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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
BENDER MURDERESSES.
Tae Notorious Kansas Criminals Believe

Ths Notorious Kansas Criminals Believed
TO Bs CauGh
ST. LOUIs O3'ober 81 Ga the ChicagO
and Alton tram that arrived st the Union
dept at 7 o'clock this morning were two
women who were supposed 20 be the last
suryivors OF the infamous Bender fmily,
who blood-,u'dli1g history sent n
thrill cf horror Though the country
some eighteen years ego. The two
we're Mrs. Eliza Dayis, who Was
on trisl for Some time in Niles, Mich, on
the charge Of grand larceny and her
mother, Mrs Huarc, hcm Mrs Davis
during her trial claimed was the notorious
Mrs. Bender, the mother OF the Kansas
fsmi!y Of murdneis. Mrs Davis alleges
Mrs Munro to be old Mrs Bender, admits
herself to De Kate Bender, a1d op her own
admission will he mode TO suffer ia COM
parry with her mother, provided Mrs
Munro is proven to be the notorious mur-
dareLg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
WHEELING'S CLAIMS
To NsmO One of the New Government
Cruisers.

To Nsmo One of the New Government
Cruisers.
Special telegram % the Register.
WASHINGTON, D O.. Oo.obrr 3l.-Tne
West VirginiGna who are here urging the
name wheeling" for one of the new
naval cruisers ere not idle. On the cor.
trafy they are diligent. Secretary Trscy's
chief objection was that the Dame would
be incOngruOus. He said Wheeling is the
participal form of the English verb
to wheel, and it would be
odd to use it IS noun.
To-day Chief Clerk Brace, of West Vir-
ginia, filed a letter from Judge Oranmsr
Of Wheeling, which shows that the pame
Of the city was derived from Delaware
Indian word signifying Head" and not
from the Eaglish. The circumstances as
stated are, that early in the Revolution o
party of settlers, navigating the river on
batteau, csmped at the month of Wheel
ing creek. They were attacked 10 the
night by warriors OF the Della
wares and every white in the
party murdered. The Indians cut
off the head of one of the whites and
reared it on d pole, so as to face the river,
as a warning to tbs whites to keep out OF
the country. As the Delaware word
"Weeling," or anglicizsd into Wheeling,
sipnifed Head" The locality took its
name from that tregedy, hence it is claim
ed that the name is purely indigenous to
the soil, and instead Of Offering by its
derivation an objection to naming the neS
cruiser, adds another argument and sound
reason ia favor of bestOwing it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
4 BIG MONTHS WORK.
The Real Estate Sales Negotiated During
October, by Rinehart & Tatum,

The Real Estate Sales Negotiated During
October, by Rinehsrt & Taium,
The following sales If real estate we're
negotiated during the month OF October
by Messrs. Rinehart & Ta,um, real estate
agents, 1163 MaIk,t street: The HOff-
man property, on Coal street, 10 S. ].
Moore, for SlO5O; Kate v Smith TO
Wheeling and Elm Grove r. r. Co., Elm
Grove property, for $500; II. W. Zane
TO Kate OLeary, lots Al aud 40 S. Penn
street, 5000; heirs OF Jos. Y. Caldwell
to F. J. Hear1e, seven lots IN Caldwelps
addition to Wheelirg, consideration s., 400;
S. B. Caldwell TO F. J. Hearne, nine lots
in Caldwell's addition, s, 400; H. c. Cald-
well 70 +. j. Hesrne, eight lots In Cald-
Wells addition, 81, $40; A. B. Caldwell to
+. J. Hearne, eleven lots in Caldwells
addition, $500; @. NJ. Wilson to F. J.
Hesrne, five lots in CaldweiPs addition,
So, 700; Thomas W. Pierce to F ]. Hearne,
two lots in Caldwell's addition, I'll, 400;
K. w. Hszlett to F. J. Hearne. one lot IN
Caldwell's addition, $3.50; J r Jones TO
+. J. Hesrne, two lots IN CsldwelPs adGi-
ton, $1,000; Farmers Bark, Of Fair
mont, TO +. j. Hearne, ore lot in
Caldwell's addition, $1,000; He1ry Ket-
tier to F. ]. Hearne one lot in Cald-
wells addition, 81, 300; Mary GArriiy
20 T. j. Hesrne, ono bali lot IN Csldwelps
addition, 5000; malaChy CLARKE 90 F. J.
Hsarpe, one bali lot in Caidwsils add
ton, 5000; Jacob Reiiz to i. j. Hearne,
one bslf lot in Caidgells addition, $500
Charles Reiz 10 +. J. Hesrne, one-hslf lot
and house il CaldWeli's sddiiion, y, 200;
Francis Ferguson 70 F. J. Heerne, one
lot in Caldwe,ps addition, $3.50; Charles
Vogelsang to Z. j. lIesrae. one half lot
and house in Caldwell's addition, 81 500;
John Merschrod to r. J. Hesrne, one half
lot aud shop IL OaldwelPs addition 1915;
Joseph Weidner toF J. HeGFne, one lot,
shop snd house in Clldwells addition,
So. 200; Jacob Zimmr 10 7 J. H,arne,
one-hslf lot for 800; w II T,s'ls to F. J.
Hearne, une lot aud house on Chspline
street, S., 600; c. LsonhsIl TO T. J. Hsarno,
One-half lot and house on Chsplire street.
&, 500: Jsne Roberts % +. J. Hearlo, ONT
third lot and house cu Ch3plne street,
5000; J H. Moyslo1 to F. J. Heame, one
lot on Woods street, Caldwelfs addition,
5000; heirs of Daniel Lswis 10 Aramin,a
Muldoon, one half lot and house on Twen-
ty-second street for $1,7O0; heirs OF Jos.
Y. Caldwell to Philip Newman, one-half
lot or Wilson street, $3.50; helss Of JOS
Y. Caldwell 20 S4muej KiDdelharger, one
half lot on Wilson street. 500; Michael
Bertschy property on North Main sirsetio
Nj. A. Costello. for 81 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
WANAMAKER'S TERMS.
The Rates which He VIII Allow tho rele-
graph Companies

The Rates " hIch He VIII Allow tho Tele-
graph Companies
WASHINGTON, October 3L-PCstmsster
General Wanamak.r has issued notices 10
the different Telegraph companies fixing
the following Telegraph rates for Govern
ment businsss during tie current fiscal
year:
For day messages containing not more
than 10 words exclusive Of place from,
date, address and signature. 10 cents for
all distances not exceeding 400 miles,
and ! cent for esch word in excess OF 10
words.
For distances exceeding 400 miles snd
and not exceeding ] 600 miles Is cents for
the first ten words, ard : Of cent for
each word in excess Of 10 words
For all dists, c,s exceeding COO miles
there shall be added to the price of the
messages fixes for distances over 400 and
under l coo miles ;he sum OF one-half cent
for each word.
For night messages Of rot exc .eding 20
wOrds, exclusive of place from. date, ad-
dress and signature, Is cents for all dis
tances and one.ball cent for each addition
al VOID. The rSte for signal service nes-
seq in fix d Il; q cents a word over eacn
circuit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
SPLIT ON THE PRICE.
A NEASLY TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS A
YEAR
Was all Miss Caldwell Valued the PrinN-kE
Nural Was Insultsd-Thsy Never Speak
as They Pass By-Gtnsral For-
sign News

PARIS, October 31.-The complete story
of the lovers quarrel, which resulted in
the abandonment Of the Murat- Caldwell
wedding, leaked out to-day. The storm
which had been brewing for several weeks
between Prince Murat and Miss Caldwell
finally burst on Friday last when, al the
meeting held at Miss Oaldwell's hotel for
the contract" or final signature Of the
marriage settlements, the notary announ-
ced that the bride only allowed her has
hand an income Of $40, 600 year, with re-
version sfter her death 10 her sister.
Miss Caldwell declares she had warned
the Priucs all along thai she intended 10
make this arrangement He he'd, howeysi,
always treated her reference 10 the matter
az a Joke, refusing TO believe that she
would treat him in such a nigRlrdly
fashion. When, however. be Prince
heard the notary read aloud the clause OF
the contract dealing with this matter, be
arose from bis chair, walked TO Mics
Caldwell snd exclaimed "Surely this j.
a joke. You cannot wish to treat your
husband with such a public display Of
susniciur2n
Miss Caldwell laughed and replied II
have managed my fortune all along with
success, and want 70 continue doing 20. %
The Prince still refusing TO believe that
she WAS serions Miss Caldwell remarked
you baye shown that , ou do not know
how TO manage money The Prince
lhereuFon became very angry, exclaiming,
Madame. ] am not btegum and walk
I'd out II the room.
The same evening the " lie Of the Princes
only son, who has all along opposed the
marriage, rot relshiug the idea OF there
being another Princes Muat beside
herself offered the Prince an ~.
surod allowance OF $4,000 ii be
would remain eiugle. Sircs then the
Prince hss become Indifferent and the
abandonment Of the match H. sofiicially an
nounctd. Miss Caldwell has met the
Prince several times while ont walking
snd driving, einco the quarrel on Friday
last, bot on each occasion he has passed
by without sayirg "a single VOID or even
raising his hat.
Under the circumstances there ia not the
Eighties; chance ofany reconciliation being
Nsde or the match ever taking place. Mrs
Caldwell is about 10 return 10 America,
and cabins have been engaged for honeif
and party on board La GascogDe, which
sails from Hayre on November
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
BROTHERHOOD PLANS
Tim Murnane Tells Soma Interesting Base
Rnn NfMa

Tim Murnane Tells Some Interesting Base
Ban News
BosToN, October 31-Tim Murnsne
says of the Brotherhood League in the
Globe: II has been definitely settled that
Brooklyn aid Boffalo will take tie place
Of Indianapolis end Washington. The
players Of these clubs will be distributed
between TIE former cities and Pittsburg.
Arthur Irwin is booked for Philadelphia,
where be will captain the team. John @
Ward will don a BFcoklyl uniform and
manage the team Tor that city. Comisky,
the great playing captain Of the St. Lonis
Browns, will take A5son'j place on first
base for the C5icagos PEffsr vail man
aye and CJmisky captain the team. As
the ST. Louis nan has not been reserved
by the Browns this will be 10 interference
by the new organization. COmisky will
be fine attraction for the Lake City bOys.
Glssscock and Denny aTa down for Pitts
burg, taking the plac.s Of White and
Rowe, who will 20 TO Buffalo. There are
several players who have not ss yet been
nlaccd
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FIVE PER CESr MORE.
hambers a Mckee Again Advance tho

Chambers a Mckee Again Advarcs tho
Price of oitsr
PITIsBt EG, PA, Oc'oner 81 - Chambers
* Mckee, the tank fufnsce window glass
manufacturers OF j, ,annette, Pa, have made
further advance Of per cent on the price
Of their product. This mskrs 10 per c,ni.
adyarcs IN the price oi tank
furnace window glass since Ostober 10Th.
The previous advance Of the ten per cent
wac met by the other window glass ma a.
iac,ureis At their laet meeting, and u is
probable the advarce made 30 day viii
also he met by then The outlook for
the traders is reported TO be unusually
briyht.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
Denied by auat. mAia's PRECEDENT.

NEW YORK. October 3l.-Mr. Jacob
Bafz. Consul General of Guatemala, says
that. noticing tbs news coming from Mex
leo. published in the daily press OF yester-
day. OF the rumorCd revolution Guatemala,
he msde irquiries Of the Guatemslsn Gov
erament rs 20 whether there was any truth
lu IRE rews. LIST r5y5t BIT. Baiz re-
leived The 5liowiug rvpy ircm General
Bsti.las, President of Guatemals; "Reyo-
muenary news on frontier Of Mexico IS
false N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
WELlnNG DAKOTAS.

rto N-u states to Do Proclaimed by the
Frrs.Icat To-day.
WlrN.-.> O,.obsr 3l.-E Fisk, Of
Nse Mexico. aas to-day appointed Ate
nu-y o. tae Clr,f S-a.es fer Che Tor
tory 90 SEES Mexico j. is expected that
llv proclamation by President Harrison,
aluitrg ,hc two Dakotas into the Union
So Estates win be ued tomorrow. The
PROCLAMATION sdmitrug MocUca is de-
a7si by the controversy iu the srutornl
urrs over the counting ot portion OF the
.o.a which prevents csiurcation Ct the
asuIL DC l- SAID tnst no.hrs bss yet
.een received 40 the White House icdicat.
ng that au election ras held in Wnahirg
loo. so that cher, is 20 irioruat on or
th.cl to base a proclamation Of Statehood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
The STATE FINANCES.
Treasurer Thompson Makes a Highly
Credltsble Report.

Treasurer Thompson Makes 4 Highly
Credltable Report.
SpociG! TtlegrGm TO Hs Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, October 81
State Treasurer Thompson has balanced his
books for the fiscal year ending October /
The books show total receipts OF 81, lGS.-
537 60, and expenditures, exclusive Of
school fund, $82s, Cos IL, en increase OF
$7i, ,764 j6 over last years expenditurei
The following expense i'eus have
been selected from many IS probably Of
the greatest interest to the public: Sal
aries State tflicisls, SCI ISL 2l; salaries
teachers in University, $l6 3l2; criminal
chsrges, $73, 5s5 II; keeping lunatics in
jails, Sl4 27l 81; lunatic asylum. 500 =
999 9S; school fOr deaf and dumb, S23, 500
printing and bindiog 500, 269.s6; station
cry, $l3 325; county and district tsxes col
l5c.ed from railroads, Sl6l, 110.7l; repairs
and improvements or capitol building,
SIS 3l3 so; deficiency in penitentiery ap-
prOpria;ion, S13, 600; per diem Of commit
lee On gnbaruatorial contest, 81. $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
Washington News

Il is believed that DR.. Nolsingsr will be
appointed Postmaster at Kansas City. He
is endorsed by President HlJrison's broth
ers, but opposed by leading Republicans.
Minister Abbott to BogOia gays in his
report that American meTchauto can rot
sell goods as cheaply in South America as
Europeans.
A farewell dinner vas given 20 COmmo-
dore Walker preparatory TO leaving or BIS
cruise around the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
MORTGAGE SHARKS
Cause ssoss OF the Destitution among ID
H.r.a rraru.ara

Cause ssoss OF the Dcsutution among Da-
kota Farmers.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, O,tober 3l.-At
8 Joint meeting Of the committees from
Minneapolis and ST. Paul Boards Of Trade
last evening, Geo, A. Brsckett, OF the As
socisied Charities Of this city, who has
Just returned from an extended trip IL
Ramsey county, North Dakota sai6 he
had looked over the ground carefully and
thought the stories Of desiitution we're ex-
aggerated.
He hiled TO iGd family that v2s Ie-
ais in need OF the necessities Of lite. Mr.
Bacsstt believed that the people are sul-
iering more from mortgage sharks than
from failure Of crops. lie Gays thst they
are compelled 90 pay from so 10 100 per
cent per annum for loans He has an Of
fer from a trust company to lend money TO
she DakO,ans for 10 per cent. lie says
the Twin Cities caa do more for the psO-
pie OF Dakota 10 this direction than in any
other way. Dr. Wattce, OF BrOokings,
S. ID, said be believed the people OF South
Dakota we're abundantly able 20 take care
of their own enflerers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
WAR IN GUATEMALA.
Revolutionists Bise in Arms-A Blood
Toufaaf Vpaced

RevolutOnists Rise Ina Arms-A Bloody
Contest Waged.
CITY OF MEXICO, VIA GALVESTON, Oc-
tober 31-Tue PapsAon Nation publishes
q telsgram from Guatemala sayiYg that q
revolution is in full progress il the Santa
Rosa district, and that the Gustemslan
Government is shooting all prisoners The
rev0l lutionisis, tue dispatch Gays, are hold
ing their own, and aTe aided by other
forces in the direction of the Mexican
frontier.
General Baruudis, a Gustemalan exile
here. will publish a pamphlet in tew
days, recitibg the abuses which he alleges
have been committed by President Baril-
las.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
CHlCAG0'S BOOM.

Hasilngs and Ke'f,r Toih Declare for
Chicago
CHICAGO. October 81 -Aiiutant Gen.
eral Hastings, Who performed such hdoic
services subssquent to the Johnstown dis
as'er in alleyiltipg the auf-ring' Of ;hc
victims, writes TO bis fri.hd, Mr. Aosiin
l. Nsa'leIod I am il favor ot Cnicsgo
as the location cf the Worlds Fair"
KgIFER FAVORs CHICAGO
Ex-Speaker Warren Kei'er, OF Sp'irg
field, Ohio ia l,t'fr TO Samuel Coctr'n,
Of this city, says: Il hsse),ur le.tsr ct
the 19.h mss. r,lsting % he Worlds Fair
at Chicago. We ale for tie ia'r az that
city ard preftr ths' \ stou'd be- in Caiel-
70 10 Ne6 York 90 any other Eis'trG
cty.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
TALMAeE STARTS.

The Tabernacle Divine on ON His Tour TO
tho Holy Land.
NEW YORK, October 3l.-Rsv. Dr.. r..
De Witt Talmaga, accompanied by bis
vile acd daughter, sailed yesterday on the
Ciiy Of Paris for q tour through the Holy
Land The cleryman's admirers were
present ~ force TO wish hin Godsp5ed IN
hia i1urny. A magnificent d'rsl emblem,
symb)iical OF bis burned church, was
among tine many gifts sent &c Dc Ts.mGEe.
I.was composed Of a variety Of choice
flowers, ard vas the git Of Leonard
Moody, Of Brooklyn. i, -,cod abUuttnIs
feet high.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
FLACK CAsK AeAIN.

The Sherifr's Wronged Wife sues for I'm
mediate Divorce.
NEW YORK, October 3l.--MIs. Flack't
suit for divorce from Sheriff Fisck, o0 ac-
count Of edu.tery, came up in court to-day.
Cours;l for Mr. Fiack offered 10 ray Mrs.
F.eck $50 per week pending the decision
of their appeal from The Eetiing aside oI
the divorce procured Mr.. Flsck. Ttey
hold that the divorce is still in effect.
Counsel for Mrs. Flsck objected and want
ed her suit tried iuespsclise Of the other.
The court thought this eu upressons BILE po-
sition, hut atiolrntd tie case two days to
allow Mrs. Fiack's counsel to present
further arguments against ihe proposed sr-
ran.ement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
RoBBING UNCLE SAM.

The Union Pac fio Giant Still Refuses 10
Settle.
WASHINGTON, October 31.-The govern
ment directors OF the Unicn Pacific rail-
road have reported to the Secretary of the
Interior that in their judgement the inter
ests of the Uoited States demand early &C.
ton by Congress to secure the payment by
the company Of its Indebtedness TO tbs
Government. The general plan of settle
ment fret suggested by the Commissioner
of Railroads, they assert, has never been
successfully attacked Tho report is
signed by George E Leighton, John F.
Plummer, Jesse Spsldirg, Rufus B. Bul-
lock end James W. Savage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
Where oronln ard O'sun.van Met.

CHICAGO, October 31.-Fire this morn
ing in Cooks Hall, Likeview, caused 8
loss of s14,000 1t was chiefly occupied by
political and other Organ;zitions. Among
the societies whose belongings were de-
strOyed was the Washington Literary
Society of the Camp Of the Clan ma. Gael TO
which p. O'Sulhvan belonged, and in
whcse hail ne was introduced to DR..
0rcniu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01

BALrluoRE. ND, October 3l.-Ihe
brig Alice. from Navassa Island, passed iu
at ;he Capes st9 O'Clock this morning
The Rename has not yet been sighted.
The United States revenue cutter Ewing,
with Uaited States District Attorney
Hsyes a1d the Uoitej States Marshal
abosrd. who have been OK the io'kont for
the pas, ten days, will probably meet the
Alice and dtta'n her unsii the arrival Of
the Rnnnnce With iha other rioters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
stnlo ana postnce stnm-s.

WASHINGTON, October 31.-LAwrence
Berry Dawson, the son OF Reconnaissance
Dawson, CT the Bureau Of Education. was
arrested last night on warrant charging
him with the larceny of ninety-one dollars
worth of postsge clamps from the Bureau,
where be had been employed. The ftierds
of the young man assert that he will be
abe, upon examination, TO establish his
innocence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
DEMOCRATS WIZ.

Judge DE Wolf Decides the Montana Case
in Their Favor.
HELENA, Mon, 0atobsr 81 -JGdee
DsWolf has sustained the motion Of tie
Democrats, and issued pereTnptory ordtr
to have the Canvassing Board make re-
turns Of the TuDrel precincts. A molten
for appeal has been filed and application
made for q s;ay Of proceedings. The Re =
publican attorneys ssked to have sOndo
fixed on the application. The Court took
recess to allow suthoritioe to he locked
up aud presented
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sQUANDERED MILLIONS.

Over Ons-nAlf of tho Pension ApproprIs-
tiOn Gone.
special TsLs0TGm 10 ne Regtsisr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Ostobsr 31.-The
October debt statement to he issued to
morrow will show a decrease in the public
debt of about seven million dollars. SEC
rotary Window has strained the figures and
conditions to the uttermost to show de-
crease, his former monthly statements
having nearly all shown Increases. But
his difficulties are not over. OF the eighty
million dollars appropriated by Congress
for pensions this year over one-half has
been expended, though only Oue-third Of
the year has expired. The ablest experta
of tine Treasury estimate that there will be
& pension deficiency of about twenty-five
million dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
WALLS FILL IN.
SIX cen Worknan buried In r New jersey
naafh PIT.

SIX cen Worknsn Buried In a New jersey
Death Pit.
PATERSON, n. j., October Sl.-SiXteen
workmeu we're hurled to-day beneath the
ruins Of = large brick dwelling which they
were building on Monroe street. PAsssle
City, for Obas. c. Farnes, Of Buripg-
ton. The walls fell in and every one
employed about the place was more or less
injured Those seriously injured art;
Louis Goc6ridge, of Washington, eku!l
fractured; Samuel J. Tay lor, Of Baltimore
leg broken; Simon Watts, of Baltimore
shoulder dislocated; Richard CJrmicb, IL
ternslly irjored and back broken; John
Nash, colored, irjured; John Z lsoo,
hands cat ard otherwise injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01

He Says the New Rates are Far Below

He Says the New Rates are Far Below
Gust.
New YORK. October 81 With refer
ence to the new schedule Of rates fox gov
ernment telegraph eGiv.ce promulgated by
Postmaster General Wanamaker today,
Dr.. Norvin Green, President Of the West
ern Union Telegraph, Rays: THE rate
fixed by the Postmaster General is I'M
doubtedly below cost. hut I am no: pre-
pared 10 cay what the attitude of the cCm-
pany will be until the matter hes had the
consideration of the Executive Committee
next Wednesday. The reduction averages
about 33 per cent from the old rate, which
was not o rsmunerative one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01

PHILADELPHIA, Os.qber 81 -snihsr.
laad, the criminal eusp'Ciod Of being r.s-
cot, was aHaiguei IN court to-'n.,
charged with passing forged checks. at
nessss sSore 10 hi- palsirg ffur ctecks Co.,
which J. y Wocd's name vas for a1.
suthtr' and WAS held on bail To ao oni b.
TO day Sutherlsnd confess thai lie true
nnme was Brown, and ihat be- b. 90. slu ri
d wealthy Chicago railroad mar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
serIou.AccIdent Al PIedmont.

Special Telegram to the Register.
PIEDMONT W. VA, October 81 -Abrs-
ham Williams, colored, Of this place, had
his skull fractured yesterday evening by
a stone falling on him from the top Of a
wall he was building for John Sable, on
WtsteInpOrt bill Drs Miller, Shuey
ard P4reous reldsred aid. HE recovery
IS yerv douhtful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-01
sludent. Il III oatholIe UnlveE.lly

BALrDoRE, October S1.-These was q
special ordination at the Catholic Cathe-
dal to-day for the Washington Uniyer-
sity. Richard @ Campbell, Richard G
O'Ne.u, Thomas f Gallagher and George
J. Lucas we're ordained priests. Gallagher
zoe 10 the University 50 a student with
niue others from s., Mary's Seminary.
O'Neiu snd Campbell will relieve Father
Grssf so the Imnaculate Conception,
Washington, aud Father Fletcher at s..
Palrick'e, Baltimore, respectively, the tNo
latter also entering the University fer
higher education These are the first stu-
dents selected for the University.