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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-04
New Announcements.

WANTED-THREE LADIES TO
w work on Crgyon Portraits; also one Office
lady, Ut FAuLEY'S STUDIOS MOlAln Block,
Apply Immediately. feio
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
FIELDS FOR SCIENCE.
The Remsins o; e-Hlstorlc CiylIiz stI,
In Mexico.

The Remsins o, Pre-Historlc CiylIiz alton
IN Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, AEgust .. 2.-Explcrere
who have returned from the State Of
Chispls confirm and add TO the remarka-
BILE reports concerning important nrch@
ological discoveries.
A iue, broad, paved road. built by pre-
historic inhabitsnt-, has been traced fcom
Tonpla down into Guatemala, and thence
in curve up sGGin into Mexico, termin.
stirg at Palenque. All along this road
are still TO be Seen the remains of ruined
cities, and a careful estimate of the popu-
la,ion Of thess places is about thirty mil
lions.
Ga that part of the road near PAlenque
the ruins a.e Of great magnitude. Houses
four and often five stories hivh have been
found in the depth Of the forest. Many
OF these houses are pyramiiicsl IN form,
and 20 covered are me Of them With yege.
table mold that large treas are growing
from The roof. IN some of the houses
great employment has been made of stone
beams Of tremendous weight, and the ar
ch!tectuFe indicates a high degrees OF scien-
tifc attachments.
In come houses visited bronze lamps
have been discovered. and The interior
AID exterior mural decorations of the
more important houses consist OF panel
ings filled with elaborated y-carved fg-
urea, almost life size, NO types Of men
and women being represented, come
plainly Egyptian and oilers genuine
Africans. In front of one of the houses
the explorers found IA sculptures Of gods
with folded arms. The work of explors-
tion was one of extreme difficulty, owing
to the density of the forest and the un-
Willingness Of the indians to enter ancient
edifices they averring that the buildings
were inhabited By epirite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
CONFESSED TKLKGKAMs

Physicians yesterday opened the skull
If Herman Carmau, the wealthy Chica-
eosp. who shet himself twice in the head,
and took out bullet. Carmsn immedl-
ately recovered from his paralysis and IS
doing well.
The Bethlehem Iron Co. has increased
its nuddlers wages from $3.25 to S3 50 3
day.
Preliminary steps we're taken in New
York Thursday to organize trust IN
Florida oranges.
General Fisk emphsticalIy denies that
he has deserted the Prohibition party ier
the Republican party.
Heirs of one D. W. Gilbert, have brought
suit in Wichita for the recovery of prop
erty valued at 81 600, 900.
TIE Bushnell grain elevator and ware
house of Tuscola, ILL.,, burned yesterday
loss SIS, 600.
Mrs. Fred PheinekiDg, a young Ger
man woman of WoOnsocket, South Dakota
committed suicide by taking poison. she
Thought her four months old babe was
dead.
John Gilman, Louisville shoemaker.
committed suicide by taking 8 dose oi
morphia. Domestic troubles led to the
deed.
Bessie June, Little Bell, Boccacio, Ford
liom and Sallie o, Won at Saratoga yestef-
day.
King William, Falcon, Eudurer, George
e, ard Raymond G, came in tTst at bFign-
ton Beach.
The bank clearires at Kansas City
amount to S3S, 644 900 for July. sn increase
of III per cent over the same month last
year. :,
The Ninnesots four-osred crew, ana
Fox. the Winnipeg amateur were the win
neIs at the Lake Minnetonka regatta yes
tsrday.
The Northern Pacific wood sheds at
Msudan, Dakota, burned yesterday; loss
$45 600.
Mira. Harrison has been instrumental IN
securing the PARDON of convict IN tne
California peniteptisry, who wrote mar
risen oompaign sopg. TIE pardon was
granted yesterday.
Mayor Wheslwright, OF Tacoma, WASH
iDg,on Territory; has written a letter 70
Mayor Hart, of Boston, Offering 20 IoViue
husband Tor unmarried women IN d ASA
chusetts, if they would come to "ssnipg-
ton Territory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
CANADA TALKS SASS"
THB GOVERNMENT ORGAN THIRSTING P0R
G0Rg.
Significant and Startling Uasrauoss Of An 0aaIa
Papsr-A Sling at the Administration
Euds in Bunt,zng
Threat

OTTAWA, ONT, August 2-The Citizen,
the organ of the Government here, which
has hitherto been silent on the BeArirg
Sea question, to-day says in its editorial
column; IF the present Government at
Washington wants to briUg abOu; ser.oas
complications between the Imperisl Gov
ermsnt and the United States, it will not
be because no effort has been put forth 10
produce 20 undesirable a result. The truth
is that Statesmen Cf the calibIe OF Webster
and Clay do lot Tesch maturity on the
southern portion OF this continent P,d-
ding politicians, seekers after no'ouety.
professors of b'as ard duplicity appear 10
have monopolized all places OF importance,
ana are nov intent upon forcing issues
with this country whose people are rap.
idly learning 10 despiss, rot fear them.
The recent shsmeful act committed upon a
Canadian vessel in Behri9g Sea is indc-
fensible, and has oaly one rejeeming fes-
ture, namely, that it will bring the whole
QUESTION under consideration, and the
Washington authorities will be ordered %
rocoup the owners of the vessels they IN
teffered with. II this isnot done, what is
left of Yankee naval effects will probably
disappear from more seas than Behring'S. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
WILLIAM WELCOMED.
The Emperor of Germany EGthu.iastcally
ReceiNed In Enclnnd

Received in England.
LONDON, August . 2-Brilisnt suusbine
and cool breezes prevailed at Portsmouth
this morning. The preparations for the
reception OF Emperor William Of Germsny
we're completed at an early hour. Tee
town was handsomely decorated and the
people were in holiday attire. An ccos-
nous hOtilla Of craft, consisting Of rsr
ships and private vessels, covered the hsr-
Dor, while the shore WIS depsely IrO adsd
with people.
When the German imperial ysch. 10.
her zollern, with the Emperor on board,
was sighted steaming slowly toward the
haTbor, the Prince OF Wales on board the
royal yacht Oabofne, started down the
hsrhor to meet them. SSluies doomed
from the forte aud the war slips Whtl
the Osborne approached near tie Hoh T.
zOllern, the Pdnce Of Wales sgoal'ed
hearty greetings to the Emperor, who ra.
spOnded in q friendly V8y. The twJ
yachts then pass i through lines OF uor-
clsds and proceeded to Gives. An tae
war vessels were trimmed with buntiug,
aud a. the yachts passed The yards were
manned by sesmea.
o. reaching Cowes The Emperor ilriCi
at Trinity Pier, where me Prince oi Whse,
who hsd already landed, Lsde Ann W..
come TIE Emperor ana suite d th4
Prince Of Wales then entered clrriee,s irc.
accompanied by military fsclet refo
driven to O3' oroe, where tEe Emperor 40
received by the Queen
The Queen Kisses the Emperor
LONDON, August AT 0ab0rn House
the Queen received Emperor William cn
the terrace and kissed him co both ca,cks.
Cowes and Osborn House were illuminated
this evening. Many thousand l-h.s were
displayed aboard the vessels il tho Laibor
end ihs effect was splendid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
SCANDAL In HIGH LIFE.
Stirred by an Unprecedented
Sensation.
Speofal Telae-rarY, In tho Rapister

steubeDviIle Stirred by an Unprecedented
Sensation.
Special Telegram to the Register.
STEUBENvILLE, o., August "A most
startling sensation was developed this
evening by the fling of suit in the Com
mon Pleas Court Mra. Belle Mckinney,
wife of Frank Mckinney, sues he; brother
in-law, T1omas Williams, for five thousand
dollars, incurred by reason, il is alleged,
of criminal assault on the the twenty
ninth of laet March and the defeudants
property in the bands Of the banks and his
stock in the Steubenville Pottery and JEFF.
feIson Iron Works, has been garnisheed.
The damsge suit, it is stated, is prelimi-
nary to two others, for libel and slauder,
which will be brought tomorrow. When
the alleged assault took place, Mrs. Nc
Kinney informed her husband her fathers
family of the occurrence.
When confronted with the charge, Will
liams denied it. Williams has made allie
cations to a number of parties, and has
also written to others the same stOry.
These allegations which have notyet beer
made public, constitute the base of the
suits for libel and SANDER.
The plaintiff is the wife Of a popular
young ieweler Of Steubepville, and is 8
sister of Alfred Day, secretary Of the Steu.
bsnvllle Pottery. She Is a beautiful
young woman, whose character has never
before been impeGched. Williams, the
defendant, is one of the best known nsilera
in the Ohio Valley, and was married tc
plaintiff sister, new deceased. All par.
ties move in the highest circles, and tht
scandal is the tolk Of the town tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
KNIGHT TESIPLARs.
yess virginia's share In the Grand nation
al Parade.

woss yirglnia's share I'm the Grand Nation
al Parade.
WASHINGTON, August Gland Mar
shal NJ. ST. Parker has announced the or
der Of tbs Knights Tsmplar parade in this
city on the SIN of O.tcbss, on The occasion
Of the Mes uic triennial eonclaye. He
states that ths Gund Commanders Of the
several States aud Territories have been
assigned places 10 accordance Win me
dates OF th.ir respective charters.
West Virginia w.il be in the Eleventh
Division with Misuesot8. Kansas, Mary
land N.brlrka. Arkansas. Colorado ant
North Carohna Following are the ram,s
of the organizations from West Virginia;
Grand Comusn1ery of West Nug'niai
Wheeling $40. I. Wheeling; Palestine No.
.. Na-tu-hrrs; Ksaawha so. a. Charles
ton; Cayenne So. q, Nueslilg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
F. D. KAMINSKY.
s. Sketch OF the Life of This well-Known
Ohio Citizen.

Ohio Citizen.
After long and painful illness Colum.
bus D. Kamipsky, gentleman we'll and
fayOrably known By a majority of the older
business men, died at his residence on
Rush Ron, o Thursday afternoon at four
o'clock, aged II years. His death has been
expected for long time. His father was
born at Frankfort-on-the-Msin, and as
his name indicates was a defendant of
prominent family Of the Polish nobility,
exiled during the revolution. He came
to America about the beginning of the
century and settled in Baltimore He
married shortly after and emigrsted
with his wife and a brother and
sister to the West striking
the Ohio river at Wheeling and descending
the river in fiat boat. Upon this Jour
ney from Wheeling TO LOuisvils, his son
Columbus D., was born on November 10,
1918. Later or the family went back to
Germany, where Columbus received his
education st Frankfort On-the-Msin. Later
the family came back TO America and To-
Gated near Portland, o. The father died
and Columbus went to learn the milling
trade with his uncle. John Bsyless
In 1S4l he married Ehzaosth Waters;
who with four children survive him, John
Kaminsky and Virginia, of Rush Run,
Mrs. w. II. Rogers, of Brilliant, and Mrs.
VIM. Hoyle. of Smithfeld. Another son,
who married daughter of the late Isaac
Lewis, died about ten yesrs ago.
Ever since his location in the vicinity OF
Rush Ron M. Kiminsky has been re-
garded as one of the prominent and enter
prizing citizaDs His mill was one of the
largest in the country and he was very
prosperouI. About the beginning of the
war, he received large legacy frcm Ger
many, the larger portion of which he in
vested in the establishment OF the Smith
field National Bank That this bank was
organized is due solely to his efTorts.
Mr.. Ksminsky was concerned in nearly
every enterprise in his vicinity He was
one of few who bored for oil on Rush
Run nearly twenty years ego, and when
Peck and Ramsey failed in the operation
Of the RusA Ran coal mines, with Judge
Ramsey, of New Y York, he formed the
company of G. d Kaminsky & Co. and
conducted the business for several years
Ia this venture he sunk a great deal OF
money, as we'll as in the Riverside Paving
Brick Co., of which he was the President.
He alfo conducted large general
store at the mouth Of Rush Run
for several years. His assignment for the
benefit of ha creditors is too recent to be
recalled. He was a man of large and COM
prehensive grasp Of business details and
possessed an excellent judgment in such
matters. In his home he was an ideal hus-
band and father, and his house vas always
filed with guests, enjoying the generous
hospitality Of the host. He was slso a
man who took keen interest in current
events aud bis counsel was eagerly sought
lor By large circle of clients. The re-
mains will be- inferred in Union cemetery,
az Smithfeld, to day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
Il. S o. CHANGKs.
A New Assignment of the Division Passen-
ger Agents.

A New Assignment of the Division Passen-
ger Agents.
BALTIMORE, August "A number OF
changes in the appointments and as
signments of the officials in the passenger
department of the B. & o. went into
effect yesterday. O. P. Craig, general
eastern passenger agent, will hereafter
have charge of the passenger business OF
the company in Newark, Brooklyn, New
York and the territory east and north OF
those points. B. F. Bond, division passen-
ger sgent, will look after the Philadelphia
division west of Wilmington, including
west-bound busine from Wilmington and
the Main Stem Division and east-bOund
business from ParkersbuTg and Wheeling
via Grafton. E D Smith, division pas
senger agent, will have charge on the Pitts
burg Division and PittsbuTg and Wheeling
Division, Including east-bound through
business from Wheeling via Pittsbarg W.
E. Repperts, division passenger agent, will
have charge on Trsns-Ohio Division, ex-
cspting the city of Chicago, and including
west-bound business from Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
A FEW OF THE HUNGRY.
aaartinsburg sends a Rampant Mob Down
to Washington.

dartinsburg sends a Rampant Mob Down
to Washington.
SPECIAL TslscrGrs 70 ne Rs0atsT.
WASHINGTON, August "A Martins
burg delegation, consisting OF Honorable
Wm. Henry Harrison Flick, Sheriff Miller,
Of Berkeley county, and Geo NJ. Bowers,
late Republican candidate for Auditor, ar
rived here to-day. They say their object
is to procure the appointment of John
Farren, Of fMartinsburg, as an engineer at
the government printing office, but they
have other irons in the FIRE also. Mr..
Flick thinks he is entitled 10 good place
under the administration. He is some
what disgrustled at having beon ignored,
but is willing to forgive that provided he
is given fat position.
&c. Leftwhioh has been appointed post
master at Madison, Boone county, vice
Mrs NJ. Whestfeld.
A RULE THAT DON'T WORK BOTH WAYS.
Two more Democratic ex- Union soldiers
were dismissed from the Treasury watch
to-day 10 make room for Republican civil
isus. Eight UaioO veterans al Of them
with excellent Wat records, have been re-
moved within the las, few days to make
places fer Republican strikers, and yet the
Grand Army, which hsd so much to say
shout the dismissal OF old soldiers by the
last administration, is silent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
UNBEATABLE 0UTRAGES
Put Upon the Albanian Christians by
Turka

Put Upon the Albanian CHRISTIANS ny
Turks.
LoSDoS, August "A wall Of distress
comes to-day from the Christian popula-
ton in Albania, whose echoes will soon be
heard iD the British Parliament. For
years the Christians in that country have
suffered the most revolving cruelties at
hands of their Turkish masters. When
recently these became unbearsble the op-
pressed people sent a committee to the
Turkish Governor at Scutori praying for
relief
Every rnemb,r OF this committee, which
consists Of the most prominent members OF
the Christian community was promptly
put in Jail by the Governor, and they are
there yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
MOURNING In GOTHAM.
SPORTS REFUSE TO BIB CONPORTBD BECAUSE
"SULLY" is NOT.
The Colossal Benefit Is indefinitely Postponed, Wait
ing Lawry's Pleasurs-Tho Singer Talks
Ia Pitsburg-Kilrain DOdglng
Again-Gsnersl Sports.

NEW YORK, August 2.-The coloFsal
benefit which was to have helped John L.
Sullivan in a financial way, has been in
definitely postponed. A largo number of
tickets had already been sold. 1t is not
known yet what will be done. Editor
Lumley, Of the Illustrated Nelrs, said this
morning that the benefit would be given
sooner or later. Personally, be knew
nothing of the arrangements, but be ex-
pscted to see Sullivan back in New York
in very short time. He might be either
relee sed on bail or stand an immediate
trial and be lightly fined The sporting
men Arc taking the arrest of the big fighter
very easily, and do not seem to be much
exercised over the turn affairs are taking.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
Elixir ofDaten.

Is a combination of the active PropeItle:'
~ dates, figs and pranes, and other tGopl
cal fruits. It's pleasant tSste and oenehcia
SfFscts have rendered it immensely Popa'
- n eures habitual constipation, indi'
'.a..ion -. hiliousness, sick headache, piles,
s.,' - Sold in so cent bottles by W. "
Y.r;r " f. Williams, John Laughilni
nd n r GostEe. ]. T. Goodwin & 70
and and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
VERY FAST WORK.
Johnston PAGES Mile In ROSY at Clevs-
land-Other Performances.

Johnston PAGES Mile In 2:Osh at Cleve-
lsnd-Other Performances.
CLEVELAND, o, August 2.-0nly two
two of the races on the Cleveland Driving
Park today were finished, the 2:17 pace
being postponed until. tomorrow. john
ston, in an attempt TO beat Maud S.'s rec
ord of 2:Osl, paced q mile in 2:06!, one
quarter Of cond slower than his own
ecord He ves driven by Budd Doble,
ana had running mate. The first quar-
ter was covered in 80 stcOnds, the aecopd
in 3lI, the third in 81, aud fourth in 81
G. W. Williams AllertOn, in an attempt
to beat his own record Of 2:23 made mile
in 2:201
In the 2:33 trotting, purse 81, 900, Veri-
tss won. Time, 2:223. Free for ell trot-
ting, purse $1,000, Gean Smith won.
Time. 215.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
A NEW LEASE OF LIFE.
Why Should Man DIe9-A Piitsburg Physl-
clans Experience.

hnY nan Dats-sA n1 81
clans Experience.
PII1sBURG, August 2.-Df. Brown
Ssquard, of Paris, noted on two continents
on account of the claims be makes for his
rev Elixir of Life" he's a disciple in
Pittsburg, who has tried his trestm mt of
injecting animal tissues into week anG de-
bilitated people, with tbs greatest success
This disciple is DE-. Henry a. Psge, al
old, reputable physician of the East End.
He said last night that he had tried Dr.
Stquard's treatment ON three patients, and
that he had fairly created rev men. He
says that the half has not yet been told Of
this great Elixir" He adds that the
published experiments of Sequard are con-
fined TO those who were in their dotsge or
suffering from decay, while the field for
the discovery, he thinks, can be enlarged
so es to embrace different diseases, by in
iec.ing the animal tissues Of the CORE
spending organs of various animals into
the diseased human organs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
DEATH IN A BLAST.

Terrible Results of a Premature Explosion
at Clarbsburg,
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CLARKsBURG, y. VA, August "A
Horrible accident occurred at the Farland
Ccal and Coke Company mines this even
ing, near this city. Several men were
blasting in a cut near the railroad and
tamping the powder with "a iron needle
when il exploded, killing E. Matheny and
blowing off the leg Of s. V. Matheny
Thomas Dodd and VIM. Matheny we're
also badly and probably fatally Injured.
S. Y. Matheny is not expected to live.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
CABLE FLASHES.

Mayor Sexton, Of Dublin, has wrt tteu o
public letter in which be says thst Presi-
dsnt Hsuis9n's Letter Of thank 70 Lin
was undoubtedly opened by the B-itish
postal autnnli'iss.
Sir VIM. Evsrt, Conservative mcmheT
from Belfast, died in Londoo yes .eIdng.
The short time movement 10 the cotton
mills At Manchester has proved allure.
Emperor Willism hsH been apPoiHtsd an
honorary Admiral in the British Navy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
KILRAIN HUsTLING.
,rrIs After Him With Re equisition Signed
hy Eovarpor .TaegzOu

Norris After Him With Requisition Signed
by Governor Jaokson.
NORFOLK, VA, August .. 2.-Kilrain will
stay al Hampton about week longer, and
some day next week, probably on Mon
day, will run up to Norfolk and West Vir-
ginia Beach. After resting in this part OF
the country awhile he will 20 North, but
has no definite plsns for the future.
Detective Norris, of Mississippi, Is after
Kilrain with a reputation signed By Gov
ernor Jackson, of Maryland, but his friends
are keeping him advised, and If Norris
gets Governor Fitzhugh Lee to sign the
reqaision Kilrain will step over the line
into North Carolina or take the train tO'
PHILADELPHIA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
TRADE THERMOMETER.
Encouraging Condition Shown by Dun
Co.'S Reports.

Encouraging Condition Shown by Dun ~
Co.'S Reports.
NEW YORK, August 2.-R. G. Dun d
Co. g weekly review of trade: The coun-
try begins to feel the stimulus of good
crops. New spring wheat began to arrive
at Chicago on the first, ten days earlier
than lat year. In the iron regions dis
tinct increase in demand is felt, and here
orders for another 500 new locomotives
have been placed during the week.
The wooden industry still he1itstes.
On the other hand more encouragement
is felt in the iron business and the demand
is increasing. Bar iron is stronger, plates
more active at full prices and rails strong,
though at present without considerable
sales. The coal trade is st;ll sluggish.
The business failures number 210, as
compares with total of 2l6 last week
and 2O8 the week previous. For same
week last year the figures were 2l6.