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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-09
ROAD sCULLERs.

Progress OF tho Great Race In Madison
square Garden.
NEW YORK, O:tobc, 8 s-About eight
Thousand persons, including many ladies',
witnessed the commencement Of the great
road smiling contest 1t Madison Square
Garden last right. At six o'c'ock this
morning the score stood - follows: Jake
Gaudsur, 73 miles. / lap, OCountr, ~
miller, l lap; Teemer, 60 m'leb 2 lsps; and
Bubear, 66 ni'e, 4 ltp' Those look
to be the men who will lat throughout
the race. Tn, best record for enc hour
showed that 12t MI . had beeu covered.
Wallace Ross 70 we'd the first mile 10 4
minutes, and the first five miles in 81 min.
utAs
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Gets In Its Little Work on
the Senate Bill.
fHE PRBE ALCOHOL PROVISION
Identical With . Bill 0asrM By : Paid
Agsnt
ACTING FOR fHB WHISKY TRUST.
The Political 0udook---Goman Thinks
that Two Candidates for Mayor in
New York Will Hslp Cleveland.
4 Long List Of Noppara

WASHINGTON, Octobsr 8.-Ths section
Of Ne Rspsslirsa ,astr bail rslal,ns 10 o.
cohol In ths indushiL arts and against
which Senator Sherman emily put him
self on record, turns oot to b one that
was practically framed BY DE-. Rash. who
is known . the official assnt Of the West.
eru distillers, In Ill matters affecting their
interests tcfIre oongres or the trsssuiy
department. The whisky men have maiu-
tanned that they have no interest 10 hsv.
irg commercial alcohol freed Of tax, bat
the action Of their representative, since
the preparation Of the two tariff bills be-
gan bellies this.
Az long ago ~ the 3Osh cf last June DR..
Rush, ia . published interview, admitted
that the bill which be hsd previously PIE.
pared looking to fee alcohol in The srts,
practically Disseminated against the email
manufacturers, - 10 10 only the larger fac
tories that would be able TO stand the ID.
ditiopal eIpsnss Of Q sepsrsts warehouse
and . government officer.
An examination Of tho Rush bill and
the Senate bill shows that the person Who
drafted the latte, hsd seen The former, ss
the two are almost identical. The third
section Of TIE Rush bill Is given In full.
II corresponds with the 9TH section Of the
Senate bill. That section in both bills
relates TO the way In which alcohol may
be usd free oftax. The two icc.icns aIe
inter chapessble in the matter Of phrsfe-
ology except that thc scnate bill |, trias
more redundant aud shows that the ioImsr
hes tcsn edited by men sxperisnccd 10
the business Of creating legislative en'ct-
neata. TIE penalteI aud oil other mat
krs Of any importance are the came, and
and IL 10 only too obvious that the Rspub.
lican members Of the Finsncs COMMITTEES
have most obligipgly adopted bill which
had previously been submtsed TO Ito
whisky trusS and had met It's entire sp-
proval.
DR.. Rush submitted his bill In msuu-
script 70 Commissioner Of Internal lss'c.
nue. Miller and asked that officials opinion
on 10. Mr.. Miller gave % his opinion that
the scheme was not fessablc aud would
Oman the door TO unlimited fraud.
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GORMAN PLEASED.
Tho New York Contest VIII Incrssss
Clsvsland's Vote 1900.

Tho New York Contest VIII Incrssss
CIsvsiand's Vote 1900.
NEW YORK, Octobsr s-speshire of
the New York msyoralty comics. to-day.
Sspstor German ssid that while he bss
bean inclined to believe that . union Of
the Democratic factions uJoa the mayor.
atty would have . good sffat upon The
Democracy 10 other State, than New York.
hs d not st ell dissstisfsd with the outcome,
for be believes that BY tbe rivalry bstwssa
the Tsmmsny and Comfy orgsniEsttees
Cleveland and Thurman will receivs from
10 900 TO IL, coo moro votes than otherwise
they would recsive. Neither Senator
German nor any othsr member Of tho
National Committee has presumed 10 In.
te-fers 10 tho tligbtSt exbnt In local
matters. wbsu their sd9ic, hes been
sought by tie 'csder Of the local Demo
cratic Organizations 10 has been given; but
no pressure whstsvss has, been exsftsd
upon suybody, snd NO ADVICE whstsvss
hss been obtruded. The National Demo.
cratic Committss emphsticslly rseo mise
the right Of the Democracy In every Local
ity 70 settle their own Affairs n thsy may
think bat a,
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FLOPPERS EVERYWHERE,

Aud They All Will Vote for Cleveland ard
Thurman.
Special telegram 10 Tie Register.
CHARLESTON, October S.-Gov. Wilson
returned from his t.ur Of the State Sun.
dly. He speaks in glowing terms Of the
condition cf the Democratic party in tie
territory through which be passed. He
insu;es your correspondent that many
converts fr1m Republicans will join the
Demo cracy on the sixth cf November. S.
s. Green, who heard Gov. Wilson and
Judge Jackson speak, at Mss2n City,
Saturday afternoon, says that at the close
of vii sons remarks ssven staunch and in
huentisl Republicans Of that county, an
nounced their determination to vote the
Democratic ticket. The Mason City meet
ing was most en- couraging affair and tie
be st Ie ,ults in Mss IN may looked for.
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other. He echsrged all the racket over Cleve-
lands messsgs TO the Presidential aspira-
tions OF Blaine and Shsrmap, and safobsd it
not bsen for these two gentlemen, scram'
blirg for high honor which neither got,
the message would have gone to C0ogrt s.
ss purely business docuntsnt, hsye been
received sni trea.ed BY that body In .
purely b1sirSss-ike Way, and that long
ago the takes of the people wOuld ba'e
been reduced and the people bensftted to
that extent. Abiding to the Republican
free trade cry, he said it was imposs be to
reach that condition Of affiiIs. Even u
every man, woman and child in the United
States wanted free trade. they couldn't get
it until the Constitution OF the United
Ststee, which every member OF Congress
was sworn to suppO.t, fa1 been caanged
By amendment. :,
Upon the subject OF wool, hs clearly
pointed out that we could not, by any
possibility, raise oil the wool We needed,
because certain kinds not grown here, had
70 be imported, to mix with domestic
fleecee, aud no mat er whether the tax on
wool wal 10 cents or 500 cents poupd,
that foreign wool would have to come IN.
The trouble with tbs wool growers bad
been the competition from the sheep berons
of the west, predicting millions Of Iounds
from Iaad on which they paid no taxes,
while here our farmers were grazing sheep
on land taxed at $50 to $50 an acre. That
low-cost western wool bad run down the
p,ics of woel, but the end of that state Of
affairs was come, for Grover Cleveland had
kicked every sheep and cattle man of the
public domain.
He touch c 1. up Hart's 50 suit in fine
style, to the great amusement of his audi
tors, and closed his speech with an elo-
quent p .roIation which was cheered again
and again.
Messrs. Kenna and Fleming came down
to this city lat evening, but to-day tfey
90 back up the river, where Senator kenna
is annountei to speak at Fairview, Han
cock county, this afternoon, and at New
Cumbs land tonight.
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LITCHMAN'S SELL OUT.
The Price of His Apostacy tho Commis.
along rahln Of Labor.

The Price of His Apostscy tho Commis.
sionership OF Labor.
PITTsBURG, PA, O;tobsr .S.-Speakipg
Of Powderly's answer to tie questions
pur p ,rted to have been propounded to
him by eI.Secretary Li.ctmsu. the Post
says: "Tte prominence into which this
anonymous catechjz jz,t;ou has brought Mr..
Litchmfn would b, humiliating were not
be blinded by the hope cf reward held out
by the Republican le,ders. A rebuff from
the supreme head Of his order is nothing
to q mau intoxicated with the offer Of a
posit;Oa at the head of the Bureau Of Labor
Statistics. Mr.. Litchmsn has been pom
i ,ed this place, now held by Colonel G. d.
Wright, as o reward for his lsbors 10 case
the cause is successful. This is the eams
offer Mr.. Powderly speaks Of % having
bean msde him four years ago."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-09
THE CHICAGO STRIKE.
A Feeble Attempt TO Run the Street Car
Made.


Made.
CHICAGO, Oetobtr 8.-As was p:omned
last Saturday cars was started this morn
ing over the North Side lines. At 7:3O
o'clock this morning six open csrs drawn
by horses and manned by about a dozen
policemen each left the city limits car
barns de tined for the business centre D
The cars, which were run in bunch, pre-
ceded by a patrol wagon load OF polica-
msp, we've not molested by the 200 or 300
strikers, aud on-lookers gathc red around
the cars. The down trip WIS made sue
cessfully without any nj .haps to speak Of,
although the cars were somewhat hamp-
cred by the crowd Of vehicles which took
up the tracks.
At $50 O'Clock Washington street, the
South SIDE terminus Of the hcr:c car line
was reached and the cars started on their
return trip Cars were also started from
several of the North Side barns, but none
of them were patronizsd by the public to
any extend.
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a. IouI. sort, A Little Panic,

ST. LOUIS, October 8.-A sensation was
crelted on Change this morning by the
announcement that Jake Ewa'd, one of
the best known operators on the floor, had
teen c,ught in the wheat squet zs and was
finally embarrassed. Mr.. Ewald hid
been q leading bull on wheat until he
thought it had reached the maximum
price, when hs sold heavily and the result
i, sci ,us embarrassment. 1t is claimed
that Mr.. Ewald will come oct all right,
being tamp ,raIi'y unable to realizs. Ru-
nors ale rife of other serious embarraes-
ment3
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Flour For ced Up.

BOSTON, MASS October Flour jump
ed to s. 10 at whole sale t,-day, and accor-
ding to all representations is booked to
see $40 within very short time. The ad-
vsnce of wheat in Minneapolis from seven
to mir G cents per bushel was made known
here at noon, and the price Of -four went
up quarter of dollar per barrel. Later
in the afternoon twenty-five cents more
was added, making 50 fpr spring patent.
Flour cannot bs made at o profit with
wheat a, its present price.
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CORN CROP DOUBLED.
Heavy Increase In tho Production OF {
Seven Great Corn States.

Heavy Increase In the Production OF the
Seven Great Corn States.
CHICAGO, October S.-Tbe increase in
tie corn crop of the United States must
c,me from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, lows,
Missouri, Kansas and N. brsska, the seven
great corn Slater. Careful estimste' put
the yield for 1893 as follows: Ohio. 13O,-
s69, 992 bushels; Indian. 159. 543, 013 bush
Ella; Illinois, 2S5, 500. 40 bushels; lowe,
BOG s43, 7l3 bushels; Missouri, 237, ,563, 56s
b1shels; Kansas, 1853. 269, 623 bushels; Ne
braska, ISL sol, 47s bushels; total for the
seven Slater, 1,435. 1s4, ,75s bushels, as
compared with $50, 435, 600, the yield re-
ported by the Department Of Agriculture
for 1887, or q gain Of 654, 759, S5S bushels
Assuming that the crop in other States
will bs equal TO that reported last year by
the d. paltment, VIZ: SIS, ,736, 800 bushels,
the total corn crop Of 1888 will be 2,ll0,.
900. .S5S bushels.
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yerkes Refuses a Conference.

CHICAGO, October s.-Mr. YerSeI de-
clined to see tie committee Of West
Side men this morning and they re-
turned to the West Side and held another
meeting, at which it Was decided to call
meeting of the men at IL O'Clock Tonight
t, consider the question Of striking A
number Of the men who took the places OF
strikers this morning have been persuaded
to throw up their jUbs.
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ChlnA'a AMfnl Woe.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oc!obsr 5.-From 3D.
vices received BY the steamer Bslgie, II 10
learned that the whole Of the reW tmbank.
ment Of the Yellow river ct Chang Chou,
begun lat autumn and csrrisd on st .
cost equal to oyer nine millions Of dollsrS,
he's been completely swept away by tbs
recent flood. OF the eight tboussnd lineal
feet Of river wall re emily completed, not
one inch remsin', and The waters are p,ur'
ing through tbs immsnse g,p into Honsn,
unchecked. From 800 10 1000 lsborsss
who were on the bank were swept away
and drowned.
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CONDEMNED TELEGRAMs.

A great International Bank hiss been
founded at Berlin, with cspi al stock Of
S.. 600, 900.
PaS eager rates from St. Louis East have
besn !, ,s.ored to the old fgure-$22 and
S23. Tie rate wsr was too expensive to
keep up.
Senator gals in an interview yester-'
dav expressed the opinion that the annex
alton Of Canada was inevitable, by force If
necessary.
The famous Holskis-Frisean COW, Shade
land Maud, the maker Of all ths standing
milk records, is dead.
"The Little Church Around the Corner"
in New York celebrated its fortieth ami
versary yesterday.
Miss Virginia McTavish denies by cable
gram that she is going to marry the Duke
Of Norfolk.
George Rudd, q New York artist. has
been lost among the mou utains Of Italy
and search parties are after him.
The New York Mail and Express, which
has employed non uoio1 printers since
1888, hired Typographical Union men yea
terdsy.
James Mason, lumber del'e: Of Toledo,
o has failed for SIG, 900. Tne assets are
about $4,000.
President Cleveland will sell Oak View
aud purchsse o fine old house Oh the
height, of Georgetown whsre Lsfsys cite
was enter rtained on his last visit tJ tie
United Stats.
II. Zimmerman & Co., wholesale clock
dea,e of Chicsgc, have confessed juog-
ment for $50, 900. The failure Of tbs
Taveler's Bank is the cause of the embar-
rassment.
The Sioux Indisns, headed by Sting
Bull and Red Cloud, are expected a;
Washington Friday and demand that the
government buy their Land outright tor
$l.25 per acre.
The old historic court building in winch
Gen. Jackson was fined $4,000, at New
Ofleane, for appropriatipg property to pub.
Lie defense, is being demolished.
For 81 consecutive days it has been
mining in Calleton county, s. c. Ih:
lowlands have been turned into Lakes and
crops entirely destroyed.
Mrs. Sheridan authorizes denial of tht
report that shs viii marry an Eogiish Lord
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MINERS CONFERENCE.

The Kanawha and MonoDgshels Men VIII
Unite.
PrTTsBURG, PA, October s.-A con-
ference bstwsen representatives of the
Nor ougahels river miners and the Kama
wha river miners will be held in Columbus
to morrow. Joseph Msizs, Of Sub-d;s'rict
5, District Assembly l35, Knights OF La
Dor, left for Columbus to-day. The 200
miners en- the Ksnswhs river are members
of sub-dis.ricts 81 and 16, n. l.. A., 135,
K. OIL. 1t is now proposed to unite the
Monopgahels miners with them and thus
form a sub district Of IL. 900 members.
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Tha N.tional 9ame.

AtSt Louis-St. Louis 4, Kansas City 3.
At Indianapolis- Indianapolis 10, Bos-
ton 6.
At New York-Nsw York ., Pitts
burg 3.
At New York-Brooklyn Z, Cleveland l.
At wsshington-Wsshington 6. Chi
cago IL.
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HERE IS OLD HUTCH.

The Price of Bread Raised Cent . Pound
In Chicago.
CHICAGO, October s-About hundred
Gerpa, bakers met yesterday and by an
almost unanimous vote declared in favor
of raising the wholesale price of bread one
cent pound on the several grades. They
appointtd d a committee to wait upon the
Engl sh speaking bakers and secure their
CO operation.
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BLAINE AT 1T AGAIN.

The Great Burchard Tries to Talk Tariff
In Michigan.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, October g.
Mr. Blaine spoke 10 great audience here
III afternoon. His speech was confined
particularly 10 discussion Of the tarif
and an attempt to show th,t the west was
b,pefi t ID by it. He said tsat New Fog
land wss enabled by the protective
tariff to bring over 900, 600 tons Of grain
annually from the West; and thst protec-
tion had built up the wool growing indus.
try from an annual product Of 5000, 600
pounds to 300. 900, 900 pounds. His 3D.
dress was enthusiastically spplauded.
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Pensions for West yirginians.

Special Tttsordn 10 The Register.
WASHINGTON, October 8.-Pensions
have been issued to West Virgipis sppli-
cants as follows: Original Invalid-Ray-
mond r. McCray, Fairmont. Reissue
John Franklin, Ravenswo ID; Sst1 7. Sat-
terfeld, Goose Greek; John Carpenter,
Bunner's,
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THAT matter of cratory, Col. JOHN r
FELLOWS, CfNeE York, is st, at drawing
card. The Democratic committees a. Man
nipgton, Parkershurg and New Msrtins-
Vile will do vel to make their most ex-
tsnsiSe arrangements for tie accommods-
tion Of the public, for these meetings will
ba among the largest of the campaign.
The Msnn;ngtOn barbecue which oc-
curs Thursday, especially, will be
q tremendous affair. There will be large
delegation OF Wheeling folks in attend
ance, ard it will draw people for many
miles around in sll directions. Enough
meat 10 the hoof will be roasted to feed
10000 people. Everybody is invited and
the railIoIis will give reduced rates.
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DR. wAMPLIR MoMINATYD

D. shs Ds.ssrsas ss ne San Hssssyk
vssis District.
spsesf nkros b fk Reessl0.
wAsHisoTos, Pa, Oesshs s.-Ths
Tssssy.foarth osspensiossl csst'fsses
Of tho Dsmoesstie party .vs bslA b u
pasIsss q ~ Aud Heuss to-day. viii
ciSssd Soon. nscssvsstiss whieA -.
mated Mf. Duscan nsds . psspeatoe
thst n - dd ~ sccspt tbs ebeisDes
from - fssf csantiD b ~ dts6tet
shosId nsns ths naa. Yessaae bse1y,
& wsaAisgisn, sx-6teri6 Bows, q IsZ.
ssse, ". }. Besssss, A AIieghssy, ssd Q.
Z Said, q Green ssssty, vsss ttsshsis.
m psscssG Ths respective eharess
r. tgsha st LILO. aa1 eesss fses ioan
d,scassisg ~ sitaslisa, vbss Q baikt ~
hsd sGisstisg NJ W. p. WeopsW, q
MeKesport rA.. DR.. L Mhn .
NcKssspsst w. ~ osh9 cas6hsS -
.-f~~Akaa
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AThorn I'm Their SIDE.

NEW YORK, October s.-Tbe Herald
sysPrssident Ingalls,, Of the big Four"
and the Chesapeake and Ohio, Is . dr.
turbirg 2 factor in The trunk linz situation.
when the new bridge over the Ohio river
st Circinoaii is completed, be viii te st
the head Of 0 new through line from Chi
caeo in the Northwest sn1 via Memphis
and Louisville, from New Orlesns In the
S,uth 10 the seaboard-
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Ptt.burx After Dstroirs Best.

PIrrsBURe, PA, octcbr s.-President
Nimiek, OF ths Pits,urg base ball club,
ststsd this evening tba. he WIS negotist-
ing with tse DstIot club for Conway,
Camel and Rowe and that he hal eood
prosp ,ct, Of securing them for next selson.
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The Strikers Will Run Independent.

CHICAGO, October S.-District Assem-
hly No. "a, Knights of Labor, met last
evening to taEe action on the North Side
strike. The most important business
transacted was to authorize the employ
ment of forty omnibus d for use this morn
ing, to he mspned by striking drivers and
conductors. and to make regular trips on
the North Side at cents per fne These
buses will be run as early as possible in
the morning and with relays of horses
daring the day aud change of men will
run until late at night.
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An Ovation to Kenna and Fellows.

PABKERsBURa, W. VA, October g.
Hop. John K. Fellows, of New York, and
Senator j. E. Kenns will address the
Democrats of this city and county on
O:tober 12. The Democracy are preparing
for a great tins.
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rhsx Rnn Around Jacksonville.

WASHINGTON, October s.-A report re-
csiysd here this morning shows that q
track has been constructed around Jack
sonville, making 3 connection between
the Jacksonville, Tallahassee and Key
West road with the Savannah, Florida and
Western railroad, thus allowing through
transportation to the South without enter
ing Jacksonville.
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They Call on the President.

WASHINGTON, October S-The MEM
bers of the United States Supreme Court
called ut the White House at one o'clock
this afternoon and paid their respects to
tie Presii lent All were Pre- ent except
Justices Fields and Matthews. This is IN
accordance with the time e-honored custom
of the Court.
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Boston's Big Womss Vote.

Rosros, Octobsr a.-Tns sctiou Of 20 :
900 ladies here 10 regi,tsriDg for the psr-
pose Of voting q. the school election e BE-
Ing followed oil over the State.
The returns from Brcoilips, Witssm,
woburn and ne Tly every place head from
show . great increSe 10 the numbsf Of wo.
men registering AID paying taxes In oedss
10 vote.
Tbtrs n much exe.tsmsnt about th<
matter here. ALI political pnties ars
seeking to secure the ladies' votes.
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YESTERDAYS RECoBD.

Yellow Fever Finds Four Victims at
Jack sonville.
JACKSONVILLE, October s.-New cases
so; deaths A; total c,ses todste (corected)
3 Dos; deaths 295. Deaths Hayes,
Mrs. F. L Elliot, Mrr. ChaIe and Mack
Rarnes (Iolored).
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II Sullivan the "Unknown?-

BosroS, October s.-Jsks Kilrsiu was
tere yes, e-dsy. He ssid he did not think
tina. Joe Lanncn would bs chosen 10 fight
for the Illustrated Ners money. John l..
Sullivan has improved TO such an extent
during ths past few days thst Re IL now
able to receive calls from intimate friends.
he chatted for almost al h1ur with John
Culltn yesterday. There s . gro.iny
fee i,g here that SolEvsn i, tie "Un
known" who 10 to b. matched sgainst Ka-
rain
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A Union Labor Pole.

Special Telegram 10 hs Register.
CHARLESTON, O,tober S.-BiD Dave
Goshorn and his followers raised 90-foot
pole mp the Union Labor party to-day.
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Residences Property Burned.

Special 7sleorCm TO Tie RepSssT.
iPARKBRsBURG, Oit,ber 8.-The fine
residences of Thos. Stephens, near Petro-
leum. was destroyed yesterday afterro,n
By fire from unkno gn csusee, with an esti-
mated loss of 8, 500.
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&. BkAUrY's chsplst none may wear
Unless teeth show ample care,
Gums 30 healthy, hard and red
Lips like roses fragrance shed.
These by S0ZOD0NT made sweet
Every sense with gladness greet.
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Col. Bob White at Mason City.

Special TsIepram 10 TIE Register.
MASON CITY, W. VA, O;tober Son
Saturday afternoon Hon. Robert White, Of
Wheeling, spoke to an imuepse audience
of De Denocrats at this place. He discussed
national issuss slmo entirely and made
q magnificent address.
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Cold Water Sc. John Talks.

Special 7tleg7us 10 thE Re9tSsr.
WASHINGTON, Pa, October s.-A large
crowd leave here to mig 1t to hear St. John
discuss the cold water principles at Can
nonsburg. The CHARTERS runs a special
tr.i l.
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won,t be well for SIX Months.

Boston, O,aba S.-Dr. Bush says 1t
was 9 very close call. 1t will be at least
six months, be says, before Sullivan will
be q sho,g man. The champions com.
plant, ID is said, was not gastric fever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-09
Sudden Death Near Burton.

Special .Ttlegrdm 70 he Rs7iaeT.
BURTON, Octobsr S.-John Kline, q saw
mill hand, was fo1nd dssd yesterday
morning near here, having, az it seems,
died from organic hsaIt disease during TIE
night