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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-14
PrIsoners Assault a sherIfr.

VNCENNEs. IND, May 13.-Tne Sher'
if was attacked yesterday morning by two
prisoners in the Jail, Tom Huffman and
John Scott, when giving them breakfast.
Scott got out, but after few minutes o.
the mclt desperate fighting the Sheriff
overpOwered Huffman and threw him into
the cell. An hours chase resulted in the
capture of Scott and he was brought back,
In the hand-to-hsnd melee the Sheriff had
most of his clothing torn from him, but
was not injured.
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United Brethren.

YORK, Pa, May 1S.-This mornings
session of the General Conference of the
United Brethren Church wrg called to or
der by Bishop E. r. Kepphart, D. D., OF
Iowa. Devotional exercises were conduct
ed by Rev. J. NJ. Edsger. The Board of
Bishops issued a proclamation that the
new confession of faith and the revised
constitution haI been adopted and is now
in full force.
After hearing the reports of few com
mittees, Conference adjourned in order that
the committees might have an opportunl'
Nv TO complete their reports. Twenty-Five
members of the Conference withdrew from
the body and organized a seperste General
Conference this afternoon at the Park
Opera House. Bishop NJ. Wright, D. d.,
of Ohio, presieed. The chairman appoint
ed most of his standing committees.
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EIectric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men
ton % All who have used Electric Bitters
s;Og the same song of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guarsn-
iced to do all that is claimed. Electric
P;tta,s N will cure all diseases Of the Liver
and kidneys, will remove Pimples, Bolls,
Sa1t Rbenm and other affections caused by
;'onnra % blood.-Will drive Malaria from
the n, system and prevent as we'll as cure all
Malarial fevers.-For cure Oh heSua, %1a~..;,
Constipation and Indigestion Try Elecai' '.oa5
Bitters Entire satisfaction guarantees,
or money refunded.-Price 5O cts @ ano
81 90 per bottle, at Logan & Co.'S drug
store.
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BICYCLE TOURNAMENT.
The Start of Six Day Race at Chi
cagO.

The Start of a Six Day Race at Chi
csgo.
CHICAGO, May 13.-A great bicycle
tournament opened to-day at the Exposi-
ton bpilding, the main being the six
days race for prof siOnals, eight
hours a day. The starters in the
professional race are Albert Sheck, Chi
csgo; John S. Prince, Omaha; w. F.
Knapp, Denver; Ned Reading, Fort
Omaha; w. J. Morgan, England;
Robert Nelson, P-Jton; and Ralph
Temple, Chicago. At the end oi
the first eight hours tonight Reading,
Knsppe, Prince and Morgan were exactly
even for first place, with l23 miles lap
to their credit, Shock 122 miles, Nelson
3S miles, Temple Az. During the even.
ing 2, 900 people were present.
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Another Account.

Special Telegram to the Register
MARTINsBURa, May 13-Senator Faulk-
ner receive telegram this evening that
the Supreme Court of the United States
had affirmed the decree of the Court Of
Appeals of West Virginia in the case of
David Freeman vs.. Joseph Williams, Jus
tice Harlan desenting. This decision sus-
tains the constitutionslity of section 80,
article 8 of the constitution Of West Vir-
ainia, annulliDg and rendering void all
judgments rendered sgainst Confederate
soldiers, for acts done according to the
usspes OF CIVILIZED war, and releases the
lands of many citizens of this State from
the lien created by ssid judgment. The
case was argued before the Supreme
Court by L. E. Cole, OF Washington, for
Freeland, by Senator Faulkner and Col.
White for Williams.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription OF
one of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
hv millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
incalcuable. 1t releaves the child from
main. cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests its mother
Price 25c bottle.
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scr.nofpauer saves Her Life.

1t was Just an ordinary scrap OF wrap
ping paper, but it saved her life. She was
in the last stages OF consumption, told by
physicians that she was incursble and could
live only a short time; che weighed less
than seventy pounds. On a piece OF wrap
ping paper she read Of DIR. Kings New
Discovery, and got sample bottle; it
helped her, she bought large bottle, 1t
helpsd her more, bought another and grew
better fast, continued its use and is now
strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing
14O pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp to W. II. Cole, Druggist, Fort
Smith. Trial Bottles OF this wonderful
| Discovery Free at Logan & Co.'s Drugstore
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THE HUNTED GAR.
ANOTHER PLOT 10 KILL THg NON
ARCH.
kany Military O5osn Untsr Arrssi-Ineriminatag
Documents and Bombs Dnoysed-Soeal-
ss Pail Down a Royal Flag.
Foreign News

ST. PETERSBURG, May l3.-A con-
spirsey has been discovered among the
military officers stationed here.
A large number of the conspirators have
been arrested. In their possession were
found papers which proved that they iu-
tended to make an attempt to assassinate
the Gar.
A number of bombs were also found by
the Secret Service agents.
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Rates Kpocks His Man senseless.

YOUNGSTOWN, o. May 13-At an
athletic exhibition last night Jack Bates
and Reuben Hargate were spar four rounds,
but in the third round Bates landed such
a terrific blow In the rear of Hargate's left
ear that he lay senseless for nearly an
hour. Bates is the light weight who
gained considerable reputation in Pitts
burg about year ago.
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DEFENSE OF THE CLAN-NA-GAEI
Cronin Was a Member and He Was not
Threatened.


Threatened.
New YORK, May 13.-The following
was received in this city tonight:
Philadelphia, Pa, May 13.-Referring
to the statement, said to have been made
by DR.. Cronin in Toronto that he left Chi
csgo because the Clan Nat Gael Society de-
cided that his life should be taken
and appointed man to act sThis execu-
tioner, permit me to state that DR.. Cronin
never made such an assertion. The Clan
Na-Gal Society is not murder society. 1t
has never decided that any mans
life should be taken, and has never
appointed or selected any one
to act as an executioner of DR..
Cronin or anybody else. There was no
enmity between the Clan Ma Gael and DIR.
Cronin. On the contrary DIR. Cronin was
one of the most valued members of the
Society.
Signed LUKE DILLON.
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roor $40 600 worth Of JeweIry.

PUEBLO, Colo, May 13.-Mr. L. Corn
wall. a ieweler of Salida, visited the ad-
Joining city of Monarch, one day last
week, leaving his store and business in
charge of his clerk, young Jew named
Strauss. During Ccrnwalps absence
Strauss picked up $4,000 worth Of Jew.
elry and skipped the town on a freight
train. taking the plunder with him. DE
has been tracked by officers to Pueblo and
is irving to escape in an easterly direction.
Several officers are after him. He came
from St. Louis and has worked in most Of
tine Western cities.
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sooIalists celebrate n Victory.

PARIS, May 13.-A municipal election
was held at Narbonne yesterday, which re-
suited in victory for the Socialist candi-
dates. During the progress of the election
a fight occurred in the hall where the vot-
ing was being carried on. A party Of So
cislists, headed by M. Ferroul, member Of
the Chamber Of Deputies, paraded the
streets singing the "Marseillaise Hymn" 4"
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Dan,e. the OkIaboma story.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, May 13.-Ex-Stats
Treasurer Tanner has returned from Okla
homa. He denies that he was in that
Territory prior to or on the day of opening,
and save he was on the Cheyenne Reserva-
ton. There is no truth whatever, ne also
AYERS, in the statement that Marshal Nee.
dies appointed lot OF deputies who seized
upon lands before the time specified by the
Presidents proclamation.
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No.MoRE DUST OR SMOKE.
The B. Il o. Tries the Plan of BURNING
Crushed Coke.


Crushed Coke.
PTTTsBURG, May 13.-The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad officials think they have
at last successfully solved the dirt and
smoke evil on passenger trains. The IN
fortunate traveller in the summer time,
begrimed and bespsttered with SCOT from
tine engine, marvels at the mechanical in
genuity of man, yet wonders that some
means had not been contriyed to avoid this
one disagreeable feature of travelling.
The B. & o. has built a new engine, an
enormous one. il you please, with drivers
65 feet in diameter, in which patent fire.
box for burning crushed coke is intro
duced. The monster has been running on
trial for the past week on the Pittsburg
division, and is pronounced perfect sue
cess, not only in making the time, but in
avoiding the smoke snd dirt.
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WEST VIRGINIA IRON LANDS

Being Developed and an Enormous flsn
About TO be Erected.
GREENBRIER. w. VA, May l3'-In'
Glenmore Iron Company, organized witt
General ]. R. Anderson, ofthe Trendenan
Iron Works, Richmond, as President, viii
erect a great plant on the Glenmore estate
three miles from this place. They have
acquired 5000 acres of land, upon wnlcf
there is a vein of iron ore 40 to 6O iee'
thick and six miles long, which can bt
mined by open cutting. The chesapeake
and Ohio railrosdwill run branch line tt
the mines and works.
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Pensions for West Virginians.
-iol Tsl,Ornrn IN fhe ReOisiey.

WASHINGTON, May Extensions were
issued to West Virginians as follows to-
day: Original invalid-John Quichell,
Robert Ward, Job Bush, deceased; John
A. Knight. Iucrsase-GeO. w. Kinney,
VIM. II. BaIinger, Amos Perrin, Uriah
Lytle, Harry Peldner. Reissue and in
crer -e-Hiram A. Grimm. Original
widows, etc Harriet, widow of Aaron ".
Laceniere; Naomi, mother Of John W.
FaHcett; minors of John Bush.
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=. .r.,.r-a,,,, nnarntor KIIls HImself.

NEwBURa, n. Y, May lS.-Charies
Stewart. % years old, assistant operator at
the Western Union telegraph Office, TINS
citv committed suicide this morning by
shooting himself through the heart. de
had been out for his usual morning walk
returped home. went to the bath room,
locked the door and put an end to his e1,
istence. He was one of the most respeeteu
younp men in the city, and his sad ending
has caused great surprise in the eODmu'
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THE MARIETTA NORTHERN.

Ohio Capitalists Well Pleased With the
Gilmer Goal Fields.
Special Telegram TO The Register.
ELLENBoRo, W. VA, May 13.-Wm.
Morse, of the Marietta Northern Railroad,
and G. r. Dawes, Marietta capitalist,
arrived in Harrisvilie this morning, and
accompanied by Messrs. Davis and Martin
left for the Gilmer coal field to inspect the
proposed line of the Ohio and West Vlr-
einia Southern Railroad. The Ohio sub
scribers are SO well pleased with the route
that they readily subscribed ~, 400 for the
preliminary survey. and the road will be
built.
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Matthew, and Huston at Work.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Judge Mat
thews, who succeeds Judge Durham al
Comptroller of the Treasury, and Mr.
Huston. who succeeds Mr.. Hyatt as Treas
urer of the United States, entered upon
the discharge of their duties this morning
There was no ceremony beyond taking the
oath of Office and the usual introduction
of officers and employees of each of the
k-raa,s 70 the nevg chiefs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-14
oopIous Rains in the West.

CHIDAeo, May 1S.-Dispatches received
here Indicate that cOpious rains have
fallen within the past few days over a
very wide wheat, oats and corn growing
area in the Wet. The area reported from
coyers the entire State of Illinois and In
diana, and parts of Iowa, Wisconsin and
Michigan.
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900 Baptized,

RICHMOND, VA, May 1S.-To-dsy by
II O'Clock Richmond was almost without
an adult negro inhabitant. The entire
black population bad gore to the banks Of
tba James River to witness the biggest
baptism ever known among the eoloiso
churches. About 300 were put under the
water. and many more are to follow.
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NAV Result in a aLynohlng.

HOPE, KAN, May 1S.-John se1rs
stabbed and killed CHARLES Bruce yestor-
day at Durham ranch. Both were promi-
nent men and were out with a hunting
party. Sears insrlted Bruce's sister, and
Bruce defended her. Bruce YVES taken TO
the Marion county jsil. Violence is feared
from the people.
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Commissioner Roosevelt Sworn in.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Mr. Theodore
Roosevelt, of New York, who was recently
appointed Civil Service Commissioner, took
the prescribed oath of Office this morning
TIE Commission now has is foil legal
quota OF members, a circumstance which
he's not existed for some time past. At
now constituted the Commission consist
of Messrs. Charles Lyman, of Connecticut
Hon. Hugh S. Thompson, of South Caro-
lima, and The lore Roosevelt, of New
York. After Mr.. Roosevelt had qualified
for the Office he speut some time In pleas.
ant conversation with Messrs. Lyman and
Thompson, after which the Board formally
organized by electing Mr.. Lyman Presi'
dent
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West Virginia Postmssters.

SPECIAL Telegram 10 he Register.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-West Virgins
postmssters appointed to-day: Frost
Pocahontas county, W. B. Hannah; Hun
tersyille. Pocahontas county, George W
Wagler; Kassen, Barbour county, D. !
Nestor; Scott's Depot, Putnam county, W.
II II Pines.
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WET MoRGANTowN.
The modein Athens WIN Take Whisky
Straight.


Special 7ele0rGm 10 ne Register.
MoRGANTowN, May 13.-The munich
pal election here to-day was fought with
more feeling than at any previous contest,
the only Issue really being that of license
or no license. The morning dswned with
rain, which the hopeful regarded as indie
atiye of favorable result for the license
men, and the count of the vote tonight
shows that victory perched on the banners
of the Vets by a majority Of 81, the vote
ing 1876 to "a. The fight was a long,
hard struggle, and many voters refused to
cast ballot either way.
Morgantowp will now be license tow q,
and the Vets are hilarious. Mayor Fl It
was re elected by a majority of $50 over
Mrs. Pierce, the opposing candidate. John
NJ. Gregg was elected Recorder, W. II.
Bricker Chief of Police, and l. @. White,
J. X Miller, B. NJ. Dorsey, F. A. Hennen
and D. B. Purinton, councilmen.
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Oepsured the GOAL Company.

PoTGsvILLE, PA, May 13.-The Coro-
ner's jul = in the case of the ten men who
were killed Thursday evening in the shaft
of the colliery at Big Vein, has rendered q
verdict censuring the Alliance Coal and
Mining Company for neglecting to have
the safety gates in compliance with the
law of 1885.
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1ow . rramp Committed Suicide.

CANTON, o., May 13.-An unknown
man, probably tramp, was run over by
Wheeling and Lake Erie train some miles
east of here, yesterday. 1t was a case OF
suicide, as the man stole on the track and
calmly awaited the approaching train.
The head waJ severed from the body.
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TORONTO
nN IL

Neither Mr.. Taggert or DR.. Cox were in
clinsd To make any statement, but they
viii probably reveal all they know about
the case before the coroner.s Jury To-Day
In the most charitable light the case Is
sad one. Until the corOner's jury has re-
fnrned its verdict it will be impossible to
saw how or by what means the girl came
h ber death. In any event the stricken
amily and friends deserve heartfelt sym
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An Aarnnant,a Last Leap.

Houston, TBX., May 13.-Prof St.
Clair, the aeronaut, in attempting to give
his ''leap from the Clouds" at the Fair
Ground Park, last evening, lost his grip on
the parachute and fell 300 feet to the
earth. Nearly every bone in his body was
broken.
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,,,ro ,Ionev for the Gaines Heirs

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 13.-The Su-
preme Court, to-day, in an opinion by
Justice Bradley, awarded the executors OF
the will of Myra CLARK Gaines the sum oi
S576. 600 against the city of New Orleans
for the use of property sold by the city,
but recovered by Mrs. Gaines after long
litigation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-14
DIR. Ketchum Dead.

CINCINNATI, O., May 13.-The Rev.
DR.. @. W. Ketchum, Presiding Elder Of
the Cincinnati District Methodist Epis'
copal Church, died to-day, aged 5s years.
His malsdy was heart disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-14
Two Brothers Drowned.

CRooKsToN, MIMI, May 13.-Andrew
and Ole Erickson, brothers, aged s and III
years, respectively, were drowned in the
river Saturday evening. They fell of some
logs on which they were playing, and their
father nearly lost his life in an attempt to
rescue them.
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HILL VETOED 1T.
He Thinks the ssXton Reform Bill Gum
bersome.

bersome.
ALBANY, n. Y, May 13.-Gov. Hill
to-day vetoed the so-called saxton electo-
raj reform bill, on the grounds, first, the
requirement that none but an officially
printed ballot shall, under ordinary cir
cumstances, be voted; second, the require
ment that each ticket shall contain the
names of all the candidates Of all the par
ties, and parts of parties, and irresponsi-
BILE combinations pretending TO be par
ty. who choose to certify that ey have
made a nomination. The Governor says
these provisions are cumbersome, would
he ineffactiHe. and are unconstitutional.
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rwo K,l,ed and -Four Ipjured.

CLEVELAND, O., May 1S-Edward
Hsrtshorn and Amos Turley were killed
and four other men hurt by the explosion
of boiler at the sawmill of Seward Davis,
near Payne, Ohio, to-day.
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rha nharlsston Goes North.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, May 1S.-The
r. s. cruiser Charleston left here yester-
dav afternoon, steaming north. She will
make a run up the coast and may 90 as
far az San Francisco, in which event tne
cruiser will probably arrive there to-day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-14
A ohurch Destroyed by Fire.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, May 13.-St. Jose
phat Polish Catholic Church was destroyed
by fire last night. The church was one Of
the largest in the city, and was erected
only last summer. The loss is between
$50 900 and $40, 600.
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The ROYAL Flag Hauled Down.

THEHAGUE, May l3.-During las. night
body Of Socialists hauled down the Royal
standard from the great tower and hoisted
the Socialist flag in its place. An inquiry
into the affair has been begun by the su-
fhnritiea
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BISHOP BEDELL FAILING

He Is Exhausted and Scarcely Fit TO Make
an Ocean Voyage.
PARIS, May 13.-Bishop Bedell, of
Southern Ohio, and Mrs. Bedell, arrived
here yesterday from the RIVERS. The
Bishop is quite exhausted and scarcely fit
for voyage to New York, which has
been arranged for the BOurgogne on the
18th of May. He is under the care OF DR..
Ashmore Noakes, of Nice.
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The Presidents Return.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The United
States steamer Despatch, bearing the Pres
idential party, arrived in Washington this
afternoon at o'clock.
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A Taxas Killing.

TYLER, TEX, May 1S.-MsjOr @. b.
Block, prominent citizen of this city,
wss shot and killed last night by mar
named Nash. The men quarrelled, and
Naah shot Rlock twice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-14
Uorsford,s Acid Phosphate

Makes Delicious Lemonade'
A teaspoonful added to glass oil hot or
cold water, and sweetened to the taste, VIII
be found refreshIning and invigorating'
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HUNTINGTON NEWS.

Lightning Struck an Armsture-A Little
Fire.
Special 7eieOram 10 ne Re9iser.
HUNTINGTON, May 13.-During the
storm last night the lightning destroyed
an armsture in the electric light plant oil
this city. The damage was several hun
dred dollars.
An incipient fire at I. J. Bullock
house on tenth street, to-day, caused con
siderable excitement but little damage.
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Tor,bes the Hearts Ten
lerest Chords
n-,, GIRLS LIFE GONE OUT
r-s uaassTs SAD STORY


Proctor on the Ohio
sv miles south Of
county, is 10 the
asa tragedy unparal-
r1e tragedy involved
yolrg hie-inlury TO
aaaoas and poignant
home OF one OF the most
-.,s, ,a Eastern Ohio. It's
.s.ra. soman's love, sin, shame
tts- R .be details are almost 100
r-. ..,- repetition.
t.. o-thspreseuceof kind-hsart-
s.-.~ eh5ntbsred about her ID her
..s~~ sy .bs mortal rsmair7 yes'sF-
l-.r Tlggsr.. a belle OF an East
-o,, oro. the life Of bright home
.fs. loved ard admired centre oi 8
circle. It was a pathetic
r corrs beautiful even 10
l.t tts marks o., young womsnhooa
Il. anon -hs golden brown heir en-
--hssd of marble whitenees,
4.s. s..s.e hands c,e1ped gently as
- -s..i many a heart and many
-. ~a psat OPP that she could
,..-.....- and s brighter death
.-. .,,lo,gir., letter
.,fl,,rsl imms-
-alf one ID. ,"'
-as lasI ,N-oa'A..'N'
Ps.I.E Vs. FA., May -. t9oS'
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THE NAME on THE sATcHEL

A curious circumstance WAS noted by
the representative of the REGISTER.
When Mr.. Taggert first arrived with his
daughter be is said to have given the
name Of Williams, and his home Canada.
When he left he was still called Mr.. Will
liams. On his return yesterday he carried
a small hand saichel which looked as if 1t
had been newly bought, and on the side in
plain white letters was inscribed
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The Chinese Exclusion Law Sustained

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The United
States Supreme Court to-day affirmed the
validity of the law excluding Chinese
labor. known as the Scott Exclusion Act.
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KuLLED BY THE PICKUP.
Richard Cunningham Leaves Wife and
Seven Children.

Special telegram 10 ne Register.
ELLENBoRo, W. Va, May 13.-The
east bound pickup on the B. & o. railroad
killed Richard Cunningham, at Cornwall
Lis, this morning, while making what is
called running switch. The unfortunate
mans head was horribly mangled and
severed from his body. He leaves a wife
and seven children in destitute circum-
ofo