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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-24
IN A NEW ROLE.
John l.. sullivan God-Fathsr to Barnltrs
baby.

John l.. Sullivan GOd-Father to Barnitps
baby.
NEW YORK, December 22.-John L.
Sullivan acted as godfather at the chris
tsuing Of the wix-weeks-Old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnitt, Of Brooklyn,
las. evening. The ceremony took place at
st. Agues Church, at Sackett and Hoyt
streets, Brooklyn, Father Duffy officiating
John stood up before the altar with Mr.
Barnitt and performed his part in highly
satisfactory manner The child was chria-
tened Frances Sullivan Barnitt. There
WAS reception at Mr.. BarnitPs house,
No 900 Carroll street, Brooklyn, after
ward. A dinner was served and then
speeches were made, Sullivan responding
to the toast of the baby.
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VESTS PENALTY.

The Chicago Editor Guilty and Gets Five
Years Sentence.
CHICAGO, December 23.-Guilty, with
a penalty of five years in State's Prison
and the payment of $1,000 fine, was the
verdict returned tonight in Judge Grin
ell's court against James West, tx-editOr
of the Chicago Times. The crime OF which
West was convicted WAS the fraudulent
over-issue of the stock of the Times TO the
extent of go shares, or the equivalent OF
over $l25, 900 in money. A motion for a
new trial WAS msde.
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soec.a. Tskgron 10 He Register.
WASHINGTON, d. O, December 2S.-
Pensions have been issued to West Vir-
ginia applicants as follows: Original In
vaHd-Ezra d. Benson, Of Terra Alte.
Restoration aud reissue George w. vii
Gams, of Terry. Increase George i.
linn. Of Rssdsville; Thomas J. Marshal,
OF Lone Tree. Jos. A. Matlick, Of Cecil
Henry Pancoke, Of Huntington; Isaac
Collins, Of Cove Gap.
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one K,IIed. Two Fatally Ioiured.

IPsHENuSe, MICH, December 3d.
There was a tail end collision On the Du-
luth division o. the Duluth, South Shore
and Atlantic Railroad yesterday morning.
Ole freight train ran into the rear end OF
another. Brakeman Ryaa. who Was asleep
in the caboose o. the frat section, was in-
stantly silled, and his companion, 7. Con
neFs, was fatally Injured, as was ESQ Chat
tam, engineer OF the second section.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-24

LOUISVILLE, KY, December 23.-Yes
terday morning 8 cyclone, accompanied by
rain, swept through the center Of the town
Of Pineville, KY, and demolished three
business houses and several dwellings.
The less is estimated at about S5O,OOO.
The only persons injured we're Grant and
James Nu.h, brothers, who we're seriously
hurt.
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r.ha.,rIanI.m 81 Pltt.burg.

PlrrsBURa. December % A y hours
International go-as-you-plesse walking
match. for 81, 600, started at noon to day
in Tivoi Garden, with twelve contestants,
including Herty, Hegelman, Golden, Oon'
nor. Spicey, Noremac, Day, Smith, Gam
biz. Siebeft, Adams and Click. Al one
o'clock Hegelman was in the lead with
nine miles 10 bis ceedit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-24

SCRANTON, December 2&-Two dis
patches were received from Edward Calls-
gdan to-day addressed to Judge Archibald
and Jos lee Hand, irquiring why they
prevented the arrest OF POwderly on the
warrant worn out by CAllsghan. Neither
Was answered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-24
A Ph,lanthropi.t's Memory HOnOrsd

A PhilRnihropists memory Ho""iS Gu
CHICAGO, December 23.-Serviees IN
memory of the late Johu Creerar, who. left
some millions OF dollars to found library
in this city, were held in Central Music
Hall yesterday. Mayor Cregier presided
and there was not vacant seat in the aur
dltorium. Among the prominent people
present were Hon. Lyman Trumhull, Mar
shall Field, Judge Van Higgins, Lyman j.
Gage. Z. W. Blatchford. Norman Will
liams and Rev. Clinton Locke.
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CASlPBELL's HOPE.

slim Chances for Him 20 Become Inter
state Commissioner.
special 7eeg-n % De Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., December %
Thers has been some talk among West
Virginia Republicans here Of recommend
log A. ". Cimpbel Tor the Interstate
Commerce CommissiOnersbip to succeed
Judge Cooley, who has, sccoIding to rumOr,
resigned. because of the failure Of bis
health Commissioner Morrison, Judge
O. soley's most intimate friend, says the
Judge has not yet entertained any idea OF
resigniug. Judge Cooley's present cOndi-
ton warrants him in hoping Tor early resto-
ration 20 health end the Judge is DOW
looking forward 20 resumption Of hi'
duties. The next regular vacancy to th'
Commission will be oa the first of January
1891. when Schoenmaker's term will ex
pire.
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The Evidence Iosumclent.

WASHINGTON, December 23-It is m
derstood that the United States District
Attorney for the District of Columbia has
decided not to lay the case Of the Virginia
Republican office holders, against whom
complaint was made BIZ the Civil Service
Commissioners, before the Grand Jury.
He regards the evidence as insufficient.
The charge was violation of the Civil
Service law in making assessments against
ofiice-hOlders for campaign expense.
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Teemer I'D Gaudaur Enter,

BosToN, December 22.-Le.tera have
been received here from Jake Gaudaur and
John Teemer announcing their willingness
10 contest for Mr.. Charles II. Thsyer's
S5 600 purse and the single scull champi-
onship of the world. Il is probable that
Mr. Thayer will allow expenses to Kemp
and Stansbury, the Australians, should
they desire to enter.
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THOUSANDS HAVE 1T.
The Spread Of influenza In the Quaker

The Spread Of influenza In the Quaker
cry.
PHILADELPHIA, December 23.-Much
as the blizzard nearly two years ego,
swooped down upon Philadelphia and all
this section OF the country, 80 has the iu-
fluerzI come. II is infection, but not con
tsgious A medical expert said tonight
that there were over , 900 cases already m
Philadelphia, and another very high au-
thority said that it had reached this city
within twenty four hours and had come
with such a rush, something like cloud
OF dust, that he expected within another
day to see hundreds and thousands at
tackled
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uNpRoYoKED MURDER.

A Drunken Ex-ConvIct shoots a Fourteen
Year Old Boy.
Special Telegram 10 he Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, December 23.-
Last Saturday evening John Nunley, an
ex-convict, who killed negro il this city
during the Democratic demonstration five
years ago, shot Tom Gardner, aged four.
teen, at the latter's home on CampbelPe
Creek. The bullet took effect in the bow
els. Nupley was drunk and Gardner,
with number Of other boys, were shoot
ing fire-crackers, and as Nunley passed be
shot into the crowd with the result given
sboue. The murderer served three yeai
term. and has been at home some time.
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Ward Say. stanley Was Deceived

NEW YORK, December 23 Herbert
Ward, the African explorer, denies the
story that Mi. BArttelot IVES killed by a
native because he struck native woman
Ward says Stanley has been deceived on
many points, and that he will probably
modify somo of his statements about Bart
telot aud Ward when he learns all the
faata
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Her BOBLEST, BRAVESISON
Called lrom the Midst Of His
labOrs for Her.
Death CsXE IN IHE NIGHT TINE
All Away The Pure and Chlyalrous
Mourning Genera. all Over
S1h--Ie.sgrams Of Con-
lc.s1,a---Il5 Dead
Mans Career

ATLANTA. GA. December % Henry
w eniy is dead. Death came at $40
.. morning It's comiog bad been issred
b, .hoss. who had watched the case closely,
bat aotoly expected it 30 soon The
scene AZ bis home dusirg the last hours
ssrs mos, pathetic. ]. vas shortly after
eleven o'clock that D- Everett announced
ttat Mr. Gudy vas sinking rapidly snd
chat the eaI was near. Teen 10 was that
adj all the members OF Che family and rels-
,ioDs gathered about me SICK hed, hoping
against hope. yet praying that the cup
might be- taken lom tbem. Friends, wbo
had at tbe doctors' suggestion leit q lew
honrs previously. w,re hastily summoned.
The same Question the same alsser-- 90
hone no. no. SCo1g men wept like
children. one by one, ihsu stole back,
ysred fora few minutes upon th7 ashy
Dtls face aud came back with b1Ted heals
AMI bofdsned hearts. Iaey rea iI-d iOr
the first tima lhat death was ioeyltsole,
there was no hope Hs was slili urc1n-
scious At $40 he drew hrs last breath,
and the great heart was stlL
Eur sLEEP IN Els HELON Ep GEORGIA.
At2 O'Clock in the afternoon of Christ
mas Day the funeral ceremonies will take
rIsee Fiom every section of the $ ate hss
-o-e 'ue ''t-9. t------r. -' --- -, ~.
apon bis face once more. In response 60
.ais request che family have consentsd
that his body shall res, in The fifst Meth
oo'-t OnuicA' % g-.t .h..
i7''l-e \, ...---.l .'.,,- A. CO
morning un'- '-' s.-.i,,-
ny "4oe.- .' '-'- ,',.' .'---..1.-.. r-,.--i
notn'ns 'o- ''' sun .,-, f.s....,...3 ..l
lou'y A.l o' '- i-...I ..
many OF tle ciiJ 'u'llltt'
monrnil lu '.i que t.,3 ,7 - 80
ga pnnIlc -ef' .se- ,il 's 'e'' '''-'' '-
wednesday oi ANu'e''l-
HENEE oGAul's LiEE
Henry Wootiel Grady was born in TINS
State in 1851 Wi1 perhaps % single exc
cepu01. he was ihe best known editor in
aI the Southern States Tie stood in the
front ranko of American Journalistic AMI The
prospect Of none was brighter.
His father was Cs.ouel iu the O'n.ed-
crate army, a-d .o7t nis liie lu oalue 7" heh
bis son was only l4 years oid. louns
Grady was educated 40 the University 81
Georgia. in his native ci y, "neie ne s'au'
uatsd ai the head oi nis class ana nis g. -'u'
dies were afterwards continued ai the On''
yersity OF Virginia
From Che lrit Ml Grady was 's'out Y
attached 'o lll-ail7 '- -
college, O lad o, ls. ns started l-i5
paper on 1ls o~n account at Rome ga ,
which failed ci support He moved 70
Atlanta and issued tns Atlanta hst4.a ,.,
and sitei i"afds 'ne A'--l. D't.'af Do.N
o, Wnieh ventures proven u.'u1ee- 1',
hs ready pen, ho"e'ef ioune p.e1'y ol
P.oy yment' hs ~o.s .'' - .-s -
'...'i'A l-e -'u '-..s 1..'. s,.,,,, Ia,
nAA ltNpA FNN'. ~
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PAT COLLINS TRIBUTE.
He Was the NIost Brilliant Man In the
United states

He Was the dost Brilliant Man In the
United Sia'es.
BosTo'-, December 23-Hon. p. A. Col
hns, when informed Of Mr Grady's death,
said. 81 am stunned by the news. be
wss, in my judgment, The most brilliant
man in the Tailed States, but be was
much mere lie had all TIE solid quail
ties. good Judgment keen perception Of
public needs. and a high aud ardent patri-
otism. He was born for gOod-public and
private good-and i'm his shcrt life accom-
plished much The republic may well
mourn the unimely taking Of Of as bril-
liant and patriotic man as eyei sprung
from It's soil
The Merchants Association will take
appropriate action upon the death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-24
The Home RnIer. Mm Me.t.

LONDON, December 3-Mr, Gladstone,
Mr.. PArntl and the other chiefs OF the
Gladstone party, will meet in London be-
fore the session Of Parliament opens 10
settle upon the course 70 ba taken by the
party in Parliament This will be based
on the lines of the agreement made by
Messn. Gladstone and Parnell during the
latter's visit TO Mr. Gladstone at Hawarden
last week.
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The Conspiracy wouldn't Work.

GOSHEN, IND December 23.-NOah W.
Dewey, charged with criminal intimacy
with his fourteen-year-Old daughter, wa;
nrouounc;d d not guilty by the jnry this
morning. The daughter appeared as com
planning witness in the case, but a con
spiracy between her and Dewey's wife ws'
proven.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-24
Hnnss Oommittee CIerks.

WASHINGTON, D. C, December 23.-
The following House Committee Clerks
have been appointed: George W. Upton,
Judiciary; Thomas Powers, Expenditures
in Postoffice Department; r. j. Wynee,
Paients; Addison Smith. Alcoholic Liquor
Traffic; H. W Spofford, PAcifi Railroads;
w II. Thom, Indian Affairs; G. A.
Hickok, BAnking and Currency.
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An Inre.lIraIIln -Needed.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, December 25'-
Copgressmap Bynum has introduced q
resolution into the HOuse providing for an
Investigation Of the U. S. District At
torneys's office at this point, because OF
the alleged refusal Of Attorney Chambers
10 sliow warrant to be served on Oolonei
Dudley.
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.PhnanthrophIal' Rsmsoar sentenotd.

"Phnanthrophlst" Rsmsoar Sentenced
NRw YORK, December 23.-The SELF
STYLED Rev. William II. RamsCar, who was
Lost week convicted in the General Sessions
Of an assault upon seventy year-old John
Laverty in bis 'O,d Gentleman's unsec-
tartan Home" was to-day sentenced to
one years imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary and 20 pay 500 fine.
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WARRINGTON, December 23.-Mr Ed
ward T. Waite, sou of the late Chief JUS
tice Waite, died 1t an early hour this
morning ct his Wo,atr's home in this city.
His mother aud wife, brother and sister,
were at the bedside. The remains we're
taken to-day to Toledo, where the fnneral
will be held. Mr.. Waite died Of Bright's
dinnn.a
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wRoNGED WIFE ACQUITTED.
The Woman Who Killed FAi;hIess Hut
hand Goes Eree

The Woman who Killed FAi,hIess Hus-
band Goes Free.
SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, December SO
The Jury in the case OF Mrs. IIene
skesls, who shot and killed her husband,
Charles W. Skeels, in this city in March
last brought in verdict of acquittal after
being out fOr,y-eight houra. Skeels had
been paying attention TO other women,
and on the morning of March l his wife
learned that he was in a building with e
variety actress. Mrs. Skeels armed her
self with a pistol and proceeded to the
building. Upon finding her husband, she
fred at him three times, all the shots TAX
ing effect. Skeels died tie following day.
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nhin Board Of Pharmacy.

COLUMBUS, December 23.-H. X. Ogierr
Secretary of the State Board of Pharmacy
has issued schedule of the meetings oi
the Board TO be held during the coming
wear. The dates selected are as follows
Cincinnati, Monday, January l3; Colnm
bus, Tuesday, March %, aud Monday,
MAY -; Toledo, Tuesday, July %; Cleve-
land. Monday. October IL.
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LnnkIrr for Horse TheIves.

WICHITA, KAs., December 23.-Word
comes from Stevens county that a score or
more of horses were stolen Saturday night
by gang of men who came up from No
Mans-Land, early in the week. The citi-
zsbs are ont in squads, and as they have
suffered much from such depredations,
they are liable TO mete out prompt punish
ment to any questionable character they
may chance to come across.
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Virginia and Tennessee in Litigation,

Virginia and Tonnesiee In LitigAt'oh'
WASHINGTON, December 23-The Su-
preme Court of the Uoited States today
granted the State of Virginia leave to file a
onplaint against the State of Tennessee
in the matter of the disputed boundary
line between the two States. Subp@ laes
were directed TO issue against the Govern
or and Attorney General of Tennessee.
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MATCH FOE JAKE.

ae Undertakes TO do Vauquelin in Six
Rounds
NEW ORLEANS, December 23-Articles
Of agreement were signed to-day by Jake
Kilrain and Felix Yauquelin, for a Blk
round glove contest, Marquis of Queens
bury rules, to take place in this city Janu-
uary 10, 1890, for a purse OF y. 600, ol
which 81 500 goes to the winner and $500
to the defeated participant. II Kilraln
fails to knock Vauquelin out in six rounds
he loses the fpht.
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CAnada's Strong Man Lifts 3,oG@ Pounds.
MANCHESTER, N. IL, December 3d.
In an exhibition given hsre yesterday,
Louis Cyr, the strong man of Canada, who
recently challenged the world for trial OF
strength, lifted 3. 962 pounds, beating the
record of 8, 636 pounds made by himself at
Berthierville, Canada. October l, 1883.
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Washington News.

Commissioner RAum has issued an order
directing examiners to devote most Oftheir
time to what is known es the completed
cases."
The Presidaut has sent nominations OF
800 persons to the Senate and 900 have
been confirmed in the past three weeks.
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HORROR IN A NINE.

Sixteen Men Eatombsd Alive 10 a CAlifor
MIA Shaft.
SAN ANDREAs, CAL, December 23.-A
cave.in occurred at the Lane Mine,
Angels Camp, CaIaveras county, yester'
day afternoon, buryiDg sixteen men
There is no prospect of getting them oui
alive. Nearly all the victims have fami
i;ao
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AUGUSTA, Ca, December 23.-A pub
Hc meeting was held in the Exchange to-
day. and resolutions were adopted deplor-
ing the unumely death OF Henry W.
Grady. The Cir0Rics viii say tomorrow
The South mourns his loss. 10 the death
of Henry W. Grady the South has lost heI
most gited eloquent and useful son.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Keene and HonnIg

The fashionable event Of the season viii
bs the appearance, on the Goth, OF Mr.
T. W. Keene and one of the strongest COM
panies on the road. The play will be
julius Cesar-Mr. Keene, "Brutus,
Mr.. Flank Hennig, MARX Antony" Mr..
George Learock, "CAssius," Mr. Hum
phrey, "Julius Cesar" Miss Henrietta
Vaders, "Portia." Miss Lsvinia Shannon,
&C ilphurnia." Such cast ought to pack
the house, especially as "Ca iar' has not
been played here in years, and our own
Frank, who has steadily advanced through
his studious efforts, will play one of the
most wonderful characters in Shakes
peare. Oar Wheeling people will, no
doubt, show their appreciation Of his tai
ent and past charitable efforts among us
by according him crowdei house and
warm reception home. Reserved seats
will be put on sale at Houses music store
this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-24

CHICAGO, December 23-MsyOr C'ei.
ger tonight vetoed the ordinance allowing
the establishment of Dew base ball park
on the North Side. The park was to be the
grounds Of the players league OhicsSO
team
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Toledo Goes to the Assoc atom

TOLEDO, December 23-At meeting OF
Toledo base ball diaectOrs to-day, 1t was
voted unanimously to enter the American
Association. Manager Al BuckenoergeT'
of the Columbus team, wss present.
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MORE POPULAR DAILY
THE INFLUENZA MAKING ACQUAlNIAhCEs
EVERYWHERE.
A Great Part Of Austria Has Been Favored by rs
Imperial Ministers Not Slighi'd.
It is Present in Sp0s DO
Columbas Bailiwick.

BERLIN, December 22.-The epidemic
is now spread over every part Of Germany,
but is worse 10 Hesse, Hanover, Tnurin-
gia and SsIony. In POttsdam, Stettin,
Oassel Frankfort, Freiburg and Dresden
at least half the garrison is sflscted.
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NEW ORLEANS, December 23 -Thi;
evening at $40 Mt Fred Rust, bushes;
manager Of the Nellie MeHenry opera com
pany. died at the Charity Hospital, eur.
rounded by bis wife and fciends who had
been summoned from st. Louis, from the
effects Of the injuries be received at the
Allen House Gre last Saturday night.
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ANew Crui.er Named.

WASHINGTON, December 23.-Secretary
Tracy to-day decided to name the new
coast defense vessel, now building in San
Francisco, the Monterey" in cOmmemo-
ration of the great victory of the American
forces in Mexico.
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PROFOUND SORROW

Felt In Richmond-A strong Editorial
Tribute.
RICHMOND Va, December % The
announcement Of the death Of Henry W.
Grady was received here with profound
sorrow. 'Its the creates. cslamity that
could have befallen Atlantis" said =
prominent citizen TO an Associated Press
reporter. The Richmond Dspai.h will
say editorially tomorrow; Henry W
Grady was prcgres siye, aggressive sell
reliant. optimistic character, who, when
be once put his hand to the plow never
llnkel hlck
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Saturday evening, while a iys-year-old
daughter Of Charles Newman, the dyer, WEE
playing with some old are-crackers abe
placed torpedo in her month. While it
was there the torpedo exploded, ipjuring
the chilh In a Hery nainlnl manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-24
moKIpls,,. Oommlttee a. wOrk

WASHINGTON, December 23-The Ways
and Means COMMITTEES was engaged for
few hours to day in the consideration OF
the Mckinley administrative Customs
bill. The committee expect to complete
the preparation of the bill before the hear
ing on the tariff begin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-24

Trained 20 speak of Hsnry GradS's Great
Work

NEw YORK, December %. AT the 269th
anniversary celebration to night Of the
New England Society, Chsuncey N. De
pew, the principal speaker, referring TO the
death Of Mr.. Grady. said: "We forget sll
differences Of opinion and remember only
bis cbivalry, patriotism and genius.
He was the leader of the new
south. and died in the great work
Of impressing It's marvellous growth and
nationsl aspirations upon the willing ears
of The North His death at this time, al
the critical period Of the removal forever
of all Misunderstanding and differences
between sll sections Of the republic, is a
national caiamitv.n 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-24
Pi,tsburg Players Club Secures Nisner'

Pi,tsburg Players Club Secures Nisner'
PIrrsBURG, December 2S.-Msnsger
HanloU, Of the Pittsburg Players League
Climb. entered into negotiations Saturday
with Visner, OF the Brooklyn National
League Club. The results were so salts
factory that Visner consented to play IN
Pittsburg next season, and Manager Han
lon sent him a check for $500, advance
money. which be accepted.
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BIG OIL GUSHER.
Important Developme uts in the Dolls Run
Field.

Important Developments In the Dolls Run
Field.
Special 7sIe0rGm TO The Register.
MoReANTowN, w. VA, December 23.-
The Scott well, on the Elizabeth Fetty
farm, in the Dolls Run field, in this
county, came in yesterday as the best
of the good wells in the field, there being
various estimates of it's capacity, but all
agreeing that it is the biggest and best
producer The Scott we'll is the surprise
of the entire field. 1t is located three
quarters OF mile west from the tested
limits. Many were the opinions that it
never would do anything, but it did do
something, and has had the effect of
changing the field lines toward Marion
county, and stimulating the interest in
that direction. Big developments are now
looked for in the western part OF the field.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-24
Hs s.nt the PoI.oned Candy.

ST JOHN, NRB., December 23.-Wm'
]. Mcdonald, charged with the murder OF
Mrs. McRAe, by meaus of poisoned candy,
sent through the mails, has been found
guilty of committing the crime while n-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-24

ZANZIBAR, December 23.--Though
Emin Pasha is recovering from the ELECTS
OF bis accident at Bagomoyo, the German
doctors who are attending him FAY n will
not be safe 10 remove him from that place
inside OF three week.