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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17
.ERIAL NAVIGATION.
DIR, De Bsuss.t Tells How lie Intends
a..

DIR. De Bsuss.t Tells How lie Intends to
Sail the Air.
BOsToN, August lG.-Only twelve per-
sons could be fouDd in Boston who were
interested enough in the proposed big steel
air ship to go 10 Peoples Church tonight
and hear about the plans for building tho
same. DR.. X. G. Wells, who claims TO he
the first American to use the parachute,
told what be and DR.. De Bausset intended
to do. The air ship which, they say
will attain speed OF more than mile
minute, will he 732 feet long, l45 feet
wide, and shaped like cone. II will cost
$3.50 600, and will be built If enough
money is subscribed by the public. The
airship will be constructed OF steel one
foriieth of an inch thick. and rarlied air
will be used instead Of gas. Attached to
the ship will be car l75 fost long Dr.
Wells says that with three-fourths Of the
air exhaustedf the ship will have an Ms
csnsional power OF 63 tons. At present the
airship exists only on paper.
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GUILTY SAY THE JURY
JOHN l.. SULLIVAN HEARS THB VERDICT
AT PURYlS.
A Motion for STAY Of Judgment TO Be Argued To-
Day-The Sluggsr Badly Broken
Up-Pat Kllen in the
Same Hole.

PURvIs. Miss, August 16.-Argu-
ments were msde to-day. District Attor-
ney Neville opened AID closed for the
State, while ex-Attorney General Ford,
Judge Calhoun, and Mr.. Green, appeared
for defendant The District Attorney, in
closing his argument, said from evidence the
accused has been proven guilty. II your
verdict be that of not guilty, then write on
the indictment "Not Guilty-Mississippi
disgraced and despised," and if the ver-
dict be Guilty" then you will show to
the world that in Mississippi, our beloved
State, the law is supreme.
THE JURY CHARGED.
Charges for the defense were read by Mr..
Green, Of counsel, and those for the State
by the District Attorney. Each Of the
charges were quite lengthy. That for the
defense says that although the
Jury believe from the evidence that
the defendant fought with Kilrain, YET
unless the State proved it was true that
the person was known to be Jake Kilrain,
or that he passed by that name, they
can find defendant guilty under either
count. That although the jury
should be satisfied that defendants
fought aud in ring, it must
be proved they fought for prize to con-
vict on the first count. The charge for
the State at the outset says: "If the jury
believes from the evidence that Sullivan
within two years before the indictment
engaged in o prize fight with Jake Kilrain
they will find him guilty"
BROUGHT IN A VERDICT.
1t was half past three when the jury took
their charges and withdrew, and at
o'clock they returned into court. Have you
agreed upon a verdic ?' asked Judge Terrt Il
There WAS a general nodding OF heads, and
they handed over q paper. The Judge
turned it over 10 the Clerk, who read
I'VE, the jury, fiud verdict of guilty, s'
charged in the frat indictment "You
mean frat count" suggested the Judge. A
general head shaking denoted an affirma'
ton. Judge Calhoun requested that the jury
be asked what they did mean. "YOu
mean, guilty of prize fighting" said the
Judge to the jury. The latter nodded il
the affirmative. The verdict was ordered
recorded and the jury we're released.
1T WORRIED THE BIG MAN.
S1llivan's face as the verdict Was reb
dered was sludy. His look was not {
disappointment or grief, but more of worry
and annoyance He showed feeling In thi
presence of the crowd, and as soon as 1T
could get away from the Court House h'
went by back way accompanied by severa
of his faithful friends. He tried hare
to keep up his spirits, singing a snatch o
sopg and fcrcing laugh, but he was evi
dently a little dOwn-hearted. He stopped
at the depot to see the North bound trair
psss and later on recovered his usua
merry mood, aud was social and as uncon
cerned as ever. The case sgaicst Referee
Fitzpatrick will be taken up tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17
MAKES HIS OWN GODS.
The Religious Dsluslon OF Reading, Pa,
LAborer,

READING, PA, Aug. 16.-If there is
any missionary desrOus Of trying his hand
in converting idolaters before going to
heathen countries he can find one in this
city at No. GA Locust street He is Will
lism Christopher Clemmer, Pennsylvania
Dutchman by birth and brickmaker BY
trade. He cannot speak English, can read
but little and has evolved his system of
idol worship out of what mind he pos
sesies. Clemmer has built for himself
about three hundred clay idols Of various
grotesque shapes and morning and eveniu &
hedevoutly worships them. Some of them
are down in his cellar and Others are up in
the garrett. They are all ho'low and he
feeds them regularly. He has god of the
weather that regulates storms and rains; a
god of the Reading Railroad that guards
against accidents; god of medicine that
looks after Clemmer's health; god OF
sewing machines that will help any one
who worships it to get machine, and
various other deities. He says he receives
revelations from them daily. Clemmer
has a wife and Six children and works
{ lily for their support.
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CONSUMED WITH LOVE
TANNER OPPRESSED WITH AFFECTION POR
SECRETARY NOBLE.
he Thinks Bassey Is an Artiul, Designing Man who
Wants 10 Make Trouble Between Him and the
Secrstary-Ths Commissioner
Interviewed.

WASHINGTON, D. O., August 16.-Ths
attention of the Pension Commissioner was
today called to a published interview in
Chicago, with Assistant Secretary Bussey,
iu which be is represented as speaking OF
Secretary Mobiles relations with the Com
missioner, Mr.. Tanner said "Assumirg {
that General Bussey was reported correct
ly, object most decidedly to his creating
the impression that there are any persopal
differences between Secretary Noble and
myself. Mr.. Noble is one of the most
loyable of men, a man Of broad views; and
while there may be some official differences
between US, these differences are not OF a
personal character. Any statement tend
ing to create any other impression Is un-
true.n
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BASE BALL.

The wheeling Now Comfortably Located
at the Bottom of the Pile.
The Wheeling team Is now deeper IN the
soup than she ever was before, and is now
srasping with desthlike grip the tail end
of the procession. 1t will be an easy thing
for Wheeling to win the BOBBY prize, and
it looks very much like she is aspiring TO
that honor. In fact, Wheeling now could
not get decent place in the race if she
won every game, and that she will fail to
do that is undoubted. However, it is bet
ter to be distinguished in one way or an
other, and if the team cannot get hrst
place she may az well stick down in last,
for he who laughs last laughs best.
The team was laid out in Springfield
Yesterday in the following manner.
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Weighing the woman's Fate.

LONDON, Aug. 16-Home Sec'y Mat
thews, Mr.. Justice stephen, the Lord
Chancellor and medical experts, were today
holding a conference at the home office,
with view to arriving at decision in the
Msybriek case.
The conference lasted four hours. II is
regarded as certainty that the Home
Office is in doubt, and it is believed that
the result of the deliberations must ne
cessarily be a pardon or a Communication Of
sentence.
ALL SIGNS POINT TO A BRPRIRVE.
Home Secretary Matthews and the ex-
perts assumed that Mrs. Maybriek WAS not
guilty, and acting upon this assumption,
sfted every scrap of the testimony given,
especially that in relation TO the husbands
craze for arsenic, which is of great weight.
aud will, it is believed, turn the scale in
the prisoners favor. II is noteworthy
fact that the Lord Chancellor is seldom
consulted in such cases except when q re-
prieve is meditated.
PARLIAMENTARY SYMPATHY.
Eighty eight members of the House Of
Commons have sgned the memorial in be-
half OF Mrs. May brick.
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In THE SAME BOX.
Charley johnson and Jimmy wskeiy
Indicted.

Charley johnson and Jimmy wskeiy
Indicted.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16-Word was re-
ceiyed here yesterday that all those who
had taken part in the Sullivan-Kilrain
battle had heen indicted at Purvis, Miss.
Charlie Johnston, of Brooklyn, heing
among the number. A reporter called at
JOhnston's place yesterday afternoon and
found that gentleman standing outside
talking to an acquaintance.
Johnston showed telegram, which lie
said came from friend in Purvis, telling
him, that he, Jimmy Wakely and Danny
Murphy had all been indicted. He said
he did not intend 10 run away, but Lowry
would hsve to send for him. 1t would be
impossible to prove that he backed Sulli-
van for a dollar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17

TgEEr HArre ISD, Augns. l6.-Ihe
rn.8r Senator from ludlsna, Mr. Noor'
bsss heartily -p..aius Attorney General
Miller ia vha. ha dii to protect Justice
rea "It has been wei. known Tor some
tms pa.t. he ani. 'yha, Justice Field 'e
Hfs ~ouli De- I'D imminent peru. whenever
hi. crenl duties called BIN again TO OAii-
mrn8 lu my opinion it Nas nen'ly
proper that the Attorney Geaerai should
See 90 Dc that mo- hsru s1ol.d come TO him
while 90 his 'ulicia. circuit.
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ACATHOLIC TRIBUNAL.
High Ecclesiastic.I Court Created for

A High Ecclesiastic.I Court Created for
America.
PHILADELPHIA, August 16-The ap-
pointment Of high Ecclesiastical tribu'
nal by the Pope for tha Roman Catholic
church in the United States is believed
to have been already contaminated,
although inquiry to-day failed TO
develop the existence of official noti6ca-
tion. The information obtained, is to The
effect, that the tribunal or court shall
have referred TO it ell cases in which the
Church in the United States ia concerned
for adjudication, and that the tribunal
consists of Cardinal Gibbens and Others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17
wED IN A CEMETERY

A Romantic Marriage AZ the Base Of s.
Greenwood Monument.
NRw YORK, August l6.-A romantic
wedding occurred at Greenwood cemetery
,o-day, where d. BaIbank, Of Nebraska
and Miss Sadie King were married. Both
Lost their parents in the Brooklyn theatre
ire. and from a correspondence arising
ont of this they became acquainted. They
were married "a the base Of the monument
erected 20 the dead in that ire
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17

BAY NiEW. Mich, Augus, 16.-Rsv.
D- H Biylss. Of Cincinnati, editor Of the
Netm Ci~.,fm Advocate died 81 10
O'Clock Yesterday morning DIT. Bayliss
vas a delegate 70 the Methodist General
Conference in 1876. sud was one of the
committee appointed 20 reviss the church
hymn book The remains viii be taken
to Chicago for burial
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RiorolI.t Climbing Contest.

PrrrsBURG, August 1G W. D. Banker,
the bicyclist, in letter to the Bulietin' of
this city, accepts the chsllege of Hal
Greenwood, of st. Louis, for hill climb
ipg contest for the championship OF the
world, the contests to take place one In
st. Louis, one in Pittsburg, and one on
some neutral ground, mutually satlsfsc-
tory, and contests to take place some time
in the latter part of September.
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Another snub for Tanner.

WASHINGTON, August 16.-Some time
since Commissioner Tanner Issued an or
der to increase the number OF pension
clerks at various agencies, beycnd those
provided for in the appropriations. 1t has
Just leaked ont that on August 8, Secre-
tary Noble sent on. circular counter
manding Tanners order and dismissing
the nav clerks
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ARRErr,s CLEAR rRACK.

No oae In the Path for the New Jersey
Gubsrnatorial Nomination.
JERSEY CITY, August 16.-The au'
nouncement that Hon. Edward Young had
withdrawn from the fsce for the Demo-
c,atie nomination for Governor created q
sensation here. Il is regarded as giving
eN Gov. Leon Albeit clear field. Mr..
Albeit is q very strong man with the
farming element, bat the railroads are
against him.
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MoRGAN's MEMORY.

Honors to the Hero Of the Battle CoWpens.
WINCHESTER, VA, August l6.-lnier-
estipg services we're held to-day around the
grave Of Gen. Daniel Morgan, Of Re7olu-
tionsry fame, by three hundred teachers
from different parts Of the State, who are
attending the Peabody Normal Institute
Addresses were made by George X. Stot-
tlemeyer, of the Maryland LEGISLATURE,
and Professors Roy and Hoenshell, OF Viz
uinia
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To THROW Dynamite Six Miles.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August l6.-The
Board of Ordinance and Fertilization has
notified the Haskell Multicharge Ordi-
nance Company, of New York, that it has
ordered one eighteen-inch Haskell multi
charge dynamite gun, payment to be made
upon delivery of the finished gun at the
Sandy Hook proving ground. The gun is
expected by the inventor to throw long
shells, charged with dynamite, from six to
ten miles.
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Cooper Goes TO West Point.

special Telegram to the Register.
PARKERsBURa, w. VA, August IT.
Arthur B. Cooper, of this city was the sue
eessful applicant for an appointment to
West Point, and Will H. Monroe, also Of
Parkersburg, is the alternate. MI cooper
ia a graduate of our High School ana mas
spent oue year st the State University 81
MorganioYp.
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Blood Poison

I. yery liable to follow contact Of the
hands or face with what is known as
poison ivy, especially in bot weather, or II
the body is perspiripg freely. The trouble
msy subside for time, only 10 appear in
aggravated form when opportunity offers
The great purifying powers Of Hoods Sar-
saparilla thoroughly eradicate every trace
OF poison from the blood, "a the cures -
has accomplished copclusiyely show. l.
also cures scrofuls, salt rheum and all other
affections arising from impure or poisoned
blood.
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D.gy,t, ee,, aI. Contract,

WASHINGTON, August 16.-Acting Post
master ClarksOn to-day awarded the con-
tract for furnishing postal cards TO the
POstoflice Department for four years, be-
ginning October l, next, to Albert Dag
get, of New York, the lowest bidder under
the recent calls for propOsals.
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A DEAL In OIL.
HuRui Il Co. VIII Sell Their Leases to the
Standard.


Standard.
WAYEEsBURG, August 16-It is report
ed that the Standard Company is negoti-
ating with +. NJ. Hukill for the possession
of his leases in the Mt. Morris field and
Moncngalia and Preston counties, W. Va.
Mr.. Hukill has leases upon so, 600 acres,
extending through the portions of country
mentioned, and it is ead for this territory,
his rigs, machinery aad producing wells he
has been offered two and one-half million
dollars By the Standard Company. Mr..
HuSill was the pioneer in developing the
NJ Morris field, and holds leases upon
Il, 600 to $1,000 acres in Greene county,
most of which lies near Mt. Morris. The
Brstor well, near West Union, which has
besn closed down for several months,
stouted oil last Saturday evening. 1t
flowed forIittsen minutes, and abont thirty
barrels went into the tsnk in that time.
The Huffman ard Loughmsn wells in the
came territory. will reach the Gordon sand
iu q few weeks
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Nev YORK. August 16.-When ex-
tsjent Cleveland and wife arrived here
.as uorairg on the steamer Providence,
c ,ts Fall River Line, President Choate,
OF The Fall River Line, and Mrs. Choate,
went ou board to greet them. A carri'ge
was sent for. and upon its arrival Mr.
C1oale escorted the ex President and bis
wife io 10 and they were driven to the
Victoria Hotel Mr. Cleveland looked
Nel. while Mrs. Cleveland WAS a picture
o. pen -ct health.
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VERY COLD COMFORT.
Chief dsyes sets Down on the Cherokee
Commission.

Chief nIsyss Sets Down on the Cherokee
Commission.
CHICAGO August 16 "A special from
Tahlequah, Indian Territory, says: Chief
Msyes long-expec'ed answer has finally
been given to the Cherokee Commission.
Msyes Gays he regrets that the Oommis
sionors' proposition made no allusion to
the legal status Of the lands in question
The Cherokee Constitution declares that
tie lands Of the Cherokees shall remain
common prop rty, and thatif the Cherokee
people should desire to cede part of their
lands an amendment 10 the Cherokee Con-
stitution would be necessary. the Com
missioneIs' proposition will be submitted
to the council at it's session in November
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.Don't Mako a Pubuo show Of Me. .

DETROIT. MICH, Angus, ia woman
named Mary Goodrich, 80 years Of age,
was found dead in FOrrestsr's Hotel. She
bal committed suicide by taking lauda-
nnm. on the table was letter which
read "It dead when found, send my
bodg 20 my father, Mr. William Shelby,
Windsor. Out Don't make a public show
OF me- Some Of you may have a son or
daughter that may some day meet with
.--LnrLnna.-
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sCANr COURTESY.

Tn, Uaiifornis Supreme Court shows no
Respect for TerIys Memory.
san FRAN1isco, Angus. 16.-Ihe Su'
prems Court Of the State Of Cllii1rnia, Of
which the la.e David S Terry was former
ly Chief Justice, this morning refused TO
adjourn ont OF respect to Terry's memory
This decision was announced from the
bench. and the reasons given was that Ter
rg rssig1ed his Judicial position % hgnt a
due aud that be was killed while 10 tne
sc. oi assa1lting Justice Of the Y. ;. ou-
urema Court
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Iva Costly Fire-Tdo Montgomery Hotel
Burned,
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August 16.-The
Montgomery Hotel, james Tubert's dry
goods store and Louis Cohen's clothing
store. at Coal Valley, were destroyed by
ire this morning. The Ere originated 10
the kitchen Of the hotel All the houses
belonged to- John Montgomery. HIS loss
will reach Sl5 600, insurance $1,000.
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HURT AT COLUMBUS.
A Well Known j, frsrson County Man In
Accident

a Well Known j, ffsrson County Man In an
Accident.
Special Ttlfgram IN ne Register.
STEUBENvILLE, o., August l6.-James
Mears, the we'll known Jefferson county
cattle dealer, was so badly injured
TO day by a back end collision in the
Columbus railroad yards, that he can
not recover. Mr.. Mears left this city on
Monday for Indianapolis to purchase a car
Of sheep, and had reached Columbus on
his return homo. He was the only one
hurt in the accident. He wGs taken 10 st.
Francis Hospital in Columbus. His FAM
lily, who reside on the Richmond pike q
ieV miles from this city, have been mott
fed of the accident, and his wife will 20 to
him at the earliest possible moment.
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OUR MARY AGAIN.
Marcus Mayer says the Great Actress Has
Recovered.

Marcus Mayer says the Great Actress Has
Recovered.
NEW YORK, August lG-Mansger Mar
Gus Meyer, Manager Abbey's chief lieu
tenant, who arrived on the City of New
York, had an interview with Mary An
derson on August /, and reported to Mr
Abbey TO day that ths acTess has almost
completely recovered from her collapse of
last winter. Miss Anderson was attend
ing matinee performance OF CCquelin-
Hadiug, a. the Gaiety Thester, in London,
aud Mr. Mayer says she odstted with per
feet clearuess about herself and her future
plans. She was confident that che could
return to America in November 10 fulfill
her engagement with Manager Abbey.
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An Actress Fair Fame smIrehed.

LONDON, Argue. IS Miss Florence ST.
John, the well-known actress, who was at
one time a prominent member Of the
Gaiety Company, bas had Mr.. Elborougb,
proprietor of the Wasp, committed for
trial, charged with having alleged that
che is leading an immoral life. Miss St
John married Freedman named Mariu.,
being her second venture 10 the mstri-
monial line, and some months ago sued foi
divorce. Ont of this marital difficulty,
grows the prosecution.
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ACCIDENT AND CRIME.

Man Killed In Mine-A womsn Charged
with Murder.
Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA. August il -
Samuel Psuley was killed in Black Peer
less mine yesterday by falling slate. Hi
neck and back were broken. A widow
five small children survive him.
A WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Mrs. Julia Holstjne, charghen with poi
soning her sOn.in law, Albert SummeIi field
on Davis Creek, was arrested yesterday
and placed in all here.
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QUASI SETTLEMENT.

The Illinois Miners Agree to Accept seven
and half Per Gent Reduction.
CHICAGO. Aug. 16.-Tonight the wrapg-
ling continued in the Illinois miners con
ference. The Mine owners finally offered 10
make the reduction y oent' instead OF 10.
Congressman Lswler and other non-dele-
gatss were made to retire IRON tue wage
workers conference on the ground oi being
spitators who were preventing settle
ment. After midnight the miners CON
mittee agreed TO the 6gures proposed cor
ditioned on an advance Of p cenls Oct. J.
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PARKERsBuRa, August 16.-The barn
and contenss-hay, grain, two horses ano
farming utensils-owned by James Won,
near Racine, burned to the ground last
night. :
Co. Coal Company. at Hartford CITY, "as
also hnrned. Loss g, 600.
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Aahtnn tn FIcht Godfrey.

Boston, Aug 16-What promises to be
the greatest pugilistic event in the Est
this season was arranged tonight wher
Jack Ashton, of Providence, and George
Godfrey, the negro heavy weight, signed
articles to fight twenty roundG with skin
tight gloves for a parse of 81, 200 on Sep
tember 10 in the vicinity Of Boston. Out.
side contributions to encourage the princi
pals will likely increase the purse to an
even s. 600.
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wet Died of Hrich,,s Disease.

AsBURY PARK, n. ], August l6.-The
body Of General Theodore Sterling West,
who died at the Coleman House yesterday
morning, wa1 taken to Washington on a
special car. Mrs. West snd Colonel and
Mrs. C. @. Lefer accompanied the remains.
A guard of honor from G. K. Hall Post, c..
A. r.. escorted the remains to the train.
Gen. Vests death was undoubtedly caused
by Bright's disease of the kidneys.
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rRAINoRs HEAVY DOSE.

His Fun Cos Him Fifteen Years In Prison.
NEW YORK, Aug 16.-Wm. Trainor,
the young man who entered Broker Lieb's
Office at 90 Broadway, a few days ago,
pointed a pistol at Lsib's head, demanded
his money and fred his pistol when ne re-
fused TO comply. wss sentenced by Judge
GlderSeeve TO 10 years and six months IN
state prison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17

Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other tropi
cal fruits. It's pleasant taste snd beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely popu
lar. Ii cures habitual constipation, indi
gestiou, biliousuess, sick headache, piles
etc. Sold in 50 cent bottles by w. w
Irwin, W. f. Williams, John Laughln
and 0. r. GOetze. J. T. Goodwin & 20
and Logan s o., Wholesale Agents.
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. w.u-KDovrn RIyerman Dead.

PARKERsBuRa, August 16.-Capt. JOhr
Parish, the well-kDown steamboatman'
who became demeuted and was taken t'
Weston some time since, died in that insti III.
tution Yesterday. The Captain was o,
wears old. His body wss taken TO Unsries'
ton for interment.