or protection.
At tthe conclusion Of Col. Pcormsn's i'd.
dress there were loud cries for Jones and
Locke. Prof. Jones excused biuself briefly
and then one Mr.. L. p. Locke, Of Georgia,
came forward and amused the audience for .
few minutes with an assort ID collection Of
fairy tales.
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BRAKEMEN'S BROTHERHOOD.
Change the Constitution and Make Some
New Offices.

Change the Constitution and Make Some
New Ofices.
COLUMBUS, O., October 22.-The Broth
erbood of Ra lroad Brskemen have been
considering the new constitution and
bylaws of the order to-day. The
constitution of the grand lodge was
adopted and that Of the subordinate lodges
will be continued tomorrow. Several
impcr ant changes were m,de in the con-
stitution of the Grand Lodge. The otii ,es
of Grand Organizer and Instructor is
abolished and the offices Of the first
gecoud and third Vice Master created.
E7ch of these will be orgauiz rs and in
st,uctors and be ss.igned to districts,
Vice Grand Master Eaton and Grand Or
gsnze Foster will fill the two first places
and the third will be filled by election
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
PROHIBITION WINS.
The U. 8. Supreme Court Affirms the Con
stitutionslity of Iowa's Law.

The U. s. Supreme Court Affirms the Con
stitutionslity of Iowa's Law.
WASHINGTON, D. O., October 22.-The
Supreme to-day sustained the constitu-
tionality Of the Prohibition law Of Iowa.
The point at issue was the right to manu-
facture into o1icating liquors solely for ex'
portation to other Statss, despite the State
law and it was pleaded that theprohihi-
tory fe ,ture, so far as the manufacture for
expectation is concerned, is in conflict
with Constitutional Provisions, giviog
Congress the sote right to regulate Inter.
State Commerce. The Court held that the
State laws prohibiting the manufacture
snd sale, excspt for mechanical, medicinal
pulmonary and sacram'ntal purposes, is
not in conflict with the Interstate Com
mercs provisions, and that the decision OF
the Iowa Court is sustained. Opinion by
Justice Lamar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
AGREED TO DIE.
Two Young Women Who Hadn't Fine
Clothes.

Two Young Women Who Hadn't Fine
Clothes.
GREENsBURG, Pa, October ga most
peculiar case OF suicide occurred here last
night. Two donestics working at the
residence of Mrs. T. j. Barclay and her
son-in-lsw, DR.. J. S. Crawford, mutually
agreed to commit suicide, for the reason
that neither of them had fashionable
clothes. Last evssisg they visited. four
different drug stores, and purchased In all
forty. five cents worth Of laudanum. 1t
was decided to take the deadly drug this
evening Their names ara Maggie Lloyd,
formerly of Lstrcbe, and Maggie Calvin,
of this Place. When the latter left Miss
Lloyd last evening 1t was understood that
the act would not be committed until this
evening. To Miss Gal'in's surprise, Miss
Lloyd was found dead in bed this morning.
She wss about 20 years of sg,. Mrs CALVIN
told !hs story of the compact, but says she
wi not follow her companion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
FIXING THE PRICE.
Judge Mellon, of PIttsburg, on Gas De-

Judge Mellon, OF Pittsburg, on Gas De-
cisions.
Auent the recent decision Of Pittsburg
court on the question Of natural gas rates,
ex-Judge Thomas Mellon has written q
long article in which he says:
"If the Supreme Court does not reverse
the decision it is not unlikely that every
gas company will be in the hands Of Q re-
ceiyer before these suits are ended. They
are all heavily in debt, and the expendi-
lures necessary to bore new wells and de-
velop new territory to keep up the supply
cannot be met under such discouraging
condition.. 1t IL an open secret that, how
ever abundant the supply contained in this
region, gas wells soon exhaust and new
ones have to be sunk and new territory
developed.
"But it Is not the consequences Of the
power assumed by the Court in this To-
stance, hut the ger eral principle involved,
which is this more serious question.
"The principle covers not only natural
gas, but nearly every corcsivable product
Of industry, every marketable commodity
entering iuto general confumptian s In
cluded. Illuminating gas, the water sup
ply in cities end toroughs, coal and oil ,
and even breadtt1fTs are involved in The
general principle, and the prices OF a'l suh-
iected to judicial fxirg The judge gives
a a reason for their i-tsrference that the
,rporate privileges and franchises were
granted to these companies for the benefit
Of the general public, snd not for theif
own ,pecial benefit. Now this is true, In
serse; but 1t does not follow that the
private interest and property Of the pro-
ducers are to be sacrificed for tie benedt
and advantage of the general public
at may be that the gas companies hav.
conspired to create al unlawful combine
tion-a trust or synd cate Of producers, Il
YOU will. Bat ths fact must be establish.
ed first by the regular course Of law. II
cannot be taken for granted, and theil
plauts or products of their plants, eOafs
c,ted on ths. account. II the capitalist
have no rights, their creditors have; and J
/. Is once established In the proper wsy o
judicial proceeding that they have com
mitted an act or acts by which their char
teys have bt come forfeited, then Receive'
may be appointed to taks charge cf th
property, and manage or dispose Of 1t II
the intsre 4 of tie Stockholders and cred
it,rs. think Il may bs safely said tben
is nothing In eithsT the statute or ID
tonmon Law justifying punishment OF suc
case BY confscation-st least not By con
fiscation 10 favor OF the consumers; and :
assume, arbitrarily, that gas 10 worth onl
90 much, and must be cod aud deiivsfe
at 90 much, is virtual coufscatiou."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
Cspada,s Copyrjght Law,

New YORK, October ga Toronto
special says: A general meeting Of the
Copyright Association of Canada was held
Thursday last in this city. In opening the
meeting the chairman, J. Ross Robertson,
briefly reviewed the situation, showing
that the Berne bill, which had been intro
duced at the last session Of Parliament
threatened the most disastrous conse'
Quences to the book printing and publish
ing interests of Canada.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Shaw hes been found t, bs an excellent
subst TUE for j1te bsggiDg, and it makis
the cotton planters independent Of this
trust.
Co,umbis, s. G, has a White Chapel
fiead; woman was shot dead in the
shadow of a chu'ch. No outcty was heard
and the murderer escaped.
Two Wyoming hunters named Adams
aud "Dutcby" burned rsuchmsn's house
for feveuge and got lynched for their pains.
Oi Guug Doo, a prominent Mott street,
New York, Chinsm,p, has del from grief
a. the passage Of the Chinese Exclusion
bill.
A diabolical attempt was made to wreck
an excursion train reE West Liberty, n.
Y, by throwing opsn switch. Four
men were seriously hurt.
Pittsburs has o lunstic at large who as
sanlts unprotected women whenever he
meets them. One portion of the city is
terrorizsd. The police seem unable to
catch him.
Patrick II. Mcnamara, Postmaster at
Min,t, Dakots, was short s., 500 in his &C.
! counts duu uhc usu w SoEduus
The Steamer City OF Montreal, wrecked
near Sault Sc Marie, went TO pieces yes
tertsy. Her crew escaped with great hard
ship.
Frank Reynolds, 16-yesr old boy, iy-
log near Fort Ripley, MINI, shot dead
German namcl X,iglsr. Reynolds had q
grudge against Ziglcr, and deliberately
decoyed him to a river and shot him desd.
The Rand-AveIy Company, the largest
printing house in Boston. has assigned to
Nathaniel ]. BraSlee. Their iabilies are
about $40, 900 and their assets are estima-
tad at over $fOO,OO0
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Epgin-
eers will hold thrir next convention a.
Denver, Oc'ob,r II, 1889. At Richmond,
Saturday, Cbai i'maa Hoge made an ex'
haustive report ON the % s'riks.
Several prominent Kni shts of Labor are
predicting that the order will 60 to pieces
ut the meeting of the next General Assem-.
bly,. Qusy's money is at the bottom Of al
the trouble, and those that have yielded tt
to the boss impoitaritie3 unite in de-
nouncing Pordsly for trying to keep POI
ltlCS uut Va buc VI ieaui1 NiVu.
Tie mean strength of our army for tn,
year past was 90, sal, Of which 2, 240 wer'
colored.
Assistant General Gallup, of the LAX
Shore road, died at Cleveland yesterday o
pneumonia.
The Norway Stssl and Iron Company, o
Boston, has &c ided to retire from busi
psss.
The first national convention Of tn
British American Association of tn
United States, met at Chicago yesterday
Two negroes were discovered at Wash
irg'on attempting to stesl the body Of
well known cclored borb$r.
Anas Stsrcellss, an Ialian, Of Hazleton
Pc, shot desd Louis Rssz, fellow couu
, tryman, and the betrsysr Of bis wife.
|, General Harrison received the Plug Hs
, brigade of Springfield, Ill, 1900 strrn
!, yesterday.
TIL, swi.cimen and ysrdmen of th
Denver and Rio Grande road Of Peubl
have struck.
J. NJ. Wilson, county tax collector {
(. Atlsnts, Ga, is short in his accounts $40
f 600.
Chief Justice Fuller handed down b
first decision yesterday. 1t was in ii
l case of the Western Union Compan
against the State of Pennsylvania. He d
7 cided that the State had 10 right to Ia
. messages bsyond It's borders
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CRIMINAL CARELESSNESS.

rhe Mud Ron Horror Due to Neglect
of Duty.
MAUCH CHUNK, PA, October 2.-After
a ,hres dsys' session the corsns1's jury
which has been investigating the recent
NJ e.ident on the Lehigh Valley Railroad,
at Mud Ron, by which go many lives
were Lost, reached verdict today.
IL censures the engine ers and conduc-
tors of engines 452 and 451, and the ioGS-
ont men employed on these engines. The
6asm,u of tbs wrecked train and the rear
brakeman Of the following train are also
held c,iminslly culplh'e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
The Merits of vestibuled Tralns.

The chief merit claimed for the Ve5ti-
bule appliance is that il efectually pre-.
vents the telesc,pipg of cars iu case OF col
Esion, and tbs second great advantage lies
in the fact that the new device entirely
overcomes the swsying motion impaired "a
ordinary trains when rounding curves at
high speed. The limited express running
via B & o. r r. between Philsdelphla
aud Chicsg, is composed entirely OF Vssti'
buled Cars, the Baggage Cam, Day Coaches,
Dining Oar and Pullman Sleepers all be'
ing fitted with Pallmaa's Patent Vesti-
bules.
Tne B. & O. Vestibuled Limited leave
Wheeling a. $50 p. m. daily for Chicago
snd at 5:25 o. m, daily fox Washington
Baltimore and Philsdelphia.
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Betting at Charleston.
IA Tslegam 10 ne Rseitr.

Spccid TsiCGrGm 10 TIE Rsg.Sr
CHARLESTON, w. Va, o tober o.
Bstting has begun in this city and the
Democrats are taking all wagers. Friday
@. A. Kinney bet 500 with Henry Rummsl
that Clevelsni would be the next Presi'
dent. Saturday, F. ]. DPgruyter bet
S5O0 .wisA-B-n .sfshan,''s recent Hopper
from the Democrats, that Cleveland would
ba elected, and to-day, Csps. Il. $. Carr,
State Ss5ator, bst Bob Skses 500 that a
majority Of the fusion ticket would be
elected in this county. Carr has $500 te
$500 for any one who wishes to cover it on
the same terms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23

PRoHEUIoS scores sn9t Ter point IN the
United States Supreme Court. A decision
his been hsndsd down 20 the effect that
the I1ws law exercised no unconstitut;on-
al powsrs in forbidding the manufacture Of
intOxicaEtF 70; sale beyond the borders Of
the S'ate Truly the lot OF the Iowa tOpe's S
has fallen amid hard lines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
EIIx.ha,h stuart Phelps Married.

NEW YORK, October 21.-A Boston
special says: The marriage Of Z izabetH
Stuart Phelps, snthor Of "Gates AjH,
"Jack," "Old Maids" and other works,
to the Rev. Herbert D. Ward, of New
York, a summer resident Of Gloucester,
was celebrated quietly on Saturday al
Mis- Phelps seaside cottage at Eist Glou
cester, by Prof. Phelps, of Andovsr, bel
brothe. The knowledge that this event
was to take place has been carefully with
held and will create surprise to the public
generally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
THE SANE OLD STORY.
The Giants Win the Game In the Last
Innings.

The Giants Win the Game In the Last
Innings.
PHILADELPHIA, October 22.-In the
worlds championship game to-day, welch
and Chamberlain were the pitchera In
the first three innings Wslch sent five men
to first on balls. He steadied down. how
ever, beginning with the fourth, and the
Browns did Iot make Q base hit during
the remainder of the game. The Giants
did not make 0 hit OF Cnamberlsin in the
first three inning, and only made two in
the fourth and bfsh, but beginning With
the sixth they got his gauge and singles
ana triples followed in rapid succession.
The fielding Of Richardson, the hitting Of
Ewing, and Lstham's feat Of scoring on .
fly-out to Ewing were the only features.
Score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
THE MYSTIC LINKS.
The State Grand Lodge OF the I. o. o. r.
at Huntington.
Cn<e{nI Tsl<r-,.n IA Az pr<Sofcr


at Huntington.
Special Telegram 10 ne Reeister.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, October "a
The Grand Eacampmentof Odd Fellows Of
West Virginia convened in this to-day.
The Grand Officers present are Jacob simp-
con, G. P; John W. Bosworth, G. Il. P. f;
A. O. Holly, G. S. W.; d. A. Uthman,
Grand Scribe; Henry seamon, Grand
Treasurer; ]. W. Chambers, G. L. W.;
VIM. Il. Sheib, G. K; Adolph Hiehle, G.
s. Ths following Past Chief Pauisrchs
were appointed p-o tenn : Geo. A. Flod-
ing, Grand Marshal; John Shawrsker,
G. s. The following delegates answ cred
TO roll call: Abraham Encampment, r.
Smith; Paris Eucampment, j. A. Hichle;
Enmenia Eucampuent, E. A. Peck; /;
Walford Encampment, ]. E. Mont
gomery; Steele Encampment, F. Ring
ler; Wheeling Eucampment, Jacob
Morrison; Ho:eb Encampment, A. T.
Russler; Orphans Friend Eucamp-
ment F. II. Dunsmore; Abraham En-
Campu6nt, AlDcIb 1Ihuut Ote'ia 1uS~shhP
ment, A. L. Wright; Csbell Eacampment,
G. A. Flooding; Pleasants Encampment, j.
P. Schonacker; Tygait Valley Eucamp-
msnt w. Ohenawarth; New River En-
J. T. Prince; Jefferson En-
d. 8. Rentch; Chas. Wildly
G. N. Vickers.
The Grand Patriarch appointed the fol.
lowing committees:
On Credentials-W. F. Wallace, Lewis
Walker, c. K. Smith.
On Finance-Wm. Elingham, G. K.
Smith, M. Hayes.
On Oficials-Geo. NJ. Fought, G. Green
we'll, E. A. Peck.
On Stat, of the Order-C. Shriver,
George A. Floding, r. Alexander, F. ID.
Dunsmore and W. II. Bull. Jacob Simpson,
Grand Patriarch, made his annual report,
which showed the order to be in -four
ishing condition. He reports three new
instituted, one at Charles
town, Jefferson county, one at Coal Val
ley, Fsyette county, and one st Seweu,
Fayette county. TIE report of Grsrd
Sciihe, Fl. A. Uthsm, showed large in
crease In finances and membership over
last year. The Grand Treasurer, Henry
Seamon. also submitted report. The
Grand Eacampment Degree was conferred
upon number of applicants and the en-
campmsnt adjourned till evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
BREAD WILL STAY UP.
The Poss Bakers Decide That Poor Peo-
ple,s Protests Have No Weight.

The Poss Bakers Decide That Poor Peo-
pies Protests Have No Weight.
NEW YORK, 0c.ober 22.-The boss
bread makers met sgtn to day, with
locked doors. There were about 20 mem
hers present. Tha meeting was called to
consider the effect of the increase of price,
decided upon week ago. Tho increase
was cent On losves that bad sold for
and ! cent, ard dec Ise in the namber
of rolls from seven to five for 5 cent?
II WAS stated that there hsd been no OBJ
lection to the incres 9. except smoug the
very poor people. The objections met
with were rot plentiful enough to make
il worth while con.idering return to the
old priSeS
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Death of Ltncoln's Friend.

ST. LOUIS, O,tobsr 2a-Judge Brittou
A. Hill, one of the oldes. and most prom
met of 81. Louis citizens, died yesterday,
aged y. He was q personal friend oil
President Lincoln during the WAT, and his
theory of new scheme of fnance based
upon legal teadsr notss was adopted in
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AT A FUNERAL.

A Chicago Minister Who Denounces the
OWL Service.
CHICAGO, Octote5 22.-A sensational
incident happened to-day at the funeral
services of c. S. squires, who was assistant
postmaster at Chicago for nineteen years
sit.r having worked his way uI
from errand boy in the postal service
Mr.. Squi1es was reduced not long ago to
chief c ler kship and subsequently suspend
ed. His friends claim he died Of broker
hesrt. At the fune al DR.. Locimer, th'
minister, took occasion to make some re
marks denouuciug TIE civil service that
highly excited the audience.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23

4 DsMocEATIC administration fnds
TIM IL th,ss days of politics to look after
tn interests OF wess YirgiDia's MANNED
and disabled veterans. A long list Of new
tensions will be found in arothsr column.
Tuey ar all fire tried and tssted-no long
distarcc warriCr3 among these. GROVER
CLEVELAND 6ol't pension that kind.
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Sailing Ont Corwith & Co.

NEW YORK, October 22.-On the Metal
Exchange to-day n car loads and $50 tons
more of October lead were sold unde' the
rules for account of n. Corwith & Co., o.
Chicago, who went under last week. NO
other sales of lead were reported, and the
market at the close Of the morning session
was firm. Prominent bull operators
bought, the metal selling at from cents
to s. 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
A ARspIst Meets Death.

COLUMBUS, TEXAS, October 2.-Wm.
Washington, colored, was hanged near
here Saturday in the presence Of 3, 600 peo.
pIs. The prisoner Irofessed religion and
ioised church few days sgo. Washing
ton was charged aud convicted Of outraging
and numbering white woman, and con-
fessed his crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
cre.. Christians in Chicago.

CHICAGO, October %. about 200 Greek
Christians residing in Chicago met lat eve
ming to confer with Bi'hop Vladimir, the
head of the Greek Church on this continent,
in relation to establishing society and
building church in Chicago. Bishop
Vladimir gave religious services arrayed in
his Episcopal robes and addressed the
meeting at some length On the question OF
church in ChicsgH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23

Earned runs, New York Z, st. Louis 1;
errorr, New York s, 81. Louis Z; hits, New
York 13, st. Louis 3; umpirs, Gsffney and
Kelly, two base hit, Ward; three base bir,
Richardson, Conpor, Robinson; first bsse
on balls, st. Louis 6, New York 1; hrst
tase on errors. New York 3, ST. Louis /;
struck out, New York 3; wild pitch, l
esch; time, 1 hour and so minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
The Earliest Heavy Snow Fall.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, October o.
There was heavy snow storm in Northern
Minnesota, and the beautiful now lies
deeper in that section than at sny time
time before this seoson for six years.
At Tower the snow is thirteen inches deep
aud in the woods back of Eli it lies twelve
inchts on the level.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
CorwIth's Property Disposed OF.

CHICAGO, October 22.-A deed was filed
in the recorders Office this afternoon by
Nathan Corwith and his wife, Mary E
The deed conveys to Clarence F. Birdseye
of Brooklyn, N. Y, all the property be
longing to the Corwiths in Cock county
that has been attached to satisfy creditors
and all other property which the CorwithI
own or have an interest in in Cook or any
other county. The deed was executed il
Wayne county, Michigan, October 20, TIT
consideration named being $l00 and Ger
tain yalusb BILE property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
y.s.srdsy,s Heavy Bond Offerings.

WASHINGTON, October 22.-To-day'e
bond offerings aggregated 81, 2o9,5 500, a'
follows: Coupons, 4's, sll,5oO at 1913
s. 600 at 1891; registered 4's, 500, 600 at
100; $500, 900 at 12S5; $3l3.5oo at l2e;
S45, 600 at 1881; $50, 400 at l2S! ; coupons,
aus, 100000 at 1881; registered 43s,
S526 100 at 1OSl; $500. 600 at 1859.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
Fighting for q Right of Way.

CHICAGO, October GA dispatch from
Winnipeg says: The track laying on the
Portagl line is within 200 yards of the
disputed crossing and will bs up to the
point of trouble to-day. The provincial
authorities will probably endeavor TO
force crossing early this week, and In
order to prevent it there train load OF 3Oo
Canadian Pacific Railway men blocking
Tho frack
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
Hurt In q Coal Mine.

Special IStSoroR 70 uae hep'sSe'' -
CLAREsBURG, W. VA, Octoce' *
Oa Saturday night, at the Harrison county
mines, Jesse Alexander was seriously hurt
by coal falling on his leg. The same nign'
some one attempted burglary Of the reel
Jsncs Of George A. Johnston, bat was
thsarted in his 6esigo. There Is strong
suspicion aud it is likely that al srrss'
w;Ii n, made in a day or go.
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Peusions For west virEiuisns.

Special TSlSgror 70 ae hseb'e'
WASHINGTON, October 22-Penslons
have been issued to West Virginiaus af
follows: O.iginal Invslid-lsaac Comer'
Sissonsyille. Iucoesse-John ID Payne
Bradshaw: Nathan Williamop, GTaiion
Michael f Butcher, Weston; Jsc9h Y
Eskess, Ro:k Cave; WiOtisld 5. DsWess,
Pliny; VIM. 81. McCune, Nestan; Lswis
B,azs, Littleton; Grsnvil'e S'esly, CiAks-
burg; Alfred Dtss, Upland; Melt Moore
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23
Six Times Married.

>ffcsE 9tIcgrGR 20 Ne RsotSsT,
PAREERsBURG, October 2a.-Yesierday
Abram HaiusS and Miss Uh', both of this
county, were mHried. II is the sixth
Matrimonial vsutors fer the groom, The
''lds is & young lIdy. The parties are
well Connected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23

OSE million two hundred and nine
ttoasani five hundred dollars represents
the bord purchases yesterday. The prem
iums ranged from % to 80 per cent. paid
into the plckets of the bond
holde-. The purchase was nece5-
sary tp prevent stagDatiOn Of trade and
financial crisis, but couldn't the people
better take care Of tht ir own money than to
use it in the purchase Of bonds at exor'
bitant rates?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-23

TUE pgeliU iusry proceedings before the
r,RSELL commission indicate n complete
}resk down in ttc Times case. Attorney
General wEEsTEa's statement was ridie-
nlously weak Il doss not take prophet
90 iorc;eli that iu this legal set to Mr..
rNENELL IS not going to come of very
ally di.dgursd. HIS vindicaton should
he c,r p'ete and decisive.
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Loaf I'm tbs italian WRECK.

ROME, oct,ber pa dispatch from
Potenz. says that thcre were four hun
drsd passengers on the train which was
crusbei BY . land slide . few days ago:
One hundred and atty dead and wounded
have b:eu identified. Scores con'inus 10
be unesrthsd. An entire theatrical som
pany was killed.