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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
FOR WEST VIRGINIANS.
A List of Lucky Pensioners and Fourth
GLASS Postmasters.
- IL IL.

A List of Lucky Pensioners and Fourth
Glass Postmasters.
Special telegram 70 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 2.-West
Virginia Pensions: Original Invalid
Eber Wiley, Robert B. Cross, Joseph A.
Benson, Granville A. Jones. Increase
Old War, Edward Tattersall. Original
Widows, Etc.-Drusilla F., widow Of
John W. Riddle; Nancy E., widow of Ad-
Olson Osborne.
WEST VIRGINIA P0sTMAsTERs
were appointed to-day as follows: Jennie
Briggs, Green Hill, Wetzel county, vice
Foster Leap, removed; John Weaver,
Jacksonville, Lewis county, vice ]. c.
Waldo, removed; J. ]. Chidester, Marsh
vile, Harrison county, vice ]. M. Garrett,
removed; Samuel HOLMAN, Moores, Tyler
county, vice F. F. Furbee, removed;
Mrs. F. Wagner, New Berne, Gil
mere county, vice P. II. Fshey,
resigned; S. Nj. Morrison, Newville, Brsx-
ton county, vice A. B. Beamer, removed
j. W. Fox, Pleasant Valley, Marshall
county, vice D. K. Allen, resigned; SilcS
Butcher, ROanoske, Lewis county, vice O.
A. Horner, removed; Stephen Huston,
Sedalia, DOddridge county, vice s. 7. Tate,
resjgued;.M. J. Jarrett, Shinnston, Harri'
son county, vice Mrs. NJ. ]. Davis, re-
moved; W. H. Stalnsker, Tanners, Gilmer
county, vice ]. n. Fling, removed; William
Bell, UniontOwn, Wetzel county, vice
John Lavelle. removed; W. ]. Robinson,
Wick, Tyler county, vice W. M. Stealey,
removed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
Base Ball Briefs.

Mansfield is reaching for the top.
Wheeling is very likely to have Sunday
base ball.
No one should fail to zee the Fourth OF
July games. They will be great. Canton
must be pulled down peg or two.
The r. S. LIS challenge the Red Letters
for game of ball July IL. If accepted
answer through the REGISTER.
The Wilkie Cyclones defeated Miller'l
Indians last Sunday, on the BenwOod
grounds, by a score OF l2 TO 9. The
feature of the game was the backstop worh
of Mann.
The Snowbnlls yesterday defeated the
the Red Letters by a score Of 10 to Z, sever
innings; batteries, for Snowballs, McDon
aid and Tolbert; for Red Letters, Gray and
McClellen.
The Sacrame eatos' new pitcher, Ziegler,
whom Wheeling has posted as jumper,
claims that Manager Sullivan released
him privately just before he himself was
unced.-Sporting Life.
The Martins Ferry Club left on a weeks
trip yesterday. They played their first
game at Beaver Falls, and def ated the
club at that place IL to 3. After another
game they go to New Castle.
A picked nine from the Island, headed
by Dell Woods as captain and Mac Welch
a. manager, will 20 to New Athens, Ohio,
on the Fourth, to play the "boys" there,
who beat the Standards" 80 badly lat
season.
The new battery, W. H. Meehan and T.
s. Haller, have arrived and will play in
one of to.morrow's games. These two are
said to be fine battery, and, Judging
from their record, Wheeling has captured
prize.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
BIG FISH In THE NET.
PLAGLBR AND ROCKAPBLLBR PLAYED
HARPER FALSE
The Standard OIL Company Responsible for the Fidsl-
ity Failure, 50 Ksrshsw's Creditors Think.
Financial Sensation Created BY
Committees Report

CHICAGO, July 2.-The reigning sensa-
ton of the hour in financial circles in
Chicago is the recent and startling devel-
opments in the Fidelity Bank failure.
Ever since the imprisonment Of Harper
and Hopkins, which to most people seemed
TO end the matter, detectives have been at
work on theory that
HARPER WAS HIMSELF A VICTIM,
And that greater object was in view than
the mere booming of the wheat market.
A meeting of the creditors ofC. J. Ker-
shaw & Co. was held at the Directors room
of the Chicsgo Board of Trade at 10 O'Clock
this morning and heard the following re-
port from the committee appointed at
former meeting:
"Your committee appointed to inyesh-
gate the matter of the claims OF the credl-
tors of @. J. Kershaw & Co. against the
principals for whom the firm bought large
quantities of wheat in the spring OF 1887
respectfully report that they have had a
number of meetings with the various par
ties from whom, in their judgement, the
best information relating to the matter
what they have learned from these parties
and by evidence presented, that the gen
eral suspicion that E. L.
HARPRR WAS NOT THE ONLY PRINCIPAL
Is correct, and that there was a number of
other principals, known to your commit
tee to be men of great wealth and abund-
antly able to make good all the losses sus-
tained by the creditors.
Your committee is satisfied by its in
vestigation that it was the design of some
of those principals at the outset to make
large purchases through one set Of brokers,
aud after advancing the price of wheat TO
high figure, TO then secretly sell still
larger quantities through another set OF
brokers, to
CAUSE A PANIC IN THE MARKET,
and make their money on the break, ard
that this sche ne was carried out; that a
number of prominent and responsible men
in various parts of the country assisted IN
this scheme, and that in furtherance of 1t
certain parties, for the purpose of break
| inc the Fidelity National Bank, sent CIR
euiars. about June II, 1897, to the banks
in Ohio containing statements calculated
to cause a run upon that bank.
Your committee are further satisfied by
their Investigations that the creditors Of
c. J. Kershaw & Co are the victims Of the
conspiracy and schemes of the principals
who secretly sold through other brokers,
as above stated, and your committee be-
lieve that there is such reasonable prospect
of recovering their losses as warrants the
creditors in continuing their investigations
and commencing snit if necessary, and
they, therefore, earnestly and unani-
mously recommend that the creditors COM
bine together for that purpose.
CHAs. l.. RAYMOND,
A. n. YOUNG,
S. A. SCRIBNRR,
Committee.
Flagler, the President of the Standard
Oil Company, and John D. Rockefeller
are the men who were behind Harper and
are supposed to have played him false
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
40 PARDoNs eRANrRp.
iost Eisenger, of Lewis County, and Har-
~ Bowers. OF Marshall, Go Free.
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Yost Eisenger, of Lewis County, and Har-
~ Bowers, OF Marshall, Go free.
special Telegram 70 the Register.
CHARLESTON, July 2.-GOvernor Will
son has granted pardOns to Yost EiseDger,
who is serving o two years sentence in
the Penitentisry for grand larceny, and to
Harry Bowers, who is serving a five years
sentence for burglary. Eisenger was sen
fenced at the March term of the Lewis
county Circuit Court for horse stealing, on
bis own plea he stole the horse in a fl,
Of dependency. His wife is in desti-
tute and deplOrabe condition, and the
prisoner has suffered severely.
Ha ~ Bowers was convicted OF burglary
at the March, 1887, term of the Marshall
county Circuit Court. He WAS only IL
years Of age and had previously borne a
good character. The Judge before whom
the case was tried, every member Of the
Jury and the owner OF the house burglar
zed by the prisoner united with other cit
izsns in asking ior his pardon. The Prose
cutting Attorney stated that he would not
have asksd fora sentence for a longer term
than two years, had the law permitted 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
The Game Elsewhere.

At Pittsburg- Pittsburg 10, philadelphia
3; errors, Pittsburg 5, Philadelphia Z
hits, Pittsburg II, Philadelphia 8. Pitchers
Staley and Gleason.
at Cleveland Cleveland 5, Washing.
ton 4; errors, Cleveland l; hits, Cleveland
II, Washington 10. Pitchers Bskeley and
O'Day.
At Indianapolis-Indianapoli 6, New
York 6; errors, Indianapolis 2, New York
a hits, Indianapolis 8, New York IL
Pitchers, Russie, Burdick and Welch.
At Chicsgo-Chicago 5, Boston 4 errors,
Chicago Z, Boston 4 hits, Chicago 5, BOs'
ton TO- Pitchers, Dwyer and Madden.
At Kansas City-Ksneas City 8, Col
umbus 13; errors, Kansas City 10, Col
umbus 6; hits, Kansas City 10, Columbus
8. Pitchers, Conway and Baldwin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
GOES MERRILY on.


Tho Governors Proclaim. but the Fight
wan Not boz stopped.
NEW OBLEANs. July 2-This has been
a dull day in prizs lighting cirr es, all
al quietly awaiting the coming Of the
principles. The proclamation of Governor
Lowry win not intorrupt the progress Of
arrangements for the prize fight Tele-
grams continue 20 come M and indicate
that visitors may be expected from al
parts of ths country. Arrangements we're
made for lormslly receiving The pugilists,
but the managers of both parties preferred
that no demonstration should De made
1nhi the battle is over. The battle
ground has been definitely selected upon
and mo- interference is anticipated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
NLrLnooN coNFIDENr.


Hs Says Bl. Sian q, in tho Pink Of Oondi-
zion.
CLEVELAND. d., July 2.-The special
tram of tbr5e ears bearing the sullivan
panty from Rochea.e-, N. g., 70 New Or
leans came into Cleveland over the Nickel
Plate tracks early tnis morning. Ii wa
made up of two Wagner parlor coaches
and "a baggage ear There Was only knoi
of Ten people in the depot 20 meet The
trsin NruIdoon. Charley johnson and d 'm
Wakely c1me out daring the wait caused
hv ths transmission of orders from the
Nickel ph'e depot ,o the Bee Line yards
that the train ,vss 20 he switched to the
Bee lime tracks
During t1e few minutes stop Muldoon
rhstfad sho1r sullivan, the coming hight
and the condition of his charge "l have
mo- idea who the referee viii be-, said be,
"It not NV business to discuss that
johnson or Wssely know more about that
part of the business than I DO. TO is their
money chat is behind John. sullivan rs
asleep and HASN'T been awake since wa
len Dunkirk He win 40 into the ring
next Monday as ine as @ fiddle and better
able to feht than ht ever was M his life.
The party lefl over the Bee Line at eight
nfrInrr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
A DECLARATION OF PEACE.
United Labor Organizations Urged TO Join
Hands.

United Labor Organizations Urged to Join
Hands.
PTTsaURG. PA, July Am address
has been issued from Pittsburg 70 the
working rsOple of America tonight,
signed by the representatives Of all the
leading labor organizations. 1t is declara'
tion Of peace which is perhaps very signi-
ficant in view of the contests which have
been waged during the PCT year between
the knight Of Labor and other latlr or
carnations.
All labor organizations are urged to put
forth renewed efforts to strengthen and
soHdify their ranks and - leave nothing
undone to make e n society the power for
good that it is intended to be.
1t is sign, by S. Gompers, P. J. Nc
Gulre, American Federation of Labor; I.
V. Powderly, John Hayes, A. w. Right
and John Devlin, Knights of Labor; VIM.
A. Simscott, Railroad Switchmen Mutual
Aid Association; F. P. Sargent, Eugene
W. Debs and John J. Hannahan, Brother
hood Of Locomotive Firemen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
STEUBENVILLE POTTERS
VIII be Compelled to Enter the Potter,
Trust.

VIII be Compelled to Enter the Pottery
Trust.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
STEUBKNvILLE, July -W.B. Donald
son, President and Manager of the Steu-
benville Pottery Company, and Hon. j..
Dunbar, leading stOckhOlder and at
torney for the company, left this morning
for Crc1son Springs, Pa, 10 attend the
meeting of Boss POttsrs to be held there
to-day, looking to the formation of a
a,trust or combine, the object OF which
is - stiffen prices and curtail production.
A leading stockholer, not favorable to
the project, said this morning that nothing
was known in this city ss 70 an abandon
ment of the meeting, and Messrs. Donald
son and Dunbar had lett with the full ex-
pectatiou that the meeting would be held.
He further said that the pottery COM
panies of this region had no option hut
TO icin the trust, p the combination had
brought up both the mills and fields az
York, Pa, and controlled the supply of
spar and flint used in the manu-
facture of ware. He was opposed to trusts
from principle, and did not want to be-
CONS part of one. and as it was compul-
sorry on his company to join the Potters'
trust, he preferred to dispose of his stock,
if necessary, below par, rather than be
identified with the movement. In his
opinion, the Standard Oil Company was at
the bottom of the movement, and it bOded
no good for the people.
D. J. Sinclair, cashier Of the Union
Deposit Bank, who was one of the heaviest
stockholders in the company, did not wish
to be identified with the trust, and last
night sold his stock TO his father-in-lsw,
w. B. Donaldson. Other stockholders OF
the company are Oppose to the trust, but
see no way in which their company can
keen out of it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
OUT OF THE ORDER.

Oorbin Forces GO,OOO Men 20 Leave the
X OIL,
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-The dtclsra-
ton of President Corbin, at the time Of the
great Reading strike, that no member Of
any labor organization would be employed
by the company thereafter, has been car
ried into effect, and so, 600 men have de-
serted labor organizations. The work OF
disintegration began with the Knights OF
Labor in this city. Local Assembly 62S5,
which had $500 members, and which in
augursted the great strike, was the first
to disband. Others followed in rapid sue
cession until 5000 had seeded in Phila'
delphia alone. The panic then spread to
other cities, and altogether %, 900 men
left the Knights of Labor. AT the same
time the other labor organizations on the
system dissolved The Brotherhood Of Lo-
comotive Engineers lost 700 members, the
Fremen's Brotherhood many more, the
Brakemen's Brotherhood 5000, the Order
of Conductors 1000, while the 5000
switchmen also left the Knights Of Labor.
Most of those who stood by their orgauiza-
tions found employment of the 2. r. r or
went West.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
CORRIGAN'S HOPE.

VIII There BE Another American Cardi
nal Created?
NEW YORK, July 2.-The news from
Rome that Archbishop Corrigan had been
summoned by the Pope, and that he would
probably arrive in that city toward the
latter part of July, was the cause of much
comment in Catholic circles yesterday.
The Archbishop was ordained priest at
Rome, and it was reported on high author
ity that he would he among the list Of
new cardinals to be created. Many priests
were inclined to doubt the veracity of the
report, while others said that the Arch
bishop knew of his coming elevation even
before it was decided to elevate Cardinal
Gibbons to the Sacred College.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
ADOCTOR'S OPINION.
sullivan HAS Been Weakened by HIS Terri
BILE sickness.


BILE sickness.
BcsroN. July When Jofn l. was
sick less than 70 yssr ago Dr. George S'ed-
man was tbe first physician called to At
tend him. he recalls Sullivan's condi-
ton at the time aud expresses his opinion
thus. 'Uuder the present circumstances
/ should say chat Kiirain stood a good
chance of winDiog. ior be has not gone
through the long siege Of sickness that
John j. went through.
"But isr'tit possible that he has en-
tireIv recovered since that time?"
"If the reports are true, most assuredly
he has. replied Dr. Stedman. ''But /
wouid not stake my reputation on their
vsracity Nobody but a man with mar
velous constitution could recover 90 such
an extent af--- so great q strain ~
The correspondent then asked If it was
not also rossihle that the pride of Boston
was maryelonsIy conditioned.
"I don't know but what he is, re-
sponded the doctor. "tor bel been through
enough to kin a SMALL army of men. /
have seen both. Sullivan and Hilraiu in
boxing exhibitions. and I consider Suli-
van 90 be wonder of a man. kilraiu had
not attained much fame as a pugiiist when
saw him. bDt understand that he has
improved greatly since.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03

CHICAGO. July A special to the Daily
Ne,cs from Springfield, says that Governor
Fifer has pardoned Joe Mackin, the Chi
cago political fine worker from serving
term in the penitentisry for crimes against
popular suffrages. The Governor accom-
panies the pardon with review of the
pauers in the case, in which he states that
the application had stronger support,
probably, than had ever been presented
To Governor in like case before.
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ouT FOR TIE sPoILs.
Jlarkson Says the Battle Was Fought for
fha On1oaa

Clarkson Says the Battle Was Fought for
the Offices.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Some days ago
Nathaniel Mckay, the staunch Republican
who imported pictures of impoverished Eng
lish working women for campaign pur-
poses last fall, received fine game cock
from San Domingo. He sent the bird to
John S. Clsrkson, Assistant Postmaster
General, with note to the effect THAT
the cocks Growing should steady his nerves
while decapitating the Democratic office
holders" In his reply Mr.. Clarkson said
1T can give no more pleasure to any one
than it does to myself to help put Repubii-
cans into office. That is what the contest
was for, and believe in standing up for a
healthy and honest Republican.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
To Sign the Sioux Bill.

LOWER BRULE AGENCY, OAK, July 3.
The Sioux Commission arrived here this
morning, and soon after Iron Nation, Big
Man and Medicine Bull called. Iron Ma
ton is an old head chief Of the Brule Sioux,
and was a strong opposer of last years
bill. His authority and influence was
much weakened by his followers leaving
him and signing the bill. There is pro-
gressive element among the younger In
dians here, and they favor the bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03

NEW YORK, July 2.-The Legation OF
the Haytien Government to the United
States are in receipt of cable dispatch,
dated Port-au- Prince, June 80, to the
effect that the Government lines remain
unchanged, no advance whatever having
been made by the insurgent forces, and
that Hippolite was still at Cape Haytlen.
The Capital and Departments Of the South,
Southwest and West were in state oil
perfect tranquility.
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SOLDIER DLOOD UP.
The G. A. X. VIII Refuse to Attend the
National Encsmpment.

The G. A Il. VIII Refuse to Attend the
National Enosmpment'
CHICAGO, July 2.-An address was
issued by the G. A. r. department COM
manders for the States Of Michigan, Indi'
ana, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Kentucky
Nebraska. Minnesota and Missouri to-day
representing $4,000 men. The address
states that the Central Traffic Association
has refused to grant the rate of one cent
per mile to the National Eucampment at
Milwaukee, and declares the purpose OF
the commanders unless that rate is grant
ed ON or before the 10th Of July. to dis
courage all attendance on the Encamp'
ment except of duly authorized represen'
tatiyes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03

CHICAGO, July 2.-Chief Hubbard re-
ceived telegram from the r)lice authori-
ties of Dubuque. Iowa, yesterday, that
stranger, whose description Tailed closely
with that of Patrick Cooney, the escaped
Fox" had either been murdered or had
Committed suicide The Chief detailed
Officer Pendergast to 90 to Dubuque and
examine the body. Peudergast knew
COoney and Burke ss well, and he will he
able to identity the body If it is that Of
/ 0Oopev
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
More Taxes for Royalty.

LONDON, July 2-In the House OF Com
mons this evening the Speaker read mes
sages from the Queen, commencing to the
House the granting Of an extra provision
10 Prince Albert Victor, Of Wales, and
Princess Victoria, of Prussia, on the occa-
sion OF their marriage.
Mr.. Smith, the government leader inti-
mated that he would call up the messages
for consideration on Thursday. Mr.. la
bouchere gave notice that he would oppose
any votes of money for the Prince and
Princess if they were proposed before q
commission on royal grants was appointed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
. n.,,n., nrl.l.in PsrI. Again

PARIS, July 2-The belief exists in po-
liticaI circles here that Cabinet crisis will
result from the charge made by NJ. De Cas-
sapnac in the Chamber Of Deputies last
Saturday. NJ. Thevenot, Minister OF ) as
tice. was the accomplice Of NJ. Roger in the
credit MoJileer funds, for connection with
which NJ. Meyer has been sent to prison:
II ia rumored tnat both NJ. Thevenot ana
NJ. Rouvier, Minister Of Finance, are de-
tarmined 70 resign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03

SPECIAL T,icgrGn TO ne Rs0iseT.
PARKERsBURG, July COLLECTOR
White has determined to retain tempOrar-
ily, several Of the subOrdinates under Mr..
McGraw.
George A. Goshorn viii be retained for
several weeks as Deputy in the Fifth Col
lection District with headquarters at
Charleston. His successor has not been
determined upou.
William =. Rathbone, Of Parkersburg,
viii be retained temporarily as Deputy IN
the Third Collection District, and will be
succeeded by Edward Mullen, Of Parkers-
burr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
Rnstnn Wool Market.

Boston, July 2.-There continues to be
a good demand for all classes of wool.
Spring Texas 12a26c for fine. Territory
wools firm; 6Oc for fine medium; 62a63C
for fine. California wool 16a24c. Ohio
Pennsylvania Xxx 34a35c; y 33c; No.
3ss SOC; Michigan X 3la32c; unwashe
combing wool 3Oa32c; washed combing
and delaine quiet, but fine pulled wool
steady at 25s30c for extras, 5OaS5c ior
suDers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
SIN NEW sIGNERs.

Twenty -nye Firms Have Now Agreed to
the Scale.
PITTsBURG, PA, July 2.-Six sigma
lures were obtained to the Amalgamsted
scale this afternoon, making 25 go far. The
firms signing to-day were: National Tube
Works, Mckee 81 )rt; Keystone Rolling
Mill Co., Pittsburg; Arethusa Iron Works,
New Cr tie, Pa; Cherry Valley Iron Co,
Laetonia, Ohio; New Philadelphia Iron and
Steel Co., New Philadelphia, Ohio; Jos.
Corns Sons, MassillOn Ohio; Prospect
Rolling Mill Co., Cleveland; Bessemer
Rolling Mill Co, Bessemer, Ala.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
Rnrka FIrhtInc Hard. .

WINNIPEG, July 2.-The Burke hear
ing was resumed this morning, but little
was done. Most of this time was taken NJ
over the putting in as evidence of the evi
dence taken in Chicago before the grand
Jury. The original copies of which wer'
brought here by Assistant states Attorney
Baker. Burkes counsel raised objection
after objection of technical nature, al
of which were in turn overruled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03
Nine Democratic Votes Thrown out.

Nine Democratic Votes Thrown out.
s9eeial 7e.egrGl 10 ne Register.
GRAFTON, July s.-With the thermo-
meter lowering near 90 degrees in the
shade, the Contest Committee resumed its
labors to-day and struck out votes con-
tested by Goff in Jefferson and ? votes in
jackson counties, thus reducing Elem.
ming's net gain to 81, the being no votes
in these counties contested by Judge
Fleming. The committee will on to-
morrow pass upon Lewis county, after
which an adjournment will be taken until
July Sth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-03

s0ocIaI I3legram % the heglsIef'
CHARLESTON, July 2.-GOyernor Will
son to-day appointed the following direct
ors for the West Virginia Reform School
First class, term Of two years, A. P. Sin
nett, Kauawha county, J. @. Gluck,
Rilchie county Second class, term Of
four years, J. L. Peck, Logan county W.
NJ. o. Dawson, Preston county. Third
class, term of six years, George Q. Price,
Mineral county; J. Hop Wood, Barbour
county,