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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
LATE NEWS CONDENSED.

John Cawood, @ rich Kentucky farmer,
ard his hired man, were shot from am
bush by members of the Turner gang In
Harlan county.
Il is uow known that the Tabernacle, :"
DR.. Talmage's church, was fred by the
electric light wires
Chicsgo capitalists are drilling for oil in
a swamp. They claim TO have struck 1t st
depth Of 50 feet.
W. II. Hosmer, Of Washington, was yes
terdsy engaged ct $40 day to rid the
White House Of rats. Three ferrets and 3
rat terrier will assist him.
Captain Risbworth JOrdOn died at Bid
deford, Maine, yesterday, aged 50. Dar-
inc the war of 1912 be was one OF the
eighteen who went to Fort Hill to drive
the English cruisers out Of Saco harbor
The AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad will issue new 100-year 4 per
cent general mortgage bonds for $780,
OOO 600. to be secured by mortgage Gov
ering all the property of the company
Secretary of State Adams, of Kentucky,
lest a foot By a misatep while getting on D
train at Frankfort.
H 5. Wicker has resigned the position
of General Traffic Manager cf the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad.
A company with $4,000, 600 capital has
been constructed TO build an elevated rail
road in ST. Louis.
The schooner Tania. laden with steel,
upset in East River, n. Y, and three OF
her crew were drowned.
No new Cronin jurors we're secured yes
terdsy.
No business of Importance was trans
acted in the convention of the Brother
hood Of Railway Brakemen AZ st. Paul,
yesterday.
Lessing and Rosenhal, wholesale dry
goods firms, OF Waco, Texas, haved failed.
Liabilities, S25O,OOO; covered by assets.
At the Evangelical Lutheran Confer
enee st Plttsburg yesterday, the Akron
rule was reafirmed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
CRISPI'S BOLD WORDS
THB ITALIAN MINISTER MAKES A THRUST
AT R0NB
Hs Says the Temporal Power Of The Pope Was Onlya
Transition for 8 Psriod-lsly's Task 70
Fight in the Cause Of Reason
Foreign News.

ROME. October l5-A banquet was
given to Prime Minister Crispi at Palermo
last night. Sgnor Crispi made an address
in which he declared it was necessary to
combat all persoDe, Ugh or low, who were
seeking to undermine the political ed6ce
of Italy. The temporal power OF the Pope
although it hsd existed for CEN
turies, had been only 3 transition,
for a period. Rome had existed
before it, aud would continue without 1t.
Complaints or threats, either from home or
abroad, would have no effect He declar-
ed as unasssilsble the utteIance that King
Humbert forms an integral part OF Italy
Just as law forms part Of the modern
world.
After asserting that the Pope possessed
perfect religious liberty, and was only re-
stricted, aud lees harshly than in other
Catholic states, from encroachirg upon the
sphere of national right, which isthe right
Of reason, Signor Crispi exclaimed: Let
the church, now free, row endeavor to
frighten Prometheus with the thunder
bolts Of heaven. Our tack is TO fight in
the cause Of reason"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
DEMOCRATS WILL WIN.
Lawyers say the silver Bow Vote Must b
Counted.

Lawyers say the silver Bow Vote Must be
Counted.
HELENA, MONT, October 15.-There
h been no new developments in the Silver
BoE contest to-day, save that instead Of
the Republicans getting in their entire
Legislative delegation, they only get in six
members, but that number is sufficient to
overcome the Democratic majority
which showed On the face of
the returns. The general opinion
smorg lawyers is that the Silver Bow can
vasaers had no authority to 90 back of the
returns. AID that The Court will decide in
favor of the countirg of the ballots as re-
turned by the judges Of election. The
Democrats sre very outspOken in denunci-
alton Of the action of the canvassers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
"rhe silent Partner. -

The engagement of Mr. J B. Polk and
his company of comedians, at the Opera
House, the last three nights Of this week,
promises to he successful one, as seats
are going off rapidly sc Houses for all he
performances. In THE Silent Partner
Mr. Polk baa comedy that ranks with
the "Old Homestead" County Fair, "
"The Wife" and all the New York euc-
cesses. "The Silent Part3er" was fret
produced at the Alcazsr theatre. San Fran
cisco, and made a big hit. II has also
been endorsed by Denver, Kansas City
and Omaha papers. Mr. Polk has Travelled
all over America and Australia and knows
what the public wants Eiison'a Phono-
graph plays an important part in this
play.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
THKY CRY FRAUD.
1t Is Charged That srookiyn Bought
Columbus PlByers.

1t Is Charged That srookiyn bought
Columbus Players.
COLUMBUS, October 15.-DuTing the
B.ooklyn series of games inat closed it has
leaked out that open offers Of mcrey we're
made by certain psrsous who came West
With the Brooklyn playsf' for two Of ths
games played here. OA'As Of $1,000 each
were made TO Orr and O'Connor, but re-
iaoted, aud since the erratic work of Mari at
short yesterday these stories are again cur
rent. Both Orr and O'Connor told Man
sger BucEenberger OF the mouey offered
them before ths first game on Saturday, so
as TO warn the management in case any
thing happened, but both men pat up
eplendid ball and withsiood the wiles of
the tempter. In viz Of the events Of yes
terday it is likely that some investigation
will be set on foot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
TWO WEDDINGS
In the City Yesterday Keller Caldwell
ana Stsnder-sauter

ana Stsnder-sauter.
Last evening OF I o'clock at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs B. F
Caldwell, OF Sixteenth street, Miss Re Ella
Caldwell was married to Mr. F. H. Keeler,
Of Chicago. About half hundred of the
relatives and intimate friends Of the couple
were present, the affair being quiet one.
Rev. G. D. Dalby, OF the Baptist Church,
Winchester, Tenn, an uncle of the bride,
officiated. At the conclusion of the cere-
mony q reception was held and Mr.. and
Mrs. Keller received the wsrmest con-
gratulations. The bride wore a costume
Of white silk snd carried
bunch of white roses. There were
no attendants The house was
very prettily decorated with hoHers and
plants ard presented handsome appear
snce. Very tempting refreshments were
served and discussed during the evening
Mr. and Mrs. Keller were driven to the
b. q o. depot in time to catch the 10:U5
train for the west, With many kind wishes
and omens OF good luck following. They
will 90 through East in day or go, for a
Two weeks bridal tour Tine presents
received By them were many and hand
Gome.
The groom is a member Of the wholesale
jewelry firm of Chambers & Co., OF Chi
csgO, and prominent young business
man. His bride is we'll known
10 Wheeling society as q charming lady,
and she will be missed by large circle Of
friends
Among tie guests present from out Of
the city we're Mrs. Alex Mckinley, Miss
Fannie Mckinley, Mrs. Frank Mckinley
and Miss Kate Hayes. of Washington, Pa
Miss Loe Moore and Mr. Clem Moore, Of
Proctor; Miss Fannie Williams, Of BaeTs-
vile; Miss Sne Ankrum, OF Paden's Val
ley, and others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
MINNIE BAY SUNK.

An Ohio River Steamer Meets With Dis
aster.
CINCINNATI, October 15.--The steamer
Minnie Bay, bound from Manchester to
Cincinnati with one hundred and twenty
five passengers aboard, struck susg yes.
terday while roaudins to Rramer's land
log, opposite Mcscov, Ohio, sid sunk, hut
the officers and crew lowered boats and
yawls and safely transferred az the pa,s-
eugers to the shore The boat is suppose ed
% have broken in two and 10 bs a total
Ices The freight was removed by the
steamer st. Lawrence. When built, about
six years ago, the Minnie Bay cos S23, COO
She vas Insured for Sl2 OO0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
"wHAI's TO HINDER"
The Opeaing Of the Lecture Course at the
Y.m q. a.

Y.m.O. a,
Col. /. F. CopelaDd's lecture last eyen'
ing. on "What's to Hinder" was rare
treat. A fine, intelligent audience greeted
him, nearly all the seats in tie nice Y. NJ.
C. A. lecture room being filed. This was
the opening lecture of the series oflectures
and entertainments arranged for the sea-
son, and speaks much for the success Of
the series. For an hour and three
quarters Col. Copeland held the
attention of the audience. lie
treated his subject by showing
some of the csuses which bring success IA
ouman life, ehoRing that the cause oi
failure are 10 ourselves and not in the cir
cum.tances surrounding ne. He showed
in a very vivid and sometimes ridiculous
manner the kind of people who fail,
among them he namsd those who have nc
luck" "old fogies," "egoiists" ana
proiigals. His description Of the dude
was extremely humorous, and be banded
the old bachelor without mercy. HI;
lecture was distinguished for its bursts
Of eloquence, lsughahle illustrations,
and good sensible advice, especially
to the young, which was calculated to lii'
people up out of tbs little narrow notlona
and grumbliog pessimistic views Of Lie
into which many persons fall, and make
them feel that there is something higher
in life than simply making money and
wasting our lives iu doing nothing.
His ine Appearance and expression add
ed much to the effect Of his lecture, which
was success, and We hope the coloue
will coms again, and that the publ'c vii
give to this series Of entertainment th'
patronage they deserve, Judging by thil
entertainment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
RODEDOWN TODEATH.


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r-..- u th. -'aee. l1l rnnosr were
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.ft,s...-. .i-s .a- was a,. Iiel.. uuul 10
E.l -.s..,..I fs..ar. when I'D his uEspea k
.LI. .r-n- rre a.niui euc.leec found
.a.-.r. machinery r9uld not respond,
aai che. h, could not stop The engine
T1e .i- F-s srrss-'a aj lae sAo'g oa2p'
er e-'c pp l.t P'es'-si -l1 rs Tug
el-H tol.ir1el 'l. l-s ioIc7 .as s4pe-e.
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hse .elrng thread uudcr lts enormous
pa a-H me ,' VIA l.s nae 'n.
ma.e' i1-Aei "',l.-' 'esAn tl- l-1osn' o'
one ol.
The -r'-l DO tne oi-tou el .-t lI'le
was lrlit.ul Toe iron gate tnat i'Tmen
fns lower eld cf the lfucE ca whicl tfe
.s-rest..f. Via. thrown sixty feet down .la
s.-s-t no. fao of the car was l.ing al-
rr. 800
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
CLEVELAND CERTAINLY
And Harrison Possibly, Depew Thinkc
VIII be the Candidates In '92.

And Harrison Possibly, Depew Thinks
VIII be the Candidates In '92.
NEW YORK, October ia Richmond,
Va, special says; Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Chauncey NJ. Depew, H. Walker Webb,
President of the Wagner Sleeping Car
Company, and Charles Fox, well.known
director of the Big Four, recched here last
night at 1926 from New York, and left at
once for Old Point.
Speaking ofrailroading, Mr.. Depew said
it was great business; but politics WAS
the only thing fellow could get any fun
cut Of Mr. Cleveland, he asserted was
sure TO be the Democratic nominee for
President. As to the Republican nOmi-
nee, he did not know who it would be,
but the men inside always had the best
show against outsiders
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
NATURE,s HIGHWAY.
The Coming and Going Of Steamboats,.
River 1arks from Above.

The Coming and Going Of Steamboats,.
River marks from Above.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet IL inches ana rising.
Old river men say that the channel in the
Ohio, now being dredged ont hy the Gov
eminent boats at the foot Of Blsnnerhas-
settle Island, is not being improved any by
the work going on tbeTe. The tearing
away of the dam WAS not good move, and
the shifting Of the channel is a menace 10
the larger boats. The size and value Of
Tow. Head Island will be increased az eli
events.
The marks from above yesterday were
Pittsburg feet II inches and rising. OIL
CITY. 8 inches and rising; weather clear.
Greensboro, : feet and stationary; weather
clear. Brownsville, Pa, 4 feet 3 inches
and stationary; weather clear. Lock No.
4. Pa, feet end stationary; weather
clear. Rice's Landing, Pa, feet inches
and stationary; weather clear. Morgan
town, W. Va, 3 feet , inches aud station
sry; weather clear. Parker, Pa, feet
inches and falling; weather clear and
and pleasant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
IN a SMASH UP.

EN-Congressman and Hrs. steele Suffer
severe Injuries.
MARION, IND, October l5.-Ex Con
g-essman Steele, whose name has been
mentioned in connection with the Pension
Commissionsrship, met with a serious ac-
cident yesterday. He and his wife were
riding in a carriage behind spirited horses
when q fore wheel came eff dropping the
font part OF the carriage down on the
horses heels. la the smash up that fol-
lowed Major Steele had his lef. arm bro
ken ius, below the shoulder aud Mrs.
Steele bad her arm broken at the elbow.
Both are resting easily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Somples of Bismarck's Voice,

BERLIN, October 15.-The pFOmosTam
of Prince Bismarck recently taken by an
Edison phonOgraph at the Princes home
in Friederichsruhe is TO be reproduced IN
great numbers, and Mr.. Edison offers a
copy to all the important institutions
throughout Germany. The phonogrsph
gives a perfect reproduction of the Chan
cellot's voice, style and delivery, as ne
took pains to declsim into the iustrumen,
when st his best All who have listened
to this reproduction are delighted with
the exhibition, and pronouncs the Prince 5
eloquence equal to the fresh article IN ais
palmiest days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
TOABANDON POLYGAMY.
President woodruff says the Mormon
Church VIII Obey the Law.

President woodruff says the Mormon
Church VIII Obey the Law.
SALT LAKE CITY, October 15-Presi-
dent Woodruff, the sged head Of the Nor
mon Church, in GA interview yesterday,
stated it YVES the intention of the church to
strictly otey the law fOrbiddiug plural
marriages., and that since the passage OF
the Ejmunds-Tucker act neither he nor
any Of the Bishops of the church had per-
formed or sanctioned p9lygamous mar
tiage ceremonies. he declared he could
not understand how the marriage of Jes-
person, recently sentercgd 10 five years
imprisonment, could have been performed,
as 1t was a2aiust ali his INSTRUCTIONS
President WoodIuf' says he hes three
wives himself whom be married before
1860, when there was no law agaiuet po-
lygamy, hat he had not visited the houses
Of any Of them for more than five yeaTe,
though be supports their families, as be
considers himself bound to do.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
stander-santer.

Mr.. Joseph Slender, of New Martinsville,
son of Sheriff Slender, Of Weiz.l county,
and Miss Amelia E Sauter, of this city,
were married yesterday morning at $3.50
o'clock nt the St. Alphonsus Church, Rev.
Father Hyacinth officiating The ottend-
arts were Mr.. Will Nolte and Miss Annie
Sauier, sister OF the bride At the conclu.
sion of the ceremony the bridal party wss
driven to the residence OF the brides
mother, Mrs. Chss. Ssuter, on North Main
street, where wedding breakfast was par
taken of. Mr and Mrs Slender were then
borne to the Panhandle depot, where they
boarded the 80 train for an Eastern
bridal tour. Upon their return Mr.. and
Mrs. Slender will make their home at New
Martinsvi le, where Mr.. S. is engaged il
business They have the best wishes oi
many friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
IN sRLF-DEFENsE.
DuDn's Friends claim That the ROwles-
burg Shooting Was justified.


KINGwoOD, W. Va, October Is. -ThOs.
E. Dunn, who murdered George H.
Moore, in Rowlesburg, will have q prelim-
mary examination Wednesday. The kill
ing waa the result of drunken quarrel
which developed into fight, during which
Moore had bis collar h0Be and jaw bone
broken. There were few more words
and Damn drew a revolver and fired, kill.
ing Moore instantly. Dunn fed to the
woods and after wandering around for o
half day came back and gave himself up
a cOroner's jury found verdict against
Dunn Of murder without justification
Dunn was brought here yesterday. Dunn's
friends claim he did the deed 10 self-de-
Tense
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Artbrr WIN he Reelected.

DENVER, October 15 Chief Arthur
and staff arrived here late las, night. The
convention will convene TO morrow. The
meeting will be Of unusual importance sno
several questions Of great interest are to be
decided. among them the election Of a sue
css=or TO Chisf Ar'bur Tue friends Of the
Chief are coafdent Of his reelection.
About 400 delegates will be preseat repre-
s4ndng 430 divisions and a memb srship Of
26 500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
THE BATTLE OFF.

Resgan is Too Sick to Fight With Young
Mitchell.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 15.-The fight
to fluish between the celebrated midcle-
weight, Johnny Reagan, of NewYork, ard
young Mitchell, Of this city, which wss to
have taken place on the 29th OF TINS
month, and for which 81 500 purse was
offered by the California Athletic Club,
will he declared Of, Reagan has been
stricken with malarial fever, and although
he mas been under the care of several ex-
oellent physicians, hss found 1t en- impos-
sibility TO shake IF the disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
RIVERS AND HARBoRs.

The Recommendation of the Chief of Kn-
gineers.
WASHINGTON, October 15.-Brigadier
General Casey, Chief Of Eagineers, makes
the following estimates for river improve
ments in his annual report: Herr Island
dam, Allegheny river, 100000, Ohio
river, $500, 600, Cleveland barbor, 5000,
600. The total amount recommended by
Gen. Casey is $50, 1876. 800.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
ANY nruOrfst

In the United States will recommend
Elixir of Dates il you need a gentle and
reliable laxative. If your liver is inactive
You can't hope for coed health until you
regulate the regulator" by taking soms
safe remedy. Elixir of Dates is just wnat
yOu need. Give it a trial Sold IN oO
cent bottles by ". W. Irwin, W. E VII
liams, John Lsughlin and G. z. Goetze'
J. T. Goodwin & Co. aud Logan & Co.
Wholesale Agents.
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49, - rER ~.
Trade tn window Glass Active with Ready

Trade 10 window Glass Active with Ready
sales.
PrTsBUEG October 15.-At a meeting
.of tie Western Window G lass Manuiac-
tnr-rs Beneficial As cation yesterday in
this city The pi.e glass Of all sizes ad
yarcsd i've pc t The reasons assigned
for The adyanC= -ie that the Chambers "
Mckee Company have raised the price five
per cent, and that 10 vas a trade necessity
ON account OF the increase Of wages eX-
acted by the Window-Gisss Workers As
sOcioion. Trade prospects are reported
iai-, with acuye demand and ready sales.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
GONE GLIMMERING.
Won Der Ahs's Vain Hopes 10 Win the Association
Pennant-Tha "Rsds" Take Cams from
His Men-The Season Ended.

CINCINNATI, o., October 15.-St. Louis
chances for winning the Association pen
nant we're knocked into 2 cooked hat this
afternoon by the Oincinnatis winning the
6rsi game. The Browns hsd bad case
of rattle sll through the gone, and they
we're unable TO bat or run the bases with
ary success. Both teams played indiffer-
emily in the second game. ST Louis will
not 20 to Philadelphia TO play the post
poned gsmes with the Athletics. Score
FIRST GAME
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16

southern Presbyterlans Object to Union
NEW ORLEANS, October 15.-The New
Orleans Presbytery on Friday night, after
an animated discussion, by vote OF Is to
o. disssnted from the action OF the General
Assembly at Chattanooga last spring favor
ing organic union with the Northern
Church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Ial.a .aK,lratn,.pIaDs

BALTIMORE, October 10 Jake KilTain
has returned from New York. He has re-
fused several offers to give spsrring exhi-
bitions tbroug the country and will start
a spsrripg school in the city. he will also
give exhibitions with professional sparrers
from other cities. The first exhibition
will be with Joe Lannon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Meeting OF tho Asylum Board,

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WESTON, ". VA, October l5.-The
Board Of Directors Of the Hospital for the
insane met here to-day, all being present
bat MessIs. Sturgiss and Bennett. No
business of importance was transacted.
Tns Board attended the f1nerel Of Miss
Fannie Harrison, daughter Of Mr.. NJ W..
Harrison, Treasurer Of the Board, this al
teynO0n in a body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
INK sew CRUISER.

WIN She be Named In Honor of Wheel
Ing.
Special Ttlegram 10 ne R'Ciser.
WASHINGTON, October 15.-Chief ClsIk
Brace has not submitted his brief to Sscre-
tsry Tracy in favor of naming Cruiser Nc.
z Wheeling, bu. he will at the first favor
able opportunity. He has the brief fOrii-
fed with Arguments and endorsements
from numerous prominent men. There is
sharp competition for the naming Of these
vessels and by some it is claimed that
Wheeling should be content with a smaller
vessel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Connors Beats Adon Butler.

CHICAGO October 15.-At Battery D,
last night Tom Conrors, of Milwaukee, aud
Adon Batter were TO wrestle at five etyles
for Al advertised stake of $500 The frs
fall, catch-ss-catch. can, was won by Goa
nors. Butler won the second, collar and
elbow, in 18 minutes 10 seconds. After q
wait Of 20 minutes it was announced that
Butler had broken bis toe, and the match
yes piyen To COnnOrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
INVITED THE PRESIDENT.

Bishop Reane Asks Him to Attend the
University Dedication.
WASHINGTON, October 15.-BishOp J.
J. Keane, rector Of the new Catholic Uni
versi,y; Rev. Dr.. Carrigsn, assistant rsc.
tor, and Rev. DR.. P L. Ohapelie, pastor
of st. Matthew's Church, called on the
President this morning and invited him to
be present ct the dedication aud opening
Of the University November l3. & The
President accepted the invitation with
thanks and said he would certainly at
tend If possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16
Victor. Vaudeville Company.

This great company Of specially artists,
composed Of twenty celebrated performers,
commences three ni1hts' engagement at
the Grand on Tnursday evening, October
l7-As this is the fret appearance OF this
company in this city, which is highly spo.
ken OF by the press aq a etricily refined
and excellent performance, the Grand will
40 doubt be crowded on the opening night.
Seats are now on sale at the Mcclure Houfe
nat and furnishing store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-16

spend a usy m speech Making at Pitts
burg.
tEHBrR1. Oclober 10 The American
Boiler Manufacturers Association met IN
''1at. sion here to-day, with about $50
det,a si1 attendance. Toe day was De
t.e1 a.m0s. entirely 20 addresses by the
la... aud periecting the organization.