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7. Kenney, of Hamlin, N. Y, is the
owner of most extraordinary cat. In ad-
ditien to the four feet usually allowed to
cats, this feline glories in two more
Branching outward from each front leg is
a smaller leg, terminating in perfectly
formed foot. As she walks toward one
with those four feet abreast she creates a
curious impression. Her surplus feet are
evidently Of no inconvenience, as she is an
an unusually good mouser. She is very
domestic in her habits and will grab for
ball or string as quickly as her more COM
mon sisters,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-25

Oil from corn is one of the latest prod
acts which nsodern science now and then
throws upon the world. The maize, which
is uow grown in the United States at the
rate of some 2j0eo, 0OO, 900 bushels per
year. has been experimental with and
found capable OF yielding 81 per cent. of
its weight in oil, the germ Of the kernel
being the part from which the oil is ex-
traeted. The new material is of a pale
yellow, somewhat thicker than either the
olive or ootton-seed oil, and does not seem
to be readily available as a substitute for
them, but it is well adapted for lubricat-
ing purposes, and may be used as salad
dressing.
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The Emperor Napoleon very rarely
wrote a letter by his own hand, and those
few which do exist are mostly in Italian.
He usually dictated to Secretary at such
rapid rate that the amanuensis had to fill
up gaps from memory. and it is funny fact
that most of his love letters TO Josephine
were thus dictated.
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second, Judge Morrow third. Time. 1855.
Three-fourths of mile. Russell won,
Eclipse second. Reckon third. Time. l.I4.
One mile, Kenwood won, Tournament
second, Magnate third. Time, l:4e4.
Three-fourths of mile, Bellwood won.
Clarendon second. Lord Peyton third.
Time I.IJI
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-25
ONLY A FAKE.
How the Filtbustering Talk About Lower
California Originated.

California Originated.
Los ANGELES, May 24th.- Walter G..
Smith, the gentleman named to be Gov.
ernor-General of the proposed new Repub-
lie of Lower California, in an interview
with the Eue'aing Express. says The So
called tilibustering movement at San Diego,
reduced to its final analysis, was confer
ence of men who knew something about
Lower California, and whose joint opinions
upon annexation were asked for by Mich.
igan gentleman, who had project of in
vasion in his mind. Many plans were dis
cussed, but none had been adopted. B. A.
Stephens. newspaper reporter who had
written about the peninsula, was called in.
He it was who offered the scheme of gov
eminent, with its array of titles and digni-
taries. Harris, newspaper reporter, who
was styled 'Surveyor-G General never had
connection with the movement. He was
taken up by Stephens as an Intermediary be-
tween himself and the San Diego Union
when Stephens had concluded to write a
filibustering sensation and sell it to the
highest bidder. The San Diego Union took
the bait, also other journals
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river Claire in Tonkin was attacked by
pirates on the 9th of April. The pirates
burned the farm and out-houses, and de.
capitated the brother of the proprietor, NJ.
Remery. They carried off the horses,
cattle and sheep.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-25
IN HONOR OF EMPEROR WILLIAM.
The Worl<ingmen of London Will Give
Him q Grand Reception.

LONDON, May 24.h.-The workingmen's
organizations are engaged in the considera-
ton of the matter of giving grand recep-
ton to Emperor William, of Germany, on
the occasion of his visit to England in July
The demonstration will be made in recog-
milton of his efforts as Kaiser to ameliorate
the condition of the workingmen in Ger
many, and his endeavor through the recent
Labor Conference in Berlin to spread the
benefits of his work TO the laborers of other
countries. As there is no opposition to the
proposal of the reception, its occurrence is
practically assured.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Result of the Baseball Games Through
IN THE SENATE.

Result of the Baseball Games Through
out the East.
CHICAGO. May 24th.-Games were played
throughout the East yesterday, resulting
as follows:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston-Boston, 5; Cincinnati, Z.
At New York-New York. S; Chicago, 8.
At delphia-Ph Philadelphia, 9; Pitts
burg, 6.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn, q Cleveland, 8.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At Boston-Boston, s; Chicago, 9,
At New York-New York, 6; Cleveland,
0.
At Observation-Disclosures TO- Buff
falo, 8.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, s; Pittsburg. 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Observation-Disclosures. 6; Toledo. Z.
At Syracuse-Syracuse, 4; Louisville, 8.
At Philadelphia Athletics, s; St.
Louis. 4.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn. 8; Columbus, L.
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SAN FAANClsoo STOCK SALES.
SAN Francisco, May "a, 1890
MORNING sxssroN.

A curious exhibition to be opened in
London will show collection Of bits,
spurs and stirrups.
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TURF TOPICS.

Racing Events Throughout the East Yes
terday.
LAroNIA (Ky.l, May 24th.-At the OPEN
ing day of the Latonia Jockey Club the
track was fast. For four-year-olds and up.
wards. one mile, Glockuer won, Goodbye
second, Palisade third. Time, Ia.
Three-year Odds and upwards. mile and
seventy yards, Hopeful won, Gymnastic
second. Birthday third. Time. 1:49.
Two year-olds and upward. five furlongs,
Kinaman won, Roeeland second, Major
Thornton third. Time, 104a.
AT LAT0NIA.
LAToNIA. May 24th.-The Derby. for
three-year-olds. mile and half, Bill Letcher
won, Riley second, Scavendale third.
Time, DAB.
Two.year-old fllies, four furlongs,
MeIene won, Hindocette second, Wood
bena third. Time. 0:51.
AT GRAvEsEND.
GRAvEsENp, May 24th.-Five-eighth of
a mile, st. Charles won, Donahue second,
Bermuda third. Time, LOO
Mile and one-eighth. Tristan won, Eon
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
The Fresno Convention Places Theil
Ticket in the Field.

The Fresno Convention Places Their
Ticket in the Field.
FRESNO, May 24th.-The Democratic
County Convention completed its work to-
day. Last nights session was stormy, the
trouble growing out of resolution that
all parties suspected of buying or selling
votes at the primary be prosecuted by the
Central Committee. The resolution was
finally tabled.
At to-day's session the following nomi-
nations were made: Assembly, G. w.
Mordecai; Superior Judge, S. A. Holmes;
District Attorney, W. D. Upper; Sheriff,
]. NJ. Hensley; Clerk, A. G. Williams;
Treasurer, T. P Nelson; Recorder, I. A.
Bell; Auditor, r. H. Bramlet; Tax Collec-.
tor, w. c. Guard; Superintendent OF
Schools, B. A. Hawkins; Surveyor, j.. 5.
Bedford; Coroner, T. E. Brown; Public
Administrator, j. M. Johnson.
A resolution to instruct the delegates to
the State Convention for Jefferson James
Cor Governor and Judge Harris for Su.
preme Judge failed 10 pass.
Early this morning an alarm of fire was
turned in. Fire was discovered to be in a
sort of corner grocery known as the Last
Chance in a district out of reach of g
hydrant. Twenty-three hundred feet Of
hose and two engines. one at the hydrani
and one as relay, were used. The stock
and building was total loss, which
amounts TO $1,000; insured for S., coo.
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Drowning Of Two Members Of the
geological Surrey.
CHICAGO DYNAMITERS AT WORK.
One Way They Evade the Liquor
Laws-The Presbyterians-su-
preme Court Decisions.
THE PREsBYTERIANs.

IspFcrAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-usIos.l
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AGAINST THE RAILROAD.
The Supreme Court Af1irms the Decision
of the Lower Court.

New York. May 24th.-The Supreme
Court affirmed the decision of the lower
Court dismissing the suit of the Oregon
Pacific Railway Company to recover $780,
600 from the estate of Commodore CARR.
son. The company cisimed that Garrison
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The End Not Yet.
OTTAWA, MAY 24th.-Senator Macdonald
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
In Ex-GeneraTs Very Pointed Letter
to Editor Smith.
PIONEER REUNION AT AUBURN.
News from the Orient-Arnold
Congratula,ed-Good Crops
Assured-Etc.
PIONEER REUNION AT AUBURN.
GETTING WARM.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RpooRD-uNfoS.l
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CoNGRE. sIoNAL.

IsrEcIAl DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uslos.l
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
England and Germany Unable to
Agree on Territory.
ENTERTAINED BY THE PRINCE.
Woman Found Dead in Her Lovers
Room.Bad Blood Between
Bismarck and William.
AFRICAN TERRITORY.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooED-uS1oS.I
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LONDON, May 24th.-At Gollub, Prussia,
to-day the house of farmer named Conk-
ling, in which were his insane wife and
two children, caught fire. The farmer
fastened TO the house from an adjacent
field and attempted to rescue the inmates.
He had scarcely entered the burning build
ing when it fell and all four were burned
to death.
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81. JOSEPH tMo.), May 2lth-Ex.Secre-
tary OF War McCrary is dangerously i'll at
the residence of his daughter, Mrs. DR..
Boteler.
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ROME, May 24th.-In the Chamber of
Deputies to-day Premier Crispi, replying
to questions, declared that he had no polit-
lcal motive for the recent expulsion of
French newspaper correspondents. The
expelled journalists had for several months
been engaged in a campaign organized in
Paris to decry Italian credit and securities.
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PARIS, May 24th.-The report of the
Panama Canal Committee on the geological
character of the route OF the canal says the
whole canal will be cut through imper-
meable soil, and that the water in the
reservoirs is not subject to diminuton.
The surveys proved tnat precaution could
be taken to counteract the effects of earth
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Against Russia.

CoSsTAHT1NoPLE, May 24th-The Turk
ish officers and five students who were
arrested for assaulting the wife and daugh-
ter OF the Chief Dragoman of the Russian
Embassy at Buyukdare, have been SEN
fenced 10 six months Imprisonment, fol-
lowed by life Punishment to Tripoli. Neli-
dotf, the Russian Minister, is satisfied with
the punishment
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Latest News Items From China and
Japan.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 24th.-The Belgic
brings the following advices from Hong
kong to April Both and from Yokohama to
Nav 9th:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
what the Riverside Fishermen are Doing

10 No E'i1or offe Register:
SIH:-As the REGISTER seems - lee the
medium through which the wOrshippcrs at
the shrine OF Isaak Walton record their
successes, we take the liberty of asking you
10 give the Riverside Fishing Club, of
Wcllsburg recognition We are pleasant
IL located on the banks of the beautiful
Fish Greek short distance above
Graysvillc Our surroundings are grand.
the air salubrious, and the black bass are
ripe. Our clubs Composed Of the following
named distinguished citizens of Wcllsburg.
and we claim TO be champion frog and cat
fish catchcrs of America: Sol. Combs. alias
Dad William Lowe, alias Ruby Win.
Hcadington, William Letscoon, Tom.
Det'ossett. alias Frog Eater" formerly
Of Paru, Charley CLANCY and Joseph
Combs. The latter was a delegate 10 the
late convention Of glass workers at Balti-
more and is one of the recognized diplO-
mats of that powerful organization. "Ru-
By" and he is ruby of the finest water
can corral more catfish of the Jumbo breed
than any man mentioned in biblical or pro
fame history except Jonah. Give him
credit for "a thiry-fivc pound ten ounce cat
Our Club under the skilful leadership Of
Win HeadingtOu, caught a half century
Of frogs in four days. Turtle soup the
rear end OF the frog, catfish and bass la
Delmonico prepared by our culinary artist
Dad form our daily menu. Three cheers
for the REGISTER RIVERSIDE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
THE SCHOOL CENSUS.
The Figures Complete-A Very Serious
Question rs to Their Accuracy

The returns Of the enumcrator for the
school census for the Second district, com
prising the Third. Fourth and Fifth wards,
have been filed with the Board OF Educa-
ton. and the REGISTER this morning gives
the complete figures for the city. As was
Coreshadowcd by the partial returns .puo-
lished SATURDAY., the total shows large
falling off from the population, as ascer-
tanned by the federal enumerators, ana
there will be a very general suspicion that
thc data gathered, in compliance with law.
for the information Of the Board of Educa-
tion is not as accurate as ii shorld be.
The total population reported by the fed
oral euumcrators, who numbered seven
teen, was 81. 5G5. The total reported oy
the three School Board cnumerators Is but
35Si6. difference of Liz. At least
one of these counts is very wide OF the
mark. and il is altogether likely that both
are too low.
A glance at the figures returned by the
School Board cnumcratOrS. suggests that a
careful count has been only made IN the
Sixth and Eighth wards where gam OF
l.Ol2 is reported. The gain in these two
wards is double the gain in the other SIX
wards. something which will be surprising
to a great many people, especially wheh
they recollect that about eighty or nun
dred houses have been built on the Island
alone in the last year-all OF them occupied
representing Just about the 800 increase III
pop1lation for that ward returned by lEc
federal cnumerators.
Rut hprp arp the figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Council this evening in regular session.
FIVE deeds of trust were left for record
at Clerk Hook s office, yesterday.
THE Disciples Sunday School vii picnic
at the Wheeling Park Friday, July 18th.
The Board Of Commissioners Committee
on Poor House and Farm will meet to-day
at the lnfirmary.
CHIEF DELBRUGGE and Officer Shorts LETT
for Columbus last evening, TO get arequisl-
ton for WestwOod, the forger.
The South Side Fishing Club will give a
big dance at LocRwoods Grove, All the
members Of the fishing clubs are invited.
TIE marks at the landing yesterday in
dictated 10 feet scant in the channel
There were , feet II inches Mt Pittsburg
The house Of i'll fame kept by BERTHE
Chase. in the Second ward, was raided by
Officers He'll and Lukens, last night, anu
the madam and three men arrested.
No new wheat has yet been offered in the
Wheeling market, making 1t the latest
season for twenty-five years. The fastest
previous record Of the first sale was
July Is.
CHARLES CopPAGE, the North Wheeling
youth. who strayed away saturday, was
found in Moundsville yesterday: lie hau
walked all the way, the trip taking ABOUT
two days.
Cor. GEO. p. BlssELL, Chief Engineer
Job Abbott and President Cochran, OF Tue
Union Bridge Company, drove Chiei EnSi-
ueer Becker, of the Pennsylvania railroad
over the local railroad work yesterday al
ternOOn.
The Wheeling Island fishing club are at
SCOTS Station. down the river. Ihey re-
port an elegant time. The club IS made up
in part by the following well known Island
ers: Dr. Caddle, Robert McNichol, mos;
Furrcy. George Gray, David Davis ana
John Barclay.
THE last three games out Of nine TO de
eide the championship between the Wheel
ing Bowling Association and the All
American Bowling Club, will come on al
Seibert's alleys this evening. Each cluO
has won three games apiece, and TINS even
ing's sport will be very exciting II VIII
be bloody contest.
LITTLE ADA MAY, the eight-ycar-old
daughter of DR. ID. 3. Ross, passed away
Yesterday morning. The deceased was Il
very bright and lovable child, and while
she was the pride of the home, likewise
endeared herself to all with whom she
came in contact Her loss seems parucu-
arly sad and touching.
THERE were eleven cases in Police Court
Yesterday morning, and about Siio was
taken in. John Huseman, the wife beaten
cot $50 and costs. footing up Si23O; PAD.
The charges against Robert Bellevillc and
Jas McClain were dismissed. The other
fines ranged from = 10 81. for general
DRINKS and disOrderlicS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of In
diViduals.


Miss Jessie Bachman has returned from
a visit 10 friends in Sistersyille.
DR. c. +. Ulrch retired last evening
from a short visit to Pittsburg.
Geo. W Bayha, of Clerk Hooks Office, is
of Oh Il weeks trip 10 the country.
DR. H. II. Harrison returned Yesterday
from the east, where he had been on his
vacation.
Miss Lula hamburger, Of the South Side,
left Monday on visit TO friends in the
country.
Miss Annie Elder, Of Sistersville, has re-
turned home after several weeks visit in
this city.
Capt Chas. Booth, Of Pittsburg, passed
through the city yesterday on his way 10
Bcllaire.
Mrs. c. Kraus and Miss Sayilla Kraus
left yesterday 10 spend a few weeks at
Oakland Nd
Henry Spcyer is in the East purchasing
his fall stock. He will make tour Of the
principal cities.
Miss Anna Richards. of North Main
street, is the guest of her friend. Mrs G..
Poland, of Bayard, ". Va.
Miss Lovina Kcrns, of South Jacob
street leaves for six weeks soioun
among friends in Marshall county
Mcssrs Blink Hoffman and Alfred
Ulrich. of the South Side. made a trip 10
Wellsburg on their wheels Sunday.
The Blue Seal Fishing Club, of the
South Side who have been camping at
Short Creek. have returned home.
Harry Work, the popular South Side
grocer, returned yesterday from pleasant
trip TO Oakland and Mt Lake Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Keifer, Of the South
Side. who have been visiting friends in
Deep Valley, Pr, have returned home.
Mr. NJ. Strauss, Of Louisville and Mr..
H. Rider. of Quincy, ILL.,. two prominent
glass buyers. are registered at the Mcclure.
Mr. Chas. Driehoist, Of the South Side,
who has heen visiting the Oklahoma Fish
ing Club. al ClarlngtOn. has returned home
Mr. Henry Henuing and son Charles, ac-
compauied by his friend. +. NJ. Handy,
will leave for interesting points in the
mountains OF Colorado the first Of August.
Among the arrivals al the Hotel Behler
are j. NJ Skinner. of Proctor: l.. Dudley.
of ParkeIsburg: j. NJ. Mccormick. r. w.
Mauion. wife and son. OF PIrkersburg. and
John Shawnecker, of St. Mary's.
Hon \. w. Campbell who left mere re-
Gently 20 attend the Republican pow-w0w
aI Mountain Luxe AZ ~ anu llilN'iAtti4Al
% look after his own congressional chances,
has returned to the Stamm House.
Mr.. Thomas Tucker, father Of VIM. and
Frank Tucker. of the Wheeling Graphic,
was stricken with paralysis AT Wcllsburg,
Yesterday. and is in dangerous condition.
He is - Years of age and well known along
the Ohio river.
Among tins arrivals az the Hotel Windsor
are the following: " b. Wicks. Cameron;
W. Woodbuin, Thomas Cath and wife.
Mrs. l.. r. Gray. Mrs. Smyth, Mounds
Vile: Samuel Hubley. New Cumberland;
!. C. holland. St Marys: !. c. White,
M0rgaHt0wn.
Judge" John Bcymer tao severed his con-
nection with the Western Union, where he
has been for "a number Of years past, and
will hereafter be collector for the Telephone
company. Wilbur Johnson. uight clerk Of
the Western Union. will take Mr. Beymer's
place. and Walter Nardy will be night clerk
hereafter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22

Mat. McCabe. of New Brunswick, Ill,
offers TO pay five dollars to any person
troubled with bloody tluX, who will take
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar,
rhma Remedy according to directions and
does not get well in the shortest possible
time. One half of a - cent bottle OF this
remedy cured him Of bloody fiuN, after he
had tried other medicines and the prescrip-
tious Of physicians without beneht Mt.
McCabe is perfectly safe i'm making TINS
offer. As more than thousand bottles Of
mis- remedy are sold each day, and II has
never been known 10 fail many case OF colo,
cholera morbus, dysentery, diarrhma or
bloody nux. when the plain printed direc-
tions were followed. For sale 10y {;
X. Goetle, W. W Irwin, c. Schnpef and
John Kari
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
alcu ADVERTISEMENTS.

L. S. COOP sells Dry Goodsthc cheapest
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Yesterday evening, j. y. Johnson, OF
Guernsey county. O.. complained az police
headquarters that William Harper, had
robbed him of SO Onicer FrOhme started
after the thief, and captured him on Water
street. lie had S!555 of the money on his
person.
Harper. who is only II years old. worked
for Mr.. jackson. but being aware that
his employer had Sl51 concealed in 4 bed
tick. nc tool, so of it, and fled TO this city.
Mr.. Johnson viii take the boy back
with him today, and give him another
chance. declining 10 prosecute
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A Nev Fishing Club.

The Brunswick Fishing Club was or
gained last evening, with the following
officers and members: Adolph Schneider,
Captain: Harry Smouse, Treasurer; John
Cruce, Sergeant-at-Arms; Joseph Shuler,
Joseph Weisgerber Chas. Amick, Thomas
Thoner. William BrOadwing, Herman
Schneider. Joseph Devlin and Alfred
Cline. The club will leave the wharf at
; 30 on August for two weeks camp up
the Mushnguu.
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TIE MAsroD0NIc REMAINS.
An old Citizen Recalls the Finding oil
Mammoth Tusk.

The discovery Of part of the skeleton
of "A mastodon or mammoth. at the upper
end of the wharf. Saturday morning, and
the exhibition OF the fragment at this Of
flee. has recalled to the mind of an old citi.
zen the discovery at Wellsville, in lSi6, Of
a mammoth tusk The point Of the tusk
was discovered by Tal0ert Flowers, pro
trudnc from bank along the river, and IT
was dug out with much difficulty, measur-
ing eight feet in length by eighteen inches
in circumference at the large end, and was
beautifully carved. The tusk came into
the possession Of the late George Wells,
who died in this city. last year, aged -. and
was left by him in his workshop for many
years. Its present whereabouts IS un-
known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22

THE confidence of the people who
have tried Hoods SarSaparilla, i'm this
preparation. is remarkable. II has
cured many who have failed to derive
any good whatever from orher articles.
For diseases caused by impure blood or
low state of the system it j. unSur-
nosSn1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22

Y. IT. Smiley. carpenter WORKING ON
the new Windsor Hotel building had Il
very narrow escape from death, Saturday.
There is balance elevator in the building,
for convenience in hosting material to the
upper floors and Mr. Smiley stepped on il
at the top, when il dropped like streak Of
lightning the full sixty feet. Mr.. Smiley,
with wonderful presence OF mind, and
Just at the right instant, managed to jump
Just rs the elevator struck the bottom, thus
breaking the fall. and escaped with slight
wounds to his head and a general shaking