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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-25
CAMBRIDGE WON.
A walk-oyer in the Great College Rost
Race.

A Walk-oyer In the Great College Roat
Race.
LONDON, March 24.-The annual race
between boat crews representing Oxford
aud Cambridge Universities took place this
morning on the usual course on the
Thames, from Putney to Mortlake, q dis
lance of four miles and two furlongs. The
weather was dull. There was an average
attendance Of spectators.
The Cambridge crew won the toss for
position and took the Surrey side Of the
river. When Rammersmith bridge, one
mile and three-quarters from the starting
point, was reached, Cambridge was leading
by three lengths, and at Barnes bridge, one
mile and tbree-quarters further on, they
put five lengths between themselves and
their opponents, Cambridge crossed the
winning line five lengths ahead of Oxford.
Cambridge was q big ~fayorite, and the
race was almost a foregone conclusion.
The Oxford crew weighed ], 436! pounds
and Cantabs ], 4203 pounds.
In the record Of the races already rowed
the Cantabs are 10 but one victory be-
bind their opponents, the 0xonians.
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RAILROADS Projected.

Kanawha Citizens Moving for a County
subscription Other News.
Special Telegram 10 TIE Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, ". VA, March ga
petition is being circulated asking the
County Court to submit to the people of
county 8 proposition to aid in the con-
struction of the railroads, n on Elk
river, one on Coal river and one on the
Great Kanawha river, to the amount Of
500, 900, in county bonds, on the condi-
tions recommended in the report of a
committee appointed on the question By
the Charleston Industrial Development
Association. 1t is suggested in the petit
tion that the election be held early In May
Of the present year.
City Council was organized last night
under Democratic majority. W. 5. Laid
ley was chosen City Solicitor, VIM. Hogen
City Engineer, aud Robert Bibbie, Street
Commissioner. This makes clean sweep
for Democrats.
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GREAT SENSATION.
The Reply Of the Rock Island 10 ths Bur.
lingt0n Complaint.

The Reply Of the Rock Island 10 this bur
iington Complaint.
CHICAGO, March 24.-The Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad fled il
answer In Judge Gisshsm's court today
to the pstitioa Of The Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railway, that the Rock Island
Company b conpslled to reosivs and ban
die Bennington And Quincy cars. Only
an inkling VS. given In court that ths
answer Of tbs Rock Island vAs o
sensation Of the fut magnitude. telling Of
IN attempt heavily backed and boldly car
Red into ~execstion 70 form Q gigantic rail.
Wal trust, having for Q field nearly half
the American Republic. Comparatively
few people were present In court, and be-
fore either the Burlipgtou complaint or the
extraordinary reply OF the Rock Jsland
could be rcd, Judge Gresham Inquired q
the attorneys on either side how mich time
they expected TO require. .
Writ Dexter, for the BurlipgtOp, auswes-
ed grimly that IL the Rick lslspd w. IN
the same hox with the Wabash no time n
Ill would be asked by bim. The mattar
could be settled in . ji6y. Robest I'm
coin spoke up for The Rock Island. He
said emphsticslly the Rock Islsnd,s r,ply
was not like that Of the Wsbssk ss0or
answer" be added, means 6e4Sel064
with eli nj might"
Judes Greshsm announced - -
would ret the bearing for Mnrdsy, -
consent Of all parties, other Cae6ee6 -
Milwaukee, 10 whichever dty Ju1Ge
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NIEE TING

Booming the wheeling, Wellsburs and
state Line Road.
Special TIc0rCJR % hs Sunday RsgISer.
CANONsECRG, March 24-An impor-
tant meeting was held at the Coliseum last
evening for the purpose of securing the
Wheeling, Wellsburg and State Line Rail
way. \ plain statement Of facts, connect
ed with the enterprise was made. A reso-
luton was unanimously adopted, pledging
their best efforts 10 secure the amount OF
S., 900 per mile and the right OF way from
Canoasburg to the West Virginia State
Line. on either route. The engineers will
start from here aS soOa as the weather Will
admit or work. From 60 to 80 days has
been given the citizens to make q showing
on ali the lines to the managers. Books for
subscriptions have been distributed from
Canonsburg west to the State Line, via,
West Middletown, Acheson, Dunsfort and
Bethany, to Wellshurg. A number OF the
business mel have subscribed each $500.
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THEATRES BURNED.
Tho Central, Of Philadelphia, Burned, -
n Comiaue Crushed by n Wall.

The Central, of Philadelphia, Burned, and
the Comique Crushed By n Wall.
PHILADELPHIA, March 24.--The Gen.
trail Theatre, on Walnut street, above
Eighth, was totally destroyed by fire this
morning.
The fire broke out about 8 o'clock and
burned fercely for over an hour, but the
6remen succeeded in combining the flames
to the theatre building. The rear wall Of
the building, however, fell on the Theatre
Comiuue, immediately in the rear of the
Central and fronting on SAMSON street, and
completely demolished that structure.
Poulson's hotel and restaurant, SIS wal
nut street, adjoining the Central Theatre
on the west, was flooded with water, as
were also several stores, saloons and small
restaurants fronting on Eighth street, be-
tween Walnut and Samson.
The costumes and general properties,
valued at SIS. 900, belonging to the Might
Owls" combinations, which was fulfilling
an en0agemement at the Central, was lost
in the flames. The total loss is estimated
at SIS, 900, partly covered by insurance.
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ICY FLOODS.
The Missouri River Breaking Over LIS
Banks.

The Missouri River Breaking Over LIS
Banks.
BISMARCK, OAK, March 24.-The ice
in the river broke at Stevenson, sixty
miles above here, yesterday, and the river
has leaped its banks.
Telephone messages bring information
Of the food, which is said to be one Of the
greatest in the history Of the country.
The water was turned loose by the
breaking of a gorge about four hundred
miles above here, and it is breaking the
solid ice as it comes. The food, at mid
night, had reached a point ear Coal Har-
Dor, fifty miles above, and is coming at
the rate of nine miles per hour.
1t is believed by those who have made
the river a study that q gorge will form
near Washburn, forty miles north, which
will delay the flood at this point for at
least a day. There still exists an immense
gorge at Poplar river, and this is holding
back a vast amount of water which must
come within the next week. The river
here has risen three feet, and the Ice Is
raised in the middle Of the stream by the
pressure. Everything at the river land
ing here is in readiness for the flood and
the railroad men and river men are pre-.
pared for the worst.
The cold weather Of the last week has
solidifed the ice, aud if it gorges, as in all
probability it will, at Sibley leland, the
food south of here will be as great as has
ever been known. 1t is believed the thrill
ing experiences Of last year in rescuing
people from the low lands will not be re-
peated, as the settlers have had ample
warning and nearly all are out of danger.
At Stevenson, where the flood was at IFS
height, yesterday, the river leaped its
banks with terrific force, submerging the
entire lowlands near the banks SO sudden.
" that there was no time for the removal
of property. Immense piles Of wood, cat
for the use of boats, have been swept away.
The Indians have been driven to the hills,
aud the scene Is said to be one Of wild con-
fusion. If a gorge does not form at Wash
buro the flood will reach this point very
soon. There is no danger here, as the city
is one hundred feet above high water mark.
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The Boom at Clarksburg.

Special telegram 10 hG Sunday Register.
CLARKsBURG, March 24.-Clarksburg Is
now booming. Considerable work is be-
Jog done on the public buildings, besides
that of private enterprises. 1t will not be
long before work will commence in the
erection of wster works, for which the peo-
pie but a short time ago voted a handsome
appropriation. There are indications that
before long the city will be lighted with
electricity. Members Of the City Council
visited Parkersburg on Thurday to gain
information on the subject. One thing is
certain, the people want some kind OF
light, and they arc not altogether pleased
OF the turning off OF the gas and leaving
them in inter darkness.
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ENGINES
A Costly Collision at L'ttleton-No One
Hurt.

A Costly Collision ut Littleton-No Ont
Hurt.
L~iTTLEToN, W. VA, March pa
frightful collision occurred in the heart o
the town of Littleton at high noon to-day,
between through passenger train No. 8
delayed and running as No. 46, east bound,
and a pickup mogul train, west bound.
Fortunately no one was hurt although
the escape seemed marvellous.
Great confusion reigned among the pas
sengers which soon cooled down, however,
when it was found that no n was in
jured.
Both engines are total wrecks, as is also
the postal car containing the United States
mail.
Travel was but slightly impsded owing
to side-tracks being unincumberei by
wrecks, and trains passed without inter
ruption.
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A DRUG PALACE.

The New Mcclure House Pharmacy Open.
cd Yesterday.
The great attraction on Market street
last evening, was the new Mcclure House
Pharmacy, which is located second door
from the corner of Twelfth street. The
crowd Of people who passed there all stop.
ped to admire the handsome store. A
REGISTER reporter dropped in and found
himself in a veritable drug palace, where
everything Is as elegant as could possibly
be imagined. The shelving or cases are in
sections, and are made of solid oak, very
handsomely carved and wrought, and are
finished In oil. A neat railing ornaments
each case.
The prescription case is q very handsome
affair, and is of the same wood heavily
carved, the front being furnished with o
lsrze double plate mirror in the centre,
and a smaller one on either side. The
soda fountain counter Is a. elegant, and
contains one hundred panels The show
cases are cherry framed, of the latest style.
and rest on tables of heavily carved oak;
the chandeliers are Furnished brass, and in
fact everything is as tasty and elegant ~
one could wish for, and the establishment
is certainly the handsomet in the city.
The furniture was all made BY Beltz,
Fading & Co., and was flushed by George
Prayer while the walls and ceiling, which
are most attractively decorated, were at
tended to by WIN. II. Selvey, all Of whom
have done their work we'll
Mr.. Fred. w. Seymour, manager OF the
pharr acy, Is an expertdrusxist, having 40
experience Of fifteen yeAsz and his assist-
ant, Mr.. George III. Krou5kof has had six
years experience in the bneiness, both be-
ing registered phsrmacists b. examination
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Notes sf lstsrsst YssAsl % Absse -
Gig sd Vssaisy.
Local Union Ne. So, A. r. q. ". o.,
will hold . special nsstsg this affsrssea
ct 2 O'Clock, ct WAlthxfs Hall, q IL
Soslh Side.
Il 70 learned that De Peiat P1mnss
bridge over he Ksaswhs Win - 49,
pleted the mjdd3s u THE wesk, Whea
trxins win b run ever II st esca
Cbsrie J. en-. n ~ Bslssst dns
works. BsiIsirs, VA s3sctAd Secretary q
the Elson elsas Wesks st nastis's Yery,
vics A.. J. Smith. Who hasgsss = voess1ay
10 operate The "Nickel-Pkts" glAa vss16
at that psint
The Bailding Trades Coussil shiGh NJ
Organized recently h in . 6~oaStshing go
diti0u. The brickIsyess ssd sene-Dasoos
sre sxpectsd 10 join The o~sesaisst3Sa, vbss
sil ths bsildi.g Tfsdo win b rspraesesd
n The Council
Tbs CAspenteni Union y psw nesting
weekly and tie nesttDu ars well sttesd.
ed. New memhess sSs bejsg tskm u escb
o0ien. Abost I'll The josspsyn0 e.
pentefs Of IL city ans neW Dsmbou -
every 30 Win Aeis ~ eepsissljso 80.
he nfss hesFs ~ das ss6sr WIN . hts
e6sct April Ii
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Farmers Trust Next.

CHICAGO, March pa dispatch from
Topeka, Kan, says: A movement has
been started by the farmers Of kansas look
ing to the organization Of a farmers trust
to include the farmers, stockraisers and
feeders of the Northern States and Terri
tories of the Mississippi Valley. In fur
therance of the project, a mass convention
Of the farmers and stockmen of the locality
above stated has been called to meet in
Topeka Tuesday, May 1, to complete an
organization.
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ENCOURAGING THE STRIKERS.

Citizens of Aurora Say the New Engineers
and Firemen are Incompetent.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March PA petit
ton has been received by the Board Of
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners,
signed by forty-six citizens of Aurora,
the Board to investigate the charges that
the engineers and firemen on the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy trains running
through Aurora are incompetent.
The petition recites that those signing
it are informed and believe that numerous
incompetent engineers and firemen are
now engaged in moving trains through
said city, and are unfit and incompetent to
perform the duties oftheir respective posi-
tions, and that thereby the lives and
property Of the people ~patronizing said
trains are endangered.
The petitioners request that the Board
Immediately cause an examination to be
made into the truthfulness Of the matter
and take such other action as is by law
required. 1t is understood the Board will
hold a meeting in Chicago on Tuesday OF
next week.
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sgs sf Bssss ed nestnss Aisag ~
Tie james Penny, Joseph Nixou. J. A.
Hlscknore, Ind Keller, josh Cook, Mo-
gis asd several others passed DOM With
coal yesterday.
The Barnard pssssd mp With hnbes,
bark, DC, yestesdsy norning-
The marks On tie huding iast sslaino
Indicated Is feet 3 inches and falling
The marks from aboys yestesdsy wen:
Pittsburg. 8 and e-10ths fkt and falling;
Oil City, 5 feetand EAllinG. slar; PEfkev,
S feet 2 inches md falling eesr ~ ell;
Brownsville, 8 fest 5 inches. snd fklIfnG,
cloudy; Lock No. 4, 10 fest 8 ineha snd
falling. snowy; Greensboro - TT aad
fsllisg; Morpntowu, 5 fsst 8 tsehs -
falling. snowy
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BOOMING DICKINSON.
His Friends Ursisg Him - wsite's Sue.
osssor.

His Friends Urgisg Him ~ Wsito's Sue.
csssor.
DETROIT, March 24.-Talk Of . suooss-
sor for the Chief Justice bM already com
menced here, and the name most frequent.
" mentioned In connection with tho Office
Is that of Don NJ. Dickinson, Of Michigan.
According 10 precedent, the choice will
be made from the Sixth Federal district,
comprising Ohio, Michigan, Tesusssss and
Kentucky. II II this district from which
the dead Justice was appointed. There In
NO lawyer In that district who stands
higher In the Presidents favor than tho
Postmaster General, and the Chief Justce-
ship Is known 10 be the honor Mr.. Dictin-
son has always looked forward 10. II 10 the
general sentiment here that Dickinson will
be the coming man, and . strong EFFORT
has already been started by his friends 10
make this announcement prominent.
The fact that Justice Matthews Ia from
Ohio il regarded - barring Thurman.
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POINTs ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citi.sns and the Coming
and Going Of Strangers.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming
and Going Of Strangers.
]. L, johnson, OF Long Reach, Is in the
city.
Geo. r. Taylor has returned from the
East.
Miss Sallie Maxwell returned last even
ing from an Eastern trip.
Miss Kate Carver returned last evening
from q business trip East.
DR.. Elmer Frasher, of Pittsburg. is in
the city on a few days visit.
Mr., Walter Worls will leave tomorrow
on an extended Western trip.
Hon. Robt. H. Browse, of Grape Island,
is registered at the Howell House.
r E. Horner, Of the Parkersburg Seati-
mel, registered at the Stamm last week.
Miss Jennie Dolan, of Jacob street, is
ssfering from an attack Of typhoid fever.
Miss j. L. johnson aud Hon. Robert FL.
Browse, Of Peasants county, were in the
city yesterday.
Henry Tape, the popular butcher Of the
South Side, is confined to his home with Q
spell Of sickness.
Mrs. John Butterfeld, ST., and Mrs.
John Butterfeld, Jr., returned last even
ing from q visit to friends In Baltimore.
Mr.. John II. Egger, Of the frmof Egger,
Warrick & Co, is now in New York and
otner Eastern cities buyipg a large spring
stock.
Thos. Boylan, the well-known B. & O.
engineer of that name, has rented . fine
farm near Littleton. and viii move his
family out to ii on Tuesday.
John L. Thsrnhill, editor and proprietor
of the Charleston Star. was among his old
friends in Wheeling, last weak. John ID
making . first class paper out Of the Star,
and we trust is securing the proper return.
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THE QUEENS MIND

Said to be Affected-A Startling Rumor,
LONDON, March 24.-It would be hard.
ly worth while to notice the often-repeated
rumor of the critical mental condition oil
Queen Victoria were it not so frequently
reiterated within the past few days and
did not circumstances give a certain air Of
probability to some of the assertions so
prevalent.
1t is now said that recent events have
markedly developed Her Msjesty's unfor-
tunate tendency to melancholia. The ex-
element consequent upon the death ofEn-
peror William, and the ascent of her daugh-
ter to the proud position which she now
occupies, have affected her visibly. Now
comes the probability of that daughters
w%idowhood within a short time and her
RELOCATION to comparative insigui6canee.
At the marriage of the Princess, thirty
years ago, her prospects for speedily at
tanning to a long and peaceful reign were
felt to be excellent, but the exceptional
longevity of the late Emperor stultiied all
calculations, and it is generally believed
that at the death of her husband the two
widowed sovereigns will be again united,
never more to separate in life.
1t is no secret that the Queens morbid
fear that the German physicians were con-
spring with Bismarck to put her son-in-
law out Of the way wa one reason why
the Crown Prince was induced to with
draw to San Reno, and only the most
watchful care has prevented her from
publicly expressing her opinion to that eff
feet.
Many profess to believe that the Queens
tsnantcy ofthe Villa PALMER, near Florence,
will be of no ordinary duration. 1t Is
stated by these persons that she will re-
main there indefinitely with her daughter,
and that the Prince of Wales will be de-
clared Regent.
Queen Victoria arrived at Florence at
noon to-day. Gen. Drignet, representing
King Humbert, Count Frofa and Cavaliefe
Brinda, who were delegates by King Hum
bert for her service during her stay, re-
ceiyed her at the railway station.
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THE DEAD
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FUNERAL.
The Services to b Held in the Hall Of the
Houss.
hrs. WAITE RETURNING HONE.
She Will Meet the Funeral Party Ut
Toledo.


WASHINGTON, ~ Aaf0n I'M
programme 'of . "s'ss'
I'D eesaos in'' .osPs
A telegram has ben Sceaved ron Ar'
Waite scouiescing In Q suuesiou that Me
6,,.,., s-.,,o.. A. ths l..s Chief Justioebs
held 10 tns nai. -
stives next Wednesday, and teas the oody
Ia ~nrivately inferred at Toledo the next
.,s~.k
MA waie ie" Anss'"
last night 70 como east Immediately. W.
Ruth left Washington City TO meet her ut
K.n.ss rs,v and cacort her 10 Toledo.
nn~'N NJ. n......,a ~, iii
Edward l. ns'Ve' INC seo'"" ."' ~"
remain In Toledo to meet his mother.
The Senate and House Committees have
a...;..d ,h. ..r,s.n,,.at.,ms AZ Aha
swo housos r~Pecu'e'! 0''i WIN"
marshal Of the Supreme Court, "a 70 the
Arrangement of details. A telegram VA
1870 f,om Mr.. WAITE. .ta,ipc that aha
..I,'-. Ts.-l..-S
10 en- rouee oy INC A'c, iopeA
Santa Fe Raiiroad to the Eash ana soe
will arrive In Toledo either Wednesday
.,.,;,, =, Thn,,a.v morn;ny mart, She
oao..rs. A. nnhlic funsrsl seryices here.
.oI .h.ii coma from her
.h.nss n n. .,,an..nsnt. tbs
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The Chsstsr EpIdemic subsidized.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., March 24.-The
epidemic of measles which has been pre-
vailiug in the vicinity Of Chester, W. Va,
a small village opposite this city, has
about subsidized. No new cases or deaths
have been reported in the past week. The
schools and churches are again open, and
everything has begun to assume a ife-lke
appearance.
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Ns,roe. Murdered I'm Texas

RICHMOND, TEX, March 24.-Acouriel
Just arrived from Whrrton states that two
negroes were murdered on Tuesday nigh,
in Wharton county, near the recent scene
of the massacre Of ak negroes at Spanish
Camp. This killing was on Battles plan.
tation. Governor Ross sent q company Of
Rangers to Wharton county to suppress The
layflessnesS.
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SHERMAN

A Blaine Stronghold I~nstructs Delegates
for Him.
CLEVELAND, March 24.-The Rspubli'
cans of Logan county, Ohio, to-day adopted
resolutions requesting their delegates to
State aud district conventions to vote
for the election Of National conven-
ton delegates who T favorable to Sen
ator Sherman's candidacy for President.
This is considered significant for the
reason that Logan county Is n Blaine
stronghold, and the Republican organ OF
tn, county has been open N its advocacy
of Mr.. Blaine's nomination.
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ASbr,-novna AZ South chicago.

CHICAGO, March "a. Twenty-three
hundred men who went to work in the roll
ing mills az South Chicago February 9th,
after an enforced idleness Of three months,
will be out of employment again April LIST,
il having been announced that the mills
will shut down on that date. The cause
is said to he over-produetiOD, and it Is
thought work will not be resumed before
.Jnly lat
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Persistent attempts to Wreck Trains,

WABASH, IND, March 24.-Within the
past few days repeated attempts have been
made TO wreck passenger trains on the
Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan Railway
near Linwood station. In several instan'
ces engineers has succeeded in stopping
their trains barely in time to avoid crash
ing into huge rails which were fastened to
the track, and which, had they been
struck, would have wrecked the train.
The motive of the perpetrators is unknown.
The officials of the road will folly inves'
tiaste the outrages.
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A Heavy Norther Of the Eastern Coast

A Heavy Norther Of the Eastern Coast
PRovINCErowN, MASS, March 24.-The
Norther continued blowing very heavy all
night. The sea is very rough off Race Point
No vessels can be seen outside from High
Pole Hill this morning except the steamer
kuuan, anchored in the same position AZ
yesterday. She is in % or 80 fathoms Of
water and about 10 miles from shore. The
sea is breaking clear over the steamer.
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ANDREW CARNEGIE PROPOSES q plan Of
cooperation as a settlement of the differ
ences between the EDGAR THOMPSON steel
works aud its employees. The 'eanny
seat will hardly cooperate to the extent
Of injuring his own dividends.