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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
Bismarck Tarles John NM.

BERLIN, August 1.-THE North German
Gazette, Prince Bismark's organ, referring
to the impending Of the German Colonial
Company, says that angry protests against
the action of British officials are politically
undesirable. England, the Gq.dtc says.
will eventually set matters right. II Ger
many had been consulted she might have
pointed out weighty objections against She
German Emin relief expedition. Germany
would regret the expedition adopting GER
tain political aims or encroaehing on Brit
ish spheres or interests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
THE DEAD MANS LIFE.
A short sketch Of His Violent and Turbu-
len. Career.

A short sketch OF His Violent and Turbu-
len. Career.
David S. Terry was born in Tcdd coun-
ty, Kentucky, in 1923 lie served in the
Texan army uader Sam Houston. He
came to California in 1Si9 and settled in
Cl.varas ounty. In 1855 be was elected
Justice Of the Supreme Court of California
on the Native American ticket and upon
the death ofChiet Justice Murray, in 1857,
Judre Terry became Chief Justice. He
was opposed to the Vigilance Committee CT
l.65 and stabbed one of the members Of
that committee who had attempted to ar
rest Maloney, friend Of Terry. Terry
was held bv the Yigilsntes, but was after
wards released. He killed Senator Bfod-
eriek in 1859 as 6 result Of political dit-
fsreaces, Terry belonging TO what wss
known as the Chivalry wing Of the Dem
ocrat;c party. 10 1850 Terry was defeated
as a Hancock electOr, although his assO-
cistss were elected.
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FOR WEST VIRGINIANs.

Only one Postomce. but Number of PEN
sions from Tanners MIL,
Special TtlegrGm 20 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, d. O., August14.-Emily
V. Burke hes been appointed postmaster at
Sunhower, Fayette county, vice VIM.
Plummer, IT., removed.
WEST VIRGINIA PENSIONS
were granted to-day as follows; Original
invalid Washington Ely, John Strickler.
increase Geo. W. Kirkmsu, Moabadsk
Cowan, VIM. G. Adams. Original widows
Minors of Anthony o. Schultze; Sophia
Haid, formerly widow of A. @. Schultze
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
HOMENYARD HOUND.
The President Bids Adleu to Blaine and
Bar Ha, Dor.

The President BIDS Adleu to Blaine and
Bar Ha bOr.
BANGOR, Maine, August N.-lt was
raining when President Harrison left Bar
Harbor this morning. The President was
driven to the wharf, and in the salon OF
the Sappto parting greetings with Secre-
tary Blaine were exchanged. Hancock
Point was reached at 9:l5 and the train
taken 10 Washington. Crowds gathered
to meet him at Ellsworth and Bangor, but
there were no stops and no demonstration.
Bath was reached at | p. m, and the
President received hearty New Euglsnd
greeting. 1t was dissgreesble afternoon
The President was driven in closed car
risge to Mr.. Sswall's residence, where
lunch was served. A reception was held
in the public building shortly afterwards,
and President Harrison made a short ad-
dress of thanks. The President and party
then reentertd carriages and inspected
the various ship yards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
ACLAIM FOR CONFORMATION.

The Dominion Cabinet Considers the Black
Diamond Seizure
OTTAWA, ONT August LITTLE Do
minion Cabinet had a sitting yesterday 10
consider the Behripg Sea question, nearly
all the papers in connection with the seiz-
ure Of tn, Black Diamond having reached
here
A claim for compensation, through the
medium of the Imperial authorities, will
be submitted as soon as further details
reach Ottawa. Sir John Macdonald, the
Premier, is at the seaside. He sent to
Ottawa Monday for further information
respecting the seizure The claims for
compensa ion for previous seizures aggre-
gate S12O, 600.
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AFamlIv Wiped out.

AUBvRN, y. Y, August l4-Aurora,
Csyuga county, is much excited over the
prevalence of diphiheria. In one family
five deaths have occurred sirce last Thurs
dsv. when the 16-year-Old daughter of
Bernard McMsaus. q farmer living south
of the village, died, and since then his vile
ard three children have died and two
others sIe still sick, with no hope OF re-
coyery. Many other cases are reported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
THE LIE DIRECT

Given to Headsnsn Ciarkson by Henry
Grady.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE Consti'
siituti0n at Atlanta will publish AN edi-
tOrisl tomorrow, charging AssistOnt Post
master General Clarkson with deliberately
misrepresenting the facts in regard to the
appointment Of Tenny. colOred man, to a
position in the pCstoffice. 1t denies that
Tenny headed the civil service list, and
denies Mr.. Ciarkson's assertions that
Tenny was appointed to position, in
which he would not come in contact with
whites.
Mr.. Clarkson was interviewed in regard
to tie matter tonight, but declined 10
make any statement.
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GONE WITH BOOTY.

DR. Hammond Mstron Lsavss Suddenly
and Nystsriously
WASHINGTON, D. c., August l4.-Ex-
Surgeon General William A. Hammond,
who has erected fashionable sanilaIium
for high-toned neryous diseases, in the
suburbs of the Capital, has had
trouble with his matron. She has disap-
pesred and So, 600 simultaneously vanish
ed. The police are after the woman, but
have thus far failed TO get any traces OF
her. Dr.. Hammond said tonight that
be could give no particulars as he WIS
obligated by the police not to do so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
TERRY'S OPEN GRUDGE.

Tho origiu of ATS Hatred tor Associate
Justice Fieid.
sAN FEANOl-co. August 1.-THE an
nouncemeut chat Judge David s. Terry
haG been slo. and kiIlei in railway
depot at L1.brop, California, this morn
ine. as the result OF an attem2! to provoke
personal alteration with Justice stephen
j.. Field. Of the d.. s.. Supreme Court
caussd extraordinary excitement Ia this
city. Toe scene OF the tragedy is eighty
three miles feom tbiscity hy rail. and is
The breakfsst,uE station for the southern
oyers6d tain. Toe possibility of an ea-
counter between Terry snd Justice Field
has been recognzed ever since tne Inn
p-islnmsnt 0I Terry for contempt OF co1rt
tsn months aso.
Prominent r1LuuC AZ FIGrRE
judge Terry has always been "a prom
inent figure in the political history OF the
state The kulirg OF Bgojerck caused so
tbe time deep personal resentment against
Terry by a portion OF the people OF the
State. which Threatened -o terminate his
.sreer in C8luornis, bnt be always bad
number Of adhTsn.s and remained the
state though he hsr only once or twice
been before the people for pC- lion. lie
rss married l0 Sarah Althea Hdl. who
.,.msd 10 be- the wife of ex Senator
sharon. while prosecuting her claim against
Irs sharon estate This Brought him into
r resfotf1, attitude toward Justice Field
..ho last wear rendered a decision IN tie
circui. court. in this city denying her
ann .0 De the wife oi SHARON.
ORIGIN or THE DIFFICULTY.
Nrs Terry created scene in court
during t1e rsaGiugof the decision charging
.l..ice Field Wits being corrupt, and az
-ae refused io reuain quiet Justice Field
directed that she Dee removed from court
When adapu.v attempted 10 carry Out the
order OF the Court. she became involved
Irs personal quarrel with that chcial,
and Judge Terry iutsrierei, drawing q
1asesr from bis vest He was oisarmed.
and both Terry snd bis wife were acl Judged
.u conteup.. and committed to Jail In
Che meantime judge Field went 20
Washington 90 resuue his duties on the
bench, returning TO this city SIX weeks
f.o
AuEtDLN ENDor SrER FEARED
Newspaper articles were printed intma-
ur- tnstit would be dangerous for Justice
fsiMi flirs Terry tomse, psTsOuaily,ss
teas though. the latter might insult the
lo-ue- while the fac. was also recognized
taat Justice Eleld would hs quick 20 resent
an al-acs from Terry. knowing it could
only result fatally TO one OF the other 10
v.eT e.. the lattsr's record. Whether Ter
ry hsl Intended 90 provoke Justice Field
sod j.aW weapon before the latter could
-urn IS. o. c'ore, not known, as Deputy
Nie'e. WHO sat opposite. prevented this hy
tuDs r.,ullgg 10 the instant death OF
Terry
rr-ucE FIELD ARRESTED.
Caefci Police Crowley received a dis
uatc1 t0u Sreru Culnirgham Of Stock
500. 90 srro-t Justice Field and Dspuiy
M.r-hal Nagle on thc arrival Of the train
at Oasltrd Capt. Lees at once left Tor
oakland. aud viii take them into custody
unless they leave the train at some point
along the road
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
SERIOUS CHARGES
Made Against the omcers of the Ironton
Iron Works.

Made Against the Officers of the Ironton
Iron Works.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, August ID
Some time ago receiver was appointed
for the E.na Iron Works, at Ironton, O
At the time there was desire to keep the
matter as quiet as possible. Yesterday
two answers were fled by creditors ol
the cor rcern which contain allegations that
may throw some light for the desire tC
keep the public in ignorance Of the mat
ter.
Those filing the answers are the State
Creek Iron Company, having a claim for
IS, OPT 54, and the Chaplin Mining Com
pany, having claim of s.. GIG "a. The
answers allege that the company acted
fraudulently in securing the receiver, who
is the President of the concern, that he
recognizes fraudulent claims and ID ex'
pending the receipts Ofthe concern in pay
ment OF them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
THE SLIGO STRIKE SETTLED.

The Firm Agrees to Withdraw All Son
Union Made Muck Iron.
PTrTsBURG. August II The strike Al
the Sligo Mills is settled. The mill com
mittee OF the men and representatives OF
the firm of Phillips, Nemick & Co. met in
conference this afternoon for the purpose
Of arranging the differences between them.
The firm agreed TO withdraw all non union
muck iron, and with this point settled.
the men declared they were satisfied and
had no further grievance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15

Tr1usyrLLE, PA, August 14.-Eli Bail
ey and his son-in-law, Jack Plummer. got
drunk a. Gossyille, near Grand Valley,
last night, snd in a fight which ensued
Plummsr WAS fatally stabbed. Bailey is
in jail PlummeT cannot live. lie was
stabbed thirteen times in the abdomen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
The Emnerorr Having Fun. .

BERLIN, August l4-GmperOT William
and the Emperor OF Austria left Berlin at
7:i5 o'clock this morning for Spsndau,
where sham fgtt took place One di-
vision o. ten battaliOna used the new
smokeless powder, while their opponents
used the old style OF powder. The con
trast between the effects OF the two eXplo-
sives was striking.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
JUSTICE FIELDS STORY.
De Describes the Shooting as He Saw 1t
He Was Guarded


SAN FRANCISCO, August l4.-Justce
Field was seen when the overland train ar
rived here this evening. He said he had
been informed thst Terry had made threats
against him, and Deputy Nagle had been
detailed to &C. ss guard. The two walked
into the eating room of Lathrop this morn
ing and took seats. Judge and Mrs.
Terry came in shortly afterwards. Mrs.
Terry seeing them turned to leave. Judge
Terry arose and walked back of him, and
to his astOnishment struck him a heavy
blOs on the face SEEING that he was
ready to strike again, Nsgle cried Stop
Stop" and as Terry was raising his arm
q second time Nagle fred, killing Terry
a. the first shot
Protection was sccOrded to Justice
Field. it is said, on the order Of Chief JUS
tice Fuller, who ,elegraphed that he must
be protected 1t ali hazards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
R4publlosn Leasue Magna,e,

SARATOGA. " Y, August 1.-THE last
official session OF the National League Of
Republican Clubs was held here to-day.
The principal topic Of discussion was the
place for holding the next convention. The
New York Tribune was made the official
organ of the League.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
nr.rnn Covered VIC Forest FIres.

CHICAGO, August IA special from
Portland. Oregon, says: The atmosphere
for miles around is thick with smoke and
eioders and burning brands are falling in
sbowers. All the northwestern country
sesms 10 be burning up 10 forest fires. It
i sstimated thst the total dsmsge By
f,r.,t fres in the northwest this year will
amount TO nearly $50, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
The Ci,v York Won.

NEW YORK, August 14.-Midnighs-
The Inmau steamer City OF New York,
which left Queenstown at 2 D. m. last
Thursdsy, has Just been reported, nothing
having yet been heard from the new White
Star steamer Teutonic, which left Qusens-
town the same hour as the City OF New
Tork
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15

NEW YORK, August li.-At large meet
ing of thu Operative Plasters' Association. .
held last night in the BreyOort Hall, it "s7
resolved to raise the scale Of wages from
SiOO TO 81 30 per day Of nine hours' work.
The bosses are to be notified thai the new
scale takes effect on next Thursday. II
the demand is not granted, they will strike
in every shop in The city. This union
ia very strong and embraces about
1900 men. This is the busy season IN the
trade, and the men think the bosses will
have TO yield.
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QUICKEST on RECORD.

The City Of Paris Again Lowers the Time
Across the Ocean.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE steamship
City OF Paris, which sailed from New York
on Wednesday last, snd passed Sandy
Hook 4.O5 p. m, that day, has arrived at
Queenstown. Her time-lye days, TWEEN
tg-taree hours ard forty minutes-is
foTty.uine minutes. faster than the previ-
ous best record for a steamer going east
Ward acrosa the Atlantic.
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IUEtnLY ENC0ISTER FEARsD.

Cnefci Police Crowley received a dis
pat,l tou Saer1 Cunuir CHAM Of Stock
.on. to srre-t Justice Field and Deputy
Mer-hal Nagle on thc arrival Of the train
at OtsI4rd Capt. Lees at once left Tor
oakland. aud viii take them into custody
unless they leave the train at some point
along the road
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Only Temporary Stimulation.

CHICAGO, August 14-Speakiug of the
Brown. Sequsrd discovery, DR.. Brewer re-
marked, it WAT nonsense to think THAI
there was any permanent vitality in the
elixir, and that the system could only be
temporarily stimulated by it. The com
pOnent psrtl of the glands of lamb, be
said, are not radically different from the
other paris OF the body or those of any an
,.,,a1
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DISTILLERS ALARMED.
They VIII Make a Fight Against CommiA-
sioner Mason's Last Order.

sioner Mason's Last Order
WASHINGTON, August 14.-Commis-
sioner John W. Mason has become involved
in lively row with the Louisville distill'
e.s. Commissioner Mason lately issued an
order, that any distillery operating under
any name or style other than that, in
which ii executed its annual notice, should
erect a seperate warehouse, furnish new
bond, and the frst package distilled under
the new name should be marked No. l Of
a new series.
TIE order, if enforced, would revolution
izs the whisky trade. 1t has been the
custom for disiillefies TO manufacture
whisky for many different firms, giving
the product the brand Of the firm for
which it is made, and storing it with other
brands. This was done On mere notice to
the collector that on such and such day
the distillery would be operated in the
name OF such and such firm. This would
be impossible under the new order, and
the dstilleTiss will fight it bitterly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
Death Ia the EdxIr.

ST. LOUIS, August 14.-Dr. A. B.
Shaw, of this city, submitted quantity
OF the BrowD-S guard Elixir 10 a micro
scopic examination to day, and found it
alive with countless bacteria. He thinks
the uss of it unless under ths strictest con-
ditions is extremely dangerous.
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rr.dIe.lin ini.LivIng.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-A dispatch from
London says. A large number of tele-
grams have been received here asking for
veri6cation OF the report circulated IN
New York and elsewhere in America that
Fred Leslie had died here. Mr.. Leslie
himself is authority for the statement that
he is alive and in excellent health IN this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
A Sensational Story Denied.

BIRMINGHAM,-ALA., August 1.-THE
story circulated throughout the country
Yesterday, that an old negro, who claim
ed to be the Prophet Daniel, persuaded
three negros to plunge into the consuming
heat of a blast furnace, upon investigation
proves to be wild fake" without the
slightest foundation outside of the Biblical
suggestion.
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qUIErNEss PREVAILS.

The Hecla Works Started Up Under Guard
No Trouble Anticipated.
GREESsBURG, PA, August l4.-Qaiet'
ness prevails at Hecla. The works were
started up this morning and all the men
bat half a dczsn Huns reported for duty.
The men are guarded by deputies, and
they will remain there until the supeIln-
tendent feels that safety is assured. The
comp plete reports up to date give 1O,442
ovens now working under tn scale.
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Four Bodies 81 Johnstown.

JoHSsTOwS, PA, August 14.-Four
more bodies were found and removed to
the morgue to-day. Two Of them were
women and two were children. They were
all in bad state Of decomposition. One
Of the women was well dressed and may
have been passenger on the day express.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
EgDSI TURBULENT CAREER
3n assault on Justice Field
Quickly Avenged
TsRRYS SLAP ON The FACE


, A.. IT n, the Az
',.-' .-.-,,.5 train here
i.'' ID. --e Ia,
H, '.'' '" -'--' ~ ,,--.,..i
stephen J. Field ana Deputy O' D. -'l' ''--''
Da.l Nsz,e walsei into Che depot o'oins
-,o.. f,. hreskf,.. and sat d0wn side 10y
.r-l.. p,,;5 " Terry
-ii. '' ".'-
acd wife came 10 a--o.
NIL- rsEEf IS ANGER
Tr.v we're proceeding 20 another table
L.- sr-s rarry evidently rscosriziog
,.... Int -sti-s5
JuaNc- .-.d -'' -e'
t3 tie tain for some unknown purpose
p.-.-s .rs reseSe3 it however. and as
t.sr.al,.. .,;.,,,,, -oor, Tu9re
e'- r.-,,.-s .t,.,,-
Terry apl.''''7o y ~.'.,- ~
Ing over lam, sl-pf-l n.s '-~s'
.t.r -rporsu THE HEART.
MT. ,r,-sb,i N,gle
a tl-7 l'-'-'''
arose 'rlm his -ei- alA auo- '"1so
tb.or.t .le hear. As be- was ia.hng the
,.--.- .,s-.-.f .t,la aga.n bn. missed him,
.t....-., th, r,or Both
l1e 0'"-. 80 --...-..,.
slos vsa lrsd n very v l',N 80 su1,S's 'oe, ,u.
lhs irttr -.'-i .'- "
being -fo-
is sA..-.'
bad r.i.y tIal when MIS- te'fy
ia-.-t 'a i1e -..l ,- - ..i ,-N e,e.e 80 oe y
-. r.sbes
t". . Dt.t....ra.. etft' tee..NN
from l-- ailil< 'o'l- A-'. others lusIol 'l'
ulrrE ms ..-ie ' ''..'e 's'l 9'u DsPu'J
halsla. N'i'e feieh'sl ,o q Sleeping oa1'
~here t-c. were s'ca','y ,ocAsl W., .,-
A' u-' PITS Lsi,y "ou-1 q C4lt r 4. - -s
,.'1 % 1-.,,,s- .11 - ~ - ets
- .- -'... = y 49,. 80 -. to,,5 he
,,t'' "-' "-' '''''-' '"'' V-
''-
NAo-E SnEA Arrest
He informed tne epectSt, Ii tn'. TIC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
New Dynamite Gun.

TRENTON, August 1.-THE New jersey
Steel and Iron Company have begun WORK
on six large dynamite guns for the Uniiel
States Government, the o;der coming
through the Dynamite Gun Company ., o'
New York. The guns are so feet long
inches in diameter and will be made ID
three sections.
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WILL MRS. MAVERICK CONFESS .
No Reprievo to BE Granted Until Possibly
The Last Moment.

No Reprievo to BE Granted Until Possibly
The Last Moment.
LONDON, August l4-The execution Of
Mrs. May brick has been fixed for August
26. Members of Parliament whose rcla.
tions with the Home Secretary are intimate
e1 press the belief that he will postpone
action in the case of Mrs. Msybrick until
the last moment, with the idea that size
may ye. confess. This was the course Mr.
Matthews pursued in the case OF lipsly,
and while the whole English nation was
was bowling for his pardon as an innocent
man, the murderer very ungr0teiully con
feseed his crime, and Mr. Matthews Was
vindicated.
This msneuyer, however, can hardly be
expected to work twice. Mrs. Maybrick
has undoubtedly been posted, aud if sue
is guilty will be led TO expect pardon up
to the moment she ascends the gallows,
and 20 a confession is hardly among the
possibilities. II is learned that Mrs May
brick took passage on the steamer Aurania,
which sailed for New York Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
CABLE COMBINATIONS

German labor inspectors report that the
number of children employed in factories
increased 20 per cent. in tbs last year.
The coroner's Jury in the case of Alice
Mackenzie, the last woman killed in the
White Chapel district, returned q verdict
that che WAS murdered by some unknown
persOn,
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SHOT THE JUDGE.

A Defeated sultor Takes the Law Into HI,
Hands.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, August 4.-Yester'
day afternoon Superior Judge W. L.
Pisree. Of this city, was shot and seriously
wounded by W. s. Ciendennin. The
Jcdge was talking with Ex-Governor Mur-
ray, OF T. tab, when Clendennin passed down
street, stopped suddenly, and drawing 3
revolver, shot Judge Pierce in the back. A
Judicial opinion by Pierce unfaVorable to
Clendennin is understood to be the cause
OF the shooting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
Mr.. Dayi. Rel.gatsd to Private Llfo.

MARIETTA, O, August II Hon. I. +.
Davis, " no was elected two years 'go to the
Senate, and subsequently President pro
TEN. of that body, was relegated to private
life yesterday. Mr Davis WAS candi-
date for denomination by the Republican
convention. but p. J. Cleayelsnd, of Noble
county. easily walked of with the plum.
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HIS ART WAS TRUE.
A Lover Msrries HIS Betrothed While sh
In 10

A Lover Marries HIS Betrothed While She
Is In jail
JERSEY CITY, August 14.-Marie Rose
Bablich was recently sentenced to two
years imprisonment for burglary and vii
soon be taken to the State prison. She, on
the eve of her wedding, because her trous
seau did not suit her, entered her ex-sm
ployeI 4 residence and stole three dresses
She was to have married William Kant
man.
Last night Kaufman secured the servi-
ces Of Justice Aldridge, and they went to
the county Jail where Miss Bablich waf
made Mra. Kaufman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
Centennial of Dickinson college

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., August II
Dickinson College celebrated here To-Day
its one hundred and sixth anniversary.
Resolutions passed pledge those present !. 70
make personsl efforts 10 secure ouO s'u-
dents and 81, ,OOO, 900 for the college.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
As.a..inatsd hv Nerross.

JACKSON, TENN, August 14.-Abou'
o'clock this morning, as Chief Of Ponce
CASTOR was walking around the all he
was fr>d upon by negroes, receiving zen zen
buckshot in his face and chest. lie Will
die
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
rndnr.ed Chlcagols olaIm.

PEORIA, Ill, August l4.-At meet
ing Of the State Board of Agriculture,
held here yesterday, the Board adopted a
resolution endorsing Chicsgo's claims for
the Worlds Fair. The full Board was
present,
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Another no.ton dan aone WRONG.

Boston, August II Bernard K Gun
ningham. baok-kseper for Soley, Gay &
Dorr, bankers and brokers, Of this city,
was arrested las. evening in Newtonyille
on the charge of having embezzled 5000
from the firm during the last six months.