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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19
ABB. a. o. Freight Wreck.

A bad freight wreck occurred on the b.
& o. road at Rosby's Rock, last night,
caused by a car jumping the track. Traffic
was entirely suspended, and a big
force of wrecking hands was put to
work to clear the tracks. The l2:Ol east
inbound passenger train this morning was
sent through by way OF Pittsburg, but it
was hoped TO have the track in shape for
travel in time for the 4 35 east train this
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19

".r-BOEF. PA, MAY lS.-The Bur.
's Ashley has issued an appeal today
from the charitable public Tor the
~ thc miners killed In the disaster
Pr o.. slope of the Hartford mine They
ct clfubutons of food. clothing and
which may be sent 20 X. Thomas,
PURSES, Martin Do0lcy, President OF the
N.-l Council or r. lndermuth, Treas
-.t- af Ashley. Luzerne county. Pa
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a Long Run.

Messrs. Oscar Smith, George Mahlke and
Harry Gruber started at q o'clock yester-
day morning for bicycle run 10 Little
Washington and back. Before proceeding
far Mr.. Gruber experienced the misfortune
of break down, but the other two gentle
men kept on, and returned at 80 last
night, having travelled siXty-four miles.
They rode Columbias.
Messrs. Stattler, Brown, Berry and
Goodwin took spin out the st Clairs-
vile pike yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19

-ll,ugRG. Va. Max lT.-Henry Heaton:
,-s wealthy citizen Of this place ana
,9 i An9wu In London financial circles,
--l Today He was an Englishman, oui
c-'el m the Confederate artillery, ana on
--t-l Early's staff. At the time OF ms
So le was a member of the Virginia
-.e senate and "a director in the Wash
l.. ,4 N and Ohio branch Of the Richmond
=. - nl4nyile railroad system, and a large
NA-0.der in the latter company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19
COSTLY ALIENATION.
What Tennesseean Has to Pay for sepa-
rating Daughter From Husband.

Washable, Tenn, May 1.-THE suit OF
f.. G.. Beraett rs. S.-F Glass, which has
been pending for nearly three weeks in the
Circuit Court of Williamson, was decided
today. Bennett married the daughter OF
Mr.. Glass some years ago; but trouble
arose. and husband and wife separated. Mr.
Glass is one of the richest men in the coun-
tv, his estate being valued at several hun
dred thousand dollars. The son-in-law
sued his father-in-law for the alienation OF
the affections of the wife, and claimed S50,-
600 damages. The best legal talent of the
Franklin bar and some from Nashville
were engaged in the trial. 1t was one OF
the most hotly contested suits ever seen in
this section, and the second of the kind
ever brought in Tennessee. The jury gave
a verdict of $4,000 in favor of Bennett.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19
Escaped from Jail.

Chief of Police Delbrugge received tel
egram from Grafton yesterday afternoon
stating that James McNamar and John
Henderson, colored, had broken Jail there
and escaped The former was described
as being six feet high, and wearing heavy
mustache, and the latter small man and
very black. 1t was thought that they had
come towards Wheeling, and the police
were on the lookout last night for the fugi-
tives, but didn't run across them.
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Ar-omincut Milwaukee Citizen Dead.

ht>>,, Ciu. No. MAY lS.-G. IL. Paul
DA'U--mlster of Milwaukee. died at ms
r..Hoc here to-day. 40 o'clock. trom the
st.0-, 0f paralysis with which he was
while at work 40 his ohce lasl
Wednesday, Since that time he has been
Du.- between life and death ana ms
",...-l Eas meyer hoped for. Mr.. PAU
f. t..s city ayear ago and engaged ih
.-,..,, with the Fort Scott Manuiactur-
Company His funeral services WI.
.... at bis .afe residence tomorrow al.
llj The remains viii be removed
Milwaukee. whittier they viii oe accom-
lt..l ug his relatives.
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The SUNDAY Base Ball Games.

At delphia-Athletics >, Louisville
: Meakin was in the box for the former
and Seward for the latter
At Rochester Columbus IL, Rochester
>: hits. Columbus II, Rochester 4; errors,
Columbus none, Rochester 3; attendance
1900 To-,
hits. Stars 10. St. Louis IL ; errors, Stars 2
St Louis :; earned runs, Stars 6, St. Louis
/; batteries, Casey and Briggs, Stivetts
and Earle
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When ON the High Seas.

on the rail. on a steamboat, aboard fishing
smack, or yachting on the coast. HostetteF
stomach Bitters will be found reliable means
Of averting aud relieving ailments to which
travellers, mariners and emigrants are peculiarly
subject. Sea captains, ship pdoctors, voyagers or
soiourner, In the tropics, and all about 10 en-
counter unacclimated, an unaccustomed oi
dangerous climate, should not neglect 10 avail
themselves OF this safeguard Of well
and long-tried merit. Constipation, bilious
ness malarial fever, Indigestion, rheumatism
and ,fectiOuSof the bladder and kidneys are
among the ailments which 1t eradicates, and II
NAV be- resorted TO not only with confidence IN
it, remedial efficacy but also in its perfect free
dom from every Objectionable Ingredient, since
IL i derived from the purrst and most sailtafy
.ources. II counteracts the effects Of unwhole
some food aud water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19
nldn.l Know h Va Loaded.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. May lS.-A fatal acci-
dent. by which Charles Riggs, a popular
Young man of this city met his death, oc-
curred about four o'clock this morning IN
"a boarding house 10 was another of those
cases commonly nominated as "dldn I
know il was loaded" The man at whose
hands Riggs met his death is Robert r.
Drake of the law firm of McArren X
Drake. EN-Commissioner Drake was
Riggs closest friend. A rifle was dis
charged during frolic, killing Riggs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19

FL RENO. I. T.. May l5.-Further ad-
vices from Fort Sill concerning the murder
of Thomas Canty at that place Friday
night. say that a crowd of soldiers had been
drinking to excess, and one Snyder delo-
erately stabbed Canty while the party We're
resting under tree. The tragedy was the
outcome of an old grudge. rs several par
ties were hailed by Snyder in order TO as
certain NJ Canty were among them Sny-
deri still at large.
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n-.,.lrnn. rlnme. in roledo.

IHr,u. o.. MAY is Early this morn
n- fr. broke out iu the third floor of the
Crescent Candy Company establishment
u Superior street. which speedily spread
n-.. Wholesale grocery of Wood n Mnu
a.Nt door The fire was very STUB.
..r ..e. us there were GOO boxes OF fire
cracker. and Roman candles In the stock of
.. Candy company whose explosion caused
e- to spread with great rapidlty
81. i.r stories OF the Candy company S
Flr. were utted. and the wholesale gro.
.1 Stock s. nearly a total loss Wood X
A..>.l loss IS S4. sfO; Lytle X Weeman'
H.N. damage to building 5000 20 SlO,OuV.
a. r-urad
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yEetnavilIe Federal Union.

Federal Union of Etnaville, of the
American Federation, had an important
meeting yesterday afternoon at their lodge
room, and initiated about twenty new mem.
bers. The lodge is fiourishing one and
expects to have a membership of l25, more
than half of that number being now in.
Mr.. Richard Robertson, Of this city, was
present and assisted in the work and also
made little speech to the Union. The
main work of the meeting was TO take steps
towards formulating scale OF wages to
govern the workmen outside of the Amalga-
mated Association, and this was partly
completed. This scale will have reference
to those workmen whose labor requires
some skill, but whether any changes will
be made In existing wages has not been de-
cided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19
Threatened Tie-up of Hotels.

CHICAGO, MAY lS.-The threatened tie
mn of the big hotels by the walters may
occur tomorrow affecting the Palmer
Grand Pacific, fremont, Briggs; CONNER
ciol. Southern, Woodruff and Colum 9ia.
Better terms as to wages and hours ana .
formal agreement with the Walters An. III
ance as TO breakage, etc, constitute 'n'
walters demands
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19
ARrnnette.s Bad Aim.

NEW York. May l7.-Kate Smith, a
handsome little brunette Of twenty-one
wears caused great excitement at the
Grand Central Iepot tonight by firing two
badly aimed pistol shots at Daniel Wilson
of Chicago. as he was about TO take tram.
Neither party would make a statement,
but II was learned that Wilson had been
living with the woman and had left her.
She demanded that he return TO her or give
her money for her support He refused 70
do either and she fired. Wilson ran away,
but was caught. The woman was locked
up for felonious assault, and Wilson is q
witness. Wilson was well dressed, wore
diamonds and had 800 in his pocket
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19
Ieadnr of ChIcago nar CONC.

CuIcAeo. May lS.-Wirt Dexter, tn'
leader of the Chicago bar, died al ms nom, honl'
last evening. after only two hours lll,,e.I ~
Only his wife and physician We're WIZ, MY,
him when he drew his last orSdth, II, ~
disease Of which Mr.. Dexter Gled coulu ....., no
be determined, but II was prooaoiE ,;n'.aS ova !
acute congestive chill. III IS aiSo ;So oSiS's :,
Svorl, ON the important cases which nave
Constantly Of late engaged his attention
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19
An Lively Ocean Race.

LONDON. May 1s.-The Anchor Line
steamer City Of Rome sailed from Queens
town at l2 80 p. IN. to-day for New York.
The Guion steamer Alaska sailed at ID
.. m. and the Cunard steamer Aurania az
2 p. m. All went ahead at full steam di-
rectly they cleared Queenstown harDor.
There is heavy betting on the result Of the
race.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mrs. Tom Thumb Company.

The coming of Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb,
now Countess Magri, TO the Opera House,
wednesday evening and matinee, with her
company of musical artists, magicians,
operatic singers. &C, will be an event
hailed with delight, as the Countess has
not been seen in this city Tor long
time. Ofcourse she will be warmly well
cOmed
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Fnneral of the wilkesbarre Victims.

WllEEsBARRE, PA, May lS.-The tnner-
ais of "a number of the victims Of the Hart
ford mine took place this afternoon. Every
available space was occupied in the Gene
terry. ana the road leading 10 II was crowd
ed with vehicles of all kinds containing
sirhtseers. A little after : p. m. the
funeral arrangements we-e completed ana
the last sad offices were performed over ten
nf the lold
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r,..,, ,n,nortont Labor Meetings.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May lS.-Two i'm.
portant meetings affecting the interests OF
oreanized labor will be held during the
week at Cleveland The Horseshoers
Union and the machinery constructors Ma
tionai Trades Assembly each commence
their annual meeting on Monday. These
two organizations have expressed thelr elr
Willingness to cooperate and assist the ME
and rasp makers, who will send delegate
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r,,a,niscrssion over a Mortgage.

CLEVELAND, o., May 17.-Joseph Butcn'
a., and Frank Perkins, brothers-ir-law'
ouarrelled over mortgage on some prop
erty W near Mount Vernon, o., last night
perkins struck Butcher with aclub, crush
mo his skull and causing death. Perkins
claims that the killing was done in self-de-
Tense. The body was left by the roadside
where it was found this morning. Perkins
is under arrest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19

The North End Brotherhood defeated
the Mayfiowers yesterday by the score OF
. too.
Six different ball grounds in the district
around the hill We're occupied by as many
amateur teams yesterday
The Wheeling Juniors challenge the La
Belle Stars Saturday two weeks on the old
Fair Grounds. If accepted answer through
the REGISTER.
The Shamrocks defeated the Red Globes
on the Tunnel green yesterday afternoon
by the score ofl6 toS Batteries for Sham
rocks Houston and Buchanon, for Red
Globes ClatOr and MahOney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19
Tho Great Erench Race.

PARIS, May ls.-The race for the Grande
Poule des Produits, worth about 10000
francs was run to-day and won by Baron
A. DeSchickers' French bay colt Puchero.
Yellow was second and War Dance third.
The betting was ten to ten against Puchero.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19

BALTIMORE. May Estate Senator Chas.
=. Adams. who was stricken with apopieNy
M the Concord Club last Monday mghI
died shortly after o'clock this morning
His grandfather was Seth Adams, OF DOT Dor.
chester. Mass, who was one oil the earnest
,,ioneer.s Of Ohio
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A Big Drop in Notions.

CINCINNATI, o., May 1S.-Paen, Brock
* Co, dealers in notions. etc, have made
an assignment The liabilities are esti-
mated at $50, ,0OO assets $4,000.
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Trnin Arrives in New York.

NLw YORK, May 1S.-George Francis
Train arrived this morning aboard the
Etruria. He takes special train for
Tacoma
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converted into a Magazine.

VIENNA, May ls.-The nuns in Catholic
convent at Durno have been evicted ana the
nunnery has been converted into maga-
zine.
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r..,enrtbe Granite Business.

QUINCY, Mass, May ls.-An English
syndicate is negotiating for the purchase OF
the granite business in this city. IL IS said
that =, ,OO0, 900 is involved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19

THE only Complexion Powder in the
world that is without vulgarity, without
injury to the user, and without doubt a
beautifier, is Pozzoni's.
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BASE BALL.
AIckeesport Again.

CANTON, o.. May ls-The first Sunday
game in the Tri-State League was played
here to-day, and the home team lost as fol-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-19

While II. II. Haddox, OF Grafton, was
cleaning lantern globe he almost severed
one of his wrists, and had close call from
lloal;vc, 20 daafh
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-12
Literary Note,

Alphonse Daudet, in a recent conver sation, described how he had been led to write his new story, "Port Tarascon; the last adventures of the Illustrious Tartarin," Henry James's translation of which is to begin in the June Harper, Il would have let him rest in his lovely town for some tune to come, had not a wholly personal consideration encour- aged me to start hIm again or his ad- vetures. The past year has been a hard one for me; l have suffered great deal; i; as 1 was searching for distraction from my sufferings-for one of these tasks that absorb one, and make one forget physicial pain-I though of tartarin. Poscal forgot his neuralgia in working at mathematics; I have forgotten my rheumatism in the company of Tartarin. The Tarasconian hero is perhaps in debted to me for his fame; I am indebted to him for repose, and for helping me to forget my sufferings. Ought I not to feel beholden to him?"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-12
HABITUAl DRUG-TAKERS.
Subterfuges by Which They Seek to Ob-
 tain Their Favorite Poison.

Subterfuges by Which They Seek to Ob-
 tain Their Favorite Poison.
 A druggist sees variety of odd cases and comes eventually to read people with the ease of d phrenologist. This astute observance is necessary mostly to discern the habitual drug-takers. He never allows any thing of poisonous nature to pass out of his hands except with an exact prescription from we'll known practitioner; but the subterfuges 70 obtain drugs are innumerable. For instance, the other day l received prescription which only for the simplest error might have passed the line of scrutiny. This particular prescription was written on the blank of a druggist, and was written in clear, steady hand. One of the constituents mentioned was } deadly drug. What attracted my att tention was the fact that beneath the prescription was written: ''Take a wine glass full every four hours" Now, the entire prescription amounted to only wine-glaSs, so that it had evil dently been copied from that of 2 physician and the doses in- cEedSeu. NTOJc Ou lHc DdCk of the blank that this order could not be filled, and returned it by the child who brought it, and who could give me no in- formation as to who had sent it I never heard from the applicant again, so l suppose he knew his game was discov- cred. Another odd case had was when prominent lady of this city came in and asked me for a grain of morphine, pr even half grain, as she was suffer ng terribly from neuralgia in the head. 1 looked at her and saw that she really was suffering, but also that she was ac- customed to taking the drug. I refused to give her the amount she desired, but seeing her physical agony I told her I would fix up enough of the drug to re- lieve her, yet make it a safe quantity. She took this, but I learned later that the willy lady had gone to four or five other drug stores and at each had ob- ,ained dose in the way she had from me, till she obtained all she wished of it. It's marvel that it did not kill her outright, but suppose the awful men, tai strain from which she was suffering saved her, for on the same day she figured in a sensational shooting scrape. St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-12
A Metal Resembling Gold.

A well-known scientific gentleman has been experimenting on a metal resem- bling gold for nearly a year, and has now got it down almost to perfection. He stumbled on it first accidentally while analyzing some metals, and when he realized what he had found he went to work and soon produced metal which puzzles the best of jewellers, is as heavy as gold, and to all appearances is the precious metal itself. When the gold test is applied to it the acid boils up little, but gives no other evidence that the metal is other than gold, and when wiped off no mark or spot is left, IS is the case when the test is applied 70 brass. It can be manufactured at comparatively small lcost--London Court Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-12
Territorial News.
Dhor;x uo-,IJ

RneniX Herald.
 Secretary Murphy leaves n the morn ing for the east, on business connected with the North < South R. R., and other matters of public interest. We hope the Secretary will put in word for Statehood, although he assures us that his trip has nothing whatever to do with politics. Business pure and simple is his mission. While MT. Murphy makes no pretension that he is working solely for the dear people, one thing is sure, he has always been found doing good work for the progress and welfare of Arizona. We wish him success.
 At the regular monthly council meet ing last night, after allowance of usual bills, the tax on Mrs. E. May CTS prop erty was refunded. The legislative rooms will be open for Fair Exhibits next fall. An additional night watch man will be appointed, charged with the arrest of boys using slingshOts or abroad in the streets after p. ni, without their parents or guardians. The ordinance applies to all boys under 17 years. The city ditches are to be cleaned under the supervision of councilman Mills and Barry, The sum of 800 was transferred from the general to the urgency fund. The fountain, costing $500, was paid for. A block and tackle will be bought by Mayor Coats for the engine house. The Grand Central restaurant changed hands { nd gave a new bond.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-12
PITH AND POINT.


 ] -Gossips serve Satan without the in- tervention of a formal -contract--Mil- waukee Journal
 When pride leads the van, poverty sometimes brings up the rear-arrear guard, as it were.-Texas Siftings.
 A man is the happiest when he can forget all the mean things he knows about himself-Troy Press
 Let tomorrow take care of itself. and you will find that it will let you take care of yourself when it gets here. -Atchison Globe.
 Clouds are a good deal like men they are harmless when alone, but they make trouble when they get tOgether.- Norristown Times.
 The wind is tempered for the shorn lamb in vain if the lamb does not think so. The man who laughs is the man who has the wool--N. O. Picayune.
 The road to happiness and the road to misery follow the same course. The difference is in the travellers, not in the road raveled.-Boston Transcript
 Because a thing is small of size think not that you may scorn it. Some insects have larger waist but lit less than the hornet.-Chicago Journal.
 The man who has enough earthly possessions to keep the wolf from the door finds they have the effect of attract ing the tramps there.-Y onkers States man.
 In America every man has right to his own opinion, Lut nobody who has an opinion seems to recognize that right except as to himself.-Merchant Tray eler.
 People are most disposed to talk of themselves when they have the least reason for it. A chronic invalid will tell ten times as much of himself as one who is in good health and abundant in good works--United Presbyterian.
 The question is frequently asked. ''What would you do with your money if you were rich?" The answer is de- termined in nearly every instance by what one is doing with the little money which he now has. Wealth more often lessens than increases the proportional amount of ones generosity.-Advance-
 Being of the earth. earthly, it is fit ting that we take pleasure in the ma terial elements of enjoyment which Heaven has provided for the solace of our senses; but, being also of higher sphere, and destined to live when all material things shall have perished, it consists not with the dignity of the God-giyen and immortal essence with in us that we permit the grosser part of us to dominate our minds and souls Once A Week.
 Golden wrote proverbs about luck and labor. It would be we'll for boys to memorize them. Luck is waiting for something to turn up; labor, with keen eyes and strong will, will turn up some thing. Luck lies in bed, and wishes the postman would bring him news of legacy; labor turns out at six o'clock, and with busy pen or ringing hammer, lays the foundation of a competence. Luck whines; labor whistles. Luck relies on chances; labor on character. Luck strides down to indulgence; labor strides upward to independence.-N.Y Y. Ledger.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-12

THE yearly increasing numbers of over
 land excursionists from the east to the Pacific coast, with the numerous points
 of interest visited is giving to the class
 of people who have a little means to
 spend, more correct idea of the many
 opportunities and advantages ths great
 western country affords. In time the effect of this knowledge will be felt in the
 settlement of eastern people at points
 as seem to suit their fancy, and like a little leaven that is constantly active, the knowledge of our resources become more generally spread. The necessity is therefore apparent for an exhibition of friendly welcome to the strangers who tarry with us even for day. A little judiclous attention on the part of our people, an exhibition of a trifing degree of hospitality, may turn current of investment that will flood our land with future prosperity. Disdainful in difference shown them, will, on the con trary, not only deny them all knowledge of the natural wonders that surround us but will impart to them a belief that civilization is lost art in Arizona. This is a subject that our business people should deal with, and arrange to extend a warm hand of welcome to the sojourn- ing stranger, and show him our goods, even though he may not feel inclined to buy at present.