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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
A PACKED COURT.
THE IRISH NATIONALISTS PREUDICsD By THE
BIASED JUDGES.
Magistrate Shannons Shameless AfOnieIy 10 Con-
hauing On the Bench in Spite Of the Pro.9.
Of the Accused Nsn-They are Refused
40 Appeal 70 a Higher Court.

DUBLIN, September 29.-The eyes of
all the NatiOnalists continue % Doe fasten-
cd upon the Court Of Tippcrary. whore
MeSsrs. Dillon, O'Brien and their fellow
prisoners are undergoing trial 0n thr
charge OF conSpiring TO prevent pay
mcnt Of rent 10 Mr.. Smith-Barry. land
lord Of Tipperary. The peremptory re-
iusal OF the the court on Saturday tore
cclye the affidavit of the defendants oh-
jecting 10 Magistrate Shanuou's sitting
Ia the case, on the ground that ho would
be biased. was considered by the Na-
tionalist> as a further Indication that
fair hearing could hardly be- expected
before the court aS at present cOn>tIfut-
ed. They think that the affidavit WAS
entitled to respectful consideration. 'u-
stead ot being denounced by the crown
prosecutor as an Infamous libel" oa
Mr.. shannon, and boy the latter %. 800
attempt 90 make q scandal of Justice.
The defendants contend that they acted
100 entire good faith in prcScutiug tlr
aldaytS.
AZ the resumption of the trial tl-
morning. Timothy llcaly arose and al-
dressed the court ON behalf of the defend.
ants. lie referred 10 the refusal of thc
magistrates TO consider the proposition
OF Mr. Shannon'> Withdrawing from the
ease, and announced that in view of tiis
the defendants felt themselves constaIu-
ed to refer the question 20 the hl-h
court of Justice az Dublin. Thcdcpnd-
ants, he said, would apply 10 that cour,
tomorrow for a writ 10 prohibit OBJ.
present minister from proceeding with
he conspiracy cases, on the ground ul
bias against the defendants. ThccOnu-
sci for thc crown, Mr.. llcaly continued.
ought 10 decide as 10 the wisdom aud
propriety Of going on with The hearing
pending this application to the hIeb
court.
IL is likely that the last has rot been
heard Of the collision between thc police
and the people iu front OF the court
house. last Thursday. IL is reported
this morning that the government Don.
tends TO prosecute many person, who
were present in the crowd for inritiug %
riot. Mr.. Harrison, member of par.la.
ment for the middle division OF Upper
AIRY. who received severe blow over
the head from policeman club. I.
mentioned among those likely 90 Ue
prosecuted. Colonel Caddcml ,le
presiding magistrate at the Tipn.mrP
meeting, asserts that John Morley ap-
pealcd TO him 10 exclude thccrowd from
the court house.
When Mr.. llcaly resumed hi, scat Nr
Roman, the crown prosecutor arose
and said ne could not consent t0 .u,.
pension OF the hearing, pending th, proc
posed application by the defense t0 ta.
high court Thercupon the mr0Iu,-
ton OF testimony Tor the prosecution
was begun and the rest OF the day $751;.
taken mp with the reading Of .p.r.hc
made by the defendants ou yar.uG. or-
casi0nS. which the crown r0nfrDIrI
were OF iuccudiary character
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
A SOLDIER BOY SOLD yor, BOYS
Alarming Narrative Of Capt. Tumhlcton'
of the Fort sill Navy.

4 press dispatch yesterday said thai
Capt. Tumblcton. Of Fort Sill, had
been interviewed at Pittsburgh ON his
wav 10 New York under orders. and
had expressed grave fears Of an upri,-
ing Of the Indians about Fort Sill in an-
ticipaiion Of the advent OF Great
Medicine Man. The captain told how
:. .OOG Apachcs bathcd every morn
ing iu the Washit1 river A. religious
rite. how the braves stood outside
tbe fort shaking their fists at the sol-
dicr>. and how twcuty-scycn oi them
recently entered the court of The Tort
burned their clothes. and silently strobe
ntT again wrapped i'm their blankets.
Lieut. Guy Howard. son oi Gen. HOW
ard. al headquarters. Governor Island
smiled at the despatch yesterday alter
noon. H. said the Captains 40 Fort
SIN were most OF them Eis personal
friend, and there was none there 81 ihe
name of Tumblcton. The army regis
ter failed to show such name. and no
man with q name that sounded anything
like n was stationed in the Indian coun-
try auywhcrc. ,......
Fort SiiI. ur ~dlu' i- '" ''' u ''
Comanchc. and Wichita agency, lu IN
dian Territory. south ofOknhoma. ln-
stead of 5000 Apaches, there are oniy
3to there bv the census OF lo''' ana the
optira Indian population of the reserya-
,inr ,naIc and female. does not reach
100. II is not 400 Indian haDit L" 'n""'
the fist al any one. and the iW'nty--,F'
braves could not have burned iA'"
clothes I'm tine cour. OF thc fort. because
there q, no court in the iori nor 'iiy
fort. properly speaking. it o'in1 i'i'',
q military station. with thr mousse, "i
the resident, clustered about ii. -N"-
bodv Of tho rank of Captain D, coming
East from Indian Territory under
orders. ..,....
AS a matter OF fact. the religious cN-
citomnnt in anticipation OF 900 Ind'Al
Messiah +, confined 90 O. small 'c'li'" ''
Montana among the Indians between
Tho Crow and North Cheyenne agencies.
II is not 40 ali alarming. n'r i> .' N'"
thing for medicine men lo .i'l'n D"
white missiouarie, aud then Addpl ."'il
toacbing. i'm such o wy a- to .ni'ai.''
the Indians. remember daring lh'
Indian war 1f l,71. the Nez Ferc' IA-
dian. became vastly stirred np over 'li'
rronii.e. of their medicine mcn ~ h'aN'
IN. .uu and moon stand STILL ID "cca--
,ion should arise. as .n the days ''
Joshua. ,,..t.~.,-
Iicut Howard think, some oiscnars-
.J older ON hi. way home has been
amusing himself 40 the expense 'i some
reporter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
TAREs AMONG WHEAT.
The Investigation of the Postmaster oil
the House of Representatives.

the House OF RepresentatiNes
WASHINGTON, September 29.-The
investigation into the charges preferred
against Postmaster Wheat by Represen-
tatiye Enloe, was continued to-day, and
a large number Of witnesses examined.
The most important testimony was
given by VIM. l.. Bradley, who said he
was acquainted with Postmaster Wheat;
had never performed any work as clerk
in the House POStOilice, but had been
sworn in as a messenger. Young Mr..
Wheat had come to his house and asked
him if he wanted TO make some money
bv being sworn in the place Of man
who was expected in few days. This
mans name was Denny. He was sim
ply TO have his name on the roll, Wheat
doing the work. Wheat told him he
would not even have to come to the
Office and would receive - for the
trouble in being sworn in. This was
early i'm March. At the end Of March
he drew something over so, all OF
which, except s., he turned over to wal
ter Wheat.
Young Wheatalso got Representative
Caswell to endorse his application for
place in the Government printing Office.
At the end of April he was still
on the rolls in place OF another
man named Hall. This time he
drew SgG.G7. In accordance with the
wish of young Wheat he kept this money
for week. lie then settled with young
Wheat. There was some discussion as
to what sum he should keep. Wheat
wanted to pay him =. while he thought
he should have Onc-half. At this time
Postmaster Wheat was present and Sug-
gcsted to Walter that he get Mr. Cas-
We'll TO withdraw his Endorsement OF
witness application. The matter was
finally settled by his retaining SO OF the
money. Finally he was discharged by
the postmaster.
Representative Caswell, representing
Mr.. Wheat, called the attention OF the
committee to the act making approprla-
tionS TO the House poStoilicc, and con
tended that its phraseology gave the
Postmaster the absolute right to the
$4,000 appropriated for carrying the
mails
j. +. Haven, an cmploye Of the House
poStoflice testified that Culbertson told
him that he had paid to Mr.. Wheat over
S7OO and that at the time Of the publi-
cation of certain charges in the news
papers concerning Mr. Wheat, young
Wheat had come 10 his (Culbcrtson'Sl
house and on his knees had begged him
to take back the 500 and turn it over
to a third party.
Walter Wheat, the PostmaStcr's son,
then took the stand. He testified that
he did most Of the work for which Brad
ley was paid, and was entitled to the
money he received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
IN Electrical McII.priner.

Plrr>EUE0, September 80. 9.-Saturday
Wesley Wcbber was granted a patent
FOR a new device for drilling oil wells by
electricity. The new invention is nov
city. and if a success will reyolutionizc
the modus operandi Of drilling oil wells.
The device is intended to suppant the
use of heavy tools and do in scientific
way that which has heretofore been
accomplished in a crude way. The
device. a. distinguished from the
power I'm the derrick used at present,
is an apparatus comprising a series Of
motors in tandem. connected to one
another so as to practically make one
moter. The reason for using the motor
in tandem is to get the power within a
six inch diameter, 50 that the entire
mechanism. which, to outward appear
anccS. looks like the common boiler, can
be lowered ia the well and the power
applied direct at the bottom, which is
the true place OF resistance i'm making
u hole
Projecting therelrom is a rod which
resembles a piston-rod working in and
ont of The cylinder: upon said rod the
drill bits are firmly fastened and the
apparatus lowered i'm the well the usual
way. The entire mechanism, with a
number of Improvements to adapt it to
drilling. is about the same as prOpel the
electric street car. and q number OF
mechanics and electricians who have
seen il say, "thcre is no reason why the
thing won't work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
AZ ENGLIsmMAN .rEAI,e



LoNpoN, september 30. -Mr John
Morley spoke az -. Hclcns tonight 60
a large audience. lie gay. euphl,
account of his experience, during l-
recent tour OF Ireland, referring parur-
ularly 10 the condition of affair.
n Tippcrary aud 90 the scenes boo
which hc himself took part The
speaker said that a week ago Mr. john
Dillon went to address his constituents
in East Mayo. Upon arriving 200 the
town. where the first meeting $3.50. tu
be- held, Mr.. Dillon found thc platform
Of the station surrounded by police.
and military, aud he va, td hg
niOnist magistrate tIaf NJ lr
used Illegal language 90 would Doe
the magistrates duty Go dl-por,. tlr
meeting. Now in the first place tHi.
simply meant That the divisional macI-.
irato would Dee the Judge a- tD Whether
Dillon, language was legal COZ Ilr-l.
and Zoo the second place. what appeared
90 be- almost as important b. meant i
Dillon used the language that thc mage
istratc deemed Illegal. 30 Wa, the m.gI--
tratc's duty 10 dispcrsc the meeting
n
Of rcsOlute government could uOf 1000
Irish member OF Parliament Dee trusted
10 address his constituents without thc
adoption OF such measures. Suppose
that no that meeting Doe Morley had
said something which Che ch.c con-
stable OF the district chose u
think illegal. VA. tlc clu-fl.
Bile. instead of arrcsting thc speaker tp
baton and shoot tine audience Ntnf
uI1n..t orator, had prepared addr
Tor the autumn campaign tho rlnrI. N.
which was that bank deposits and a
way returns in Ireland wore lnur
ccdcutcd; that the National Lolsu.
was thing of the paste THAT
the Natiouali>t~ were cOwrd aUI
beaten, aud that the Irish movement
had blown over as Irish movement htd
blown over before. The Tipporr.
prosecution. however. had bllghted the
hopes OF thc IniOnist,. aud given fle
lio 10 their rose col0rcd pictures. 1br
proceedings of tho la~f fortnight
iu Tlppcmry would have thr
inevitable effect OF mliy.ug rpy
Nationalist. lay and clerical. all 0f
once more closing the Nati0naIi~t Ana-.
u was no wonder that thc Coercion
party had been thrown into 90 state 0i
CONSERVATION. u would bo claimed
that this was not question ul
thc law bcin. broken. and thaf
10 wls thc duty of the government f.
strike 40 thc law breakers Buf tHI-
excuse would not do. because by flD
governments OWL showing fIr.s ...
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION OF NITRO GLYJsRINE
NEAR NEW CUMBERLAND.
Ihs Only Particle Of an Employe Found Was HIS
Tongue Railroad Affairs in The State.
A Big Land Sale in Kanawha.
Rckp1ckes IN Parkorsburg

SPECIAL Telegram 10 ne Register.
SrEUnENvILIE, O., september 90
4 terrific explosion of nitr0-glyccrine oc-
CURED to-day at eleven o'clock at Black
horse landing. over the river in Ham
cock county. West Virginia. \ factory
operated by the Acme Torpedo Com
pany. which furnishes torpedoeS for the
Turkey foot oil region, is located there.
and q workman named RalSton Shoit
was ripue two hundred quarts of nitro
glyccrinc when the explosion occurred.
The building was entirely demolished
and ShoH was torn into mince meat.
The largest piece of him found was his
tongue. ShOI was twenty-fOur years
age and came to BlackhorSe from Oleau,
New York. His home is Pierce, Dakota.
The torpedo establishment was Io-
Gated close Co the public road and rail-
road. and has been Il menance ever
since it has been there. Ii will un-
d1ubtcdly bc bauishcd TO some more re-
mote quarter.
The keystone State was coming up
the river couple OF hundred yards be-
low at tine time. Had she been opposite
her boilers would very probably have
exploded from the c0ucuSSion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
Irnn and steel Experts.

New YORK, September 29.-Ihe
members of the British Iron and steel
Institute. and the German Nerein
Dcutscher Eiscn lluttenlcutc, who ar
rived this morning on the Seryia. were
invited to attend the session of the
American Institute Of Mining Engineers
held i'm Chickering Hall this afternoon.
several of them responded. There are
j3O members Of both Institutes in the
civ The meeting was presided over
bv ex-Nlayor a. ). Hewitt, Pres
ijent of the American Institute OF
Engineers. When the meeting had been
called to order about 100 names OF per-
sons residing I'm the United States.
Groat Britain and Canada, were added
to the list of membership. The papers
IN he read before the conference We're
tben distributed. They were Magnet
IT, Concentration at the Michigan, Lake
Snncrior Mines" by John c. Fowler.
.0nc Dressing by Electricity at the
Tuly Foster Mine. by +. =. Mcdowell
Inw York city. The Magnetization
of Iron ore" 10y ClementSJones, lioteni-
danoua. Pa. The meeting then ad-
iourued
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Parkersburg Points.

Special Tsl-grGHi 10 M Hsgis'er.
PAEKEsEUEG. w. VA. Sept. DO.
Gangs of pickpoc6etS were following
Forcpauch's circus. Dave Duncan was
robbed of 5000 to-day. and man named
Kelmirc. another named Willis and two
mon from Ohio wcrc cleaned ont by the
thieves
Three of the speak easy" gang were
brought down here from st. Mary>
Saturday, +. e. Fairchild. Fred. c. Bah
and Pete TAYLOR. The first two We're
aucd to wait hearing. Taylor gave
bond for his appearance. Taylor went
hark to ST. MaryS aud last night was
rcarrcstcd for attempting the same of
fensc
Miss Lcttic Byrd. of Elizabeth, who
had been given poison ia prescription
bya druggist of that town, died at
three o'clock to-day.
A meeting of the Senatorial ENccu-
tive Committee, of this senatorial dis
trict. was held here to-day. Hon. VIM.
Morris, Of Tyler county, was nominated
for tine State Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
4 stab at Italy.

PARIS, September 29.-The Figaro
publishes an interview with Signor
Crispi. the Italian Prime Minister, In
which he dcn0unccs the attitude of
France toward Italy, and instances the
annexation Of Tunis as breach Of good
faith This action. he declared. was %
stab at the heart Of Italy. There is no
danger of war unless it is sought by
France. lie dcplorcd the continued in
crease Of their armamcnts by the ma
tions Of Europe and believed that this
course would end TN running Europe TO
the advantage Of America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
WEST VIRGINIA cEwrEAL.
Meeting OF StockhoIders-M Maine Capital
lists Opening Up Timber Tract.
= ~ --------- L IL l---------

PIEDMONT ". Va sept. 99.-The
meeting OF the stockholders of the
West Virginia Central and Pittsburgh
Railway company was held at the COM
pany's Office here to-day. \ number OF
Stockholders. including President Davis,
were present Nothing of special inter
est transpired. only routine business
being transacted. All seemed satisfied
with the business and condition of the
road.
A party Of Pennsylvania and Maine
capitalists are here to-day, en- route 20
Davis. % whica place they go isaItcr-
noon. They have purchased large
and valuable tract OF timber land up
the Beaver. some six or eight miles
above Davis. They have arranged
with IL. e.. Davis * Co. for mill site
and lumber yard at Davis. and will con-
>ruct either standard or narrow
gauge road from the latter place to
their timber tract. They Will erect a
mill at once and expect Co cut one mil
lion feet OF lumber per month. Some
of thc party are interested in the manu-
facture of wood pulp, and are looking
after wood for thatpUrpose. another ev-
dcncc ol what the West Virginia Cen
trail is doing for Che State.
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!IilledinaW Wreck.

TENlNo, WASH., September ga
special freight train Oh the Northern
Pacific from Portland ran into the rear
Of Pacific mail No. . yesterday at this
place. and two men, Jacob Johnson and
c. d. Staudberg, killed. The mail
train was standing ON the main track
when the freight came around a curve
and crashed into IT, The engineer and
fireman of the freight jumped and We're
not injured. The men killed were rid
ing on q Hat ear ON the rear OF the
freight. The rear sleeper was badly
damarCd
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Not.efor isoulanger.

PAE- September .9 " Ggy0t
Minister OF Public Works in pe.eh
at thc opening OF new bridge over tIr
Seine 40 Connares. Sainto llonorInr. rl-
pressed regret that Notwithstanding th.
recent B0u.augi-t revelations there ,t'I
existed FOO France persons who Herr
ready 20 support "a nlg other than Chat
OF the Republic Hearing some mHr-
mur- of di-approyal iu the crowd 80.
Guyot added: "Accompliccs Of tne a-.
plrant 20 the throne of Caesar has, uY
business here. The best course ls
dupcs can take is % allow thcm,rte-
% Dee buried loo oblivion. Whom tHr
cormony wa, over and NJ Guy1t wa.
about to depart a Bouaugi.t rushed f9.
ward the Minister. using insulting words
and threatening to strife him The
man va, promptly arrested.
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rFRSE rELEGRAMs.

The Democratic Congressional Conferees
of fbe Twentv-fifth Pennsylvania District,
.o,nnrisinc the counties of Butler, Mercer,
I Lawrence and Beaver met at Butler yes
terlav. and nominated E. p. Gillespie, Of
Mercer county.
The President has SAINT 20 the senate lue
nomination of John y. IRWIN oil Iowa.
Governor OF Arizona.
The House Of Representatives yesterday,
passed bin 70 prevent the q essecrailoh oI
The United States flag, by printing thereon
of anv painting or advertisements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30

Wu.kEsBAREE. PA. September 90
A collision occurred between a coal
train and passenger train on the Jersey
Central railroad between leighton and
Packerton, near Mauch Chunk this
evening. The accident was caused
by operator Helfnger, who failed
to give proper order to the
coal train. Both engines were
thrown over the cmbankment on
the Lehigh Valley tracks below. The
passengers were panic stricken,
but none Of them were injured be-
vond "a few bruises. .Thc
killed are: Engineer Bigclow and Fire
man Dunlap. of the coal train, and Fire
man Mitchell. of the passenger train.
The injured are Taylor Bedford. engi-
ncer of the passenger train, and two
brakemen Of the coal train.
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British Grain Trade.

LoSDoN. september 30. 9.-Thc Ndh
Lane Express, in It's weekly review of
the British grain trade, says: English
whoats are in plentiful supply and
prices have fallen Gd. The sales dur
ing the past week were lOG,31g quarters
of wheat. at 3lS 6d, against s3,O52 quar-
tiers. at 32s. and during the correspond
ing week last year, There has been a
general decrease OF Gd in foreign
wheats. At Liverpool California fu-
lures fell Id per ccntal. Barley has de-
clncd Gd. Oats. beans aud peas are
yyens
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TO REVISE THE CONFESSION.
Presbyterian Committeeman VIII Hold II
Secret Meeting.


PrTrSnURG, PA, September 29.-Dis-
tinguished ministers will be in Pitts
burg next week. The committee ON the
revision of the Confession of Faith
meets on Wednesday, October Q, at the
Western Theological Seminary.
This committee was appointed at IT,
last General Assembly of the Pres,
terian Church, and as the character o,
the work is so important care was taken
in the selection Of the personnel Of the
committee.
There will be number OF meetings
held on the subject, the first one being
the preliminary and intended rather for
an interchange of views than to take
definite action. Owing 10 the Importance
and dclicacy of the subject matter, it has
been decided TO conduct the first meet
ing in secret.
The committeeman will outline plans
on which to arrive at some general con-
cordancc by the time the second meet
ing is held.
The ministers on the committee who
will be present at the meeting are the
Rev. Profs. w. G.. Roberts, Chairman,
l4dkt uIItNl Nullt-ts iii.s W IL N'AN'iif
Princeton College. y. J.; +. :. Hastings,
Union Theological Seminary, New York;
NJ. Il. Riddle, Western Theological
Seminary. Allegheny; W. J. Beecher,
Auburn Theological Seminary. \. y;
+. d. Morris, Lane Theological Semi
nary. Cincinnati; Herrick Johnson,
Mccormick Theological Seminary. Chi
cago; William Alexander, San Francisco
Theological Seminary; +. l.. Patton,
Princeton College. y. j.. and the Reys.
w. Z. Moore, Columbus, o.; II. j. Van
Dyke. Brooklyn; Ebenezcr Erskine,
MELVILLE. Pa: James L. Leftwitch, Bal
timorc: Samuel j. Nichols, st. Louis.
and T.. K. Burkhalter, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
The elders on the committee are eX-
senator ). j. K. Mcmillan, Minnesota;
Judge Alfred Hand. Pennsylvania; Hon.
Emerson L. White, Ohio; Judge II. Il.
Sayler. Indiana; W. ;. Gilman, New
York: Barker Gummere, New Jersey;
William Ernest, Kentucky; George Jun
kin, PENNSYLVANIA. and c. NJ. Charnlcy,
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Tho pncl,ing Hou.e Flre.

CmcAGo. September 29.-lt was near
Is noon to-day VIXEN the fire at Fowler
Brothers packing house was officially
pronounced eXtinguiShed. The Fowl
crS have made arrangements by which
they will temporarily occupy the Allcr-
ton slaughter house. They slaughter all
most exclusively for the English market
and the throwing on the market here of
hogs which would have gone to them
had they been working caused a de-
crease of 10 TO 20 cents per hundred
weight in the price of light hogs.
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sl,,in md McNnlinc in Court.

LONDON, September 29-Slavin and
McAuliiTc having been informed that
the authorities intended to prosecute
them for Gfting surrendered them
selves to the police thi, morning and
were arraigncd in the Lambeth police
court OH the charge of committing "a
breach of the peace. The prisoners
were rcmaudcd until Friday. Each
was required 10 furnish his personal
surety in eLO00. and two bondsmcn,
who could each qualify in the sum of
l..l .Iu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30

D,xvrr-. Ills. September ~
saturday evening Toad Termination a
worthless character, got drunk anu
nloreJ Paul Ramay. a lad Of twelve on
Mind broncho. then struck the horse
- HOW with A whip. The broncho ran
beadlonr into barb wire fence, throw
inr The how into the fence. The boy :
,Liob was broken and he was lacerated
60 forriblv that hc will die. Pennington
lied ON hsrseback and has not been APP
.,,.ioudsl