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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31
PARK ERSBURG.

Collision on the e., W. \ H. RoAd-FaIlur.
OF Grand jury To Bring Ia Indictment.
SpoIU Tf,grum to ns E,y,,,r
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, March 20
lhi, morning, five miles west of here 81
the Cincinnati, Washington aud Baltimvr,
railroad, a freight train broke in two IN,
rear section telescoped the forward ore
plllug from six tO ten ears in heap, MAX
ing y total wreck The track was badly
Torn up and all trains delayed from siN tC
eight hours
Information to-day from RnIne county
IS that the grand Idry has ag,iu risen au,!
found no indictments. In th" Ryan mui
der ease, though attention war especially
called 10 il by The Court. 10 wItats.r>
wrIe eN tmiutd
Perry Dmke Who has repeatedly asked
20 be- tried, had his case continued hy the
prosecution on It numsy prrteNi, aud he
ease against Cunningham w.r. also con
tlEGrd. The reformation says that the
people are becoming indignant, tins being
the second time the grand jury haa failed
to investigate.
To might the City Council granted a
franchise 20 the Street Railway company
Just formed here, ia which It l. stipulated
that the road within the ,tly limits j. Ia he
completed within one year, and hepun
within tOur months. The company : oil
GERS say the franchise will be accepted aud
work begun at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31
BIC FIRE Al CHICAGO
Lariy Yesterday Morning-Firtmen Iriur
Sd-Iu.s over 500 600

Eary Yesterday Morning-Fir, ir,men Iriur
ed-Lu-s over ~&OO,OOO.
CHICAGO, March 80. The lire which
started early this morning in the iive-story
block, corner Of Lake and Peoria streets,
gave the tr,mcu great trouble h,Iore it
was finally subdued. The huge structure
wac !iIled with iTlltmmable material, and as
the flames gained headWay there was no
stopping them. Soon aitel two o'clock
the lire spread to q couple OF residences
west OF the burning block, and soon alter
IA ruw Of wooden teIements across the
street began TO blaze. Tie families in ali
Of these houses had to move out very sud.
denly and were able 10 save but little fur,
niturc. IL Is believed one man was burn
ci To death in the cottage next to the
factory.
While the fire was raging tieTCest u larg-
section o. the Lake street wall of the burn.
irg building fell out and two or three fire.
men were quite seriously injured Just
bciJr" this Marshal Murphy was with
thirteen men, who were preparing to leave
the fourth llIOr where they bad heen work
ing, knocked down aud badly bruised by
a terrific explosion OF hot air They had
hardly got out before the floors ic!l to the
basement The fire was the most stuL-
born one which the riTcmen have euC0uu-
tered for long time, and the thlrty-two
ruriuca which wDr called after ils ou:-
break remained hand at work until |
o'clock this morning
The losses on building aud to occupants
will aggregate 5000, ,OOD Davis Il Rankin.
daily suPylirs, lie /tmm, fmau itriIget-
alor Company Linn, Weaver X Co, tin
wuc, and the GOss Printing Press Com
p,ny are tie principal lusers The insur-
uncr - small.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31
FLOODS IN TIE SOUTH.

The Disasters Not 50 Gsrious as Reported.
-Four Persons Said to Is Druwurd.
BIEMINGHAN, Ala, March 3O.-In the
general report in yesterdays dispatches
the Atlanta and Great Southern road
should have been excepted from the stat, -
ment that all roads leading into Birluinr-
ham were bloekaded by the washouts.
The Kansas City, Memphis and Biz
m'ngham trains stopped on account of the
dArkntss, storm and danger, but came
through all right aid went out ON time
yesterday morning The Georgia Pacific
is all right west to Meridian. The track
at lallapoOsa river cast of this city, il
submerged and no trains can pass over it,
1t Is thought the track is all right.
The Louisville and Nashville il all right
to three miles this side OF Montgomery
A hall mile Of track is submerged below
EImofe Passengers and freight by the
Louisville and Nashville are carried from
EImore over another road 10 the various
points touched. The Atlantic aud Great
Southwest and the Mobile and Northwest
N'1A ''AN al NtFaa anu tue last llluli anu
passengers wer' out last night for Shreve-
port. The Kansas City, Memphis and
Birmingham is not 81 much damaged a4
was supposed, aud its trains were running
to-day.
The Iombigbee at Columbus, Mis-. is
still rising, and is only l3 inches below
high water mark The lower portions ol
the city have been abandoned, and the
water Is several feet deep in many houses
~ Evergreen, on the Mobile div,s on Of
the l.. x + No trains have pass. Il since
Tuesday The water is falling. and may
be- down to its nominal height by SAtur.
day No important bridges have been de
5trOyed, aud the washouts are not so se
rious az have been reported It is now
thought all roads will be open by Sunday
The water COURSES in Alabama are not
quite so high rs the ircshut OF lssG The
weather is fine aud the Hoods nbatirg
Specials show that four persons have
been drowned There were many narrow
escapes, and great damage has been don,
to roldp, bridges and 'arms Al street
cars and dummies resumed regular tips
yesterday morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31
Co>DrN-ED TELEGHAMs.


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,ne survivors "I thr Army "i Nor'hein u
n.fE'"''' 1'e l''Si'S7'IE i"p'"Iy' "eo'Re
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rs.r,r r,tt.r a., E,y, fnrt tts ,JJrr..
d, wrirn,rr same DISTINGUISHED C,nled-
rf.t, Will De-, selected tn make the rcply
The meeting will be held at Gsttysburr
July l. = and .
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ten hn''at-s h"u,,s, involving loss VI
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31

CHl'AGu, March 3o-A dispatch from
Aurora regarding the burning oi tie Chi,
cAlo, Burlington ana Qaiacy paint shop
building say. One hall Of the building
hli been fitted mp a. a hotel for the new
eagnr,r, aud iIrcmrr, over 100 o! wh"m
were in their beds when the fire broke out
Ihcy had jus; time 10 grasp their clothes
and get 0ut before the building was mass
OF llIm,s The tururd-out men were quar-
tered la ".hs. buildings Tor the night
Several o! them ere assaulted by known
putl,s ~ they rushed about the yard seek
my shelter. 4 dispatch received hy the
burlington officials nom Aurora says the
Tire broke uut IN two or three places sim
aud that the Indications pont
= rJu.ly Il il,cndlarism
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31
THE LARD INVESTIGATION
Cut short by the Friend, "E the Hog Pro-
duccrs of the Country

Cut short by the Friends of the Hog Pro
duccrs of the Country
WAsHINGToE, d. C., March 30 The
House Committee on Agriculture has
brought to an abrupt termination its invcs.
tigatOn into the manufacture Of Lard.
There have been hundreds Of kilograms re.
ceiyed from pork packers and hog raisers
throughout the county during the past
three or four days begging the committee
to stop the Investigation, as the statements
being made would ruin the American hog
products. The committee announced after
ITS meeting to-day that there would
be no more bearings granted,
and that the question was iudtf-
nltely postponed. 1t is understood that
there viii never he a report on the hill
Refined lard has won i victory and prime
'I.am lard gets black eye. The inyesti-
CATION has b cn unfortunate for the hog
industry, and especially the American
pork plcktr1, rs the statemements have
been cabIed TO all parts of Europe, and
will he used to prejudice the American hog
;IId lis products IN foreign markets. Too
much credit Canaot be given to Represent
atiye Laird, who is a member OF the Com
mittee on Agriculture. tor the manly fight
he has made Ior the hog producers. It
- largely due To Elm that the SANDERS
against hog raisers and the manufacturer.
Of hog products have been stopped, and
that this inye-tig ltInn has hecn summnrily
closed. He says that his constituents are
much interested in hog raising, and that
he can not ste THEN industry stricken
down, tina, the fight between Prime atelm
lard and refined la'd manufacturers may
he maintained, aud the strife between
rivals in business kept up. Mr. Laird has
been q power in the committee, and the
hOg-raisers are acknowledging the fight he
has made for them By sending him their
congratulations iu Hoods by telegraph and
mail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31

SIoJA CuY a., March 80. The wealth
er has tuTuod warmer and the snow Is rap
IDLY melting. Nevertheless the Missour
river yesterday tell about twelve inches
This is believed to he due to the complete
closing OF the gorge At the mouth Of the
Sioux river. An officer Of the Milwaukc,
Railroad Company reports that the water
is rushiug over the lowlands several mile,
above til gorge. An examination Of tn,
great gorge shows that the channel If Jam
med with ice tor four or i've miles Fly,
mile. below Elk Point. DAk., there is au
other big gorge, which Is rapidly augmeLt,
log, aud the water Is running over the bot.
tom lands. Farmers have gone to higher
ground aud moved their stock thirher The
flood upon the upper river has not yet
reached here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31
at a woman Is pretty,
Ia mc lis no matter,
BE she blonde or brunette.


an unhealthy woman il rarely, if ever.
beautiful. fhe peculiar diseases to which
20 many "i the s,y are subject, are prolific
causes of pale, sallow faces, hiutched with
uusigh,Iy pimplrs, dull lustreless eyes and
emaciated forms Women so afflicted can
he permanently cured hy using Dr. Pierce
FayOrite Prescription; and with the rest0-
ration OF health comes that beauty which,
combined with good qualities Of head and
heart, msk-s woUeu angels Of loneliness.
fAvoritc Prescription is the only m"u-
cine for women, cold 10y druggists HHdcr a
uo,i',rt qUlrIa',. from the manufacturers
that It will give satisfaction in every case,
or moneg will he refunded. This guaran-
tee has been printed on the bottlewrapper
and faithfully car.ied out for many years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31

NEW luEE, March 3O.-Goldeu EObiG.
SGD, negro 81 years old, murdered hs
wife Sarah 4; their home. No ~ Grove
street, early this morning He cut her
throat with a razor in fit of t,euly. aud
tried to murder his Wits younger sister,
izz;e WhltehuTSt, afterwards He slIsh,d
at her with the rSEor, but she escaped
with only lesh wOuud and alarmed the
ueighbors and the police Robinson was
arrested and locked up Mrs Robinson
was So years old
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31

SovTH VALLEJO CAL, March 80 The
report OF the Coroner's jury ia the c..sc Of
the boiler explosion OF the steamer Julia
ut this place February ~, whereby the
vessel was wrecked and l. lives lost, finds
that the boilers were not sufficiently
strong to carry the amount Of steam Trg!s-
tered, and the United States Inspector Of
Boilers was careless and negligent Ia not
making proper examination OF the thick
ness Of them IL also condems the use ot
petroleum as fuel, aud says that the tir,
man on duty at the time was not properly
qualified TO fire with the iuid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31

Athens Morch 30 \ powder mag
zine in the fortress on the island al Santa
Maura exploded to-day. AZ last accounts
tire was raging in the fortress, aud i; Wa
feared that two other magazines would cN
pi0dr. The loss of ilia Is not ~ yet known
The inhabitants Of the adjacent town.
have deserted their homes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31

DETROIT, March 80 The sudden melt
ing of six inches OF snow and the heavy
rams OF the past week have caused Sh,
overflow Of the several streams ia thi.
coauty. Sixty bridges have been washed
away and about seven hundred acres oD
land ilDoded, destroying many acres OF
ldud
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31
SOCIAL PURITY.

E.markrble speech In the Nomrn'-
suffrage Convention at Washington.
WA>HiEDrDN, Mach 81 Social Par
ity, tie subject chosen by Mrs Elisabeth
Ii,lc-SaNou, Vice President Of the National
Wumeu's Sunrdgr As,uciation, OF Tennc--
SET, created decided sensation in the
Womcn's Suffrage Convention this morn
mc'niag. After m address by Mrs. Her
h-:t, Mrs Saxon stepped forward. She
spoke WY plainly Of the social evil,
Of the imprud,pce Of women in
not couhdny to their children
the great secrets AID truths OF lie, instead
OF leaning them from children and scTy-
anis Sous nEl daughters alike should hr
taught the awful power oi sex, for the
building Of character begins in the very
bour OF conception. lntcmperauce il de-
size has mlrrrd the happiness Of thnu-ands
of tamilies Young girls should be taught
the slCrcdurss Of marriage, and hold the
control Of her person against her husbands
lu-t
Christ preached the tifsl ac!luou oi equal
righia in purlty for man and woman, but
soritty condemns the woman and COndUnes
the man Oaly through woman's own
efforts can see he fee IN the control Of her
person Men p-rPetually blame women
ior the sins OF tde world because Of the
Bible story OF Adnm's tall through Eve.
Mr- Saxon has talked and preached freely
oH thi- .uhirct before audiences, IN some
cases composed entirely Of men Mrs
Saxon poke of herself A. the champion
for rhu~. who have never yet had cham
pion. the impurr woman, r,ade 30, not 10y
any fault Of her own, but by mans lust
SHvery caused the Indifference OF men to
IupuIlty in WOMAN, aud the Co!orfd man,
aEov, all. was bes,ia! in being nditcrcat
"a the purity o; even his own household,
hut ,iIce emancipation he bal begun to
look upon pGUty in his own household ~
1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31

Imrctrhmrn, ui kentuoky'- Treasurer.
LOUISVILLE, Ky March 50 The late
impeachment trial vas resumed at Frank
tort to-day. the most important feature be-
ing Auditor lIcSitr's testimony. Thi.,
however, prOdusel nothing new or sfnsa-
tioral The trial is more matter Of form
than anything else, and is heing conducted
in the manner already outlined in these
DISPATCHES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31
BETHANY coLLEGr GETS \ LIFT


cured hy tho Financial Agent
>rSrnH l.n.r..l 70 90. E.u'.r
EANsls CITY, Mar,I &O-Mr. : NJ.
Cooper, financial agent OF Bethany Coll,uc,
W. Va, who has been here for some time
soliciting funds for the support Of tba, Gel
ehrat,d institution Of learning, has met
with remarkable success. Among the CON
trihntions made was one of -, 600
IL ia presumed lhAtthc cou,IihutInu Ie-
trrred tu Was made by M F.auk Uslshiy,
an alumuCs of the College and trrmrr
resident ci Wh,ellng
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31

Audthey do ,ay that Dr Bull Cough Syr-
M is one remedy without rival. PHce ~.
The great success of fSalvatiouuilp pT0yok5s
limitations. Get the genuine. Price % cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31

4 certain means ri happina-- IA To- keep
d. Hull's Courh SJrap II every family.
10. hetddche, to,thachr, cnrach-, and
hackachr salvation OIL i1a cent ,ln cure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31

CHICAGO March 30 The ST Paul yard
men who STATED to 20 to work last night
at ten o'c,cck, had but begun to get their
engines started out when message came
to the Western Avenue round house that
all the men should wait until Assistant
General Superintendent E4rling had seen
them before resuming work Mr. EUling
soon arrived accompanied by Division Sup
erinteLdents Collins and Hardagan. Jerry
DOuEherty, an engineer, acted rs spokes-
man Tor the men Mr. EirlinE stated the
case brioil as he understood it, and then
slid. "We have submitted to many
acts that we have considered uuiustidable
on your part This afternoon, men in our
employ deliberately derailed and wrecked
a number OF cars that are our property.
In addition to that they assaulted and beat
Superintendent Btssler Oi IN" Burlington
road. This l. incNcusabie We will con-
sent To overlook this, and you can go TO
work, hut the first work that il done will
he I" replace iho7e cars upon the track, and
put them on The track where they belong ~
Never, never, shouted score of
vOicry
hot discussion followed DOugherty
claimed that the men were not responsible
for the condition OF the cara
"As an engireman, asked Mr. EAhiug.
will you volunteer to place that train
where It belongs
TIRE CONFERENCE ENDED
"No, ! will do nothing of the kind, "
said Doughrrty. THE Chicago, Milwau-
kce and st Paul has attempted this as a
teeler, and hope they Gre satisfied We
will never copsent TO handle any ears
pulled by q "a engine We regret that
these happen to be your care, hut cannot
help II. -
This ended the conference, tho men
Withdrawing from the room The officials
had short consultation and departed
The strikers hung around for a while, and
one by one went home The strike was
on. The round house was incapable Of
acc Ommodatug the combined force Of day
and night engines, aud several of them
wtTe LETT on Il slc-trIck The men who
struck last night embraced twenty-lour
switching crews Cf five men each, total Of
l2O men. As direct and immediate CON
sequence Of the strike, the entire freight
traffic, both through and local, was com
plctely suspended Ten freight trains had
been made up and would have been sent
wCs'. The passenger engineers were with
difficulty restrained from striking The
leadiuglspirits among the strikers decided
not to interfere with the passenger trains,
at least not until this morning The Mil.
waukee and st Paul, and the Council
Hlu1's express trains departed on schedule
time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-31

--~". oVU,oues SnOuId Tor
ward any matter of genera
interest TO the REGISTER
PHmptIy, in order TO insure
IFS eaIy publication.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15
Fa,hsonable Event of tho Season.

No one should miss the magnificent pro-
gramme to be given at the Opera House on
this evening for Mr.. Frank Hennig's
benefit. Those who fail to be present will
miss q rare treat. The duo from "Semir.
smide,n which will be sung by Mrs. Nellie
Sweeney Palmer aud Miss Flora Williams,
ia itself alone worth the small price OF sd-
mission, not to ssy anything of the quar-
tettss and solos these accomplished artists
will sing in. Mr.. Will Day snd Mr.. Tom
Carson have long been Wheeling tavoritss.
The Nail City has reason to feel proud OF
Miss Anna Lang, the harp soloist,
who will play "Grsziella," by Oberthur.
Miss Lsttie Walters and Miss Rena
Houses artists regulations are too well
known 10 our public to require any further
recommendation. Miss Somehow, Miss
Webster and Miss Sitgreaves are finished
pianists. Miss Lima Hennig Is but fifteen
wears of age and bids fair already to rival
her brother Frank. Mr.. M. II. McNabb,
a young professional, will also appear.
Mr.. Edgar Heunig will snsct first citizen.
Frank Hennig, Wheelirg's young actor,
has had varied experience, playing with
Fanny Davenport, Modjeska, Tom Keene
with whom he is re-engaged), Fred
Warde. Robson and Crane, Agnes Booth,
John Jack and Katharine Rogers, appear
inc in nearly all the legitimate dramas Of
the day. he will enact three scenes from
Hamlet. Julius Caesar and The FOOLS
Revenge. Let Wheeling people show their
,sral snnreciatiou and pack the house
this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15

=, influential farmer of Belmont county.
The brids, who ia great fayorite among
those 40 fortunate as to have the honor OF
her acquaintance, looked beautiful In
a drsss of goblin blue silk, trimmed
with white lisse and pink ribbon,
90. off with cream tea roses. The
gr,om wore the conventional black. He
Is a rising young minister, a graduate OF
Wssbington and Jefferson College and U.
p theological Seminary, Allegheny City,
and has icst been installed pastor OF the
second limited Presbyterian Church of
Fast Liverpool, o, where he has already
done great goc,i by his efforts, within the
Lost Eve months. At the hour named the
words of the brief, impressive ceremony OF
the Presbyterian Church, pronounced by
tbs Rev Eaton, OF the Second Church OF
Bsllaire made the twain one flesh. Only
the immediate relatives and most intimate
friends of the bride and groom were pres
emit. Pittsburg, Wheeling and Csdiz send
inc representatives. The presents were
handsome and useful. At later hour an
elepant collation. was served, after which,
at 4 % D. m, the bridal pair started for an
extended tour of the Eastern cities accom-
panied by the best wishes OF their many
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15
50. Mathews Picnic.

About three hundred Of the members
and friends Of st. Mathews P. E. Sunday
school boarded the steamer Telegram yes
terday morning and escurted down TO
Cresap's Grove, where the day was spent
most Delightfully."- picnicing under the
trees in the beautiful grove. There was
plenty Of amusement to keep everybody in
good humor, and the feature of the day
wss base ball game between mines cap
tanned by K. n. Brown and A. Allan
Brock. The former team won by Q score
Of IL to 8. The party had Just gotten
aboard The boat and started on the return
trip when the storm came up. They mr.
rived home safely about 8 O'Clock, having
spsnt highly enjoyable day. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15
A Big Picnic.

Tomorrow the eleventh aanual picnic Of
Local Union No. 8 A. F. G.. w. U. will be
held on the State Fair Grounds, and Ii
will no doubt be the largest and most sue
cessful event of the kind in the history OF
the organization. A splendid programme
of amusements has been arranged. A foot
race, o pony race and several other events
for which prizes will be given are booked.
The best lady waltzsr will he presented
with a set Of coral glassware. Mayors
orchestra will make the dancing music.
II you wish to spend a pleasant day do not
fail TO attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15
I. Come to See Our Streets.

Messrs. Chas. Weitz, Michael bradley and
F. T. Morris, a committee of the County Of
Des Moines, Ia, arrived in the city last
evening and registered at the ST. Charles
Hotel. The gentlemen came here to ex-
anime our brick-psved streets and the
electrical motor line. They 20 up to New
Cumberland this morning to ascertain
some facts and figures about fire brick, and
will return to the city this evening and
make tour of our brick-paved streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15
Congress.

To The Editor Of The Register:
SIR-The Democrats Of tho First Con-
gressional District should be looking about
them for candidate to represent the peo-
pie in Congress.
The name of Col. Benz. Wilson is often
est mentioned in that connection, and 1
sm confident that he can carry the district.
He has been tried by the people and can
be trusted with their affairs. We want q
sure winner this time. Nominate "uncle
BsD," and the Democracy Of the First Dis
trict will achieve such victory as will
paIalyze the opposition and strengthen the
party throughout the State and secure to
it one more representative in Congress.
PUBLIC0LA.
WHEELING W. VA JuDe Ia