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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
xeaaI NOtirfs.
Commissioners Notice.

II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY
l. West Virginia.
Geo W. Johc son s Sons and Bank
OF the Ohio Valley, r., c,..u..
vs. III Nllalcrf!
Thomss W Simpson and Others
and
Nancy J. simpsons Admir-,
vs.. In Chaurart-
Thomas simpson and othon.
BY virtue Of three orders I'm the above entitled
eauses-the lst entered on the 18th day OF Anil
lsse, tue % on the 18Th day of December is,
the 81 on the 18th day Of March. lss9. it is re-
iefred u the undersigned commissioner of tha
said COrqt 90 ascertain and report of what e.tsfe
and property Nancy simpson diei So zod and moss
sessed, and what interest the defendant Thomas
". simpson, has therein; also 90 slstc settle and
adjust the accounts OF Jefferson T. slmf,.ou ae
administrator OF The said Nancy simpson, de-
ceased; also, TO report The debts due from the
said Nancy 5imp on, with their liens and ur.Ori.
ties also, the liens upon the real estate iu Tho
bill mentioned and their prloritos. also what
interest the defendant Thomas vs.. simpson had
IN the said real estate when the debt in The BIN
mentioned were contracted, sld what his inter
est in such real estate was 40 the institution OF
this suit and Is now, also an the debts owing hv
the said Thomas ". simpson az the time oi thc
execution or the several deeds executed hy him
IN the bill set forth, also. any specific lcr. upOl
the interest OF the said Thomas " Simpson u
the real estate I'm the bill mentioned oril amy
part thereof, together with the prOulls of such
liens; also, any debts SO owing by The saidIhomas
". simpson which are not specific liens upon
his interest in the said real estate aiO. lO stlfH
settle. adjust aud report Che accounts oi D. ~
Gavin, the trustee OF said Ihomas ". -.mr SON
In the deed of tIus. % him as such trustee n Ono
bill mentioned, showing Whist asset, came .ufn
the hands of the said trustee under ari hF SIT.
tue OF the said decd 0f trust ana h0W nn Dos It
posed OF them and what Do amy of Che said .....fs
or their pioce an remain in DIS hands. aHf DOM
Cd D. aH ID !.
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ALL IN ONE BED.
Two Children Found Dead Beside Their
Sick Father and Moth r

Two Children Found Dead Beside Their
Sick Father and Moth r.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, March 23-J. A
Bessley lived with his wife and two emil
dren in rude cabin in Monroe county, re-
mote from any settlement.
About two weeks ago the entire family
were taken sick with typhoid fever. There
was only one bed in the cabin and on this
the father, mother and two children lay.
They were unable to do anything for each
other or TO 20 for assistance. When dis
covered, day or two sgO, the children
we're dead and their bodies were still lying
on the bed beside their sick father end
mother.
Mrs. Beasley was raving with delirium
and her husband was too weak to rise from
the bed. The children had been dead two
days when the condition of the family was
discovered by the accidental visit of Is
neighbor. MrP. Baasley will probably die,
hut her husband, il is thought, will re-
cover
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
PLAYING IN LUCK.
AND CONFIRMED.
Whitelaw Reid and Fred Grant are Passed
Fayorably.

WASHINGTON, March % The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day:
James Tanner, Of Brooklyn, n. Y, to
be Commissioners Of Pensions.
James L. Shackelford, of Indiana. to be
Judge of the United States Court for the
Indian Territory.
Zrchariah L WalIend, of Kansas, TO be
Attorney of the United S ates Court for
he Indian Territory.
Thos B. Needlee, OF Illinois, TO be Mar.
sbal of the United States Court for the H.
dian Territory.
Walter P. Corbitt, of George, to be
Marhal United States for the Southern
district Of Georgia.
Edwin Wilhlts, OF Michigan, 20 be As
sistant Secretary of Agriculture
Commodore David B. Harmony, TO be a
rear admiral; Captain Francis NJ. Ramsay,
to be a commodore; Commander VIM. T.
Sampson, to be a captain; Lieutenant Com
mander r. B Bradford, to be a ccmman-
der; Lieutenant F. II. @. Loutze, to be a
lieutenant commander; Lieutenant Chas
NJ. Mccarthy, junior grade, to be lieu
tenant; Ensign John G Quinby, TO b. a
lieutenant, junior grade; Lieutenant Com
mauder Geo A. Converse, to be 8 comman-
der; Lieutenant F.. p. Gilmore, TO be q
heutsnsni commander; Lieutenant Frank
E Beatty, junior grade, to be q lieutenant;
Ensign ThOs. S. Rogers, to be lieutenant,
junior grade; Manley Fitch Gstes, Of Penn
sylvania, TO be assistant surgeon.
To be Collectors Of Customs-Albert A.
Burleigh, Of Maine, for the district Of
ATOcstcOk, Me-; James Wakefield, Of
Maine, for the district of Bath, Me ;
Charles c. Edwards, OF Minnesota, for dis
Fict Of Minnesota; George W. Mcbride,
Of Michigan, for the district of Michigan /;
Charles Bradshaw, of Washington Terri
tory, for the district of Puget Sound, Ore
gon and Washington Territory.
Postmasters: William d. Walton, at
Stroudsburg, Pa; Mary B. Higley, at Nj
neTsyille, Pa Geo. L. Barum, at Suffolk,
Va. Carl G Crippen, at EUstis, Fla /;
John c. Witcher. At Rickdale, Texas; John
W. Bergman, at Versailles, Ky; George
". Cannon, at Asheville, n. Q
Wns'o9 Avery, at Plymouth, Mass. /;
Mary Y. Shay, at wapontovn, Pa; W.
Lee Brand, "a Salem, Va ROht f. Mil
ner, at Newman, Ga; VIM. G. CullimOIe
at Centrslia, H.; Jas. S. Neville, at
Bloomington, III Johu N. Hubbard, at
Stoughton. Wis; Theodore A. Barr, at
Lancaster, Wis; Jas. L King. at Topeka,
Kan f. d. T. Jones, at HOltOn, Kas (;
Robert F. Bsbout, at Rushville, Ind; Jos.
X johnson, at CoshoctoD, o John r.
Grain, at Jamestown, o Ohas J. Won
ser, s.; lama, lows; George ID. Bred, at
Chiffon. Wis; Allen Chadwick, at Ar
mourdgla kss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
mis- RoBBEHs ESCAPE.

Gross n. diligence GA Conducting the Pur-
.uit-Another Outrage.
rvoyuwv. PA . March 23.-The fall
u-s oftbe officers to capture the McClel-
midtown robbers last night in the noun
cams ia Che subject Of general remark and
---lemDston here to-day. The party
chat went mp first claim that the robbers
were ia the house, aud in explanation OF
their esclps siy thai they were worn out
tr, long tria and watching aud got o par
tg of mourtsineers 10 gusFd the aouse
~b1s the officers rested. This WAS after
7.-r aud it was while they were resting
tr,t fse crc,ps occurred. A search OF the
rs1sr of the log house
.lowsd quantity Of PROVISIONS
..,-a4 therein. as II they bad prepared Tor
100 and 81 hole was In the foundation at
t1s sils large enough for man TO pass
t,.r,usb fo ne outside. This IS alleged as
.bairr,,,ns Of escape Noclue to thewnere-
abontsof the gang has been detected a.
though they are supposed 10 oe III me W
Hv of Mmklays5uIg, and the olnoss uA'o
all returned here. "a,
Tbe expedition last night under SAerih
Miller. blame the escape on the NJ glgences
d. tbs previous party, and say they found
evSole party half q mile from the ll =
house noking snd chatting. Tne whole
.6ire vasplorly managed, and the iesders
re seyersly censured.
sIt is reported here that three OF the
81. ..,l ...,,-r,i 10 the log house this morn
Ing asl ace their breakfast there Word
rssehed here this evening that the house
hi AM aged couple living near Elliott s
Mills I'm the mountains between Marx
| Ievshnrg aud this place was entered oy toD-
hers late lss. night who bound Che inmates
IND Threatened 20 hang them TO the loists
Iif1ey did not give up their money Inc
renort says tbst the miscreauts secured
| s3ls butno particulars can De learntd at
| tlis boar. Toe ials sounds TOO mncl nNe
frosrfr.l .s ofths gang that IS beir IS hunt
-r ts,t.f there any truth 10 iho story % pa
,.,b,r..v ihs work of the slllc hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
A PRINCRLY GIFT,
John ID. ROckefeller's Gift to His Daugh-
ter-A Check for $500, 900.

ter-A Check for 100000.
NEW YORK March 23.-The marriage
Of Miss Elizabeth Rockefeller, the eldest
daughter of Millionaire John D. Rockefel-
Ter, OF the Standard o Company, to Mr..
Charles A. Strong, the son of the Rev. DIR.
Strong, Baptist Minister, OF Rochester,
n. Y, occurred last evening. The Rev.
DR.. Armitage Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church, and the father of the groom, per-
formed the ceremony, which took plsce in
thu drawing room Of Mr.. R0ckefeller's
house, No 4, West Fifty-fourth street.
The young people stood under pagods,
the frame work of which was made of as
paragus and smilsx, from which we're sus-
pended in grape fashion, punches of or
chids. The upholstery aud decorations of
the room being in light blue, the msntes
were banked with Baroness Rothschild
roses. The dining room, in which was
served the wedding feast, was decorated
with yellow rOs' and inquils, and the
room between the drawing room and din
ing room was dressed in Gloria de Paris
roses.
A huge PLAGUE formed of these roses
was suspended from the calling, the large
electric chandelier having been removed
to make room for it, Miss Rockefeller YVES
attended by several young ladies az brides
maids. Sac wore a gown of white satin
and point lace. Oaly members Of the
families aud very few personal friends Of
the bride, including abont twenty Of her
schoOlmaie5 and her former preceptors from
Yassar College, Of which institution she
was student, were present at the cere-
mony and Dime
Among the groOm's family present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus II. Strong and
their six children, Mr.. ard Mrs. II. A.
Strong, Miss Helen Strong, aud Mr.. II. G.
Strong, of Rochester.
Miss Rockefeller is about % and Mr..
Strong is Just pas. his 25th birthday. To-
morrow morning 10 o'clock the happy
couple will sail on the steamship La
Champaign for Havre. 1t is understood
that the groom is going abroad TO pursue
his theological studies in the German
cspital.
The brides wedding gift from her father
wss q check for $500. 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
WEDDING HIS NIECE.

An OctogenarIan and Bis Wife's Relative
the Principals In the Peculiar Union.
ATLANTA, GA, March ga ssnsa-
tional marriage was made public here to-
cay, that of DR.. Ozias StOVall 10 Miss Reece,
his niece. DR.. Stovali was eighty yesTs OF
age Last birthday. His wife died in ls4S,
since which time be lived n widOwer here
Thirty years ego his long snow-white locks
gave him a patriarchal appearance. Three
days $50 he got marriage license and
married Miss Rsece, the niece Of HIS dead
wife, who was born fifteen years sfser her
aunts death. The doctor bound the Or
binary and he preacher to secrecy, but
the news was lei out TO- day by the neigh
bOrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
A RUSH OF VISITORS.
ONCE Seekers Make it Lively at the White
Houss-The Prominent Callers.

ONCE Seekers Make IL Lively at the white
uouse-The Prominent Callers.
WASHINGTON, March % There was q
great rush OF visitors at the White House
to-day, and it seemed as if tie oflice-seek-
err we're trying to make up for their leni-
ency Of the previous two days:
Auoug those Who saw the President
we're Senators Blair and Msrsion, ex-At-
iornay General Garland, Representative
Darlington ard friends, Senator Hiscock
and friends, Senators Hoar, Mcmillan,
Stockbridge aud Beck, Representatives
Mason, Taylor, Lodge Heard and Gear, ex-
Representatives Holden snd Chalmers,
Judge Wiley and John W Fairfax, Mr.
Park Agrew, Virginia, and Mr.. Goodwin
Smith, of Toronto. Canada; Mr. Justice
Hsrlan, with Captain Thompson and
Judge F. S Hill. If Kentucky; Senator
FRYE, ex-senator Ferry, Representative
Payson, with Governor Sherman; General
G.. b. Raum, Representatives Butterworth,
Cheadle, Browne and HOuk; Senators Gull
ION and Farwell, ex-senator Clayton,
Representative O'Neil and Messrs II. L..
Morey, John W Heron, James Falton,
W ID Bickham and J. S R)binsOo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
grArrs-nnll I'D etandq.

STATES-Dull hlu -Ltauss
RATLEOADs-Dull; sales $50, 600.
cKs-The stock market to-day ws'
an extremely limited affair aud little In
terest was manifested. First prices were
fairly steady. Pullman IVES the only
strong feature Of the list. There was
better tone toward the end Of the session,
INIT tn market close dali and heavy, gen
eraliv ~ slight fractional lessee. Closing
psie.s were irregular bot generally lover.
sales ~ 267 shares. Quotations closed bid
Gs iol'ows:
Adsrr Express, rs. American EXPIRE.
no. Or..da Pacific, a. ; Central Pecihcr
81. Cassspoake and Ohio III preferred DO
e-sir 5-l. DO seconds, 81; Chicago ana
AltaB. I25. Chicago arlington and Quln-
cv. q2. Delaware snd Hudson ~
Ds.sva-c. L,ctawerr- and Western' 1857
Denver and Rio Gfanie, l5s Ere ~
DO preferred. o.; r. Wayae lisii uh'
nois Central, 10-i lake shore, 100 Men
ian Csnlni, s5 Minneapolis and ~
Iouis. 5: d. preferred II Missouri Pacin'
81. Northern pacifc. PSI DO preferred,
5qi Cbicsgo ard Eorihwegtern luii az
nroferred 1874. New York Central. luoi
OREGON Traecontinentsl. 81 Pacific Mail,
81 Peoria. D. q F., 23i; Piitsburs, 10.
/ Pullraaa Pslsoo Ca. l79, Reading. 4ii
Rock Islsnl, eOl; ST. Ions x san ffan
cisco. OIL DO preferred, 55ii 90 nrst pre-
fe-red 1861; 81. Paul, Minneapolis and Man
itoba. 80: St. Paul and Onahs, 5Oti &C
prs fsrre6. 81; rore. Pacih Isl; Unt
hsci6C. 81 Uuilsi STATE Exp ess ~
| woe-e7n U1i0n. 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
NO SCRIP DIVIDEND.
The baltimore and Ohio Directors Said to
Contemplate No Such Course.

The Baltimore and Ohio Directors Said to
Contemplate No Such Course.
BALTIMORE, March 23.-HamblstOn's
circular will have this TO say about the
Baltimore and Ohio R4ilrosd: "a runner
hiss been going the roands that the Balti-
more and Ohio would probably declare
scrip dividend next month, which no
doubt accounted for the advance 10 Bal
timore ard Ohio stock. The declaration
Of a scnp dividend would be about the
last thing the managers Of the Baltimore
and Ohio should think Of doing. The
days OF sentimental management Of Balti-
more and Ohio alters has passed and there
could be no eesthly excuse for the declara-
ton of q scrip dividend The C, mpauy is
not esrniDg dvideads and must be a con
slant borrower Of money, 1T lesst until its
New York connection and Staten Island
terminals are completed and perfected,
ard the declaration of e scrip dividend
would in our opinion have anything hut a
beneficial effect upon the credit Of the
company
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

NEW YORK. March 23-While David
Geek. a barber, was pacing along
Broadway, Brooklyn, ia November keg
of beer Tell from one Of Brewer William
r-lper's wagons ard crushed his big toe
Az biz suit for 5000 damages, he claimed
hat the accident vas due 70 the careless
,ss, Of the brewers employees. aud tx
peria were called to show how b,eT wsgo u
sbould be loaded that the kegs wouldn I
fan of The iury gave the plaintiff SSOG,
which seem so little for big tee that DIS
attorneys offered TO set the verdict ASIDE
and take a new trial. Their offer was no'
arc.ntad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
HER NKCK BROKEN.
A Girls Fatal Leap From the Blsirsvlil
Accommodation.

Girls Fatal Leap From the BlsirsvIile
Accommodation.
FREEPoBT, PA, March 90 Late lsst
night two youDg girls, named Mary Cattle
and Miss Klingeusmith, both Of NaiTOns,
accompanied by an unknown man. bearded
the Blsirsyille accommodation at Avenue
Station. They remained on the rear plat
form Of The last car thinking 70 escape de-
lection. The conductor saR thsm, opened
the door and asked them to come inside
the car.
Miss Cattle became frightened, thinking
the conductor was going to put them of,
and Jumped from the car. The train was
going at a high rate of speed at the time,
aud ran for some distance before it could
bestopped. A search was at once institut-
ed, and the trsinmen found her lying about
fifty rods back, with her neck broken.
They started 10 take her to DOCTORS Of
ica. but she diei on the way.
The young man disappeared shortly after
the train started, and bis name could not
be learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
MUSTANG LLNIMENT

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT ID. IN SHQF
KITCHEN, STABLE AND FACTORY D.!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
HELEN MoDJEsKA ENGAGED
To Star on Equal Terms With Booth, IN
Iarrence Rarratt,a ComnanY.

To Star on Equal Terms With Booth, In
Lawrence Barrett's Company.
PHILADELPHIA, March 23-The differ
ence between Melsrs. Booth and Barrett,
and Mademoiselle Helen MOdjesks, which
threatened to prevent the contamination of
negotiations that have been pending for
some time, for the joint starring tour Of
Mr.. Booth and the actress, under Nc. Bar
rett's management, has been amicably set
tied and the contract signed by all the
parties infested.
The contract provides that the actor and
actress shall be jointly starred, that the
names Of both shall appear on the billsand
programmes in type OF equal size, and that
in all things Modjeska will be on equal
terms with Mr.. Booth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

CYNrHIANA, KY, March 23-DSve F.
Lemons, POOR, half-witted farm hand,
was subject to fits, aud very violent when
in one. He had been accustomed to going
10 the house of Charlie Smith, who lives
about four miles from here, and raising
rea. disturbance. Smith repeatedly or
dered him to stay away, because he flight
eued the family, Last night, 1t seems,
Lemons hsd an attack abou. eight
O'Clock, and, rs usual, went over to
Smiths. After trying in every way to
put him out and stop his violence, Smith
caught up gun and shot him, killing MN
instantly. Smith is now in jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
IT WAS IRwIN's FAULT.
The Gas Line Inspector at Pittsburgh Ia
Held for Murder.


PrrrsBURG, PA, March 2&.-The IN
ouest on the body Of the Allegheny county
man killed By q natural gas explosion near
Harrison City, westmorelsud county, was
concluded to day and verdict rendered
tb.t hiss death was due to gross criminal
negligence of James Irwin, gas line IN
speetor. in not notifying the men before
bs turned the gas into the pipes. The cor
80 ~ has issued a commitment for Irwin,
cSorgine him with murder. The paper
was T. placed in the hands Of the sheriff
Who viii send a man 70 Harrison City 70
arrest Irwin.
A dis,.atca from Greens1urg states inat
rrwin was arrested there tonight on
cbarrs of murder preferred By MiiiiAm
Mage. The friend of the accond victim Of
fhsexulonon. Irwin BE- uoF 10 JAIL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

To an persons holding liens hy iuigmlforoI
erWise. on the real estate. 0r any para lUI.l
of Thomas vs.. Simpson.
In pursuance OF decree OF tIe Circuit Court
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, made .u Csuso
thereon pending 90 subject the real estate off l.e
IA q Thomas W. Simpson To- The Satisfaction of
the liens thereon. you are hereby required io pre-
sent an claims held by You and each OF 1ol
against the faid Thomas W. simpson which Hfc
liens on his real estate or any part thereof. ior
adjudication 90 me, 40 my office No. l.ul Crap
Wes, Virginia on OF before Monday Gee i6lh oi
day OF April. lssJ
Given under my hand this l6,h day of Maul.
1850 OEO. p BOYD.
...rr..n.rI L.-.l- IL ---
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Polioeman
John Ksnney has been detailed TO duty at
the White House, relieving Policeman
George Edwards, who hes hesn stationed
there for several yesrs. Mr.. Kenney was
amsmber Of the Greedy Relief Exposition
and narrowly escaped being crushed IN the
ice on that occasion. He Is said to be one
of the best men on the District police force
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

KEELING AND BIN GROVE RAILROAD
on s-f lf1r Saturday. October i3. 1855
..a.,s on tha wheeling ana Elm Grove Rslro9t
r ru Il. follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
- M 40 senate.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-In the Senate
to-day Mr.. Mitchell offered resolution
(which went over authorizing The Com
miitee on Mines ard Mining to continue
the irquiry into the cSuss OF delay IN con
sidering contested cares IN the mineral al
vision Of the General Lard once Inc
Senate then went into executive session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
Tho WAGNER CompaDy's New Cars.

NEW YORK, March 23.-The Wagner
Palace Car Company are building, at their
shops, in Buffalo, an entire new equipment
for the New York Centrara Chicago Linn
tied train. The most novel feature Of the
rev train will be car containing ten en-
cIo-ed compartments or staterooms, when
will fff rd TO the occupants the utmost
privacy and seClusiOn. Folding doors be
tween the rooms will permit them to be
arranged en- suite for the accommodation
Of tsmiiieg or large parties. Each car will
have a buffet and we'll filled bookcase
The new train is expected to be resdy for
service early next month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
BROTHERS ASSIGN

Failure Of william A. Rainoy and }. 7.
Rainey.
CLEVELAND, O., March 23.-Whiism
A. Rsieey, dry goods dealer at Csmbridg''
Ohio a signed today His liab'lit e. are
shout $4,000 aud bis asseis ieF thou
sand less.
1T Rsiuey, Brother Of William A.
who was connected with several enter
rri.e. also made an assignment lis ia
biines are placed st sis. 900, with assets
ahout TIE came.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
LIVE STOCK


CmJhao. March % ceipts
81 600 head; market strong; beeyts 81 90
IA 30; s.eeca So 00a3 80; s.0ckers and
feeders 81 25s3 80 cows, bulls and mixed
81 1913 10.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 besd; shipment
8, 800 head; market stronger ard 8 higher
mixed 81 G5a4 80; hesvy 81 G5a4 s7l;
light 81 70a5 90; skirs So oOa4 80.
Sheer Receipta 1000 head; market
steady; natives 8 75A4 90; corn fed west
ems 81 1914 65; mixed 50 Goal %; lambs
a 5OaE GO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

CLINTON. Ill March % -Bti'm p
Hn rrd.-g south Of Clinton, While DOT.
-r f,r water yesterday, struck -. eilu
vein of natural gas. stores were l'.o'
ont srd the wheels Of an engine VI"
turned by the escspirg gas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

PERU, IND, March ga terrible ae'
cideut occurred a fow miles west of here
late this afternoon in which the wife aud
Oldest daughter of Aaron York, wealthy
farmer were killed, and besides, other
members of the family were injured,
tbougb not fatally. York had been blast
ieq Jumps on the farm using dynamite
for the purpose. He placed several sticks
in tbe stose to dry and stepped outside for
n few moments. The sticks exploded with
The above result aud also entirely wreck
mo the house. York escaped uniuJured-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
4 Woman to no Hanged In Nevada.

YIEaINIA CITY. New, March 23.-Jo-
siah and Elizabeth Potts were found guilty
of murder in the first degree in killing
Miles Taucott at Cariin, January l, 1888.
They were sentenced to death by hanging
by Judge Bigelow. This is the first case
in the history Of Nevada where the death
nenaliv was ever pronouncel on woman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
OFFICE OF THE CLFRK OF

Othe County Court. Ohio county ". Va
I'm the matter OF The probate oi lo WIl oi
Christian W. Landmcyer. deceased
This 9th day OF March. A. ID. le,l. Mars i.ui
meyer filed her petition asking for fhn probate
OF the win ofChrisiau Vs. landmeyer tcrcl.ed.
a0d it appearing hy saii p'ul0u ana n ai'ia.
Wit fled herein that Christian iasdmrI0r lni
Mary Th.cfcr are non residents ol tnc rI''" n'
West Virginia. lt d. ord red thaf Zoe l'0H
parties do appear Within one mont.
the nr,t publication hereof ana d0 uNHf 10000.
tssary tO project their Interest 'n flH matter
published tnc lrt time March ll l.'iI
GEORGE HUuf.
f.Ork O' .l.t lY.I.
RUSSELL & srrz Attorney. marIioaHf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25

OTTAWA. ItIs.. March 23-FeiiS o.
singer eh,red with numbering Henry
yy,g-rr Of Ia sale. in June last. Wa a.,
eui.tfd yesterday. The evidence p.,'t,
mat Wsener died %. aroisN.' iu' '-'
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