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4 stree, r ,lInar M.rnass Gone.

CLEVELAND, o., March 5.-JOseph
Stanley, one of the wealthy street railroad
mssnaies of this city, aud President Of the
Broadway line, died at his home this
morning from injuries received il fill
from one OF his OWE electric cars, last Fri
daY evening. Stanley came to tins city
poor boy, bat amsssed wealth steadily.
His railroad is one OF the longest and best
paying in the city.
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Ratified In Joint Session.

DRs MONIES, IA, March 5.-The houses
OF the Legislature in joint session to-day
ratified cir action Of yesterday in ballot
ing for U. S. Senator and Senator Allison
was declared elected TO be his own sue
cessor for the term of years from March
4 1891
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Ur wa selectirp presents for his

He was selecting presents for his girl
bsfore Christmas. He fought sn amber
comb. q hex of osramels, and q bottle ei
Df. Buu's CouSh Syrup, and showed him
self thereby a right sensible dude.
Enterprises of great pi;h and moment
o,s an engrossing the minds OF men, that
,bsv nsoisc, their own sffairs, aud gtos
"a win p,iu, forgetting that bottle OF
Salvation Oil will cure all.
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,1on.v MR.. !, frAr.on Davis.

JACKSON, Miss March Sat meet
ing of the directors Of the Jtff Davis
Lard Company yesterday, $1,000, the
proceeds Of stock sold, wss turned over TO
the trustees for the benefit of Mrs. DAVIS.
Il is thought that twice as much will be
srcuTfd
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Special Telegram 70 the Register.
FAIRMoNT DEPOT, W. VA, March s.
This mOruing Thomas Nszum, aged 65
vesre q well-krown and highly respected
citizen of Nszum Mills, this county,
while walking vp Bridge street, staggered
and dropped to the pavement and expir. d
in few moments. Heart failure was the
cause OF death.
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ACCIDENT Al PIymoulh.

PLYMOUTH, PA, March 5.-Another
terrible mire ACCIDENT hls occurred at
Plymouth. Four men are reported killed
by premature explosion. Two OF tue
Killed are Thomas Ovens and james Leon
ard. Five men we're Injured. Rsscuers
are now at work takirg out the ir ured.
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CEEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.
Three Receivers Appointed to Take
charge OF the wrecked Waterway.

Three Receivers Appointed to Take
charge OF the wrecked Waterway.
HAaEBsTowN. ND, March 4.-Ohief
JudRe Alvey to-day appointed Robert
Bridges, Of Washington county; Richard
D. johnson. Of Allsgauy, and Joseph d.
Baker. OF F,eierick county, receivers Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, each Of
the receivers 70 give s bond for $3O, 600
for the performance OF his duty, and they
are 10 report at the earliest moment The
probable cost of repairing the canal, and
givs the bsss infornstion as to the feasi-
6ilisy Of operating the canal when re-
paired. The three msn named are among
the most thoTough-gJug buainess men oi
their respective counties, and hsve been
ide-ti6ed sll their lives with the business
interests of Western Maryland. Tney are
thoroughly acquainted wi'h the canal and
its operations.
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. p,ovosv,,,e Bank Burned out.

BROWNSVILLE. PA, March 5-The
ba.kiOg building of the MOnongahela Ma
tional bank was totally destroyed by fire
this morning, Tee books, papers ana
monevs Of the bank were saved and the
loss is covered by insurance. Ine oshS
will resume business in the Csn'rai ho'e'
bulldog tomorrow.
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Taulbee SIN In Danger.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The condition
of ex. representative Tsulbee was reported
to be somewhat improved to day. The
surgeons, however, ssy that ne is still in q
dangerous condition, and that unless the
ball con be extracted it will prove fatal.
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Death Of a BALTIMORE Flnsneier.

BALTIMORE, March 5.-Allen A. Chap
man, a prominent merchant and fnsrcisr,
died last night, of congestion Of the lungs
aftsr an i,lsess of about three weeks. lie
COS horn in Connecticut in 1918, bat came
N Baltimore when II years old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-06

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 5.-At the
Democrats State Convention in Music
Hsll. this morning, John W. Davis, Of
PaglucSet, was nominated for Governor,
and wm. P. @. WaTdwsll, Of Bristol, for
Lieutenant Governor, with the rest of the
1887 ticket.
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K. & 0. RAILROAD SOLD.

Bondholders Pay Over Half Million
For 1t.
COLUMBUS, O., March 5.-Tbe Kanswha
and Oiio railroad was cold yesterday
under foreclosure and decree in favor OF
the Mercantile Trust Company of New
York. Nelson Robinson and W. B. Post,
representing bondholders and stockholders,
paid S5O5, 600 for the road.
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Thar rFrcnses Acosnted

PIrTsFIELD, MASS, March 5.--The
Catholic pupils have returned to the High
School, and their excuses we're accepted
by recommer dation of the School Commit
tee to Principal Welch. The histnry class
is going on with its work on the Reforma-
tion, usiDg different text books, including
Myersi and AndersnniG.
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Resume Pureh.,e, Of 4 Per Cent Bonds.

Resume Purchases of 4 Per Cent Bonds.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 5.-The
Secretary Of the Treasury announced to-
day thst he is prepared to resume pur-
cbasea of 4 per cent bonds 20 such amount
as may be justified By the available hal
ence in the Treasury. All offers at 123
Dat or less Till be accepted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-06

uARK bark tits SOZOD0Nr 1 cry,
Haste Youths and msidens, coEe ana ouy'
Come aud = secret I'll unfold,
At small expense TO young and oio'
A charm that will on both oestoT
A ruby lip, and teeth like snow.
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s,vsn opsrs,Ives Loso Their Lives

BERLIN, March 5.-A shoe factory at
Weissenfeis sa1oBy was destroyed by fire
today. S.ven Of the employees los. their
lives in the burniug building.
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Pob,,o Bu,Idinr at Fremont

WASHINGTON, March Senator Payne
to-day introduced bill for new puhlic
building at Fremont, Ohio, to cost $780,
600.
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10 savs A.,,,tant SECRETARY.

WASHINGTON, D. @, March 5.-The
President today approved the act provid-
ing for al Assistant Secretary of War.
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Uorsford's Acid Phosphate

A HeaIthful Tonic.
Used i'm place Of lemons or lime
mice it will harmOnize with '"ch
.,tmuIauts as are necessary 10 take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-06

AHANDsoME complexion is ore Of the
greatest charms woman can possess.
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder gives it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
DON'T BURN THIS.
THE PLUMED KNIGHT WRITES A LETTER ON
RECIPROCITY
To the Boot and She Club, Of Boson-The Slick
Man from Name Tries 10 Doyetail
High Protection With His
Free Trade Notions.

BAR HARBoR, Nj, September -.
CoL W. w. Cl0pp. Editor Boston Jour
nat, Boston
DEAR SH:-I am in receipt of your
favor asking if can attend the annual
banquet of the Boot and Shoe Club of
Boston i'm October. You add that the
members are " in hearty sympathy with
my views regarding the best method OF
extending American trade. and would
be glad TO have me address them"
/ regret that my engagements will not
permit me to accept the invitation. Your
club can do great good by counteracting
a certain phase of New England opnt
ion. entertained at home as well as in
Washington, an opinion which ! must
regard as In the highest degree unwisc
and hurtful To New England interests.
New England is to receive in the new
tariff the amplest protection for every
manufacturing interest within her bor-
dcrs. both great and small. and IL will in
my Judgment be both ineXpedient and
injurious for her representatives to dis
regard a measure which will promote
western interests. At this very time
the boards of trade, the chambers Of
commerce and the public opinion in
Havana are demanding recipr0cical
trade with the United States.
Certain wise men ask: How can we
sell farm products in South America
when the same things are produced
there? Cereals are undoubtedly grown
in the SouthernmoSt parts of South
| America. but the wise men will rcmem-
Der that cereals and sugar do nor grow
In the same soil, and the sugar countries
of South and Central America and the
the West India Islands contain 10000
600 people, who import the largest pan
of their breadstuns.
Another class observe that they want
/ time to study the system. The object
/ lesson Immediately before us is the
/ treatment of the sugar question. Shall
We make Latin America a gift of that
/ trade? When We have studied that les
| son we shall be prepared for the second.
The worst proposition of all is put
/ forward by those who say: Let Us put
sugar ON the free list now. and next
year we will take mp the subject OF re-
Iciprocity."
If understand their logic, it is to
make sugar free this year without con-
dition and next year to ask Spain If She
will not kindly consent to grant MS re-
/ ciprocal trade. Holding the complete
| vantage ground ourselves. the proposed
/ policy transfers the vantage ground to
/ Spain.
Finally there is one fact that should
have great weight and especially with
protectousts. Every free trader in
/ the Senate voted against the reciprocity
provision. The free trade papers
/ throughout the country are showing
determined hostility TO it. They know
land feel that with a system of reciprocity
Established and growing, their policy of
/ free trade receives most serious blow.
The enactment of reciprocity is the
safeguard of protection. The defeat Of
reciprocity is the opportunity Of free
trade. Yours very respectfully.
JANfTS g. BLAINE.
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CoxDENSED rELEGRAMS.

I'm Lcmont, Ills, masked burglars entered
Timothy Carr0lIs house, shot ana neat
him 90 iuscusiblity and fled with sl2,OOO.
The Wisconsin Central failed in its
suit 10 eject three farmers from their land
In Ashland county. The title TO lOO,OW
acres valued at S20O.O0O depended on the
decision of this test case.
An insane female patientin the Southern
Illinois Hospital for the Insane seriously
stabbed three female nurses.
Two students of Lafayette College,
Easton, Pa, were suspended for year for
hazing.
Domestic and business trouble between
Menke and his son-in-law, j. j. Glaken'
prominent hop-growers of California, re
suited i'm the killing of Menke, the mortal
wounding of Glaken, and the probable
fatal wounding of the formers son.
Richard O'Bren. of Montreal, who re
ported that Prince George of Wales had
been arrested for fighting in a dive, has
been arrested charged with criminal libel
The Pacific Mail steamer Rio Janeirc,
was delayed fourteen days and damaged
-. .OOO. the result of collision.
About $50 of Barnum's ballet girls struck
nj Cedar Rapids. Ia. for $50 per Week
nm increase of $50. They cot IL.
Volunteer. Diablo Russell, Ens, Kirk
over Victress and Kempland won at
Gravesend. and Response, Tenor, Mlckie
II Nina Archer. Tom Rogers. Caloloa anu
Fouzo at Louisville
At Johnstown. Pa, Chalmer l.. DICK one
of the legal representatives of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, died suddenly.
The Democrats of the Sixth district OF
California nominated for Congress W. d..
Curtis. of San Bernardino, by.acclamatioh-
The English brewery buying syndicate
M san Francisco. has made lis first pay
ment of S6JOOOO on its purchase OF the
Philadelphia brewery.
E. L. Crandall X Co., paper makers, at
Newton. Upper Falls, Mass, have made
am assignment. Liabilities $4,000. assets
S33 600.
Tom Arden Rhea and Sternberg Dicus
won az Cleveland. and Orphan Boy and
Nightingale at the Philadelphia Driving
Park
WI Applegatc X Co, dealers In corn
chiefly. on the Chicago Board of Trade,
failed this morning. Liabilities small
DR.. j. o. Green, who arrived in Louis
Vile. confirms the truth Of the finding OF
Robert Ray Hamiltons body in Snake
river.
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Mnshlncton News.

Minister Mizer, ate uatemala. telegraphs
that the Old National Assembly of San
Salvador has unanimously elected Carlos
Eazeta provisional president till March j..
The House Commerce Committee has
favorably reported the bin for bridge
over the Mississippi at New Orleans.
Senator Hiscock introduced a bill to au-
thOrize the construction OF a tunnel connect
ing Staten Island with Long Island.
The Senate passed the Senate bill author
ilngthe Librarian OF Congress 10 purchase,
al not exceeding $4,000, "Townsend's Ii
brary of National, State and Individual Re
cords" concerning the origin, progress
and consequences of the late Civil War,
and the House bin for marking the lines of
battle and the position of troops of tine
Army of Northern Virginia at Gettysburg,
Pa; also Senate bill appropriating Si5,O 600
for public building at Bar HarbOr, Me.
The House passed Senate bills for the
relief of Admiral :. y. Carter and for "a
bridge over Tennessee river at Knoxville,
and House bill for u bridge across Altama-
liza river, Georgia.
The House concurrcd in Senate ameud-
ments TO House bill authorizing the Secre-
tary of the Interior 10 submit proposal
for the sale of the western part of the Crow
Indian reservation i'm Montana
The conference report ON the Railroad
Land Forfeiture bin was agreed TO by the
Senate by a party vote.
The Senate passed the House auti-lottery
oiu
The population of the State of Colorado,
according TO the count of the Census Blu
rcau. is 4lO915. This is "a net increase
during the decade of 2lG,6lN
The total offers of q IS TO the Treasury
yesterday for the entire country. so far as
heard from. aggregate about $4,000 The
prepayment of interest 0n the As amounted
90 about S>OO,OOu
Representative ConacI introduced bin
for the erection of statue or monument In
thc city of Washington TO the memory Of
John Ericsson. al a. cost of S50.00O.
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THE SUB B-TREASURY SYSTEM.
Farwell Would Abolish 1t and Put the
Money in the Banks.

money III the n"hks'
CHICAGO, September Ex-senator c.
b. Farwell, of this city. writes the fol-
lowing letter To the Intcr-Occpn from
Waukesha. Wis:
Il see a good deal said i'm the papers
about the tightness in the money mar
ket. and that Secretary Window has
been called upon 10 relieve il. The
finances of the country can never
be I'm a healthy condition when il
is required that the Secretary of
the Treasury shall be- asked to
step in and relieve stringency
which ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. No one man
should have IL i'm his mower 10 make
money either chcaD or dear. The
Government is collecting more money
than IL spends. so that according to the
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THE GAS TURNED on.
4 Mystery Ia boarding IIouse-The Girl
Still Unconscious.

HAAAA i''AifNAhh7s
ONEIDA, y. Y, September l6.-On Sun
day afternoon George Shcifel and VIII HOl-
land, two boarders at +. u. Randal's house,
noticed a strong smell OF gas.
The family were all away, as they sup
posed. at Oneida Lake. They opened sev-
eral doors till they came 10 a room Occu-
pied by Miss Nellie Lilies, pretty girl
who assisted Mrs Randall in the house
keeping. This door was locked. but
they were able to force it open about an
inch, when the smell of gas almost over
came them.
The door seemed TO resist all attempts,
as if heavily blocked on the inside. twas
finally opened a little further, when the
young men were startled by "a groan from
the interior of the room. Stciiel tried to
reach through % remove the obstruction,
but was unable to do so. He then went to
the neighbors, and Frank Naue and his
daughter returned with him, Nane carry
ing step ladder, by which access was
gained 10 the window. He broke In several
pancs of glass 10 let out the gas I'm the
room, and as he looked In was Mortified 10
see the body of the girl on the floor. wed2cd
i'm against the dOcr lie loOscned the win
dow. and entering found that IL was Miss
Lilies. She was unconscious. lying on the
ANNl bNiAAlNA "a tAhttf Nl AAAh ~ AAANtA lAN''NHA
her against the chamber door.
The gas burner was turned on full force
This was at once shut of, the girl placed
on the bed and physicians sent for They
found many bruises on the girls body
hips and head. Miss Lilies is about -
years old, well developed and of medium
height, and the bruises could not apparent
~ have come from a fall. She has been
with Mrs Randall since March, and bore
an excellent character I'm spite Of all the
physicians could do, the girl did not regain
consciousness, and has remained in this
lifcless condition ever since The physi-
clans hope that they can restore sensibility
and are anxious to know what story she
viii tell of the strange affair
There is a suspicion that the girl may
have been attacked. beaten in a struggle
for life and honor, and left in this way, the
Gas being turned on to give appearance Of
suicide. The other theory is that the girl
actually attempted suicide. though this
does not explain the bruises, the position
of the body and clothing
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FOR ANNEXATION.
A CANADIAN ORGAN STIRS UP lHE DONlN-
ION.
Il Comes Out Fat-Foctsd for Annexahol-De-
carci Treasonabls - Something Of
Sensation il Government Circles
il Canada.

OTTAWA, ONT. September lG.-The
fact can no longer be disputed that the
annexation question is fast becoming
one of the live issues OF the day. and
will play an important part In the politi
cal affairs OF Canada.
The sentimental loyaliStS cudcayor To-
belittlc the movement. but, neyerthe-
less, are whiStlng to keep mp their
courage.
1t matters not what part OF the Do
minion one looks TO, there is % be found
evidences Of dissatisfaction at the exist
ing state OF affairs Leading public
men have not heSitatcd to call attention
to the increasing popularity of the
movement for closer trade and social re-
lations with the United States fact,
in some instances going so far as Go
espousc ON the public platform political
union.
One Of the Government organs ha,
come out squarely for separation from
England The Quebec Telegraph says:
III we are permitted To gauge current
events i'm Canada, We think that annex
alton to the United States is making
great headway among the people. II is
coming, and that before long Sir
John may preach all kind of doctrines:
he may climb upon Johnny Bulls back.
and become the last man on earth t0ac-
cept the platform. but dollars and cents
will bring it about The Mckinley
bill is passed by large majority. and
that deals hard blow 90 the commerce
Of Canada. England. We are told. is as
ready To give up Canada and Ncwiouud-
land as lleligoland. Now what can we
do in this part of Canada without the
United States? We are positive that 40
least this part of the country would Doe
in thriving condition if we had Amer
lea merged into one general cOnicdcra-
tion How would Brother Jonathan
meet us but with an expression of joy
and comfort. dollar, and cents. prop
erty would boom. and commerce with
the world would be- carried with a ring
which would bring comfort and glory to
the masses.
"A few days ago the Stars and Stripes
were raised over custom house boo Mon
treal, and now they are flying over the
grounds of the Toronto exhibition.
What is TO prevent them from being
raised over the nation 40 some future
period? Something must bee done. bee
cause We cannot stand this tariff tinker
ing at Ottawa any longer. Thi, cuuu-
try is. i'm plain words. going to tAc Old
Nick. and II 40 the next general election
the rciormers do not become aware of
the situation. We will bc starved out of
nyf.fpuep Inv tho 'rftpd Sflft- tariff
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SLAPPED HIS FACE.
\ Pair of Washers Tackle the Wrong
Actress at Charleston.

Special Telegram, 10 the Register.
CHARLEsToN, w. VA, September l6-
At noon to-day while eating dinner at
their hotel. Misses Eta Reed and Maud
Durand. OF the Eta Reed Dramatic Co,
were insuted by two men, w. W. Beelar,
who registers from Louisville, Ky, and NJ.
Dashiel, who says he is part proprietor of
distillery at Lexington, KY, for which.
Bcelar travels. 1t appears that Dashiel
wrote a note 10 Miss Reed last evening at
tempting TO introduce himself, but the
lady refused to see him and sent word that
she was too busy with her work to make
outside acquaintances. Another note of
an insulting nature was sent 10 the ladies
and requested their presence in the rooms
occupied by Beelar and Dashiel To
this Manager Bealey, of the Reed Com
pany took exception and talked
pointedly TO the writer and his
friend The matter was quieted until at
dinner to-day. After the ladies had fin
ished their meal they started out of the
dining room. and the mashers gazed at
them i'm such a manner as 10 become very
offensive. One of the men turned his chair
partially around in his gazing. This so in
suited Miss Durand that she turned back
and slapped Beclar several times on the
face Dashiel said he wrote one note TO
Miss Reed. but not of an offensive nature,
To which he signed his name, stating that
friend had requested him 10 meet her and
make himself known a great deal of eX-
citement prevailed, and Misses Reed and
Durand have the sympathy Of the people.
Their party has been here some time, re
organizing for their season, which opens
here tomorrow night.
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FIRE IN THE ALHAMBRA.
Great Damage to the Famou, Palace of
Granada.

Great Damage To the Famous Palace OF
Granada.
MApEp, September ia fire broke
out at l0 O'Clock last night iu the palace
of the Alhambra iu Granada. and, dee
spite the effort, made to oNtiuguIsh it
10 is stiil burning.
The fire originated in the AiDerc1
court yard and soon spread 90 the gall
lcrics. Great damage ha, been done.
The Alhamhra. or Red Castle. is %
suburb of Granada, fortified boo the
strongest manner known tO thc middle
ages. cayabic of containing 10000 men.
and enclosing the exquisite remain, of o.
Moorish palace whose beauties have
been celebrated by all travellers and add
mirably illustrated by the pen of Wash
ington Irving. Situated in the midst
of noble woods. surrounded by gardens.
and built with sumptuOu,nesS. this
beautiful spot contains everything that
could cOutributc 90 the security and
qualification OF the Granadiau princes.
The Hall of Lion, is the grand apart
ment OF the palace; 10 iS socailyd from %
splendid fountain supported by lions.
ana is fNlIIfIN constructor fl NIHi ...
and alabastcr. and ornamcutcd with
most delicate frctwork and arabe.qurs.
The Hall of Abcucerragcs is still moro
beautiful The ceiling is of cedar wood
nlaid with mothcr-of-pcarl, ivory and
silver. and the walls are succeed and
ornamcntcd with arabcsqucs of the
most elegant and intricate design.
The principal building was begun by
Ibnal-Ahmar in l24s and finished by
his grandson Mohammcd III. about
1914. but the principal decorator was
Yuscf ]. Since the Castiliau conquest
1f Granada 30 has undergone % series of
Disbursements almost without inter-
ruption. Charles " modcrulrd SOME
of its most characteristic portions. and
successive governors aftcrwari pIIIagcd
it, The French blew up eight of thc
towers and tried todcmolish the whole.
and 30 j., only within fcw years that
the remains have received Intelligent
care
The place is now under the charge oi
a governor and number OF invalid
soldiers.