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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
THE HEALTH COMMITTEE.
A Meeting Held at the City Hall, Las
Evening.

A Meeting Held at the City Hall, Last
Evening.
The Council Committee on Health met
at the City Hall, last evening, and put in
about an hour and a half discussing mat
ters coming under their supervision.
The most important object touched
upon, and one which sook up the time Of
the gentlemen for about an hour, was the
disposition of the contents of the dry earth
closets. This stuff can not be de-
stIoyed in the furnace, and as the
County Board Of Health hos declined to
allow any more Of the contents OF vaults
to be hauled TO the country, the city is in
something of dilemma. Chairman
Campbell reported that there had been a
conference between the subcommittee of
the Council Committee ard the County
Board of Health, at which both sides were
represented by counsel. The counsel for
the city expressed the opinion that the
county could not prevent the dumping of
the stuff in the country, while the counsel
for the County Board thought it could be
prevented. 1t was finally sgreed TO sp-
point joint subcommittee TO 20 out into
the country and take a look around for
some suitable place. In the meantime, in
the opinion of Dr. Campbell, the
County Health Board would eDjoin the
city at the first move that was made. The
committee discussed the matter very fully,
and finslly agreed that there was no other
way out OF the difficulty, and accordingly
an amendment was drafted 10 the crema-
tory ordinance, allowing the contents OF
ash closets to be taken 10 the country, and
this will be offered at this evenings session
OF Council.
Superintendent Serig reported that the
crematory would be ready for work to-
morrow morning, after the extensive re-
pairs which have been in progress for
about week past, and an advertisement
was ordered inserted in the papers, notify
ing the garbage collectors that they must
20 to work tomorrow.
Sundry bills we're ordered paid, two
accounts were referred TO the City Sergeant
for collection, and the committee ad-
journed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
CoRRIGAN AT ROME.
The Archbishop of New York Has Power
ful Enemies.

The Archbishop of New York Has Power
ful Enemies.
ROME October 2l.-A correspondent had
an interview recently with Monsignor Nc
ceuni, the Papal Under. Secretary OF State,
who thinks that the mistake about Arch
bishop COrrigan, Of New York, having been
sent for, has arisen through the fact that
the English Bishop Of the same name has
been summoned 10 Rome. The Arch
bishop of New York, however, has powerful
enemies here, as he himself we'll knows.
His alleged financial enterprises are often
spoken OF among certain of the prelates
here, who have repeatedly urged the Pope
to interfere.
This weeks CrOHaca Nera. Of Rome, a
newspaper devoted to the interests Of the
lower clergy. openly declared that the
Catholic archdiocese Of New York WAS
dissatisfied with Archbishop COrrigsn's
cOnduct
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
CAPPELLER MUST 60.
Foraker Doesn't Want Another InvestIEa-
tiOn of Him.

Foraker Doesn't Want Another InvestIEa.
tion of Him.
Special Tele0rdm 10 ne Register.
COLUMBUS, O., October 21.-The politi-
cal sxe of Governor Foraker is expected to
fall in q few days on the head of W. S.
Cappeller, Commissioner of Railroads.
Since the Mt. Auburn (Cincinnati) acci-
dent, people have been inquiring into the
actions of Csppeller, and Foraker, not
wishing to have anything else turn mp
which will be 10 his detriment is linking
of asking for his resignation.
A committee of Republican Senators
was appointed while the Legislature was
in session to investigate the workings OF
Cappeller'a office. 1t found that he had
not psid that attention to his duties which
he should, and that his loose method of
expenditure furnished no protection to the
Public. Foraker would not take this hint,
hut he does not desire TO have second in
vestigation. General John Beatty calls
attention to Oappeler's actions this even
ing in a long letter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
MEAT OF THE NEWS.

A club of New York society women has
been organized. The club rooms will he
fitted with a restaurant and sle'ping
apsrtments. and will be in all respects
similar to mems clubs.
The Summer schedule of anthracite coal
prices will probably prevail during the
winter.
Wesley Elkins, aged II years, Of Clay
ton county, Iowa, has confessed to the
murder Of both his parents.
A reception was rendered the New York
base boil club Sunday night, when the
pennant was formally presented to them.
Incoming steamers landed 1,lS5 emil
grants st Castle Garden yesterday.
The village Of CARTS, in Wisconsin, bss
been destroyed by fire. Loss 800, 600.
P. T. Babbitt, the well-knOwn soap
manufactures and millionaire, dIed at
New York last night, aged so years.
Kate Malone, Mary Mack, and Zulu
won in the Lsx iugton races yesterday.
The citizens Of Johnstown have raised
S.. coo TO continue the work Of searching
for the dead.
Toe trial Of ]. Frank Collom, Of Min
neapolis, charged with forging notes to the
amount of 1927, 90, began yesterday.
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Washington Newa

It is denied that Postmaster General
Wauamaker Will leave his Philadelphia
Sunday school.
Society at Washington is commenting
on the GOODNESS between Mrs Harrison and
Mrs. Blaine. It is noticed that they have
taken part in 70 reception together this
season.
Cards of invitation are out for the long
talked of marriage ofex-SecretaTy Thomas
F. Baysrd and Miss Ciymer.
The Secretary of the Treasury he's de-
cided to diepeDse with the inspectors OF
foreign vessels at Philadelphia, New Or
leans and San Francisco.
Oscar P. williams, of New York, has
been appointed United States Consul at
Hayre
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u4RION'S OIL RICHES.
lrsTRlEE MAIDS lN IHS AAAlL-
TCN WELL.
f-E- Operators Pouring
Selling st aE.g- i.gl-s-N
ls Isrey-Lsllg
Gang o.
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WASHINGTON. October 21-While the
Of .lso oil strike here still re.
sttsrof doubt, Che "boom" con-
e-5-i1e apsce. New ore-
rIv.as every hour. and the last
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EDITOR VESTS TROUBLES.
The Chicago Genius Badly Knocked Out
In fhe Courts

The Chicago Genius Badly Knocked Out
In the Courts.
CHICAGO, October 2l.-The grand jury
this morning considered the case of james
West and Charles E Graham and held by
Justice Brayton on a charge of fraudu-
lently Over-issuing stock Of the Chicago
Times Company, and found indictments
sgainst them.
Three matters were decided against Mr..
West during the day. The first wss the
indictment by the grand Jury, next Judge
Waterman made ruling refusing to Issue
q mandamus to compel the recogui-
tiou Of Vests associate ". A. Patton, as
director of the Times Company, and finally
came TO the important proceedings in the
Federal Court bsfo;e Judge Blodgett, in
which he held that the only point at issue
was involved in the ownership Of the 8. .OOl
shsres, alleged to have belonged TO the
Huiskamps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
MASON EXPLAINS.
The Commissioner Denies seotionalIsm in
His ONCE.

The Commissioners Denies seotionalI.m In
His ONCE.
Special TtkgrGm 10 he Register.
WASHINGTON, D c., October 2l.-COm-
missioner Mason emphatically denies the
charge that the internal revepue office is
hostile to the wine interest of California or
any other section. He says the law for
the collection of tax from fruit brandy
produced fromograpes or other fruit is ap-
plied alike everywhere, and that revenue
officers have explicit instructions to enforce
it fairly and impartially and not to har-
row or snnOw taxpayers. 1t has been re-
ported to the ,ffice that the practice Of
using Illicit braudy spirits to fortify sweet
wines is quite general in California, and
that it is carried on by responsible persons,
and as the law expressly torbids thus, the
Commissioner regards it as mis- duty to
break it up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
AN ANGRY WIDOW

Down in Weizel Uses a Revolver with
Dangerous Results.
A rather sensational shooting scrape oc-
Cured in Proctor District, Wetzel county,
Sunday afternoon about . o'clock.
1t appears from what could 0e learned
OF the case that woman, known as the
Widow Butler, lives in the district, about
five miles back of New Martinsville. The
widow hasn't an immaculate reputation
it seems, and some one went to her house
on Saturday night and bOmbarded the
dOmicile with stones. Mrs Butler vowed
vengeance on he man or men who had so
rudely treated her, and her suspicious
rested on one Hiram Kirkhsrt, who resided
in the neighborhood.
On Sunday afternoon, at the time men
toned, Kirkhart went to tbs residence of
Mrs. Butler, accompanied by two friends.
There was a man in the house at the time,
and when the newcomers stopped at the
well TO get drink, the widow appeared at
the door, and accusing KiIkhsrt with hav.
ing stoned her house, she gracefully and
quickly unlimbered 3S-cslibre revolver
and blszsd away at Kirkhart. Failing
TO touch him the first time she let drive
again, and as the distance wss but about
eight feet, the ball caught Kirkhsrt on the
left side just above the hip, a0d he fell
where be stood.
His friendssucceeded in getting him to his
home and DR.. Richardson was Summoned,
whe probsd eight inches for the bullet but
failed to find it. At last accounts the
wounded man was in pretty bad shape,
but the physician at that time could not
tell whether the wound would or would
not result fatally. Kirkhart complained
of a great deal Of pain up under his
shoulder.
Mrs Butler was arrested and taken be.
fore Squire Parsons, at Proctor, and she
was held until the result of Kirkhar's
wound is ascertained The injured man is
about twenty three years old and unmar-
ried
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PIli.hnrr Mo. dars Win.

PIrrsBURG, October 21.-The machinery
molders chances for winning a victory are
very favorable. Two Of the largest shops
in the city, that Of Carnegie, Phipps * Co.
and A. Speer & Sons, have sigued the
scale and will grant the 10 per cent. sd
vance. Seventy-tWo men are employed IN
these two shops
The strike will be Of short duration.
Eleven firms have signifed their intention
Of signing tbs scale aud it is thought 9th
ers will follow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
CABLE BREVITIEs.

In an address to a party Of French
Catholic, the Pope said tina, Papacy was
the protection Of the working classes.
Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria arrived in
London yesterday.
Grand Dlke Nicholas, uncle OF the
Car, is dying from cancerous GfI c,ion
OF the ear.
NJ. De Freyeiret has written a public
letter defending the French occupation Of
SeTvia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
sPALDING's DENIAL.
Another Base Ball Falsehood Meets a
Early Death.

Another Base Ball Falsehood Meets an
Early Death.
CHICAGO, October 21.-A reporter for
the Associated Press this morning ques-
toned Mr.. A. G. spalding, President of
the Chicago Base Ball Club, in regard to
the Published statement that on smicable
understanding had been reached between
the National League and the players
Brotherhood, and that Mr.. SpaldiDg and
the triumvirs of the Boston club would
furnish the money necessary 10 run Broth
erhood clubs in Boston, New York, Phils-
delphia and Chicago Mr.. Spalding au-
thOrzed the reporter for him 10 deny, in
the most circumstantial manner, that there
is any truth whatever in the published
statement, and they say that the story
was manufactured out of whole cloth from
first 10 last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22

h Fanl Cutting Anray at Winlreoo
saturday.
Er
CHARLESTON. vs.. Va, October d.
.s.es.n-5ly rigbt while Buren Cleuden-
rr u sitting on the railroad track st
Wus. iu front Of Henry C.endennin's
urmou Manning Titlow and Jack ABB
1Ire came along and T.t,ow kicked over
C.-nsenun's lantern. C.endeonin resent
ad this and struck Tuow with % rock.
ulow ran away and Abshue attacked
cendnuia. who drew O. knife and stabbed
aim O. number of times. indicting several
gounds escb hAL An inquest
vas h-.d yesterday afternoon by Justice
Adkins aut Assistant rlosecuting Attor-
ney Luep1ge was nolisd By telegraph
to-day He swore 0ut q warrant before
Justice @ vs. Hall, a1i Constable Car
wiilsn WAS sem, % Wiuirede 20 arrest
CerdeuuI1. who when iast heard from
was st.l .hr-e ard was making no attempt
.o escape Hs home .s on Rash Greek.
la,lre is said ,o have been a worthless
char .e- who spent the greater part of
as uue 1rier the irh1ence of liquor,
SMILE ntow was but little if any better.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
JOHN BROWNS FORT.
An Historic Building At Harpsr's Ferry tC
be Torn Down.

An Historic Building at Harpsr's Ferry to
be Torn Down.
HARpEB's FERRY, ". Va, October q.
What is known ss John Browns Fort
is to be torn down. This is the old engine
house used as a citadel by the great anti
slavery leeder and bis followers thirty
wears ago a. q place Of refuge from the sol
diers and citszsns surrounding them. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has decided to change the location OF its
main line at HarpeT's Ferry. The new
survey runs directly through the old en-
gire house. Thousands have gazed with
interest upon the fort from car windows
sud platforms
An effort is being made to induce a syn.
dicste Of Philadelphia to buy the building
and move il to Philadelphia, to be set up
there as an exhibition enterprise like the
Chicago Libby Prison.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record a. Clerk Hooks cfioe,
yesterday:
Dead made October 16, 1889, By Mary
Garrity, to F. J. Hearne, for the north
half Of lot No. 10 in fquare Is, on the
plat Of the Caldwell run property. Con
sideration, 5000.
Deed made October 10. 1859. by Edgar
E Boyd, trustee, TO Joseph n. Purcell
snd Raymond Bauer, for lot No. g. in
square No. /, in Carroll and Bakers addi-
tion. Consideration, 81 2l5.
Deed made October 10 1889. by Joseph
Purcell and wife and Raymond Bauer, sod
wife, to William Smith, for lot No. in
SCARE No /, in Caldwell and Bakers ad-
diton. Consideration, 81 500
Deed made October IS, 1889 by Bspj
Exley, Jr., Of Martins Ferry, executor Of
james EKley, deceased, to Nichols
Michelfelder, for piece Of land on the
west side Of McColloch street, near Tenth
street. Consideration, S460.
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LAID AT REST.
Warrior Hartranfr Has Auswertd d the Last
tugle CRn.

tugle Can.
NOBRIsTOWN, Pa, October 2l.-With
solemn ceremony the body of the late
John F. Hartranft was consigned 10 the
grave in Montgomery Cemetery this after
noon. Early in the day people from sur
rounding towns began to flock into the
place, and when the hour for the funeral
arrived there was an immense thrOng
here.
AT $50 O'Clock this morning private
services according to the ritual Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church we're held at
the family residence on Main street, at
which only the immediate family Of the
dead soldier was present After the ser
vices the clsket was placed on a gun cassOn
drawn by six black horses and escorted by
detachment Of infantry was taken TO
the Montgomery county court house,
a spacious building located IN the center
OF the town. Here the casket was mount
"a on a cataialque, and the doors Of
The court house were thrown open,
10 order that the public might have an Op-
portunity to view the face Of the dead.
The remains were dressed in the foil uni
form of "a Isjor General On the left
breast vas pinned 6ve medals, those OF
Pssl National Commander, G. A. r.; Loyal
Legion, Ninth Army Corps, Army Of the
Potomac, and a medal awarded by Con-
gress for distinguished bravery.
The doors OF the room we're opened to
the public at II o'clock. and between that
hour and o'clock, it is estimated that
20 600 people passed in a double line be-
fore the casket aud gazed at the face Of the
dead soldier. Shortly after , o'clock the
Chaplain Of the Second Regiment, Penn
sylyania National Guards. Rev Henry D.
McCook, of Philadelphia, began the
iuueral oration. Chaplain McCOOk, in
his 0raiion, referred briefly to the mill
tary and civil career of General Hart
ann, eulog ling bis many quail
ties of mind and heart AT the conclusion
of the Grafton the body was removed from
Court House and the mach to the grave
vas begun. C0rtege was made up as fol-
lows. Sheridan Troops, Of Tyrone, Pa;
City Troop, of Philadelphia; Battery O, OF
ptWlXvilie; 10Th Regiment Pennsylvania
National Guards, the caisS0n carrying the
ca,ket, the mourners, including the family
of the deceased and two hundred cOmm's-
stoned officers Of the National Guard.
Tnen followed delegations from the Loyal
Legion and Union Lesgue, of Philadel-
phia; Grand Army of the Rspu
bic. civic organizations and
citizens. the procession numbering
in an about FIVE thousand persons. At .
O'Clock the procession arrived st the grave,
where the casket was lifted from the csis-
son by six se1geants and placed on the
ground Rev Dr. Davidson, Of Philadel-
paia, read the burial services Of the Epis
copsl church, and the body was lowered
into the opening. Three y0lleys Of mus
kerry and a governors salute Of fifteen
guns was then fred and the sounding Of
''taps" by Sergeau Williams, Gen. Hart
ranit's old bugler, ended the burial cere-
mony. A movement has already been put
o. foot TO erect 8 monument.
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RAUM AT WORK.
Noble Says Tanner Is a Back Number
Man.

Noble Says Tanner Is a Back Number
Man.
WASHINGTON, October 21.-General
Green B. Raum this morning sat in the
chair lately occupied by Corporal Tanner
at the Pension Office. The new Commits
siOner WAS at his Office promptly at 9
O'Clock this morning and assumed control
quietly. Mr.. Raum has not yet appointed
his confidential secretary, that place be-
ing still held by Miss Ada Tanner, the
daughter of the late Commissioner, and
she was at her post of duty to day.
MOBILES OPINION OF TANNER.
Secretary Noble is not worried by the
publication of Commissioner Tanners last
letter. he will make no reply to it. 81
have done with Tanner" he said to-day.
"He is back number with me. All that
he published l have seen before, and
think it does not need any reply. If he
wants to make me a target he can do so;
let him fire away all be wants to-"
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To Withdraw From the X. ell.

NEW YoR, October 2l.-By the frat Of
January every union plumber aud gas fit
ter, and their helpers, will drop their coz
nection with the Knights of Labor and
form a new eanizAtion This means a
loss Of over L 900 mechanics to the order.
The determination to form this Union was
reached at a secret meeting of $50 dele
gates of the craft, from all parts of the
country, held in Washington on the 9Th
inst. The delegates met on that day and
discussed the question for five days before
finally decidiDg
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JACKsON's CHANCES.
The Australian Has Many Opportunities t.

The Australian Has Many Opportunities to
Fight.
LONDON, October 21.-Slugser Jackson
will literally have his fists full il be fights
all the men in Eogland who want to fight
him. jackson is in training now for a
match with Smith. Little betting has
been done so far at even money. Jackson
is slightly the fayorite. Slayiu accepts
Jackaon's challenge to fight him in any
style, ten rounds to finish, with gloves
or bare knuckles, under the London prize
ring rulee Tom Lees also puts up $50
guarantee to fight Jackson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
, s.nofP PaDer Saves Her Life

It was Just an ordinary scrap o. ~" "isp, ,.'ls
r;ns nsnsr but it saved her life. Sne was
n nj ne last stages Of consumption, told oy
nbva;cians n that she was incurs0le ana ,9
could live only short time; she Selsu.S s ~
less than seventy pounds. On piece " ~
wrapping paper she read OF Df; M. My i :
New Discovery, and gotta sample ,.i oo.,le' - -
helped her; she bought large 3o1Iie, "a \
helped her more, bought another "A suS u
rev g better fast. continued it's use ana IL
now now strong, hesltby, losy, plump, weign, q.
inc re 14O Rounds. For fully partleulllaIs.
send s stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggist, FOR E9LI
smith, Trial bottles of this Wlea-. Wonue...'
Discovery free at Logan & Co. sdrug S'O'''
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FRANK BOWMAN KILLED.

End OF q Man who Has Figured In Many
Escspades.
ST. LOUIS, October 21.-Frank J. Bow
mar, the well known lawyer, who has
figured in 30 many matrimonial troubles
here and in Chicsgo, was shot and IN
stantly killed by S. B. Chamber this after
noon at Ferguson. Mo. Bowman and
Chambers had been interested in paper
together. and business complications arose.
Bowman accompanied a deputy yesterday
o. levy on Chambers property, when the
shooting occurred. Chambers made no
tfor ID escape
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PensIons for west vlrgInIsns

Special telegram 20 he Register.
WASHINGTON, October Extensions
were granted to West Virginians to-day as
follows; Original invalid, Thomas West,
Caleb Watkins, Pearson Farley; increase,
Thomas O. Meadows, John X. Dieiz: orig
inal widows, &C., Almeds, widow of VIM.
Howard: reissues, Robert Boner, Richard
D. Cart, Franklin FerTill; Mexican sur
vigor, reissue, Samuel Albright.
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THE PRINCE DOOMED.

The Heir TO the English Throne Afflicted
With Brights Disease.
LONDON, October 2l.-The Prince Of
Wales has been warned by his physicians
that he has Bright's disease incurably fas-
tened upon him, and that the chances are
against his living out the year The Queen
has been thrown into a grave dependency
by the tidiDgs, and is living a more seclu-
ded life than ever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-22
ILLINOIS WONDERS

Made Known to the Curious Pan-Ameri-
cans
CHICAGO, October 21.-The information
al xcursiODists began another week Of
sightseeing this morning considerably re-
freshed By the day Of rest afforded them
yesterday. They we're shown through
tine dressed beef packing establishments
Of Swift and Armour, and examined them
with great interest. They were tber
taken on board their special car and pro
ceedsd To Pullman.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Rinehart Sisters

The Grand Opera House was packed 10
the doors last evening with a delighted
audience. The RInehart Sisters are great
er favorites than ever and they are sup
ported by a splendid company. The
music is sll new, the costumes foe and
"Cinderells" was produced in great style.
A change of programme will be made
nightly Reserved seats are on sale at
Weiris hat store.
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London wnntn an Elnel rower.

LONDON, October 2l.-A company has
been formed here for the purpose Of erect
ing a tower in London on the Eiflel plan.
The tower is TO be 1, $50 feet high. Five
hundred pounda is offered IS price for the
best design for the tower, and $50 pounds
for the second best design, open to the
nrnrlA