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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
GowEN's WEALTH.

Well Fixed Financially and No Reason
why lie Should Take Bis Own Lif4.
PHILADELPHIA, December 15.-The
news of the death of franklin B. GOwen
caused a great sensation here. The law
Offices of Francis l. G1wep, nephew of the
deceased, were quickly bssiegsd by psrsoDs
seeking information, bat Mr. GOweD, who
was much shocked by the news, said be
was utterly ignorant as to what could have
led 10 the suicide, il such it wss. He left
soon afterwaId 90 care Tor the body snG
bring it home.
Franklin b. GO~en was one Of ths best
known men ia financial circles. in this city.
He was eetimsted to be worth bet seen
S400. 600 and $500, 900, and lives in hand
some suburban residence at hit. Airy. He
leaves widow and daughter. His friends
are the mcTe surprised Rt the
report Cf his suicide frcm the
fact that he was never known to carry q
pistal. He was opposed to the practice, ard
duting the Mollle Maguire3 prosecutions st
Pottsville, when he was in great danger be
refused 10 carry y weapon. President ID.
B Cummins, OF the Girard National Bank
one of the most intimate friends of The de-
ceased, says: ''NO one will ever convince
me that Mr.. GOsen TOOK bis owe lie. he
was of cheerful disposition and had no
fnsncisl trouble, and there was no caus
for it. II he phot himself i. was by acci-
dent. He had an appointment On busi-
ness at my office this afternoon"
Mr. Cummlns as we'll as the ether
friends of Mr.. Gowep, evinced much grief
on account of the sad occurrence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
IS GOULD BEHIND IT?
A MYSTERIOUS SYNDICATE APTBR B. 10.
STOCK.
All Floating Shares Gobbltd Up at Hlgh Pricss-Ihs
Offer for lbs Johrs Hopkins and Baltimore
City S0ck-G5uld's Probable
Purpose.

NEW YORK, December 15.-It Is inn
possible to verify the report that jay
Gould holds an option on the Garrett and
Johns Hopkins University holdings OF Bal
timore and Ohio, bat it vas developed yes
terdsy that not share OF Baltimore and
Ohio stock is offered in the market. Sew
eral New York brokers have sent orders 10
Baltimore and have been unable TO lll
them. Information Was returned that IN
known parties baye snappgd mp
every share Of stock az par which
have been offered for the past SIX
months. The same parties aTe now
bidding l0l for the stock, which hes also
been bought at estate Gales 10 the Bslti-
more Exchange, ana by private contract
in lots a. small as three shares. II Il sup-
pOeed that the New York Syndicate which
has offered to buy the %, SEQ shares own. a
by the city aud the 1900 shares held hy
the johns Hopkins University hiss alrO
bsen behind this mysterious whole ale ab-
sorpiion OF all the hoa.ing stock.
The Baltimore City Council will con-
slider the proposition Of the New York syn
dicate in January. 1t is denied, however.
from Baltimore that Jay Gould has any
option upon the Garrett stock Gould is
credited with wanting the Baltimore and
OaiO 10 make 0 New York entrance for bic
Wabash Rnd Missouri Pacific system s.
The Baltimore ard Ohio has direct line
into st. Louis over the Ohio and Missis-
sippi, where the Missouri Pacific has It's
terminus. The Wabash would make con-
nectioDs a; Chicago or near Toledo. There
are only l3O. 600 shares OF Baltimore and
Ohio outstanding with AN expenditure Of
s.. 600, 900 would give the control o. The
Bsliimore and Chic system, with ils ter
minal facilities az Staten Island. These
terminal facilities did not cost the B,l'i-
more and Ohio anything.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
ALONG TIE RIVER.

rhs Coming and Going of sieamboats.
The marks on the landing last ewing in
dicaied 10 feet inches ana rising.
The iowbOat Hawk, with biz tow Of
empties, passed up for Pittsburg ye.ter-
day.
The Elaine plsssd down a. eight o'c'o y
yesterday morning, and fer tip "
good.
Engineer Fred. bfoKinstry is Al pre,ent
engineering on the steamer @. W. Batch
elor.
That prince Of commanders, Capt Chris.
YOuDg, brought his sstsamer Rainbow into
port yesterday morning, with heavy
freight and passenger list.
The steamer Lizzie Bay passed up n -
O'Clock yssterday. She discharged some
freight here, and lef. for P,ttsburg with
her guards dragging the water.
Thos r Pauiolt, of Powhaian. Who bas
painted the steamers Ben Hlr Elaiae and
sfvsral other boats, is giving The Abner
ONeal new dress inside and out
Pilot W r. Moore landed bic boat Al
this port yesterday morning. he Is max
ing trip for HaEaiiton * Jones, the great
stonewsre dealers From the bead Of navi-
cation he will 20 70 Charleston.
The steamer Shirley passed dow. ye.fer-
day morning on good time. Her register
showed biz passenger list aud all the
freight che wanted witnoas disappointinp
orders below. She took on b lot oil nsile
at the lower mills.
Tos steamer Cpyder with Capt. n ok
Gamble 10 Command, came into port 90 -
o'cle"s. yesterday from Pittsburg, and re-
> ceivirg large amount Of freight for points
below, left for Parkersburg. Her trip Was
all that the wished for.
The two steamboats, plying between this
city and the village on the Nh kinsum
are having some fan with one smother that
the puplic is getting the benefit o.. The
fare one way has heretofore never heen
less than twenty five cents, but row the
/ steamer Van Metre comes 20 the ffont and
: Offers TO carry passengers the round trip
70. fifteen cents. The Phillips ia still
g holding up at twenty-five cents each way,
( but will have 20 come down. The Var
8 Metre IL making ths fame kind OF Wal
: 90 the Wells above Marietta TO 81 MaBs
-PnkersJHrg Journal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
TkLEGRAPEIJ SUMMARY.
The Sews Found In the Sunday Re gIstsr
Yfsterdav

The Sews Found in the sunday Re gIstsr''
Yesterday.
Mnltiudes visit the tomb of Jefferson
Davis, in New 0cleans.
Eiwaid Hanlsn iFsues a challenge for a
worlds sweepstakes race.
Another heavy food occafred at Johns
town. No lives were lost.
Louis Msrdltbaum, a Fan Francisco
Spectator, committed suicide.
Llwyer Nswburger renders an opinion
that the reserve role "a invalid.
General I-ongstrsst is said 10 be a clndi-
date for Register Of the Treasury.
English papers DECLARE Portugsls con-
quests in Africa amount to a cdsus Jeli.
The New York electric light was cut
down, and the city WAS in darkness.
Representative sniplSy, of the Iowa
Legislature, is dying from q mans bite.
franklin B. GoweD, the great lawyer,
committed suicide. No cause for the crime
known.
Jake Kilrais acquitted Of prize lighting,
bat found guilty OF assault and battery N
Mississippi.
Mrs. Morgsp, wife Of Jacob Morgan, OF
Tyler county, was indicted for oopphcity
in his murder.
The eight-hOur question Was diseHssed
at length 10 the Convention Of the Fedora
tioD Of Labor,
Toe cp,icna held by the eastern syndi.
cate on Mcnopgahe.a river coal plants were
Gllosed TO lapse.
The Wsshingo on Star blames Sergeant
at-Arms Lesdom for hot Ilass eiRg biz of
fee more carefaily,
Hon. ". 4. AGtoIsI> of obsrls.,on
;oEGs ssd iai'sf Pc ..osr, of the state Tribune
~, "iS W ..cssms OF him.
banker D.tmsn, Of Philadelphia, con
tiuued missing. a street car conducto
claimed TO have seen him.
No verdict was returned By the Croni
iury Saturday,. The scenes in the couI
. room whilst the jury was out were highl
, inters sling. =,
A ffe in New Oleans destroyed II
: huildirg in which prt ef Frederic
= Watds's and Nellie McHenry's compspi
were stopping Frederic R1s', OF the Ia
Ter company, WAS seriously burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
HORROR IN COURT.

The Terrible sigh, Pre- s.nted BY - 1t.
Louis Leper.
ST. LOUIS, December l5.-Samethiyg Of
q paaic aas created in tie Cucuit Court
to-day when James Brennan, leppsr, was
produced on 8 Wi; Of habeas corpus. The
wri. was directed azsinst the city officials
who were directed 10 bring the leper from
quArantiae in order 20 demonstrate to
the Ccust that the man was real
ly lep,r. and Wss rot beinR
unlas fully lcs.rainei Of bis liberty. The
Jndge took Ose glance 60 tue loa:bsJns
creature, whose body was covered with
blue snd white botChss. from which
scales we're constantly dropping. He was
immediately convinced that Brennan was
genu,ae leper, ordered hun back 10 quar-
auuns and al burned court 20 give the
jsnitor a chance TO fumigste sud air the
place
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
REPUBLICAN SCHEME.
a Bold Plan TO Rob Democrats of Their
Seats.

a Bold Plan 10 Rob Democrats of Their
Seats.
WASHINGTON, December 15.-The Re-
publicans Of The House have a scheme on
hand to dispose of the election contests be-
fore the rules are formally adopted. Their
plan seems to he to got the Committee on
Elections 10 report four or five of the
best cases they have Immediately ADD try
aud force disposition of them before the
rules are adopted. At present the House
has no rules, but is being governed by the
general rules of parliamentary procedure
This means that with man like Reed in
the chair that anything that he says
gees. Reed is badly sea ed. The sst-
ting down that be received yesterday
and the defeat of tine caucus nominee for
chaplain Of the House have convinced him
that the slender Republican majority is
not to erelied upon, ard in consequence
be is snx Ons to Increase his margin. Tire
Democrats, unfortunately, consented 20
the ADDITION of certain rules few dsys
ago giving the elections committee the
right 10 report at auy time. Under this,
the committee could get to work at any
tune. force the question and report 1t TO
the House, call for the previous q 1estion,
shut of debate un-eat Democrats and seat
Republicans b5 the mere force Of brutal
majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
"a Gold MIno' To Might

This evening Nat Goodwin will appear
at the Opera House supported by line
company in the superb comedy "A Gold
Mine" written BY Bnnder Malbaws and
Geo. II. Jesecp The sui sct Of "A Gold
Mine" is the practical heroisn OF On
American, Slas Wolcoti, with a coed
heart, aud has passed most Of his life in
the far west. lie knows what II IN 10 have
plenty Of money and lie haa often been
dead broke. A younger brother of VOL
colt, a clerk in New York bank, specu-
lates with money thst was not bic owa:
lost, and lacking the courage 10 f.ca ihe
consequences. pat q bullet through his
heart. His brother gave up bic Cniire
fortune TO make good the banks loss. aud
went 10 work again without murmuring
He discovered real gold mice and went
to Eogland to sell il.
A scheming London dnanc'er. Sir Ever
ard FoNwood, dallied with Woolcot for
five months. Meanwhile the American
had become familiar visitor % Sir Ever
ards house at Kew, had fallen In love
WIN AhN hhlkhN n NA1AAAf INV nun ~ NNs
Meredith, and taken great fancy 20 Mas.
ter George Foxwood, Wild youth, who
resembled his dead brother. Mrs. Mercdiih
suubbed him numerically. George, hay
ing contracted debts, thought il e good
scheme to buy his fathers iavolile stock,
Palestine Bituminus, aud wait for ~ rse.
He bought, through an unscupuious
firm Of brokers, iust ~ his worthy parent
had begun to sell Thon there came
day when the brokers sent word 20 George
that unless be could guarantee them
against loss before noon the next day they
would apply to his father. George was IN
despair, but sympathetic Woolcott learned
the secret Of his unhappiness and deter
mined 10 get him out OF the ocrape.
To do this he WAS obliged 10 soll his
mine at Sir Eyerard's price. This vas iust
the sum Of money needed 10 get George
out Of difficulty. WOolcott accepted the
offer, paid the MONEY over TO the broker.
and YVES dead broke ones more. Bot tho
handsome widow learned Of his sacrifice.
ard gave him hesrt and fortune" Re
served seats can be had at Houses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
GREAT ENTERPRISE.


The survsys TOR tho Ohio aad q, est Var
rnia Hosd Complet q.
sDs-G T.,..rl-s O. .rE Er1,ssr.
ELENB0R0. W. VA, December ID -
The preliminary survey Of the proposed
Ohio and Was, Yrgien Southern Railroad
has been completed. and Cbist Engineer
Keemlsy has iisl h.s rsp.r, Of the route
Throu.h lbe kirdass- Of Mr.. Tom G..
s.rcEl,r the REaIsrEE representative is
enabled 30 give it's readers readers the
route, distances aud probable cost. Tee
c. ute rucs from Marietta up the Olio side
Tor ten miles slers DO is proposed o.
bridge tie Oaioat lhe mouth of Cow creek
10 Wood county, this stream is iolloStd
TO- D.uglass run no. Ritchie county, dis
tancs OF ten miles, thence down Bear run
four miles to Clrngal.is. crossiog tue b.
& o. railroad here sud lJ,losirg Hughe
river lur srd CnC-hl'f mules TO Harris
vile From Huntsville the rouie
funs down Indian creek Co JIG
netts mils following Kane run to
the Middle F.Ik of Hughes riyu; thence
up Bone creeE to Troy. Gilmer county,
Tl-rs the roai p5nstrates the big coal
dsils of that section, thence down Strd
Fork TO intersect the Black Diamond
route, crossiog the Hsnawha river seyefai
miles east and above G.envlle this point
of iuterse elton with the Black Diamond q
survey beirg 90 miles nearer Marietta tha q
by the Black Diamond, and only 600 feet
OF tunneli1g will De required The route
extends ON throcgh Giimer, BraKton snd
Pocah0ntas counties, Clifton Forge, Va,
beiuc the terminus. but The Troy coal
heid is the objective point at present
Ohio capitalists are building the road and
issuing bonds. Trey claim bl7, 600 o.
Bl8. 600 per mile Will build iL A right OF
way fund is now being raised, and Union
distric.. this county. has voted t2a 600 TO
the enterprise Indications are that the
road will be built az once and will open
up heretofore undeyeloped country Ticd
fn minerals and tiwh-r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
The WEEK IN CONGRESS.
A Forecast of Very Dull Iime-Soant
Programmes

Forecast of Very Dull Iime-scant
Programmes.
WASHINGTON, December 10. 5.--Congress
this week will provide for the usual Christ
mas holiday. and will adjourn doubtless
from next Friday, December 20, until
Monday, the 9Th of January. Aside from
action upon this subjsc the completion of
committee organization, the further intro
duction Of bills and the confirmation OF
numerous recess appointments, there will
probably be little to chronicle in the SEN
ate. Some means OF permitting the imme.
diate introduction OF bills in the House OF
Representatives will probably be sanct'on, d
eaily this week, and prodiRious number
of new ard old measures now fill tue pigeon
holes of 329 mem hers Awaiting the oppoc-
tunity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS

VIII Receive q Helping Hand from tho
Farmers Union.
Sr. LOUIS, December 15.-The recent
Farmers Convention in this city, which
resulted in the organic ltion Of the National
Farmers Alliance and industrial Union
aud their Federation with the Knights of
Labor, will, it ia said, will result through
committee work, ia bringing stronger in.
fluepces to bear on Congress in favor Of
general river improvements, than hes ever
yet been felt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
MantsrnunndLo Lots of II.

ST PAUL, December Il -NorthTestern
lumbsrmen have been rather down in the
mou b of late over the continuance OF
snoWless weather. Their great difficulty
last winter in getting out logs was lack OF
snow, and in consequence the cut the past
season was very materially cuItailed.
Now, however, they have received news
from north of Aitken that there is i've
inches OF snow. If they can have this
amount through the season they say they
can get along all right. One prominent
lumberman SAYS that unless the outlook
changes for the worse FOOD, the prospects
are that the cut will he from 80. 600. 600 to
100, coo, 600 feet larger than last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
BARRETT'S AFFLICTION.

The Trs gedian viii Undergo a Surgical
Operation.
NEW YORK, December 15 Arthur B.
Chase, manager of Lawrence Barrett, the
tragedian, returned from Boston to day
and stated to a Tribune reporter that Mr..
Barrett will undergo surgical Opsra tion
at the Massachusetts, General Hospital In
Boston, tO-morroV. Mr.. Barrett has been
troubled for several years with swelling
of the thyroid glands. OF late the swell
lirg has become extremely disfguring.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
BIG BRIBss OFFERED
Allegations of Attempted Corruption In
North Dakota

Allegations Of Attempted Corruption In
North Dakota.
BISMARCK, December l3 M A. John
SON, the defeated Scandinavian candidate
for the United States Senate, has created q
sensation By Publishing an open letter 10
Senator Pierce, in which be SAYS that in
tie contest which lasted over two weeks
and from which Senator Casey emerged the
yictcr, he was offered ten Thousand dol
lar consulship and $25, ZOO in cash, both
of which he r, fused. He also accuses the
railroads OF an attempt TO name the United
States Judge soon to he appointed, and
ssys that a representative Of the Manitoba
read came to him at time when it look
ss though he would be elected and bfggsd
him to permit that company TO name the
Judge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
TIE LONDON CLUB SCANDAL.

Disappearance of Two Of Editor Parke'i
Witnesses Against the Earl of Euston.
LONDON, December 15.-The Earl q
Euston, whose name is unpleasantlY asso-
ciated with the West Ead Club scsndals,
has engaged Sir Charles Russell to prose
cute his auit for libel against Mr. PdIke,
the editor of the North London Press. 1t
is rumored that two witnesses who have
been relied upon by Mr.. Parke to sustain
his contention for justification OF some Of
the allegations he made against his lord
ship have left the city withou. the for
malitv Of apprising Mr.. PArke or his coun-
sci of their new abode, piece Of iniorms-
tion the Earl couid doubtless supply If be
would.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
lrp6Ep LUCAS
..., f.. a-,t a-.tion at the AZ cep-
dome. m' .ppoiatment.

.-....., ii.. a-t. cation at the Escep-
rsaet m, sppointmont.
tgr.
rurrssuas W. Va, December IS
,o-s 9.aisntci tae REoIsrER called
,, r.lr Daniel b. L1rss this evening
sir.es au inter len vitl him rela-
fsstobs ,9olintmslt 90 ,hs Supreme
.a. Ths Juiss sas very reiuciant IN
mis.az s3Y statement capitalization. but
ts rspo..s. hsics warn hieud Of his,
sss.lg induced h.n Co make a brief state
u.u..
"H.i son ery information lhss the sp-
n..rn,l. wcu.i De rendered ycus' Nss
--s.t
.AI,er tre 8ta.h of Judge GceeD, re-
csi,si r0t The sl altsst iEtimauOn from
Governor Wilson tnsi le mstut 20 tender
ue be- appoiatm u1r have [ We heard
anything ltom niu personally My first
rnmsisu was tom be- ps,ss dispiich,s
of ths ll,h inst received Che Coumls-
sion ou che l2 b. ard 1aNe lu.. written a
.r..NI "A aNN. N.N N .t At.' ~ &C
pIg.
"Was ue ap2oiatm-n. a surprise TO
YOU
.I a1uot sag i wa surprised at tie
tender for lal- 1e force oi toe -nggs--
tian em.rauDg rom bolh bench and bal
Of this county. based upon tas we'll known
otr.ishiy wrich che Governor has always
.1.en fcehjs ut. tle rsccgo'z d cou-
.ra.aee ot my views on matters oi pCOnC
policy and his Jsck,0.ian faculty Of dis
rrsc -1iIg between bis iuents aad his
u-n-. Every body vho Knows ue
ks.ss the e4ii.sd esteem ~hch
placed on Jatg 6.esn's ability,
ald iD my opinion 20
nan in the S.ate could his place.
Nevertheless I bsye been much granh d
io iud the press ct the Safe, without re-
gard 20 party, 90 wiling 90 coocede ny
impsrtisiity a1j integrity 90 pllpcse. '
The alpoia'mept .s here caps'dsret aE
emiuently il ore snd meets with the 30
probstiOn of the bar of ihs State generally
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
GLYCERI.E,s POWER.

reu Tons Of the Deadly Fluid Explode at
Tttusville.
TITUsvILLE. PA, December 15.-Three
separate glycerine magazines blew mp this
morniog az north Clarendon, about seven
mile above Warren, Pa. The amount Of
glycerine exploded ~ Is over ten TONS The
magazines were owned by the Rock ely
cerine Company, John Kuhn aud Mr.
Mckay. The explosion set FIRE TO two
%, 900 barre. tanks fuil OF oil belonging to
the National Transit Company. They are
still burning and will be total losses. Sew
eral OIL derIicks and email wooden tanks
sore also burned 10 cGnse Is assigned for
rhe accident The loss ID estimated at
500. 600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
NALE sLUMs
WIN be Iavestigated for Sources Of
Disease.

Wm bs Iavestlgated for Sources Of
Dlsea6e.
NEW HAVEN, .CONN., December 10 -
The expose OF the condition Of some Of the
Yale College has prompted President
ID wight and the Faculty 10 cause an exam
milton Of the buildings by sanitary ex-
pert Hs Is George r Waring, ol New
port he busisd hims, lf abont the eam-
pas to-day and will make his report 20 the
Faculty rs soon as possible Ms Warnings
report s 10. yet ready, bat he makes the
following statement. After O thorough
examination of the bulldogs I am abio-
lately certain that she typhoid fever cases
that occurred 10 the Uaiver5ity had no
connection ,Hth the drainage. gal sur
pri-ed 10 dod the pipes IN such good con
dition, considering that they were laid
eigut pears ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
ATTEMPT TO BaIBE A JUROR.
de Finds a Proposition in His OvercoAt
Pocket Upon Puttit & II on.

ae Finds a Proposition in His OvsrcoAt
Pocket Upon Puttitg & II On.
CHICAGO, December I5.-The Times TO-
day says: "JurOr ohas. O. DIX, q few
days ego, he'd donned his oyerooat at the
Commercial Holel preparatory TO begin
ming his march TO the Cronin Courtroom.
As be placed his band in one of the poo <
e;s he discovered a psIcel. Closer exami
nation disclosed an envelope, snd this
contained 9 letter and Lew necktie Th'
letter was 6eeirOus OF ssceriaiping wheth
er Mr.. Dix wss man who could bI
"seen." Ii stated that if he would yot'
for scquittal there would be plenty o
''stuh1' in il for him, and that il be wal
III i. he was to wear the neek;ie whiel
was il ue'ossd. Mr. Dix placed the entir'
matter in S'ate's Attorney I.lDgebeckeI'
hauds, wi ere ii nOT rests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
A Sonnd Legal OpInlon.

f. Bainbridge Munday Esq., County
ATTY, Clay 90, Tex, save; Have used
Electric BitteIs with most happy resalis.
My brother also Was very low Sith Male
ri5l Fever ard Jsundice, bot was cured by
timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied
Electric Bitters saved bis life."
Mr.. d. l. WilcoxsoD, tt Horse Gave,
Ky., adds like testinoqY, ssYing lie
positively bqlieYes be WOpld have a.
had it not been for ElSetTi" p'' IA
This gisSt ren'~~- tiers.
a. cr-- -, will ward of, as vel
All Mslarial Diseases. snd for al
4 Kidney, Liver aud Stomach Disorder
stands unequaled. Price SOC. and ii, 8
Logan & Co. 3 Drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
GO AS YOU PLEASE.

a siN Days Contest started In Detroit Last
NRht.
DETROIT, MICH, December 18th,
six days 10 as-yNu-plsase contest began
at 1850 this morning ia the Detroit X ok
The steriers were w. A. Hosglaud
Union Springs, N. Y; Thomas Cox, Phil
sdtlphia; John Mckay, Baltimore; james
Ray, London. England; Martin B1ran
Philadelphia; Chas. Morse, JackeoD, Mich
Howartb, London, Eogland; James Spicsr
New York; w. Ellsworth, Jackson, Mich.
William Smith. Colorado; Daniel Burns
New York II. J. B,teheilor, East Armagh
Ireland; A. Boisson and Christopher ClOse
Detroit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-16
Iaorson,a III Luck In Paris.

LONDON, December 15.-Pueilist Jack
son caught cold at Paris and is quite i'll.
His Bristol exhibition and thOae through
the Provinces have not been pre- ii able
He left for Liverpool tonight, where he
will stop a week. Then be goes to Ire
land, and thence probably will sail from
Queenstown for America. He says he is
not svsrse TO meeting Sullivan ON fair
terms if the match is arranged under the
suspices of the Californis Olub.