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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Prof. Edwin +. Rush, VI. D., of Chi
cago, VIII deliver an illustrated medico-
physiological lecture, to men only, at
Rodmoud's Grand Opera House on
sunday evening. This lecture has at
tracted immense audiences IN other
cities and has excited unusual interest
and comment i'm all circles of society.
II is said 10 bee a lecture OF great
strength and of absorbing and peculiar
interest 10 all men, dealing boldly and
fcarles~ly with all forms OF secret and
open wee and graphically pOriraving
with burudg words and VIVID and
never 70 bc forgotten pictures, the terri
ble results OF certain habits and vices to
the individual, to postcrlty and to the
nation. Dr.. Rush mas long been DrOmi-
ncnt.y identified with the progress of
medical science. For many years he
filled prOmInentp position I'M the faculty
0f leading American medic college,
and was formerly resident physician OF
the Hot SPRING, Ark. His reputation
as physician and lecturer is national.
and he Will undoubtedly have large
audience. Prof. Kusn viii arrive ou
Saturday and remain several davs al
sweets Hotel, where paslOrs have been
reserved for hlm.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

A-Open spaces entire width OF
stream.
B-ROws of piles extending from
the shore out into the stream.
The dykes or dams should be about
three feet above low water mark; then
there would be plenty OF room for the
water OF the spring frcShets TO pass
over, and also room between for the
sediment that the current IN It's rapid
course would be sure To cut out and
deposit there. In 4 few years those
spaces would all b, filled with sand and
gravel cut out of the channel by the
force Of the current, and, viii venture
70 say, leaving il from eight TO fifteen
feet IN depth. There are only one
or two places where the bottom is rocky,
and there the dredge or dynamite could
be- used.
The advantage of this plan would be
this: The current would do the work
OF dredges, and far better; perhaps not
so fast, but sure, for IT would not only
keep the channel clear, but cut it
deeper every year. OF course, this
method could only be used as far as
there is a current, about half way down
the river, and from there down the
river Is deep enough for gOOd-sized
steamers anyway. The advantage of
the plan / speak Of Is that the work 1t
would do would be a permanent one.
Respectfully,
PERCY SNYDER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
CHANGED DAILY.

New Books Just receiyed-fourth floor.
Have you looked over the and 10
cent counters on this floor? You would
be surprised TO see henumber Of things
you can get for so few pennies. This is
the place to come for card prizes, and
there is the 25-cent counter, full Of
handsome Vases, Bisques, etc. The
scent and 1O-cent counters on the third
floor contain more useful things -
things that you can not get along with
out in the kitchen.
Sewing Table 50 cents-third floor.
OF course, you have heard Of the
keystone Egg Beater-Eycry body has.
We arc selling more Of them today
than ever-they are indispensable. The
price is the same, S1O0, and it is wei.
worth the money. After using oac
YOU wlll not be without 1t for any pr.ce.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
THE TOWN MUST P AY.
The Jury's Verdict in the Gee Case
Affirmed.

The Jury's Verdict in the Gee Case
Affirmed.
The Supreme Court yesterday rem
dered a decision affirming the verdict
of the jury in tine case of Neil Nalloy
against the town of Walker. The suit
WAS brOu ght 70 secure damages for the
death of tee, which was OccasiOned by
the overturning of ms wagon owing 10
a defect IN the highway. The verdict
was for $500. The decision establishes
an important precedent as to the duty
OF the townships IN keeping the high
ways in q passable condition, and may
result in securing better roads, and
there are other similar suits now pend
iuu
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

~ rae ks reg 81 ere asase sss fEsAta
LFag seea several srue.es 1 N-e
ciy pses Is regaf3 % tbe - g eaii..i' q
aa3 zee. ~ q deep interest," 10 tae "ei-
Fare asa aataaeemeat ~ olr cif
real1 ee 81 say tea aos1s 'a rs9si1 4
s4 IS. lt = q se.t-sE.e4at iatl tA41 i-e
oomp. p.et.oa of saeb sork noaid pe 81
uat8 leasnt 90 ogs c.tys makng q q
greaL -1uael c.al. 4s He.l Sc laa1dl--'.
garls center Iwo r9Dtes age pro
posed. 4ua ol courss tas c1eaptsf ana
l4.et practicable enc alll be chosen 4ae
foate 90 Holland has one aiFan1sge. iI
81 a litt.e nearer Nu.easo. has Al tAe
s-lle lue t.e cost III construct ~ d
Canal would oe triple shat e Ro4ld le
bT luc Efer route. The best and ciie@l
es- method ~ constructing a cAail-ei
oi sluicleu. depth Tor practical pAf- :
p0, seems 10 betAe principal ground
OI "a scussl0n az present. Putting ~
.Jck, Is Uut Ql tne question. az = wO1.ll
cause tue overflow OF thousands ol
acres oI r.ch bottom lands. and n iael
dUuug tAe time 0t the ,prlng trcsnei q.
would cause the fiOOa ng ot tile
villages OF Jeus0n and Graadyiiei
part, OF which are even now, wituou-
ANY iock, iu the river, covered Win
water during the highest spring floods.
aave method that have wen (.
practical test ben a b0y-ln snl-'l
streams. and I know beyond any ques-
t.On tA4t lt would be success IN
deep oLlg the channels of large streams
and Wh.ca think would be less expeu-
-.Ec than any other method. Any one
acQua auted with the river knows that
wherever il is narrow there Il is also
very deep. just above Orandyllle We
tud ID from ten 10 twelve feet in depth
no WeatAerman. eight 10 ten feet al
BOynt0u's and Mack's about the same,
and at BlcndOn from twelve 10 itteHn
| feet Now. il must be evident TO any
thinking mind, that could We conhne
I the current 10 4 narrow channel and ~
/ the same time give 1t chance 10
| deposit its cuttings along the SIDE, we
would soon have as deep a channel a.
We would want for all ordinary pur-
poses. Ny plan Is TINS: Drive rows
OF piles extending into the river about
Onc-third the way on each SIDE, leaving
a channel OF about one hundred feet
in width-something after this style;
mile. mile. mile mile,
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

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tne gong ga utls -4.o- d9t-.-s
tllek alt % tAe s-la -nt @4 Attfes
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
SIXTEEN SALOON WARRANTS


Complaint Made Against = Large Crowd
OF ftr,-0 atsr Dispenser.
Sixteen ness warrants were issued
from police court yesterday afternoon,
ora comp ANTS for violation OF the liquor
ordinance. Following Is LIST oil the
defendants IN the cases: Dun
can Mclunes, two cases, An
drew Wilson. two cases, Albert
Green, two cases, Stella :. Nclls, three
cases. Frank Damskcv. Nike Wood, J.
H. COlct0u, Geo. IL. Brown, Fred BrOg-
ger, Geo. GO0sman and John Luveudyk,
each ole ease. Some OF THESE have
ct,e. a0w pending In police court, and
tlg police say they have got sure cases
against All Ot them. The police say
lnat these iaWloss saloon men keep
spoilers at the door after hours and
sundays % See thar only such persons
As they are su.e viii not give them
away get ln. 80 they think 10 is per-
tccty right To use the same means 10
catch the saloon men. There j. no
other possible way OF getting positive
evidence against them. Last spring,
when Cudd back succeeded IN convict
ing 50 many saloon men, Judge Bur
ltngame intmatcd that he had about
decided - give some of the offenders
no choice OF tino, but 10 give them
good long terms Iu jail. Some of the
very came men vino were before him
then viii come pbefOrc hm in thispul.
Il Is probable that some of them Will
lAugu.su % llu.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

The new dormitory at the Soldiers
Home was completed and turned over
to the managers yesterday, the arch-
tect. F. W. Holhster, having pro-
bounced it all right. The hospital Will
De completed in about two weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Ioose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Constipation. 25c per box, boxes
for 81 For sale by White a White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

For a fine coal stove, base burner, l.
inch fire pot for S24.O0, so 10 the Wine
car Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
Kirmes. Kirmesi Kirmes, Kirmesi

Go 10 Liyingston's for an order opeI
all night.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

For carpets, rugs, window shades,
draperles or curtain poles, 30 10 The
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

For an elegant secretary and book
case combined Tor SIS, so, S22.50 Or
So, 20 u the Vinegar Furniture Go.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

For a nice pattern of Ingram carpet
for soc, 60 10 the Vinegar Furniture
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Dey.led crabs at Blyen a Allyn's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

The well-knOWn manager Of excursions
tO Washington, California, and the
White Mountains, /. a. WhItcOmb, says.
Il have never had anything do me so
much good as your Sulphur Bitters. Ii
is the best spring medicine | ever used.
| would advise all who suffer from bill
iOusness and dyspepsia to use sulphur
Bitters, for know they cured me"
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
Kirmesi Kirmes, Kirmesi Kirmesi
see what

For fine oak sideboard for SO, e
to the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

For . besutful hanging lamp for
81 80, ~ a. the W uegar Furniture CO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

GO 10 Lylngston's for an order. open
all NIGHT
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

For fine pillar extension - fer
= go 10 ne Mneear fuEnstJF Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
Gamo at Blivcn q Allyn's.


John z. Hughes sells Bon-Hur cigar.
Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Fine catsup. in bulk, at Blyen 4
AliVn's
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

For pillows, comlOrtahles anc blank
cts, 20 10 the Vinegar Furniture Com
UauN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Kirms.; Kirmss. Kir,aes' K,r@ssi
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

kisnsss Kifsaes' Kis.ass, a lfsaess
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Kirme,, Kirms-. Klrmesi Kir@ess
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
SICK Headache.

Kirme., Kirme.i Kirmes' Kirmesi
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Fine butter and eggs at Bliven
a Allyn's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Az ngaL
For a fine pillar extens,ou - fer
- zo 10 tas " Moeesf fuInst,F Co.
Kismsss AiFnasss Kis'ass'kazafsass'
AL diseases of nen ard women cured
lg Dg. s Clay lotd. s. Molfoe-st-
Go T. L.y.nsssoa's tor an order. open
ail nglt.
For 4 beautiful hanging lamp for
81 81, - % tire Vinegar Furniture CO.
Kir.aes, Klraes, kirnes; Kirness
For hall racks, center tables, p,lial
extension "a eies, chairs and rockers, 30
% tie Vinegar Furniture Company
Kirmes, hirme-, Klrmesi Kirmsss
For pillows, comlortahles and blank
cts, 20 10 the Vinegar Furniture Com
pany.
GO 10 Uyingston's for an order. open
al night
kirms., Kirmss, Kirlnes, Karmssi
Fine catsup, in bulk, at Bliven &
Allyns.
For an elegant secretary and book
case combined Tor Sls, SO, $3.50 or
So. 20 u the Vinegar Furniture Co.
Dey.led crabs at BAyen a Allyn's.
For carpets, rugs. window shades,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
WALL0PPED HAYTI
OR WOULD II sHB HAD GIVEN US A
CHANCE.
Exploits Of Bold Admiral Lucs and The Good
Ships Yantc and Galena-Shrtling
Dispatch From Port au Prince
Americans in Danger.

WASHINGTON, January 2.-The fellow
ing correspondence in relation to the state
Of affairs in Hayti was made pnblic by the
Secretary Of State To-day:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03

tns .ialgaca has had SOME expert
f-oe in .1Alwpt of court It seems very
a.s.fous OF ayo.s.nga repetition Of punish
"enL Oi oourss o rspsiitoa Of otlense Is q
small matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
LAST OF THE NIGHT.

Gar. Harrison made touching address
To the members of Geo. II. Thomas G.. A.
r. Post on the installation of rev oticen
last night.
Cleveland's defsulting treasurer, Ak
worthy, is returning. He lie now ON his
way back TO Canada.
Some malicious person broke the Green's
burg water main two miles from the to"ni
and the supply was entirely shut oil.
The people of Franklin county, Mass,
are highly excited over an alleged discovery
of gold.
An unknown tramp, who lay out in the
woods near indianapolis. was burned 10
death by rolling into his fire.
In Wilcox county, Georgia, l.. k. Jor-
dan was fatally shot in drunken row by
his brother, Edward Jordan.
Mr.. Valentine P. snidsr, U. S. Nationsl
Examiner Of currency for New York, has
resigned.
The New Hampshire constitutional
Convention is in session. 90.
Goodsl, Tifte & james, OF Nashville
have failed: Liabilities, $4,000. .
Hroatck. the Anarchist, has BEEN denied
q new trial.
The Egyptian hall, a memorial to the
Masonic order Of Philadtlphis, from Wm.
]. Kelly, WAS opened yesterday.
James NJ. Henry, wealthy yeuug iarm-
or Of Berlin, Md caught his wife IN COM
promi.ing position with hardware mtr,
chant named Rowen. A fight ensued and
Rowen was fatally stabbed.
The Roger Wheel Co.'S works, oi Oincin-
matt have barned, loss $lOO, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
A WILD EYED LIE.

HaytIens Threaten the American Minis
ter and -Hyppolyto Coming.
New YORK, January "A special to
the Maa and Express from Port Au Prince
dated December 31st, says:
article, in the Haytian newspapers
contains furious threats against Mr..
Thompson, Minister Of the United States
to Hayt. Many Americans have been ar
rested, both men and women. The Amer
lean consulate is filed with refugees
HippOlyte's army.is marching on this city
Port Au Prince). interviewed Legitime
to-day and he said he would show 10
clemency TO foreigners who interfered in
Haytian politics. Legitime stated to me
that he would shoot five hundred il neces-
sary. The excitement here is intense
Americans at Port Au Prince are III
danger of their lives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
A DUEL TO THE DEATH.
Two Mexicans Fight Desperate Battl'
Over a Woman.

Two MeHicans Fight a Desperate Battle
Over a Woman.
CHICAGO, January "A dispatch from
Anagua, Texas, says: Charles Da La Graza
and Jesus Barbo, between whom bad blood
has existed for some time, met yesterday.
They Immediately opened fire on each
other from horseback, but dismounting
after few shots advanced on foot, firing
at each other. Graza first used Winches-
ter ard aiterward pistol. Graza was shot
through the back, receiving also one shot
through the stomach. Baibo was shot
through both thighs, oae finger was blown
of, and he was shot in the body above the
heart. Grazs was dead when witnesses
got there. but Barbo lived for an hour
The meu had fallen within six feet of each
other. Barbo had brother who witnessed
the shooting and, in trying to prevent the
trouble had his horse wounded. The
trouble originated over woman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
TELLER In DEMAND.

Senators Pump Him For Information
About Harrison.
WASHINGTON, January 2.-Senator Tell.
er, who visited Gen. Harrison at Indian
apolis during the recess Of Congress, was
much sought after by his associates on the
Senate floor to-day, and spent much of the
time on slfas in conversation with fellow
members. They sll wanted TO know about
the Cabinet, but the best that Senator
Teller could tell them was that he did not
believe that apybsdy knew any thing about
il. One of the most interested persons
WAS Senator Hiscock, who later in the
day left fer indianapolis. The Senator
has tetn popularly credited with warmly
Plstt for Cabinet position,
bat he made no expression Of the particu.
lar purpose of his visit before leaving.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
GLADST0NE'S WORDS.
rHB STATESMAN AND THB EDITORS INTER.
PRBT THBN DIFFERENTLY.
The Question Of Papal Arbitration Discussed. AID
Gladsiones Letter Quoted in Favor Of it
fhs.PoPs's Greeting to Ireland
Other Foreign News

LONDON, January 2.-Mr. Gladslone's
telegram disclaiming the accuracy Of the
translation of his letter suggesting that the
position Of the Pope be made the subject
of international arbitration has led TO cor.
respondence on the subject, which will
appear in the Tablet tomorrow. Mr.. Cox,
the editor Of the Tablet, says that the letter
from Mr.. Gladstone clearly refers to the
presen. position of TIE Pope, and he
placts eide by side Mr.. Gladst0ne's letter
initial and the translation in English
proving the accuracy Of the translation,
which Mr.. Gladstone declared untiust-
worthy. Mr.. Gladstone's words in writing
to the Marquis DE Riso are a. follows:
81 consider the question OF the Pops's
position Of such importance o. to merit
the intervention Of an international arbi-
tration. boast that was the promoter
OF the international arbitration in o0nnsc-
;ion with the Alabama questson BY such
a method it would be possible TO unlock
the difficulty relating TO the Vatican"
Tbs Pal Mail Gazette upholds the accu.
racy Of the translation and asks Mr. Glad
stone to explain what he means II he does
not mean international arbitration on the
PODe' position.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
CABLE NEWS CONDENSED.

Prot. Gtffecken, the publisher Of the
late Empsror's memoirs, has been indicted
on the charge Of high treason.
Irish peasants Of county Donegal have
fortified their houses and are prepared TO
resist eviction.
The London Daily Telegraph ssys the
EOglish people would gladly welcome Mr..
Blaine as Minister
Bismarck's gout has become 20 bad that
he will be unable TO take part in the de-
bates Of the Lsntag and Reicbstsg.
Mr.. John Bright continues to improve.
A farmer named Brown who took a farm
from which tenants had been evicted, Was
brutally murdered near Ballioasloe.
The evietions on the Olphest estate, Ire
land, were attended with a series Of eKcit-
ing scenes. All the hOusss were bsrricaded
snd several Of the officers were severely IN.
jured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
HAVE TO SHOOT THE WOMAN
BLAINE AND PLAT.
4 Uoion League Man Thinks They are Ger
tain of Cabinet Places.

tain oil CABINET flhces'
INDIANAPOLIS, January 2.-Josepf
Pool. a man of wealth and influence and
member of the New York Union Lesgu'
Club, went to-day to visit the man hi
helped elect, and TO night started for home,
happy in the consciousness OF having given
Gen. Harrison some new and useful point
ers on the why and wherefore OF Empire
State politics.
There is no impugning Mr.. POOLS
knowledge on the subject, for he himself is
perfectly aware and makes no bones Of say
ing that he and his Union League friends
went down IN their trousers for 5000, 900
of private contributions towards the cam
paigu in New York city independent OF
the committee altogether. Mr.. Pool is
for Blaine, whose appointment he holds
certain; likewise for Plstt, who, he
swears, was the kiDg-pin of Republican
strength in New York, and even gave more
money for last falls fight than any other
man in the country, 10 proportion to his
means. And when it comes 10 incapability
for q Cabinet plscs, and clSims upon the
Administration for political services, he
he thinks Platt head and shoulders above
Miller. Plstt it was that united the fac
tions; he it was that carried the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
MAshIngton GossIn.

The wife of Senator Frye is seriously
i'll. There is little hopes Of recovery.
Information has been received that tn,
war ships Galena ard Yantic have tailtd
from Port Au Prince, in charge Of the
Haytien Republic.
Mr.. Hale presented a petition in the
Senate asking that q census be taken o.
the surviving veterans of the war.
Springer, OF Illinois, irtr oduced reso.
luton in the House proposing to max,
the Presidents term siX years, and make
the President ineligible for re election.
Mr.. Springer, Of Illinois. introduced a
joint resolution in the House, for ths ad.
mission Of Arizona and Idaho ~ States.
The House discussed the River and Har.
Dor bill, and q spirited encounter between
Grain, Of Texas, aud SOwden, OF Penn
sylvania, ensued, but no dehnite action
was taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
THE DEFAULTER DISGORGES
Axworthy Pays Back 100000 and Starts
To Rsturn

AHworthy Pays Back 100000 and Starts
TO Return.
CLEVELAND, o., January 2.-Andrew
Squire, a Cleveland attorney who went 10
London to secure $3.50, 600, which Thomas
AKwOrthy, the defaulting city treasurer,
had dept sited in a bank there, under the
name OF Philip Anthony, saJs that the fu-
gitiye hiss lest "a pounds in weight and
looks ILL., Axworthy, in concluding set
Element with the attorney, paid over TO
Mr.. Squire $3.50, 900 in the self-sams rail
way and government bonds and money he
had taken with him when he abscOnded.
He also paid the costs in the legal action
pending against him. Lawsuits are high
priced luxuries in England and IL cost
Ak worthy 81, 900 10 make the settlement
Mr.. SqsiTe made no promises OF immunity
from criminal prosecution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
Political News Notes.

General Grosvenor denies that he eveI
had any alteration of dificuliy of any
kind with Gov. Foraker, at Chicago.
Eugene Hale, of Maine, ina published
intsrview yesterday, said that Blaine cleo
ted Harrison, and he ought to have any
position 10 the gift of the new President
Chauncey Depew denies the rumor that
be had been offered and accepted Cabinet
position.
A World special from Indianapolis says
Ex-DemocFatic StIte Chairman james II.
Rice has Just come home from the Eat,
and SAYS that everybody msy pat 1t IN
their pipe that Sieve E.kins will be in HAr,
rison's Cabinet He is an intimate friend
of Elkins and slys lie knows what he Is
talking about.