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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-03
A,lrn1cAN RIrLEMEN ARROAD.

Berlin, July 2.-The Berlin shooting 6hiid Dearing
the standard OF the German Rife Federation and the
flags Of the foreign rifle teams now visiting this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-03

DAMAGE BY STORMS IN AUSTRIA.

IIcrIln, NI'NHIHIITI HIT'N'' 'F ''''''
To dav on a visit to his mother. lie will remain in
hat city for some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-03

London, July 2.-stephen Smith an American mas
been arrested In London for stealing thc DuAe oi
Edinturgh's Jewels In Edinburgh. Ia Nay last
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
pgNDLETON'S CASE,
y..rs,toSOP coNsrIIUIi0NAliii
S-''- cav NBsRAlSSp-
ve.Brac a SUIT Uah Mr.. Akin
n' y. % sa. Bill Which Becomes
,l,r-Tasa L'ok for
0psa F.rs.

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T.'5's,,ss5.'. ~. -ss...ss. the following: 'Io
A'' ''u' y, ,bs statement made by Mr..
g''''''.. ,...,.,,. I. h, uas,.'ius Of iIr. Pen
C''.i''' sU.., vrgiais, will come Up 10
dl''s'. Or. +. N-. Psudlston, in discussing
'a' .'...,i,a. said yesterday; 'Iae a'-
ih' '.' ,r,irg me on. vas clearly
u'' u.,,s.l A member Is M
n, the House AID the
'''''- ,...ts o., leo members rot l62
gl'ian ,s, vsys aud two places 10
rasie -.' .s.tsol Of coGstisuuoaauty
ra'c' 1S.,n,s, Up Suit can other e,D be
c1 D, ~, ,5s s1p,enie Coartor 'ae Oouf'
bN1zl. m p,cc eiiog can be q40
cf 'i-,rs.ors aoi based ems eal TO
rari' -t,.s1T cause shy hs pre-
'- '-,.rs fon sz,rc'sing 'ns i''''''e'' "
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4 '.f he question fer settlements
siiai' '.'.S..s.r ',ja. tb- SPEAKER hiss right
vi. be e','-' '-~,nb.. uuseaied without 3
",s,an voting ~;i, mar hiring
l-, IN Wr A sins0n votes on some
sa'i s ~ ,.c,n.es o Law, and then they
oI.. ,- sa,- r., pgil. that is urcOns'l'u
vii %, gs. R'p'blican managers ere per
toa,l l..,,-S.5 10 msks a test ease Of The
se.y ''a-- r-.s ,,,in they could have had
maze ',,,5a ,o,.ss sasn Mr; Psnd.s'oa was was
q l.,.S .,,.S So, b o;l,r TO decide the que.-
un's4''', .;,.iy oI' tb.y slowed Mr. Akinscn
,.t.ts h,. SEQ. ol lo- 'olss'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
NEW RAILROAD COMPANY,
PhIlad eIPhis CspitaIis;s 70 Build an Im


PhIIade eiPhis CspitslIs;s 70 Build an I'm
pOrtsnt Line.
The West Virginia Central Railway
Company has been Incorporated by the
Secretary Of State. The road which this
company proposes to build will start from
the Ohio river, at or near the town Of Ger
edo, W. Va, running thence through the
counties Ct Cabell aBd Putnam to Charles
ton station on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. crossing the Ksnawha at or near
Charleston, and proceeding up the north
bank of the Kanswhs river TO Gauley
river, up Gsuley to nearly its source,
through the counties Of Kanswba, Fay
cite, Nicholas, Webster and Pocahontss
to a point at or Fear Harronsburg, Rock
inehsm county, Va, thence through the
counties Of Madison, Culpepper, Fang quier
and Stafford to Aqua Greek or Belle Plair,
on the Potomac river. TIE principal
office Of the company is 10 be kept at
Philadelphis, with q branch office at
Charleston. ". Va, end ct Aquia Greek
or Belle Plain, ss the company may see
6t. The capital stock is to be S.. 600, 900.
The ircorporstors are Alexander Bondron.
franklin Noble, Frederick T. Clark, N.
Bierbower, Silss A Kroner and j. W.
Ancott, ell of Philadelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
ESCAPED FROM The PEN.

Eugene w. johnson Stcures HIS Liberty
Last Night.
Last evening Eugene W. johnson, one
Of the prisoners at the Mourdsvills pen.
itentiary. succeeded in making his escape
from the institution, in some manner at
yet unknown. As will be seen by the fol-
lowing teltgSam, Superintendent johnson
offers a reward Of $50 for his capture and
return:
special telegram 10 ne Register.
MoUNDsvILLE, w. VA March Eff
ty dollars reward will be paid for the cap
ture and return to the West Virginia pen
itentiary Of Eagene W. Johnson who es-
capped from that institution Sunday even
ing, the ID inst. Johuson is thirty years
of age, height five feet ten inches, COM
plexion dark, hair brown, eyes grey,
weight about 100 pounds. Has picture ia
India ink on right arm of woman standing
on star; the letters s. ]. on left arm
scar from cut on back of head.
THos. ]. JOHNSON,
Superintendent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
GATHERING OF THE KNIGHTS
New aud Numerous PythiSn Lodge In
stitutsd at kngwoot.
s-.cLrl T.l.ornrn fo ils Rlristfr.

A New aud Numerous Pythi an Lodge In
stitutsd at kngwoo1.
Spseiai Ttl.C7aa to tss Register.
GRAFTON, March 1.-The Grand COuu-
Gil Of the Improved Older of Red Men, Of
this State, closed, this morning, one Of the
most important snd interesting sessions ever
hid in West Virginia On Wednesday,
Thomas ]. Francis, Of New jersey, the
Grand Iucohcnse Of the United States, be-
inQ present, the council took recess and
rspsired to KiDgwoOd where they iasti-
tuted King Philip Tribe No. 10, with 3
membership Of "a.
The proceedings throughout were bar
monious. aud well attended, all the tribes
ia the State being represented. The fol
loving officers were tlscted for the ensuing
yeu: G. S, E MARBLE, Of West Grafton;
.G. 5. s. H.O Love, OF Grafton; G. ]. 5 {,
wm. schsd, of Benwood; q. O. Of K l.
E HeDt. OF Grafton; G.. K. of W., John
Schneider, of Wheeling; G.. Rep to G. O.
Of u. s., VIM F. Gtabe. OF Wheeling.
The reports of the Keepers OF Records
and WAmpum show an increase both In
membership and money. The next Grand
Council will be held in Charleston, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
BALTIMORE q OHIO sCHKME.
Reaching the Windy City by Purchasing
the Chtcsgo h Atlantic.

Reaching the Windy City by Purchasing
the Chtcsgo h Atlantic.
CHICAGO, March 1.-The latest gossip
concerning the Baltimore and Ohio aud it's
alleged plans for obtaining foothold in
this city, is to the effect that one Of the
schemes under consideration by the man
agement of the company is the purchase
of the Ohiccgo and Atlantic Road.
This would not only give the Baltimore
& Ohio first-clsss terminal facilities, which
it needs above all things, but would
add to its system a line OF road that, by
the construction of 80 mile link between
Marion, o, and Mt. Vernon, o., woald
materially shorten its route between Cni'
cago and Eastern points, thus making pos
sibls more equal competition with the
Pennsylvania eystem. In such an event
the Baltimore and Ohio would have prac.
tically double track west of Pittsburg,
with local traffic in portions Of that terri
tory.
Upon now much foundation the gossip
in this connection il would bs difficult to
say. The general opinion has been that
the Erie Railroad Company would eventu'
ally absorb or secure control of the Chicago
and Atlantic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
TICKLE YOUNG PREACHER.
Theological studelt's College Csree
Bnghted by Fsithlessness.

Theological StudeEts College Career
Bnghted by Fsithiessness.
WOOSTER, o., March 2 The Presby.
terry of Wooster has suspended A. NJ.
Criner, OF Pittsburg, a student of Allie.
eheny Theological Seminary, who wss Ii.
esnsed 20 preach last summer, "fOr con.
Duct unbscoming student of the minis
try and for breaking contract Of mar
rage" Criper pleaded guilty and threw
himself upon the mercy of the Presbytery
The charges were considered too serious,
however, and the vote TO suspend him wss
unanimous.
Criner WAS former student Of Wooster
University, and while there paid marked
and devoted attention to Mics Cora Good.
hart, also a student. They became en-
gsged, and the day for their marriage wal
set. Crinin professed 10 be deeply ensmored
of Miss Goodhart, and made her great
many presents, among these a gold watch
and piano.
Last summer hs was licensed to preach
aud WAS seat to Dakota where he engaged
in missionary work. Shortly sf,er his ar
rival in Dakota be married, after only q
few days acquaintance, handsome girl,
the daughter of an elder in the church Of
which be was in charge. Miss Goodhart
learned of this marriage and has since then
been prostrated with grief over the per-
fidy of her lover. 1t was feared that she
would lose her reason. Criner was being
educated at the expense OF the church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
THIS WEEK IN CoNGREss.
Trusts and the Blair Hin In Senate, Littl
of Interest In ihs House.

Trusts and the Blair Hin In Senate, Little
of Interest In ihs House.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-COngress sp
Darently has settled down to strictly
business basis and is making rapid pro
grtss in the consideration and disposition
Of legislation. The Senate will duplicate
this week, TO a great extent, the program
Of the last week. 1t is hoped that a vote
Sill be reached on tbs Blair bill Ia case
vote is reached bsioFe the end of the
week, Mr.. Sherman will move to have his
bill declaring trusts to De unlawful, taken
up for discussion. He will be sntsgOn-
izsd By Mr. Frye, who, uuder instTuc-
lions from the committee reporting the
measure, will ask that the Pacific Railroad
Fuudiog bill be made the order Of the day.
The contest for position will cccur when
ever the Educational bill is out of the way
ii not this week, then later.
The outlook 10 tina House is for week
devoid OF interesting proceedings, in COM
parison with what has gone before. The
election contest Of FeatherstOne vs.. Cate
will probably be pushed to a conclusion
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday will
probably be set apart by special order for
action npnn public baildipg bills. The
Pereion Appropriation bill may come up
ahOut the middle of the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
REPLYING TO REED.
eloe Grass Club Offers to Keep the speak
er's Grave Green.

tlg0 Grass OtuD Oh1re 10 Rotp thc 'Po@A
ers Grave Green.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2.-The TO-
loving letter WAS sent tonight to RepIe
sentative Oaruth, OF Kentucky. by Jay F.
Durham, President of tie Blue Grass
Club, OF Louisville, in reply TO SPEAKER
R,ed's letter, declining to attend the
Clubs first dinner, in which he gives "a
= reAson-fears Of being killed:
Hon Asher O. CarlIth House Of Representa-
tires. Washington, d. c:
Your telegram, announcing Speaker
Reeds declination 10 attend the B'ue Grass
di0ner, has been received.
The Speakers letter to you sent out by
the Press Association has, | think, been
read. Please sag t. the Speaker thst every
assurance will be given him that he will
cot be killed on bis first visis, though
10 csse he should decide to die out here
spscial attention would be psid by the en-
tire membership of the Club to keep his
grave green. This can easily be cone by
ouryisg him benz ath the blue grass. As
she Club has q code of rules for its gov
eminent, which is in harmony with gen
eral Parliamentary law, and the Constitu-
tion o. the United States, ii might be tba,
these are the facts which have deferred
MIN from Accepting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
APeouI,.rCh flight.

SHENANDOAH, PA, March 2.-COotid
eiable excitement exists here amcnS the
members Of the Greek Catholic Church
over the arrest Of their pastor. LAST June
the Rev. wolanski left the church in
church in charge of Rev. Andruchoyicz and
vent to Lsmburg, Austria, TO consult with
bis superiors. On Thursday be returned
here and demanded possession of his
church, but the substitute refused to va
cate, claiming that the people desired him
to remain.
To day Rev. Andruchoviez and six 9th
ere were arrested on the charge that they
had formed q conspiracy to murder
friend of Rev. Wolspski. Each OF th'
accused furnished 81 900 bail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
NEEDS OYERHAULING.
he Methods Of CIVIL Services Reform
Faulty anf Dsfsctivc.
S'o- ntg,e 10 ~ Rsr.s.er.

me Methods Of CIVIL Services Reform
Faulty ani Osfscuvc.
S'a- IsFca 10 ae Rscstr.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Tbe iavSsti-
s'aon Of ,ls Civil Service Commission and
'as narne, in which tie civil service las
at liiaeito been enforced, noS in progress
pa Holsa committee, has developed
.So'sl 70 ccnv.lcs even the most ardent
N'''iiis CT The 'ys'sm tha; Z. needs some
n.'iuus is.ll
% aA' been shcvn that the method OF
N1.,.''siils ihe law is faulty and detect
'aAi ii oas been rrsgular and uneer-
20 -ad even partisan. The most strtnu-
~ -l'ocs es Of The law snd The methods
Fecri6,s must c,nfess a csItain degree
oaaalon to Eiitor HatlOn, Of the
80, ,s,ls9,''s'on P3W, II they ere sincere, IN
-, -s nas called attention 20 defects that
','S rank Injustice.
- e eoacsdsd BY tie frisads Of the sJs-
81 % O1rgtess, in view OF the develop
81 S'a'' Of ihe inquiry compelled by Eiitol
.l''oo' that the laV nteis National
,-''ansnt.' 1; viii probably depend
80 zoe Committee conducting the invss
snoa 60 determine what ameDdnent'
I -,- be adopted, but many Of the weas
-'s' o.. toe system have bsen exposed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
nuoket.shop Ruo,ion A. Chicago.

CHICAGO, March IA blow at the
buckst.shops was struck today by the
Board of Trade. That, ut least, is the way
the action taken this afternoon By the
Directors Of the Board is generally regard
ed. The Directors decided to abolish
the gathering and dissemination of quo
tstions. The destruction Of the slab'
orate system in vogue 10 to occur
March 81. What, if anything, will be
substituted can only be surmised. Most
people believe that the cessation will only
be temporary, and that, after hsviog
broken up the advantages now enjoyed by
the bucket shops by reason OF various IT.
functions, the Board will at once resume
the service. 1t is even asserted that the
stoppsge will not last, at the outeide over
twenty-four hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
Mania for BuyIng Property.

MANSFIELD, March "A. J. Shelley,
Of Ashland, was arrested here this morn
ING by Sheriff Tressel and returned to his
nome where he was sdjudged insaue.
Shelley came here several days ego anu
smnloysd several persons to work for nin
n ths Irving House, at Columbus, saying
tba, he had recently purchased half IN
terest in the house.
An Investigation developed the fact that
ShslIsv had left a $500 deed that had beer
raised to 81 500 at the hotel as security toI
a hoard bill. Shelley was formerly in the
real estate business at Ashland, and his
msnia is buying property. He was mar
red hut oue year ago to very accom-
ulisbsd young lady at Ashland, spd Sl'To who
i row in an interesting condition Sosiiey
will be taken TO the Toledo Asylum MOE
Nau
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
Tho Harbor at Chicago.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The project
of filling u2 the hsrbor OF Chicago, osten-
sibly for tie Worlds Fair, and really in
pursuance of old jobs heretofore blocked,
ontinues to attract attention here. The
Government has expended about $1,000
900 in establishing that harbor. The Sec
retary of Wsr, however, has Eever fixed
harbor lines at thai point under the gen.
eral law which gives him such authority.
1t is possible that his attention may be
called to this matter, and that he will be
asked to interfere. Under tie law he
may, whenever be is led to believe that ii
is proper to do so, sppOint a board to fix
the harbor lines, outside Of which no
wbarves can be constructed or earth de-
poeited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
Charge Against = Saloon Keeper.

MARION, IND, March 2-Kssper N.
Watson was arrested here this morning
charged with subOrnstion of perjury.
Two months ego Miss Nora Macy
made complaint against Bnrr Hsr-
ris, alleging that he was the author
of her downfall The gil has since weak
eued and now declares that Watson Is the
author Of her misfortune, and that Watson
procured her to swear 70 the charge agains,
Harris. Watson il n saloon keeper. His
crime is punishable with inprisonment
from two TO twsn,y-one years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
KILLED ON THE SPOT
ORPICBRs BENT ON THBIR GAXB DEAD or
ALIVE.
4 Bank RObbsr in Kansas Trapped At 3 Hotel
in ksridsn-winehssisr Ras
Work His Destrue-
tan

MERIDIAN, KAYs., March 2.-"Pm q
slick no." Telegraph operator Taylor
heard these words addressed TO him by
stranger last night while he was receiving
messsgea at the railway station. He paid
NO attention to the remark until he Rad
completed the message on which be was
engaged, which read as follows:
To the Sheriff, Meridian, Kds.:
Hicks & Sephart's bank was robbed this
evening Of 5000. Robber unknown.
Description as fellows: Blonde, light hair
and moustsche, five feet eleven inches tall,
medium height.
Signed SHERIFF.
The operator looked up and nearly lost
bis breath when he saw standing before
him the very man described in the dis
patch. The stranger inquired the time OF
the next train for Atchison, and asked
where he could put up for the night. The
operator directed him to q hotel. where
he took a room without registering, re-
questirg that he be called at o'clock ia
the morning in time for the Atchison
train. Local Policemen Smith and Sum
merfeld, who had also received instTuc.
tions from Valley Falls TO arrest any sus-
pect, were informed by the operator Of the
presence of the stranger at the
hotel. Aiming themselves with
Winchester rifles, they proceeded
to the hotel, waited under the window
until II o'clock, and then, going TO the
hotel Office, acquainted the proprietor with
their intention to arrest his guest. A bell
boy was sent to the strangers room with
the message that it was 430 o'clock; time
to get up to catch the Atchison train.
When the stranger descended to the Office
he was confronted BY police officers with
Winchester rifles pointed squsrely az his
breast. He never quivered, but looked
irquiringly around.
Throw up your hands" Officer Smith
gave the demand. The stranger seemed
TO realize his situation. then. but instead
OF obeying the command he thrust q hand
in either eide pockets Of his overcoat TO
draw the revolvers which only few hours
before had intinidaied Cashier Cchu, OF
the Valley Falls Bank. Az the stranger
made the motion towards his weapons,
both Winchtsters were discharged instant
ly at ais breast. The stranger fell dead
with one bullet through his heart and an
other through his right lung. The Coroner
was notified and before noon a verdict was
returned generating the officers Of any
criminnlity in having caused the death Of
the bank Iobber, self-defense being their
excuse. No search Of the dead outlaws
person bad been made, but at Cashier
Cohn's request the search was made and
the stolen money recovered. In the stran-
gers boots were found two packages CT
Rreenbacks Of $500 each. The rect of the
money had been distributed among his
various pockets. The outlaw was posi-
itively identified from q registered receipt
dated at Burlington, Kansas, 40 one Rob
ertson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
STARTLING EVIDENCE.
Sensational Developments In the Hurley
EAnk Robbery Case.

Sensational Developments In the Hurley
eank Robbery Case.
ASHLAND. Wis, March 2.-Evidence Ol
a startlicg nature WAS given to the city ~
]. @. Lennon, brother of the attorney Ia
the Hurley bank robbery case. he said
that two weeks before Christmas Id
Gocilaud came to hin with Q proposition
70 make 81 500 q piece, saying that Cashier
REYNOLDS had 4, Il red him that much tc
help rob the bank. Tie witness asked
Goodlsnd If Perrin bad anything to DC
with The scheme, and was told be kne"
nothing about 4.
Defendant Edward Baker explained bow
be came 10 have 20 much money about the
lime Of tbe robbery. He cane to Harley
bfoks, snd went to Perrin for he'P, be-
cause be had known the latter for twelve
years. Perrin, the witness. testified, gave
him 81. 500 in cash 10 bay saloon. Tnis,
eas the cost Of the license and other minor
matters, was the mosey be had on his per
son when arrested. Baker endesvored "a
establish an alibi By testifying that ns
was At the theatre q. the time OF the rob
karu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
Ihsfiit, burg Foot Race

PrTTsBURo, March 2. 2.-Ooe Of the bet
foot races that ever took place IN Psnhssl-
yani. was that between Pricdy and Nc
Cl,llsnd Saturday afternoon st Recreation
Park. The stakes, $50 q aide, were hig.
the men were fret class and the cfoSd was
large. II was three mile race.
Quarter after quarter was Travelled
withaut any change. MoClsllsnd still
lead by two or three yards. When mile
an half had been covered II vas evident 10
experienced judges that McClellsnd was
against better man than himself.
Bets OF . to and 3 to were offered on
Priddy at the mile and half. II WAS
simply very lively procession. with Ne
Clellsnd in the van, until the last bali
mile was entered. About $50 ysrds from
the two and half mile poin, Priddy put
on a spurt and passed McClelland within
three yards. Pdddy eventually won re
marksole race by % yards in 1913.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
MARRIED FOR MILLIONS.
Obtained Her Fathsr Money and File,
With His Frat Love.


LoNDos. March 2 Berlin is enjoying a
pleasant scandal. Capisin Baron Bernard
Won Uechtritz Steinkircb, of the GIsnadier
Guards, a crack regiment of the German
army, has just been expelled from the
army. The Baron married, not quite
three years ago. the Only daughter Of the
great banker, Baron Bleichroder, receiving
q dowry Of several million marks and two
estates in Silesia, near Breslan. The
captain was married in June. In October
be deserted his wife and sbout the same
time there disappeared from her home q
beautiful wife of q wealthy citizen Of
Brsslsu, Frau Eiseman.
Only few days sfterWard the Silesian
estates were put up for sale and brought
q small fortune. The captain refused to
refund any of bis wife's dowry, but bought
q handsome cba.eu in Austria, near Grs z,
with her money, where he ia now living
with Frau Eseman. Hfs wife has obtain
ed a divorce from bim and returned ty her
fathers house. The captain is boasting
that his marriage TO Baron Bleichroder's
daughter was q preconcerted scheme be-
tween himself and Frau Eissman 10 obtain
the bankers millions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

ant Of numerous compliments and com
menda;ions sll round. Rsprt rtssntatise
Wilson said that be bad not only listened
70 the spsseh, bat bad read it with renew
"a interest; that il wes admirable, and he
was really At loss TO fDd language TO tx
press his endorsement. He added:
"If there is any Democrat Of West Vir-
siaia is still tainted with lingering alice
iioa for the Blair bill, hops he will read
Senator Faulkuer's speech. l think that
will work an immediate cure"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
a,sna Eao.mpm emit of I'D Fellows.

New YORK, March 2.-The Grand En-
csmpms snt of the Pstrisrcbs Militant I. o.
O F.. to be held at Three Rivers and Sy.
rscuse, in this State, July 8 to - next,
will attract general interest throughout
the country. 1t is expected that fully four
thousand uniformed men will be encamped
durirg the four days under strict military
discipline. More than forty thousand per-
sons are ex pected to visit the city while
the encampment continues. The parade
will take place there on July IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
Stanley is Bothered,

LONDON, March 1.-S.anley. who is nov
working hard upon his journal for lubli
cation, complains that much Of his day ii
taken up at Cairo by good fellows and ciga
rette-smokiDg civil officers, who never tire
Of questioning him about the wonders o.
the Dark Continent.
He hopes to be in London about thu
middle of April, and one Of his first public
appearances will be at the American ban.
met