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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-04
LET ERIN BE FREE.
MICHAEL DAVITT DEMANDS COMPLETE
SEPARATION.
BE Says That BE Would Support Mr. Pansls
Plans, Howevsr-0thsr Foreign News
Salisbury Insultsd On the Streets
Of London.

LONDON, July 3. Mr.. Davitt continued
his testimony before the Parnell Commits.
sion to-day. He stated that he would not
object to joining any movement to secure
the independence of Ireland, il such a
movement was backed by force strong
enough to justify the hope OF its success.
Mr.. Davitt said he did not approve Of
the Clerkenwell explosion. he regretted
the attack on the prison van, in which a
brave policeman was killed, bat applsuded
the men who made the attack for trying to
save their friends. While in prison, he
concluded that movement by secret soci
cites would do no good and when
released he held a conference with the
Irish leaders Republican Brotherhood
in Paris regarding the advisability Of an
open movement. Mott Harris, one OF
those with whom he conferred, had given
permission for his name to be divulged.
but at present the witness could not di-
yulge the names of the other Irish Repub-
lican Brotherhood Leaders without their
permission. Chief Justice Hannen said
thai Attorney General Webster was enti-
tied to press the question ~ TO what others
were present, but could wait until the end
of the examination 10 do so Witness
further said that be failed TO win the Irish
Republican Brotherhood Leaders 10 ap-
prove Of the adoption Of an open move
ment, with the exception of Harris. He
intended to make the Land question a
, stepping stone to the
INDEPENDENCE OF IRELAND.
Treating the Landlords as an English Gar
rison. The Leagues Land programme,
witness said, had now become the pro-
grsmme of the Tory Government. Laugh
ter.
Attorney General Webster read resolu-
tions demanding the overthrow of British
domination and the establishment OF an
Irish Republic Mr.. Davitt admitted that
he wac present at the meeting in America
when tbe resolutions were adopted. He
stated that b. did not dissent He said:
81 am a Republican by principle" The
solutions were csbled 10 Mr.. Parnell,
but never reached him. Witness had
peyer discussed them with Mr. Parnell.
Mr.. Davitt said:
PARNELL OPPOSES SEPARATION.
"Mr. Parnell and differ, because Mr.
Parnell is opposed to complete separation,
brit il he got his me sure through would
Loyalty support it, II he was successful
the demand for separation would eventu-
ally die" Continuing, tine witness said
he had made fifty speeches in America in
which he asked the extremists to try Mr..
Parnell's movement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-04
JOHN L. HASTHE CALL
1rns 0FFgggD IN Favor or IHb CHEAT
AID ONLY SULLIVAN.
r...-r,tHs Admirers Toe, bli They Seem Oaa-
.wa nsr Money Preparations for The
rs.-GoEp 85,ut hs Principals
-MslSPp. Militia.

,-.,, osrr,Ns. July 3.-As ihe day Of
,...i.a-... rasr the excitement becomes
,-. ,,..... ao5 ihou-ands OF people eN-
49,. t,.m4..v-- az being anxious 10 go 60
.,....,ea. ths min, no matter where it
.,.-o.cs Enthusiasts engaged in busi-
leaf laying the foundation for
ora Be ing on the result was
ry to-d,y, there being plenty
money but little Kill
r in sight The Kilrsin
III, holding back for the
.4-.-t .. ths bookmakers and the
lro.irs sre expected in to day. One
b4to $3.50 Oh $50 ou sullivan was placed
to-l.v. and h.s O.. 500 TO $50 ana flOO
to $50 oa Sol ivsn were offered, but iouno
no fakar. The Sullivan men are not
Offering rdf. because oey rnrerrate hil-
-,,r h. because the atter's friends are
sby iuat row. Oas friend Of kilrain said:
.tIt would he Impossible for man fed on
go-ton baked besrF .o get away with a
man fed ON canvsss back ducks and Ches-
,Daak- OYSTERS ard Land small wager
ON his opinion.
Prof Butler will have charge Of the ring
police. who ulll number 200 men They
are to ba sworn in ON Sunday next at the
Office Of the Spirf 0f fis South The man-
sge-s of The ighs give assurance that the
-tr.o-t order VIII be- maintained.
spscial train left over the Qnc-n and
Crescent route to-day. having a. passen-
gsrs the managers and friends OF the Two
slrseer-. ard they oid not return until
late in t1e night ,,,s
Tbs Yonus Mems Gymnastic Club held
"A meeting tonight To- arrange Tor the re-
rention of Sullivan who will reach mere 90
-,erro,r lie win De- met at The depot by
d I,rys delegation of officers ana most
,,-,r,inant members and he driven 20 tue
eioh rooms. where the champion Will oe
Welcomed in as quiet A manner as possible
tfts- ib,f he viii be taken 70 his quar-
fers st Spanish i1rL
Three rooms have been prepared 20 Tue
C.,sino f,r Sullivan and trainers. Lney
eo,rsct .ith each other aud are comiorta-
bly furnished, c,-, Ill, -sos;v.
Knnin. and a large delegation wll 20 on
ON q special train tO meet him on FRIDAY
Eiirsin and party viii embark on q special
train at the meeting point and come
TO the city. where carriages Will
lake them t0 She club rooms, where
9n,rtsrs have been prepared for nlm.
III isa curious thing 20 note the sudden
faith that has sprung up in the curative
water of Ahia Sprngs and the desire that
has suddenly seized a great number OF peo'
nls fo seek the perfume of the pines.
5fost svsrv one met on the streets Is going
90 Abila SPRING on Monday.
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A SOUTHERN WAR SCARE.
Costa Rica and Nicaragua Making Face
at Zach Other.

Costa Rica and Nicaragua Making Faces
at Each other.
CHICAGO, July IA special dispatch
from San Francisco says: Sensational
news of a probable war between Costa Rica
and Nicaragua over the canal comes from
Panama by steamer. The Managa CORES
pOndent of the Panama Star and Herald
say the war party has contIol OF the Costa
Rica Government, and urges immediate in
vasion of Nicaragua, unless heavy indem-
nifty be paid for carrying the canal in the
San Juan River for 900 miles along the
Costa Rica boundary. Costa Rica has a
much larger army than Nicaragua, and
the troops have recently been equipped
with the best guns from Europe"
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HUNrINGToN NEWS.

A Serious Acknowledgements to OBJ
serve the Fourth.
Specil T,lsgran 10 ne RCgis,er.
HUNTINGTON, ". VA, July IA
Chesapeake and Ohio switch engine push
ing several cars struck sn electric street car
at Ensign crossing, OF Twenty-secOnd
street, this evening, and did considerable
damage to the street car. There we're sew
eral passengers aboard, but no one was
hurt.
rHE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
The Fourth will be observed here by
two matches Of the national game between
the Acmes, of this city, and the Kentucky
Centrals, of COyington.
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WIIkIe CoIIIns Stricken

LONDON, July 3.-Wilkie Collins has
had another stroke of paralysis, the second
and he lies in an unconscious state At the
house where he was to have diDed Sunday
With Sebastian B. Schlesinger, one OF the
most prominent members OF the A9etlesn 1 "a
Colony here and an intimate ifieno u '"'
novelist.
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WIN Not Coaeh Mrs. Garter.

NEW YORK, July 3.-David BelascO is
disturbed because Manager E. G.. Gilmore,
Of the Academy Of Music, said that Mrs.
Leslie Carter, his new star, would be
coached by Mr.. BelascO on her tour next
season. Manager FrOhman, of the Ly-
ceum, said: ''NIr. Belasco's contract with
this theatre prevents his acceptance OF
contracts of that character, and IT may be
officially denied that be will give Mrs.
Carter lessons in stage work"
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CIT From the Pope.

BALTIMORE, July S.-A large golden
ostensOrium, richly iewelled, sent by Pope
Leo XIII. to Cardinal Gibbons as SOU
venir of the Pope's jubilee, is to be placed
upon the main altar Of the Cathedral for
use on special occasions. 1t is twice the
usual size of those in daily use upon the
altars Of Catholic churches, and 1t Is about
three feet from pedestal to apex. 1t Is
new. having been made for the jubilee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-04

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 3.-Mr. David
son announced tonight that he would con-
tinue TO run the club himself, as nobody
seemed to wantit All the talk about syn
dicates, he said, had proved to be wind
he had worn out his shoes and his patience
tramping after prospective buyers, bat had
been unable to find any; ne asked only
s. 500. but the best offer he received was
only s., 900, and this he would not listen
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BEAT THE DERVISHES.
: Ioody Battle With British and Egyptian
TrnonA


Troops
CAIRO, EGYPT, July 3.-An engage
ment has taken place at Arquin be
tween a force of Egyptian troops
under command of Col. Wodehouse, and "A
body of Dervishes. The Dervishes were
defeated and fled. Their loss was five
hundred killed or wounded. Seventy
Egyptians were killed or wounded. Three
English officers were also wounded. The
Deryishes attempted to effect a Judgement
on the river bank. Col. Wodehouse i'm
medistely advanced and attacked them
with field force. The Dervishes made
stubborn resistance but were finally forced
to retire, fighting as they went. They
were driven northward seven miles but
every foot Of the ground WIS hotly con
tested. Two guns belonging TO the enemy
were captured by the British. 1t is ex-
pected that further fighting will occur
shortly.
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SARAH ALrHEA TO LECTURE.
Mrs. Hnl-sharon. Ter. > VIII Make Her Bow
Soon.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-Every since
she emerged from the Alameda county
iail. Mrs. Sarah Althea Hill.Sharon-Terry
hc1 hidden herself from public gaze on her
husbands ranch at Fresno. Now she pro-
poses to lecture throughout the State,
having made contract with Charles Mac
Geachy, who three year ago tried to get
her - 90 on the stage. Sarah Althea's
contract calls for a private car, private
carriage and suits of rooms at which her
meals will be served at hotels, and she will
enjoy the luxury of maid and secretary.
She is to receive 20 per cent. of the receipts
when there are any. The lady's lecture
was written by herself and is said to TEEN
with wit and sarcasm.
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GOV. K. w. WILSON.

WIN Speak to Tammsny Hall on the
Glorious Fourth.
NEW YORK, July 3.-Tammany Hall
has made extensive preparations to cele-
brate the Fourth, and great banquet will
be given in the wig-wam tomorrow night.
A number of distinguished Democrats
from all over the country have accepted
invitations to be present, and speak. Gov.
Wilson, Of West Virginia, is one of these.
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sall.hurr In.uIted on London strset.

sAllHDury lnhuiteu on Lohuoh oN"NN
LONDON, July 3.-The Shah, accompa-
MED by several members Of the royal fam
lily, members of the diplomatic corps and
other prominent persons, WAS to-day es-
corted by procession to the Guided Hall.
Lord and Lady Salisbury were late in
starting. Owing 10 the dense crowds,
Lord Salisbury's carriage proceeded very
very slowly, without the occupants
being i5cognized, until Cheapside WAS
reached. Here il was Obliged to come to
stand still and the official uniform Of the
Premier attracted the attention Of the
sight seers, who banteTed his Lordship
until body of troops was procured to es-
cort him and Lady Salisbury to the Guild
Hall, which they wel1 Obliged TO enter
through the door assigned to ordinary Wis
itors. The police on duty at the entrance
stopped several detective who were follow
ing the Premier, and would not allow them
% enter until they had explained who they
were.
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o,.onarcar,ne Under = Ran.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July 81. A. Law
renee, Assistant State Dairy Commissioner
seized /, 200 pounds of OleOmsrgerine from
the warehouse Of packing company yes
terday afternoon. The presence OF oleo-
margarine in a dealers place OF business Is
regarded as prima faeie evidence Of inten-
tion to dispose of it in the State, and SO
Commissioners Lawrence seized the lot and
cnnfiscAred IL
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WILL NOT BE THERE.
Congressman Wilson Justly Resents Some
ul.rimed Reflections
...-..t.r r,..r..,.-,.,.. g., fha pserfcfar

Congressman Wilson Justly kesents SOms
ul.rimed Reflections
Special Telegram TO the Register.
TUNNELroN, W. VA, July S.-Hon.
william L. Wilson writes Capt. james E.
Murdock, Chairman of the Soldiers Re
union Committee, to omit his name from
the programme Of those who are to address
the Soldiers Reunion at Kingwood to-
morrow, as he will not be present Writers
IN the Era and Journal last week objected
10 Mr.. Wilson addressing the ex-soldiers,
because he WAS an ex-Confederate. A copy
of each OF the papers was mailed to Mr..
Wilson. hence his declinatiOn.
Soldiers and citizens alike are unant-
nous in their condemnation Of the articles.
A large crowd WAS going to attend the re-
union for the express purpose Of hearing
Mr. Wilson speak. Tonight they are
unanimous in saying they will not attend,
We can assure Mr.. Wilson that the ex-
soldiers are loudest in their condemnation
of Inc writers Of said articles, and they
sincerely regret that he will not be present
10 address them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-04
Patents for West vIrginians

Special Telegram 70 The Register.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Patents granted
to citizens Of West Virginia for the weeE
ending July 2, 1889, reported through the
Office off. F. Beal, Solicitor Of Patents,
No. 631 F street, Washington, D. O., are
as 70 lows: Harry E. Adams, Wheeling
Attachments for desks; d. A Sprinkle,
Pennsborro-WOOd Split Pulley; A. d.
Van Bibber, Zela-Nut-Lock.
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The B. s. o. Breaks Through the Freight
Pool

BALTIMORE, ND, July 3.-The Baiti-
more and Ohio Railroad, through First
Vice President Orland Smith, says: l
beg TO say that the Baltimore and ONO
Rsilroad Company, after full considera-
t;on has concluded, all circumstances con-
sidered, to take Independent action, ana
its tariff for corn and wheat on the basis
~ 90 cents from Chicago to New York
will take effect July 9th next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-04
Decrease in Wheat.

NEW YORK, July Special reports to
Bradstreet's show total offs. 900, 900 bush
els of wheat at Minneapolis, St. Paul, Mil
waukee. Duluth, and at over 900 interior
elevators in Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Dakota, as compared with 10, ,75O, 600 bush
els one month ago, Il, S0S, 900 bushels one
year ago, and 10, 779, 900 bushels two years
aUO
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A PIT OF DEATH.
The Thaxtn Railroad Horror Grows-Hardly Gar
Saved From the Plamss-Ths List
OF Victims Grows.

IyNcHRuRo, VA, July 3.-The scene
Of the terrible disaster near ThaxtOn's, on
the Norfolk and Western railroad, is be-
yond description. There is hardly enough
left of the train of eight cars that took the
leap to the bottom of the awful pit to make
one car. As soon es the boiler Of the en-
gine exploded the entire mass Of debris
L ok tire and those who went down who
were not killed outright were burned to
death. Portions Cf eight bodies have been
taken out, and it is believed that fully fif-
tesn others we're entirely consumed by the
fire. A survivor of the wreck says the
cries for help could be heard from all por-
tions OF the wreck, and those unhurt were
powerless to render assistance. The wo-
men who managed to escape lay about Oh
the damp ground suffering from their in
iuries until dsybreak. and many walked
long dis noes to farmers. Passengers left
unisiured did all in their power for the
uufortunates.
A LIST OF THE VICTIMS.
The following is a list of killed and
wounded thus far obtainable: Capt VIM.
Fl. Ford, baggage master, severely cut on
the back of the head, much b, Iised and
supposed to be injured internally.
Sommers Newly, U. S. mail agent,
sliphtly cut at out the head; Express Mes
senger Ashmo =, badly hurt and will prob
ably not survive.
Conductor Roland Z. johnson, Of Roam
oke. badly cut in the face and around the
head; Brakeman w. O. Glass, Of Lynch
bure. arm broken, head cut and scslded;
Passenger Frank Tanner, of Lyme 1burg,
bruised slightly about the arm; Bishop A.
Wilson, of Dalton, Ga, badly cut on heal;
Passenger Terple, badly burned; Mrs
Judge L H. Thompson, Of Staunton, Va.
badly hurt; Mrs. Hattie Darlington, OF
Baltimore. cut on the wrist cad badly
bruised: Joseph Goldburg, of New York,
hurt ON the leg and shoulder; FIT. Dexter,
of Beverly. Mass. seriously injured; Mrs
r r. Powell. of Marshall, Tex, shoulder
and hack hurt; Mrs. Inez Shankmsn, OF
Marshall, Tex, hurt internally; ID: W.
Martin. of Chattanooga, seriously hurt;
W. D. Temple, of Chicago, hurt seriously
sbout the back; ]. A. Young, dispatcher,
of Rsdford. Va, head badly hurt; Robt. b.
GOodfellow, of Roanoke, hand and feet IN
jured.
Engineer Pat Donovan, Lynch6urg,
killed and burned; Travelling Engineer
A. M. James, Roanoke, killed and burned;
Fireman ]. Edgar Bruce, Roanoke, killed
and burned; Mail Agent Rec, OF A6ing-
don. killei and buiOed; Passenger Jonn
Kirkpatrick, Lynchburg, suppOted to nave
been killed and burned; Passenger Ma
than Cohen, Roanoke, supposc1 to De
killed; w. Wrsey, train dispatcher, OF
Hicksfori, Va, killed and body burned;
Mr.. Peyton, stenographer for SuPerintend-
ant Osborne of the Western Division OF the
road. wife and child, killed and burned;
Mr.. Steed, of Cleveland, Tenn, and John
Hsrdwick, Marshall Of the same city,
killed and burned. The charred remains
of what are supposed to be eight bodies
were found in very minute particles. Inc
body of Engineer Donovan was dug out
badly mutilatod and identified by Ms
watch.
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1.-THE JONES GIRLS"

They Are Now One Week Old, and Bid
Fair to Live and Grow.
KoKoMo, IND, July 3.-The Jones
Girls,~ as the wonderful human freak is
called, are one week old, growing rapidly,
end as lively as any week-old babies
known, and there is hardly any question
but they will live and thrive. Daring the
week no less than 600 people have visit
ed them-nearly 1000 going on Sunday
coming for thirty miles around.
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JACKSON, MISS. Gov. Lowry has tele-
graphed the Governors Of Alabama and
Louisiana for permission TO pass armed
mihtiamen through their respective States,
preparatory TO intercepting Sullivan and
Kilrain should they enter this STATE to
fght.
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HiKgInbotham a Free Man.

Special Itlt0T1Hl 70 w htDIsltT'
CHARLESTON, W. VA, July S.-All In
dietments against S. A. HigginbOthem,
who was tried for the murder of Rachael
Wallace and son and burning their dwell
ing, last August, were nollied this after
noon. and he is once more free man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-04
MINERS PREFER IDLENEss
The Rate of Wages Only Enables Them to
Make 90 Cents Day.

ALTOONA, PA, July 3.-The demand
for an advance of cents per ton made
last Monday by the miners who met at
Gallatzin has 30 far caused about 6,SOC
men to strike. The Frugslity Company,
in which Vice President Morton is inter
ested, employs, in conjunction with GER
tain small operators, about 1900 men.
The Frugality people say they cannot
grant the advance, the market allowing
no margin Of profit. The men are only
making 80 cents day. They are down to
starvation, and idleness is welcomed by
by them.
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Kmed IN an Explosion

CLINTON, IA, July S.-Last night
steam blepcher in the mill of the Lyons
Paper Company, adjoining Clinton, ex-
ploded with terrific force, wrecking half Of
the large brick building and killing two
workmen, Alex. Hart and Thomas Nc
Bride.
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sULLrvAN's FRIENDS JUBILANT.

They Declare They Don't Care Who Is
selected a. the Referee.
CINCINNATI, July 3.-The Sullivan peO-
pie are 80 confident that their man will
win that they are willing to make almost
any concessions in the selection Of referee.
eve viii accept any fair man, NOrtherneT
or Southerner, that may he proposed, y
said Johnston to-day. 'We will even
take Bud Renaud, who is friendly to Kill
rain and his supporters.
Mike Cleary and Arthur Chambers, as
predicted yesterday, will be SulliYan's
seconds.
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The American Won.

LONDON, July 3.-The race for the Dia
mond sculls between Charles G. Psoita,
the American amateur champion. and
Blsckmore, the English oarsman, was
rowed at Henley to-day. PsOtta won,
beating his opponent by three lengths.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-04
England Takes Down a French Flag

PARIS, July 3.-Eugland 3. has removed
the French flag from the house Of Sultan
Rountonkon, at Grand Bassama, Upper
Guinea. France claims q protectoifAte
over the Sultan's territory. Negotiations
concerning the matter are proceeding Do
tween England and France.
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- po,,1 narriage NEXT Spring

LONDON, July 3.-The 81. Jame' Ga
z,,,e states that the marriage between the
Earl Of Fife and Princess Louise, daughter
of the Prince Of Wales will take place next
spring.
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Daa,b Of a Prominent PittsburE Man

Death OF PROMINENT TItsUurk H'"H'
PITTsBURG, PA, VIM. M. Lyon, the
Oldest iron manufacturer in the country,
and one of Pittsburg's most prominent
business men, died suddenly OF apoplexy
this morning. The deceased was seventy
eight Tears Of age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-04
AitoOnA's storm Not Serious

ALTOONA, PA, July S.-The reports IN
circulation last night about the storm here
were greatly exaggerated. The heavy
rain has caused no damage to any extent,
and trains east and west are running on
time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-04

train or by some unexpected route They
did not appear to be much affected by the
alleged plan to capture the pugilist in
Mississippi, though they are aware that
there might be inducements to make such
a proceeding if possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-04
OFF FOR FHg SOUTH.

,,,, q. and a,s Party Nay steal Through
Mississippi
CycrNNArr. @, July 3 john L. Sal
livan and party left at 7 SO a. m by the
Ouasn aad Crescent route. They left no
information concerning their plan Of pro-
rsdurs. whether they would 70 through
bv the regular train or whether to avoid
,bs sn,ye,tsd capture in Mississippi they
wonli secretly change their plans and
sne,k through that State by q special
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congratulatIon. Tor AleTAndsr.

BELGRADE, July emperor Joseph
and the Gar have telegraPhed to King
Alexander, Of servis, congatulating him
upon his anointmen yesterday.
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MRS. DoUGHERTY AGAIN.
Mary Ann Gets a Dollar and Half a Day
Position.

Position.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Secretary Russ
to-day appointed Mary Ann DOugherty Ia
the position of laborer in the seed division
of the Agricultural Department at salary
of 81. so day.
Mrs. DOugherty will be remembered as
the subject of one of President Cleveland g
pension vetoes, a case that attracted the at
tention Of the entire country at the time.
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OFF FOR DEBR PARK.

Mrs. Harrison and Party Start on vacs
tion.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Mrs Harrison,
he father, DR.. Scott, and the two grand
children, left Washington on the 8 O'Clock
train this afternoon for Deer Park via the
B. & o. rsilroak, where they will spend
| the snmmer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-04

TIE rosy freshness, and velvety soft
mass of the skin is invariably obtained by
those who use POzzOni's Complexion Pow
der.