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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-15
Hill in the South.

ALBANY, October 14.-GOvernof Hill
left to-day in special train of three cars
to attend the Piedmont Exposition at
Atlanta. A large committee from tie Ex
position managers escorted him. OA
Wednesday next Governor Hill will de-
liver an address at Size Exposition. The
party will be gone enc week.
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II May Bripg Quiet

ST. PETERSBURG, October 1.-THE
Grashdania says the long conference be-
t~teD the Gar and Prince Bismarck jus
ufies the belief that the visit Of the Czir
will tend 20 bnDg 90 an era Of more favor
able relations between Rus-ia and Ger
manY
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KANSAS CITY, DC Ober 14.-Oyer 800
delegates TO the convention Of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers, TO be held
ia Denver this week, passed through the
city Among them was Chief P. NJ. Ar
thus RE expressed Limseli as opposed to
federation with other labor organization.
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TUEY ARE RECONCILED.

Mike Mcdonald Takes Back HIS Erring
Wife.
Nt" lHs October "A friend Of
A, and H. Fke McDonald stated this
evenings I.e Fifth Avenue Hotel that O
1l01 had been affected and that
'- -cl01ad would return % her home
~-.ito M "a short Tins.
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OFFERS AND coUNrER oFFERs.


ST. PAUL. o. Der 1.-THE sixth sn-
uual convention Of the Brotherhood Of
Railway Brakemen meets tots week in this
city, and the city, and the city is now
crowded with visitors.
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AFrRR a HARD BATTLE

81. Louis Took Another Game From
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., October 14.-The Gin
cinpatis gave the st. Louis hard fight for
to-day's game up TO the sixth inning
,yn Mullane was touched up pretty
lively and gave the visitors winning
lead. Score:
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A Fiagrsnt Wrong

To advertise in print or by word OF
mouth deatrifce containing Ingredients
calculated TO impair healthy tee'b or e..
celera,e the decay Of bad ones i h'grsni
wrong. IT'S done every day. Use health
fol. efficient SOZODONT only.
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PosrLAND, MICH, Ooiober 14-In the
Dry forests on the west side Of the river
across from tle town, fres have bsen rsg-
ing since early Friday morning They in
clesssd in seventy despite Efforts to check
them, sud last night several buildings were
threatened
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1l0NTANAIS In DOUBT.
-ls r-NUEEI ANl SlAII-8lGHf DsA0-
CRATIC Y0IaS
0.- D., P-rc-Ila Ground nr the
S1a -Dslc-as VII Fight
D1 o .5s 8..sr Eld.
Tho Situation.

pryt NoNr, Otober 1.-THE
n Baes tlat The Silver Bow
--. c-ys-.re Board lad thrown out
III. r.rke Tua1I precinct which
.,,.s nsre,-slcm. .i7,..y 0f16s ont oil
,-av,.s- vss received hsIe with juoiia-
s,1 hy ths Epa5lc.1s ard dismay by
+,s D--,.n.- beuu-e o. the courts SUE
t,i. ,b. decision ,t ,ac Cauya. ing Boa'd,
&, r,lie.o-e Republican control Of the
snts L.e.ature Pny helirg runs
B-s.tg ti.b .,i there s much excitement
over tbs news. ba. lhe g-usralssn1uentis
that matsrvi'l be- ls,, TO tts co1rts to
adiuiica.s
'An interesting complication, however,
win probably s1sue Over the matter
Without Silver Bow county. TIE Rspubli-
cans would control both branches of ,he
..rsat1-e. ard should the Governor call
t1at dy los. her before the contest is
set.Iei. sufficient number of Democratic
ulu1el- to prevent QuOrum, would stay
arar. -o that there would probably be 60
Legislature until ths Supreme Court de-
ss tbs disooie Auotter interes ing
.a 1re Del its ,frC. up0n the Cove n0rship,
sui Mr Tco'e vli ot be- inauguraled un-
DO is patent that he is elected without
.le big msi'rty OF tte rejected precinct
Ile Coul. iu Lsais and Clark counties
IS sulI io progress, hut notbrg rev has
develop a A feF irregularities were dis
covered in the second precinct which gave
0 Democratic usi ri-Y, and be p-eciact
may he thrown ou- This WI. 10, sfsct
,hs lesit oa ths legislative ticket but
nav e'st two more Rspub leans on he
equity rcke- The Canvas.irg board rs
competed OF tvo Democrats aud one Re-
publcan lt s said tC-night the Dsmo
Gratis vi'l io morrow ne contests against
ssyersl b-puhlclnpre no tins county.
AS the returns a7e now declared officially
from every county 3D. Montana. th- Legs
lsture .ard- S-ra'e, Republicans, s; ]
Dtmcca.-. g House, Republicans, sos |
Democa-s. %
DEMOCRATS ARE Confident.
J1dge D VOL. issued sn order setting |
the hearine ot the case ior November a. /
the fret cay OF C0us. The order is Tor /
the csngassers to ,noW cause Why The vote /
OF ,hs contested precinct should ro'
De counted. Meuhlu of ths Dsmccra'ic /
State Committee ssy chat hey have The
law of che Territory on thsi, SIDE. as ife
supreme Court several years ago decided /
q case OF thesa kind. holdi0g chat IF The
votes were legally cast, the isc, thar less f.
number of j1iges than those provided hr
-aw. presided at the election, did not
Vitaie tte returns.
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The r1eetlpr was Satisfactory.

BERLIN, October Il Political circles
here are highly satisfied with the exchange
OF views between Emperor William and
the Car 1t is believed that peace is as
sured on the basis that Bulgaria belongs
to Russia and Servia to Austrian spheres OF
interest
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C1NcINNArI, O., October Il The Mas
ter Brewers Association begins its meet
ing here TO- day. The BOsrd Of Trustees
meet this afternoon, and there is a general
reception in the evening.
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sIous.a IS. ' Guilty Of Murder.

CoSsTASTNoPLE, Ooiober - The
commission appointed 10 inquire into the
reports Of Turkish atrocities on Christians
in Macedonia have iOurd Moussa Beg
guilty on five charges Of murder and cut
rage. Sentence II deferred.
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COLUMBUS. lAB.fs.lB. H.sH.lf


Earned runs, Brooklyn .; two-bass bits,
Crooks and PinckDes; stolen bases. o.
umbus ., B'ooklyn /; fret base on bslls,
Terry 3. Baldwin l, Esston 3; struck ont,
by Terry 8, Baldwin 4, EAston l. Time,
2:O5. Umpire, Ferguson.
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ALL OF THBM INDICTED.

CHICAGO, October 14.-Jeremiah O'DOn-
nell, the U. S. Revenue gauger, under ar
rest 10 connection with the Cronin jury
bubing conspiracy, gave hail this morning
IN $1,000 and was released from custody.
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nn.1sr Maker., Cnnrentiop.

PITTsBURG, October 14.-The annual
meeting of The National Boiler Manuiactur-
ers Association will begin here tomorrow.
About three hundred manufacturers from
all parts of this country and Canada will
be in attendance.
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Recomes an American Citizen.

WASHINGTON, October 14.-Ths son Of
Baron DsFava, Italian Minister 10 tie
Usited States, has been naturslized as a
citizen of the United States. He has been
with his father here and is a civil engineer
bv profession, which he intends to follow
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BUcyRUs, O., October l4.-JOhn How
ard, engineer, Frank Raisor and Edward
H.inlein we're instantly killed at o'clock
this morning Heinlsin's sOrgum mills by
tha hurstiug Of the boiler.
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Earned, Cincinnati l, 81. Louis q two
base hits, McPhee, Millig7n; frat base on
bslls, by Mullsne 4 struck out, by King
8. Mnlane 4; passed balls, Keenan, l, Mil
liean 1, w P. Mullaue 2. Time, 1:45
Umpire, HeCker
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ALL II THE FAMILY.

Another of Harri.o,'s Cousins Gets an
ONCE.
WASHINGTON, October IA The Pfesi-
dent has appointed ex Congressman Find
lay Of Mary land, member of the Vene
zuelan Commission. Mr. Findlay is a
second cousin of the President. He was
eH independent Democrat when member
Of Congress few years ago, and in fight
ing Senator German and the ring Democ-
racy" of Baltimore, he met his political
dpalh
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hin Gals on the President,

WASHINGTON, D. c., October ii Gov
ernor Hill paid visit to the White Home
this afternoon at 2 o'clock, and was re-
ceived By the President in his library.
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A Germsn N.,lonal HolIdsy.

BERLIN, October IA 1t has been de-
clded to make O:tober 18Th, the birthday
Of the late Emperor Frederick, National
holiday.
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GOTHAM In DARKNESS.
The Electric Light Companies Shut of
Their Currents.

The Electric Light Companies Shut on
Theic Currents.
NEW YORK, October 14-The sudden
determination Of the Brush and United
Statce Companies to-day to shut of their
city circuits plunged large section of the
city into darkness tonight In Msdi-
son Square and Union Square Parks, around
which life Of the city clusters at night,
almost impsnetrable darkness reigued, and
pedestrians in crossing these open squares
we're Obliged TO take their bearings from the
hotel and theatre lights. A large number
of streets we're also dsrkened, snd on the
lower Iortion of Broadway, occupied by
commercial houses which close at night
fall, the scene was dismal.
THE LEGAL COMPLICATIONS.
The applications Of the Western Union
Co. and the Metropolitan Telephone Co. to
have their injunction renewed restraining
the Board Of Electrical control from
interfering with their wires, were denied
by Judge Ingram to day. Judge Andrews
bad determined 10 sit until midnight If
necessary 70 hear argument upon the
other electric light companies injunctioDs.
but counsel for the United States and
Brush com psnies stated that his clients
we're not yet ready. Tue court adjourn
ed till TO morrow.
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LABOR IN COUNCIL.
Representative Of the X Of L. and FEEDER
alton Confer.

Representative Of the X. OF L. and Feder-
alton Confer.
PHILADELPHIA, October IA -Ooe OF the
most importsnt labor conferences held in
long time convened late today at the
Girard House, in this city. 1t coDprisss
the presiding officers snd the General EK-
scutiye Boards of the Knights Of Labor and
tie American Federation Of Labor. All
were present except General Master Work
msn PowdeTly, who is on his way TO this
city and will arrive before the conference
concludes
The conference was harmonious through
ont and lasted three hours The present
condition Of the eight-hOur movement re
csiged g iull AID free discussion. IL wes
agreed that the Federation give the
Kuighis Executive Board for presentation
90 the General Assembly s. written state
ment of their views ard their plan of so-
tion, and President GOmpes, # possible
viii attend the General Assembly and ad-
dress ibs delegates.
OFFERS AND COUNTER OFFERS.
The Knights offered a written propOai-
ton. suggesting matual exchange Of
working cards, a mutual recognition OF
trade labels and the adoption Of a rule
which would prevent one body from Or
ganizing the suspended OF expelled mem
heTs o. ac0thsr. The FedsTanon proposed
that the Knights discourage the formation
of trade organizations within the order,
the promise being made that the Fedora
ZION would urge the members OF unions 10
connect themselves with mixed assemblies
Knights o Labor. IL was sgreed that
the matters above referred to should form
.ls subject Of discussion at future confer
elce.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-30
Itound Tor Portland.

Early this morniug many people
were on the street and by 1880 some
thing near 800 people had cougrega-
ted at the depot anNiously awaiting
the arrival of the train bound for
Portland, Co, u and Co. | from
Salem, led by Secondrcgiment O. y,
q. band, marched to the train and
will assist Ia the military services at
Portland to-day. The excursion
train was crowded aud consisted of
seven coaches beside the regular
overland train, Ticket agent Skin
ner has sold over 32i tickets since
yesterday noon for Portland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-30
Multiplication of Drugs.

A Baltimore physician in a paper published
recently IN local medical journal de-
nounces with lively earnestness the
tendency To the multiplication Of useless
drugs The writer asserts that in the in
dex TO the fifteenth edition OF the "United
states Dispensatory" is list Of about IL.
"o names OF medicinal substances, which.
allowing tor duplication and repetition, he
estimates represents about ll,0OO remedies
lhose OF acknowledged merit in this enor-
nous oulk are aptly compared TO Gratiano's
reasons, Two grains of wheat hid In two
bushels OF chaff" The very existence OF
.his vast armory Of therapeutic weapons
demonstrates the doctors weakness IN his
struggle with disease. The conquerors OF
TINS world are the men of few weapons; the
neeN'iess elaboration Of arms is the vain re
sort Of the feeble.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-30
LOCAL SUNNI AIRY.
For your Paints, Oils, etc., go tc
Gilbert d PattersOn's. DIT

For your Paints, Oils, etc., go to
C,ilhert 4, Patterson's. diff
Painless dental operationsat DIR.
T c. Smiths, 81 State street.
The seventh annual convention
of the state w. G. r. L. will be held
at Salem May 22-23-2l.
The teachers institute for the
third judicial district and Gamhill
county will be held at McMinnville,
May 1928.
The Philadorians on Friday
night Will discuss the question,
Resolved, that conscience is true
moral guide.
-Astoria's third daily made its
yesterday. 1t is the
Evening Transcript. Portland is a
city more than ten times larger than
Astoria and yet has but one paper.
There are many people who
come to Oregon, stay few months
and return to their old home, and
tell all their neighbors of grand old
Oregon and how cheap Squire Farrar
of Salem sells first-cass groceries.
These people know good country
when they see it, and after short
time Oregon is their home.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-30
Articles of incorporation

The following articles of incorpor-
alton We're to-day filed with the sec.
wtary of state; The Northwestern
teachers agency, whose object will
hr To place competent teachers in
positions demanding ability and
skill, the lnoorporJtorS are ". A..
WeiAell, Il. +, Robinson, and q. \.
Adams, with principal office at
Portland, and a capital stock Of ElOo
TO bc increased 10y admission fees.
The Northwest mining company,
with principal place of business
at Corvallis, aud s2,OOO capital stock;
their object shall toe to mime for coal
coal oil and natural gas in Benton
county, state of Orgou. The incor
pontors are 4, T., Guthorn, w. \.
Wells, T. II, Cooper z, II. Davis
and J, W, Rayhurn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-30

win he presented by the famous
Royce lancing company Friday
evening. Though its "plot' is not II
deep one, it will he found sufficient
touct rs II "binding' for the great va
riety Of "Scraps" contained within
It's covers. II nbounds with the latest
and most popular songs and music,
embraces II great variety ofncw and
novel musical spcclalIies, giving
ample scope for the display of the
peculiarly versatile talents of each
member of the company, II is de-
signed to make You laugh, and you
can't help IT,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-30
IheN IIaNr ArriNrn.

In speaking of fine new spring
stocks of goods il would not do to
omit mentioning that of the Capital
Adventure Company This firm,
in the lead rs always, is in receipt
of the finest line of dry goods, cloth.
ing, dress goods, furnishings, shoes,
rt'., that have been brought 10 Sa-
lem for many days, They sell 50
cheap that all who see must pur-
chase, Call ON them and see for
yourself.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-30
A RACE OF DWARFS.
Remarkable Specimen ofa Lilliputian Tribe
In Central America.

A specimen of living race of dwarfs
who dwell in the mountainous district in
Guatemala, Central America, has been
brought to New York, not for exhibition,
but as an chronological curiosity for scien-
tific men to examine. The dwarf, says the
Sun, Is 3 feet So inches in height by actual
measurement, but notwithstanding
specimen of humanity he was. His head
measured 26A inches in circumference and
an American hat, size 81, could be barely
forced upon his head,
A thick mass of long, straight black hair
covered his head in a thick shock and hung
down almost to his neck. His skin was of
deep copper color and his features fiat,
like those of the negro race. But he had
not the expression of negro, nor the
color. He was undoubtedly of Indian ex-
traction. But such an enormous though
not illy-proportioned head, set upon so
diminutive body made a strange con-
trast,' and his little arms, short legs, and
body added further to his peculiar looks.
The Indian, or whatever he might be called
is powerfully-built man, when his size is
taken into consideration, in fact, is veri-
table little Hercules.
His feet are five inches in length from
heel to toe and his fingers measure from
two inches to two and a half inches in
length. His greatest popularity, however,
is in his face. His eyes are so widely sep
arated as to leave room for the eyebrows
TO grow down on each side of the bridge of
the nose and still leave a space between
them and the corner of his eyes. He is
forty-two years of age and is q priest in his
tribe.
In speaking Of the strange dwarf Senior
Arteaga told the reporter that during
fourteen-years' sojourn in Central America
ana Guatemala he had heard of these little
people and determined on his leaving the
country to get specimen and bring him to
New York for the scientists to see. He
Journeyed TO the mountain home of the
tribe OF dwarfs, and after much bargaining
secured the man he now has with him. He
says the only other representative Of the
race ever seen by white men was brother
OF the man he now has, who was brought to
New York many years ago, but who died
soon after landing here. Senor Arteaga's
description OF the mode of life of these lit |
Tie people is very interesting They are
seml-civillzed and all speak Spanish, which |
is the language of the country.
From the time of Herodotus a race Of |
dwarfs has been said to exist, and this |
seems now to be proved. Only few years
ago Du Chaillu, the African explorer, found |
similar race in Central Africa, and q race
OF clif-dwellers has been discovered in Ari-
zona They are also dwarfs. Senior Artea-
gas discovery adds TO the proof that races
OF small people do exist, and he has a living
proof OF IT at his house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-30

Among the old pioneers OF ore
goh those who came herr at AN
early day aud hhond with Am nm.
urng diligence to make this coun.
Try a Ill home for the coming pen.
era'ions Is Horace Holden. who
lives lust north of Salrm on the river
road, He has iusl celebrated the
forIy-ritlh anniversary or hi, arrival
at the Willamette river n, nach.
ei hem AprIl lpth, lSA At thai
time Portland Was III grove "a.
lem contained very few hou..,
then aud In Commercial str.t pr,,,
many giant tnSs. The hari,hin.
endurei by these plonern Wen,
many, rhelr chez diet VA. bnll,,d
wheat This they had ,hne tlme,a
day All the Hour they had far
many ysaN had 10 Le ground la
coffee mill. Mr. Holden /. NOW
sevenly-nine yoam of axe.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-30
A MoNTE.CARLo ROMANCE.
Love and Life with Gold, and, Fauing
Gold, Love and Death.


Gold, Love and Death.
vounp married man of Lyons fell in
love with a young married woman, says
George r. Sims in the London Referee
They met secretly, adored each other, ana
agreed to fiy together-to put the seas be-
tween themselves and their families. But
there was slight difficulty IN the way
They had very little money for long Jour
ney, and they wanted TO be far, far away
in America for choice. Then the idea came
to the man that they would take their small
capital Of few hundred francs and go 10
Monte Carlo and make it into fortune-a
fortune which would enable them 10 hve III
peace and plenty on far-of shore. 30 IL
came that one day, with small pox anu
portmanteau, the fugtives arrived at Monte
Carlo and put up in little hotel, wnere Ior
eight francs day you could nave ped anu
board. They had only few francs WIN
them In the letter which they had left oe-
hind they explained that from the f1rst tnelr
arrangements were complete. They lore
saw the possibilities of the situation. They
would play until they had won enough 10 go
to America or they would lose all AND II
they lost all they would die together and
give their friends no further trouble about
them.
They were few days only in Monte Car
10. They risked their louis only few at
time, and they spent the remainder OF the
days and evenings in strolling about the ro-
mantle glades and quiet pathways OF the
beautiful gardens, whispering together OF
love and looking into each others eyes.
The end came quickly. One evening they
went up in the soft moonlight to the fairy
land of Monte Carlo. They entered the
Casino They had come to their last few
golden coins. One by one the croupler's
remorseess rake swept them away and
then the lovers went out of the hot, crowded
rooms, out from the glare of the chan
deiers and swinging lamps into the tender
moonlight again. Down 'the Staircase OF
Fortune" arm in arm they vent along the
glorious marble terraces that look upon the
sea, on TO where at the foot of the great
rock on which Monaco stands there lies the
Condamine. 1t was their last walk together.
The lovers were going home to die.
That night, in some way which was un-
able to ascertain, the guilty and ruined man
and woman obtained some charcoal and got
it into their bedroom. They then closed the
and doors and prepared for death
They wrote a letter-a letter which an
official assured me was so touching that, as
he read it in the room where they lay dead,
the tears ran down his cheeks Then the
girl-she was but girl-dressed herself in
snowy white and placed in her breast sweet
bouquet of violets. Then the charcoal was
lighted and the lovers laid themselves out
for death, side by side, and passed dreamily
nto sleep, from sleep to death, and from
'eath to judgment.
1t is not moral story; it is not new
story. / have told it simply as it hap
lened.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-30
Buy of the Oregon Land Company.

! l'uN Ot the oregon iinh company
Sl75 will buy five acres of TIM
bered land within four miles of the
city postollice. Good land well
adapted to fruit raising.
5000 will buy one of the best resi-
dencc lots in Salem within thr, e
blocks of the street car line.
$500 will buy five acres of the best
fruit laud in Oregon, all cultivated,
and within three and half miles
of the city postoflice.
$3.50 will buy one of the finest res
idence lots ever offered for sale in
tbs city of Salem, on the street car
line.
$1,000 will buy twenty acres of best
prune land, all cultivated, within
three and half miles of the city
postoilic".
$1,000 will buy ten acres all set in
fruit, 1900 Italian prune, 40 plum,
100 apple, 10 cherry, Is pear and ,
ounce trees, also 25 Concord grape
vines.
$1,000 will buy eighty acres of good
land, all cultivated and in crop,
fine spring and fair buildings six
miles from Salem.
5000 will buy 100 acres good farm
ing land all cultivated except eight
acres, fine spring, good orchard, fair
buildings.