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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-04
AN AFFECTING SCENE
TRUSTEES of the Peabody Fund.

NEW YORK, October 3.-The Trustees
of the Peabody Educational Fund held
their tweniy-seventh annual meeting al
the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day: Among
the trustees present were ex-President
Cleveland, ex-P President Hayes, Robert c.
Winthrop, Rev. H. B. Whipple, A. j.
Drexel, d. Samuel, A. Green, Gen. james
D. Porter, J. Plerpont Morgan. Hon W.
A. Morgan, Justice Stephen ]. Field, Hon.
Charles Devens. Randall l. Gibson, ChieI
Justice Fuller and j. l NJ. Curry. An in
vocation was delivered by Bishop Whip
pie. The annual address WAS made by
Mr.. Winthrop. A banquet will be held
this evening.
In the evening DR.. Curry made report
of the distribution of the fund. TIE total
amount last year was 500, ,633, of which
West Virginia got 81, 3s5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-04
CONSUMING FLAMES.
Fire Swallows Up a Number of Buildings
at Charleston.

Fire Swallows Up r Number of Buildings
at Charleston.
Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, October Sat
1890 o'clock to day the residence and
store house occupied by A. J. HOldren, and
owned by julius Stachlin, was discovered
on FIRE in the rear, having caught from a
kitchen stove. Mr.. Holdren was absent,
and his wife gave the alarm, but it was too
late, and, as there was a brisk wind, the
flames were carried to an adjoining build
irg, owned jointly by W. A. Thomas and
james Wilmington, where each resided, and
the former conducted store. From this
building the flames reached the dwelling
owred by Mr.. Thomas in the rear OF his
store, occupied by Sol Calvin. In very
short time the flames consumed the build
ings, and caught vacant building on the
opposite side of the street, owned by Gavin
Bros., formerly used as a blacksmith
shop. The heat from the flames was so
intense that the residence of Joe Farrell
and the house of Gus Higginbothsm
caught fire and with great difficulty were
saved.
HoldIen was insured on his housef old
effects and stock of goods. He lost every
thing except a small amount of his house
hold goods Mr.. Thomas was insured and
claims his loss to be 81, 500 He saved
most Of bis furniture, but lost all goods in
bis efora All the houeahold effActa nf
SIR. Wilmington were saved. His house
was insured for q small amount. Mr.
Calvin saved his household goods, but
the building was uninsured. On the house
occupied By Mr.. Holdren there was $iO0
insurance. Several stables on which there
vas no insurance were also destroyed.
Total insurance about $4,000; actual loss
Oue-hslf
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THROUGH ms HEAD.
A Friends Bullet Does Deadly Work-A
Terrible Accident.

A Friends Bullet Does Deadly WOrk-A
Terrible Accident.
Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, October 3.-Lsst
evening the shifter pulled into INITIALS
burg on the G. & o. railroad, and while
laying there two trainmen, VIM. Layton
and Geo. Steele, began practicing shooting
with their revolves. Steele put his head
out Of the cab window and Layton asked
Steele to let him put a bullet
through his hat, to which Steele
consented. The revolver was dis
charged and the ball entered Sieele's
head, making frightful wound, through
which his brains oozsd. The unfortunate
man died soon afterwards. Realizing what
he had done, Layton became despondent
and attempted to shoot himself, but was
prevented from doing so. Afterwards he
made an effort to cut his throat with a
razor, which was taken from him by
friends
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-04
WHEELING FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 4 1889
THIS is HEATED.
Campbell aud Hslstead Calling Each Other

Campbell aud Hslstead Calling Each Other
LIARS.
CINCINNATI, October 3.-The following
open letter is printed here
To the Hon. James E. Campbell, Democratic
Candidate for Governor Of Ohio:
DEAR SIR:-You were pleased last night
TO use language becoming the representa-
tive of the gangsters who are the masters
of your party toward me, end to introduce
a crazy mans letter, hoping TO reflect upon
the integrity of the Board of Public Affairs
of Cincinnati, but You neglected to say
anything about the ballot box bill which
you introduced in the House of Represent
atives and that was accompanied by q con-
tract, No. 1000, printed in the Commercial.
Gazette yesterday. 1t may interest you to
know that have proof that you had &C.
cured money interest in that ballot box
contract before you introduced the bill,
namely, that Sou subscribed" to secure
an interest July 3, 1888.
M. HAIsTEAD.
Mr.. Campbell was interviewed this
morning on the subi;ct of Hslstead's let
ter, and said: "Halstead ia liar and
double liar. There is not word of truth
in It,"
"Then there was no contract of the kind,
as published?r
"If there was didn't see it. If he can
prove that had anything to do with such
contract will withdraw from the race.
That will demonstrate whether he is liar
or not "
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BoYLE on THE STAND.
ADJUSTMENTS.
To. NIGHTS Grand Musical Event.


Nearly all the seats for the Companini-
Whitney Concert and Opera cOmpany's
appearance at the Opera House this even
ing, have been sold, and many choice
seats in the gallery have also been re-
served 1t is needless TO commend this
company of great artists to the Wheeling
public. Mile Clemintipa De We're, Miss
Clara Poole, Sig EnricO Duzensi, Sig.
Clement Bologna, Sig. ItalO Campsnini
and Mr.. Myton W. Whitney are artists
too well known to need further introduc-
ton. The Opera House will, of course
hold one of the finest audiences it ever
held, and it will be crowded. A concert
programme and the third act of Gounod's g
grand opera Faust will be produced In
full costume.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-04
The TrleunIal Conclave at Washington
ExcursIons Down the Potomac.

For the accommodation of the Sir
Knights and their friends visiting the Ma
tionsl Capital during the Triennisl Con-
clave, the mammoth deck steamer Col
um5ia will give two Excursions down the
Historic Potomac, passing the Arsenal,
Arlington. the Washington Navy Yard,
the CITY Of Alexandra, where can be seen
the Old Church in which Washington wor-
shipped; Fort Foote, Fort Washington,
the Sacred Grounds Of Mt. Vernon and
other points of interest.
The Steamer will leave her pier, foot OF
Seventh Street, Washington, Monday and
Tuesday afternoons, October 7th and 9Th,
at 3 o'clock.
The Columbia is fitted and furnished in
elegant style and has licensed capacity OF
1000 persons.
A number of visiting Commanderies
will accompany these excursions and
others desiring to do so in body, can
secure reduced rates by applying at 1851
Pennsylvania Avenue on the morning of
the excursion.
Round trip tickets so cents, for sale at
the pier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-04
Washington Hewe.

Ex-Governor Hartranft, Of Peunsylva-
MIA, refuses to be considered in the list OF
candidates for the Pension Commissioner
ship.
The report of the Sixth Auditor Of the
Treasury indicatee deficiency in the
Postoffice Department of 81, 500, 900 for the
fiscal year.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
authorized the First National Bank oi
Lockland O., to bsgin business with a
capital of $50, 900.
The President gave an audience to the
new Chinese Minister yesterday.
Secretary Proctor has left Washington
for a short visit to his home in Vermont.
Gen. Schofeld will act as Secretary oi
War
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-04
BAYARD's BRIDE.

sis Engagement to Miss Ciymer a. Las;
Formally Announced.
WASHINGTON, October 3-The ergige-
ment of ex-Secretary of State Thomas F.
Bayard to Miss Olymer. of Washington,
which has been variOusly reported and
denied for several months past, has just
been formally announced by both OF the
persons concerned, and the marriage will
occur this Autumn. Miss Clymer is a
lady of great intelligence, charm and many
accomplishments, and her family has for
nearly century,bsen notable in the social
circles of Pennsylvania and the National
Capital. She was in New York yesterda y
arranging for her trOusseau.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-04
IN WASHINGTON.

The Capital Fight Undecided-Woman's
Suffrage B.aten.
SEATTLE, W. T., October 3.-Returns
received from nearly every county in the
State indicate the election of the Republi-
can State ticket by 5000 majority. The
Democrats reduce the Republican msjority
in Seattle slightly. The new Legislature
will have stventy-ive Republican majority
on joint ballot. The constitution is rati-
fed and prohibition and womsn's suffrage
defeated. 1t requires majority OF the
vote 10 select the permanent capital. East
of the Cascade Mountains North Rakima
is ahead, and west of the Range Olympia
leads. Neither will have a majority, and
another election will be necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-04
The Fat Mems Club.

OF the ]. @. Stewart combination oi
talent, which is to be at the Opera House,
Saturday evening the Pittsburg Time
says: J.C. Stewart, the rotund and jllly
fun-maker, has included in the Fat
Mems Club" which was given at the
Biiou Theatre, last evening, TO large au-
dience, about five times as much fun as
was embodied in bis former success, The
Two Johns" That this is ssyiDg great
deal sll who have seen the "The Two
Johns" will testify. There is skeleton
of plot and it holds the interest through
out. The "Angel ballet" introducing the
five fat men dressed in the conventional
ballet costume, brought down the house
and was enthusiastically applauded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-04
NEWS In THE STATE.
HEWITT AND MORTON IN A WEST VIRGINIA
COAL COMPANY.
The Hawks Nest Mines 10 30 Leased and Enlarged
A Mammoth Ooncsrn-Tsrribls Fatal Acct
dsnt-A COnaagrstiOn aICharles-
ton-0her News.

Special Ttlegrdm to The Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, October 3.-Ar-
ticles of incorporation were to-day filed in
the office of the Secretary Of State forming
one of the largest coal companies ever or
ganized in the State. The incOrpOrators
are well known throughout the United
States, and have ample capital, beirg
Abraham S. Hewitt, of New York; Levi
P. Morton and his partner, Mr.. Bliss, New
York bankers, and VIM. n. Page, Of
Anstead, Fsyette county, W. Va. Through
their President and General Manager,
William n. Page. The company has
leased the property Of the Hawks Nest
Coal Company in Fsyette county, West
Virginis. The Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road will at once construct broad gauge
railroad to take the place of the narrow
gauge now there from Hawks Nest Sta
fion to the mines on Gauley Mountain, a
distance of four and half miles, and the
mines will at once be enlarged to capac-
ity OF 5000 tons per day.
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American Prize WInnerr.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-The Depart
ment of State has received a telegram from
Gen. franklin, United States Commission
er General to the Paris Exposition, saying
that United States exhibits has been
awarded 53 grand prizes, 1919 gold medals,
271 silver medals, 2lS bronze medals, 22O
honorable mentions, aud indicating that
the Collaborators rewards, not yet an
nounced, would undoubtedly increase this
number.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-04
SUES FOR DIVORCE.

Hamilton Wants to be Relieved OF Hit
Bonds.
NEW YORK, October 3-Robert Ray
Hamilton has finally begun his action "a
relieve himself of his disreputable wife.
To-day a complaint in a suit brought
by him to annul his marriage with Evan
geline E. S eel as she called herself, found
it's way into the Supreme Court. The
papers were presented to Judge Patterson
upon an application and the order was
granted.
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STANDARD BEATEN.
It's claim TO Exclusive Control OF Leased
Lands Denied.


Lands Denied.
FNDLAY. O., October S.-Judge Pen
dletoa. of the Hancock County Court OF
Common Pleas, yesterday delivered his de-
eision the Injunction suit of the Standard
Oh Company sgainst the Toledo, Findlay
and Springfield railroad, to restrain that
corporation from constructing its road-bed
over lands on which the Standard held
leases, on the ground that an oil or gas
lease carried with it absolute control of the
premises for all purposes save alone agri-
cultural
The Judge dissolved the injunction, and
in doing so rendered lengthy opinion de-
nying the position taken by the Standard
that It's lease Of lands included the right to
control the surface to such an extent as to
prevent the owners from giving or selling
the right Of way across it for a railway or
other highway. Judge Pendleton decided
that the leases made to the Stendard ny
the owners on the land did not cover con-
trol of the surface of the lands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-04
THE PENSION FIGURE.

a Stat, ment Showing the Actual Increase
This Year.
WASHINGTON, October "a statement
prepared at the Pension Office shows that
the number of certificates for original pen.
sions issued during the months of July,
August and September, 1887, was s, 7O5,
and during the corresponding months of the
present year 13, 600. The certificates issued
during the last three months were as fol-
lows: July 1893; August, 4 23l, and Sep
tember, 5,126.
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Advice TO Mothers.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription OF
one of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
hv millions Of mothers for their children
During the process of teething its value is
incalcuable. 1t releaves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests its mother
Price 25e q bottle.
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A STINGING BLOW.
Candidate Campbell Makes Startling Ex-

Candidate Campbell Makes Startling Ex-
pOsures.
CINCINNATI, October 3.-Hon. James
A. Campbell, Democratic candidate for
Governor, created sensation in his address
last night. He read letter from Geo. W.
TOpp, one of Foraker's appOintees as a
member of the Board Of Public Works,
proposing fraudulent deal and division
Of the proceeds with a well'known con-
tractor. Republicans are paralyzsd by
the exposure. They claim that TOpp was
insane.
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DOWN IN THE SEA.

Twenty.E'ght Lives Lost on Foundered
Steamer.
NEW YORK, October 3-A dispatch to
the Maritime Exchange, dated Nassau,
September so, announces that the Earn
moor, a British steamer from Baltimore 10
Rio De Janeiro, had foundered at sea in a
gale on Septemtember 3. All hands were
lost except Z, who were landed at Nassau.
The total loss is about %.
The EarnmOOr was a British steamer Of
1920 tons, commanded by Captain Grey.
She left Baltimore August 29 and sailed
the next day from Hampton Roads for Rio
JaneirO.
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STILL IN DOUBT.
But Democrats Have the Best Hope In
Montana.

Montana.
HELENA, MONT, October 3-Returns 8
from counties in which the result is dis
puted have not come in today. Park
county, which was given to the Rspubli-
cans yesterday by 800 majority, now shows
only $50. The Republicans now estimate
their majority for Governor at 100,
while the Democrats claim Toole's elec-
tiOn by 400. The returns from Silver
Bow county, which elects eleven members
10 the Legislature, are still incomplete
The ID D.mocrats claim nine of these and
possibly all. The Republicans only con-
Cede six to the Democrats. The Rspubli-
cans now only claim three msjority on
joint ballot in the Legislature, while the
Democrats claim nine. The Silver Bow
county returns, which will probably be
complete before morning, will take the
Legislature out OF doubt and probably the
Governor also.
Garter, Republican, for Congress, has q
majority Of about 400
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CABLE COMBINATIONS.

It is believed that the Earl Of Fife will
be Lord Stanley's successor as Governor
General.
The French government will prosecute
the Intransiqeant for asserting that funds
belonging to the War Office were used in
earring the recent electors.
The North German Gazette emphatically
denies that any changes are contemplated
in the German Embassies at London and
Paris.
Ex-Queen Natalie firmly declines to &C
cept any conditions relative to her sojourn
in Belgrade, which threatens to be indefn.
ite.
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Kate CastIeton.

II matters little to the public under
what guise this favOrite appears, whether
as the star in Pop" "Cfazy Patch" "A
Paper Doll, !" or as the quaint little Qusk-
eress, singing so demurely "For Goodness
Sake Don't Say I Told YOU" or dozen
successes which might be named; they
seem satisfied TO admire her personality,
applaud her songs and in general extend to
her hearty welcome on all sides. She
certainly holds high place in the regard
of the theatre going public, and che viii
he at the Opera House next Monday and
Tuesday evenings.
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NEW YORK BUILDERS
VIII Fight the Boycott Against Peck, Ma
fin & Co,

VIII Fight the Boycott Against Peck, Mar
tin & Co.
NEW YORK, October The members
Of the Building Material Exchange held q
meeting yesterday afternoon to consider
the matter of the boycott placed on Peck,
Martin & Co. by the various trade unions.
Resolutions were adopted denouncins the
boycott as un-American and therefore not
to be sustained or in any manner encour'
aged. 1t was resolved that the influence
of the exchange as @ body be exerted IN
favor of conducting business on the broad
principles as laid down by the pest author
tiles on economic subjects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-04

Errors, Cleveland 3. New York ,.
Hits, Cleveland >, New York II.
Pitchers, O'Brisn and Keefe.
Earned runs, New York g.
Three base hits, Gore (2l, Ewing.
Stolen bases, Tebsau, Ward, Faatz, d.
IL Richardson and Conner.
First base on balls, Cleveland 3, New
York D
Hit by pitched ball, Faatz o..
Struck out, Cleveland q, New York :.
Time, lis.
Umpire, Lynch
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a Now Belt Road to Connect Iron Works

a New Belt Road to Connect Iron Works.
McKEEsPoRT, PA, October 3.-The
prominent manufacturers whose interests
are concentrated here have formed syn
dicate for the building of belt line, not
to cost more than $500, 900. 1t will be
known as the YOughiogheDy Connecting
Railroad, and will bring into close COM
munication with each other Woods Mill,
the National Tnbe and Rolling Mill, the
Monorgahels Company's furnaces, DENIM
Ter Iron and Steel Works, Howard Glais
Works, Allegheny, Bessemer Steel Works
and the Duquesne Tube Works.
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PATCHED UP PEACE.
;awlIns and Locke Both Agree to With

Rawllns and Locke Both Agree to With
draw.
COLUMBUS. o Oc.Ocer 3.-Messrs. Raw
Inns and Locke, Republican rivals for the
State Senate in the Eighteenth district,
we're in consultation with Chairman Con-
ger, of the Republican State Committee,
last night, relative to the settlement OF
their difficulty. The result is that a man
ifesto was prepared, the import of which
was that both Rswlins and Locke with
drew from the field. A new convention
will be called, and it is understood will be
open TO all comers.
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IT. AHIAf Do'ANA -
Errors. Pittsburg 8. Boston ,.
Hits, Pittsburg 3, Boston 10
Prchers, Calvin and ClarksOn.
Umpire, Powers.
TFo. base hits, Fields.
Frs. on bale, by Calvin ,, ClarksOn 2.
Struck ont, by Calvin 3, ClarksOn ..
Time, las.
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E.cnned the storm. Fury.

CITY OF MEXICO, September 3.-The
steamer Ybero arrived at Vera Cruz yes.
tsrday, bringing five ship-wrecked Span
iards from the brig CuorutaeO, eight ship
wrecked FreDchmen from the bark Angus
tin and SIX ship-wrecked Eaglishmen from
the brig Olivia.
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pstwIIer,. OuestlOnable Record.

ST. LOUIS, October S.-General Sscre-
tary Wright gave a history of Detwiler,
the leader Of the snti-Powderly movement
this evening. He said Detwiler had been
a one-horse lawyer, became labor sgita-
tor, and he hired political agent of the
Republican committee in Chicago. He
had been mixed up in number of un-
savory scandals.
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Death From Marital UnhappIness.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 3.-Mrs.
Kate NJ. Nye committed suicide last even
ing by jumping from the third story win
dow Of the house, No. III West Jefferson
street, where che and her husband were
boarding. Marital unhsppiness was the
cause.
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MRS. HAMILTON ILL.
Numerous Dime Museum Offers for Baby
BEATRICE.

Numerous Dime Museum Offers for Baby
BSatrice.
MAYS LANDING, N. J., October 8
Mrs. Robert Ray Hamilton is a sick wo-
man. She is not very i'll, but is in very
miserable condition. Iufuerzi has a
=; 7sSe iI,' r I'm grip on her, and she suffers
! 7Sslderably. Baby Beatrice was with her
pretended mother only few hours during
the day. The little one is fretful and
peevish, and does not seem at all con-
tented with Mrs. Hamilton, but is per-
fsctly good natured when in charge of the
Sherih's WIFE During the last few days
the prisoner has received number of let
ters from managers of dime museums in
various parts OF the country offering q
liberal sum for the privilege Of putting the
child on exhibition.
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A rataI BoIler ExplosIon

sneCIaI IeIesIHn % IIIV IsVsIs'VI'
CHARLESTON, W. VA, October S.-This
afternoon boiler III a saw mill on Indian
creek, this county, blew mp and resulted
in killing Dick Leach and his son Tom,
and ipiuring several Others seriously.
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Eloped with Her Hu bands Prisoner.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, September B.
A Little Falls special to the Journal Gays:
quite sensation was created here this
morning by the discovery that Mrs. j. P.
Sand, wife of the Deputy Sheriff, had
taken her husbands revolver, keys and
fifty dollars, and after liberating John
Mitchell, sentenced at late term of the
District court to the state reformatory,
at St Cloud, eloped with him.
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A Blood-rhirsty Cana dian Statesman.

CHICAGO. October 3 "A dispatch from
Ottawa, Oat., says: E O. Baker, repre-
sentins vietoris, B. c., in the Dominion
Parliament, has resigned his seat owing
to his inability TO secure redress for those
of his constituents who have been seized
by United States cruisers in Behring Sea.