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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-12
Howis YourBlood?

I had a malignant breaking ont on my
leg below the knee, and was cured sound
and well with two and half bottles OF
S. 5. ). O;her blood medicines had fail
Cd 10 do me any good.
WILL [. beatty, Yorkville, ). Z.
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a Good Investment.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO FORM \ syn
w dictate or Company for tn purpose Of I'M
proving the odd Grant House property at the
corner Of Tenth and Main streets. by building
an Opera House and flats" for dwelling pur-
poses: or. StOreroOmS aud flats: or. We Will
offer the property for sale rs it now stands.
The fact has recently been demonstrated that
We need larger Opera House. Dwelling
-r--- -. - ~. IN demand and can readily be
rented. ~ Tor >torefuuni.. 'hcrc is not AN idle
or vacant >torcruom between Tcntn -,vs.t and
the creek.
At this corner the street ear facilities are cy-
traordinary, aud cannot bS eegqpillffl, II nuw
uttirl l'.i,.. eta CITY. An vii'' '"i' - -,
given 10 those who are seeking 20 goou I"! lnE
real r-tat, inv -ts.s.s.s.
RINEHART ~ TATUM,
Real Estate and Stocks
mvtfJ,rh 1914 Market Street
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Notice to Paving Contractors

dds AND PLANS WILL BE RECEIVED
ID for mile more or less. OF Brick Street
Pavement 10 be laid in Catlettsburg.
Estimates to receive attention must be- i'm on
or before May 18th. Address
CHAIRMAN BOARD OF TRUSTEES
myl0a Catlettsburg Ky
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Notice TO Contractors and Builders.
600. 900 Worth Of stone Give &c q Chanre 20
Rid ON lour Stone Work.

-. 600. 600 Worth Of stone Give re 4 Chan'g 20
Bid ON iour Stone Work.
HAVTNG COMPLETED THE BELNoNi
IL County Court House and Jail, Will -.0
personal attention go the stone BUSHES. ar4 r
prepared 10 handle anything IN thr i..
building stone Tor the trade In The Ohio ....I
AT prices TO beat competition, and rH .| H ...
tice Capacity of quarry aud f..
ties twenty ears per day. Es'|..'.r .U N'...
Work furnished on application
After twenty years eNpcrirucr I'M ''. ...r
business can say will write sf'. .H..Hi
do Your stone work aud guarantee ..f
net 10 crack.
w. j. McClAlN,
Office. Room 10, National Bank Builur
Brllalr' OBJ.
Telephone No. 10. m
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TERMS

oIlLIr NOTIVs uI UNIIli U " ~ = :, -
Er-Tributes OF Respect and Obituary Notices
50 cents per inch
F-CoREEsroNDENCE CONTAINING INFORMANT
NEWS SOLICITED IRON EVERY PART oF THE SUR
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
Rejected communications viii not BE- returned
unless ACCOMPANIED by sufficient postage.
stamps OF the denomination Of two cents ana
les accepted FOR amounts less than one dollar.
T1s REGISTER. embracing - ssrsrGi saii9nss
l. Entered al fte PosfoEcs ~ Wheeling, ". Va,
q Ina ne
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6~HNOTICE.

-R%NOIIOH'
have no partners in my bu,inr-. ' painting
signs, and ornamental painting anl atf.f-
ne. All contracts should be mal.
DC. hrE>fE
mr3Oh No. i727 81 .f..' e'r..'
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Notice TO Bridge Contractors.

dds AND PLANS WILL BE RECEIVED
ID FOR the erection OF an Iron Bridge. with
stone Piers, over Caitletts Creek, at Broadway
crossing. Catlcttsburg
Estimates, TO receive attention. must be- in on
or before May 18th. Address.
CHAIRMAN BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
myl0A Catlettsburg. Ky.
DROXIES. LEASES AND ALL KINDS OF
l. Blanks FOR sale at the REGISTER Counting
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CEALED PROPOSALS For I'D

Sealed proposals. addressed To the Chairman
OF the Committee on Real Estate. will be re-
day. NAV -. 1870. at : O'Clock D. m. for furnish
ing Ice for the City building The Committee
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
THOMAS i. THONER.
myI0r City Clerk.
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o5rnrral atptirrs.
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED Tu sLu 3d.
n Hess. ~ agent Tor Levi, Bal. Dig t.-.H
the business carried on by him af NN. i-l,.
street. will call and settle th'lr accounts
Hermann Hess a Co.. who arr aufh.rn.i t. r
c.iye and receipt for the same.
LEWIS BALL
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COpartnership Notice.

HERMAN HISS. Lra ut"
Herman Hess and Levi, Bah i.t. r-
/ formed "A co-partner>hlp Tor tAr pu-" 0. ..
| rying on the busne,, OF dealrr- ODD Nr.' fr
ducc and General Merchnudi.r. i.. I'..
Of the public is respectfully solicited
mylh HERMAN HISS a tN
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STAR BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
II YOU wish TO buy home. improve property,
borrow or save money, subscribe for stock in the
above association. Stock can be obtained upon
application to any OF the following gentlemen;
HIP. McGREGOR. CHARLES II. COPP,
CALDWELL. j. &. TOMLINSON,
!. NJ. BELLEVILLE. GEORGE LOOS.
CHARLES LUKENS. ". II. ANDERSON,
+. SCHOEN. LEWIS STEENROD,
HENRY MORRIS. c. J. CADDLE,
". NJ MARSH. ALFRED PAUL.,
maihd& G. /. HE'LL.
MARSHALL & RIES
ARE now PREPARED TO DO
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
Graining, Staining and Marblins.
apl7e&db No. 1928. Market St.
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Mt. CAMEL CONVERT, !

Mt. CARMEL CONVENT, J
Tbfbodaux, La, Jan. 81, 1883.
Mr.. F. Gouanx. Houna. La
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have obtained by ussnz your Aaii-Astbmatic
Powder snd Mixture. For tweI;ty years J
have suffered from that dreadful disease,
Asthms, and although | have tried msny
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tried yours. ! trust my experience with this
precious and valuable powder and mixture
will be tho means Of indacing others 70 gre
Il trial. Yours respectfully.
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Smiths Hotel
Main st. Houma, La.
C. p. SMITH, Proprietor.
Billiards, Liquors and Choice Cigars
IALWAYS ON HANDLE

-On American and European plan. Large
airy rooms for families and Commerciz Tray
aiers. Special attention given to Private Dim
ners. Transportation OF passengers free.
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Mail closes Is minutes before the de-
parture Of the train.
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Train for New Orleans and west
connection leaves Thibodaux 4:35p p. IN.
arrives $50 p. III.
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The following statement OF the deaths
in the two census years, and the death
rate per 600, shows decided improve
ment in the health OF the community:
1880. 1850
Deaths In census year.................... I3j 63l
Deaths per l,C00 population .llGo 1G.s5
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TOO MUCH WINE.
At Last 1t Bit Like Il serpent and Stung
Like an Adder,

At Last 1t Bit Like Il serpent and Stung
Like an Adder.
?. BUFFALO, N. Y, July l3.-Rev. Oliver
J. Booth, rector Of Trinity Episcopal
Church, at Lincoln, ILL.,, whose wife has
sued him for divorce, was formerly rec.
tor Of the fashionable Church OF the
Ascension in Buffalo. Three years ago
his Buffalo career eliminated in sem
,ional escapade which made great soan-
dal. Mr.. Booth was great favorite with
his wealthy Practitioners, who presented
him with larg' quantities OF choice vine.
He drank heavily until his use OF wine
resulted in his acting indiscreetly to-
ward the pretty wife Of. General
William Sooy Smith, the eminent civil
engineer OF New York. Mrs, Smith was
an attendant at the St. Catherine church,
OF which Mr.. Booth was rector before be
came to Buffalo. The clergyman Of
fered her attentions on the occasion Of
Il visit to friends here and at St. Cath.
eriue, which she did not relish. and
General Smith had an exciting encoun.
ter with the clergyman on a train at
Niagara Falls, In which the General had
the beat Of it. Train hands interfered
and saved the mlnister from being
wholly annihilated. Mr.. Booths con.
duct In various matters was then in.
ves,ieated by the vestry, and he was al.
lowed to resign. His friends sent him
to the State Asylum at Utica, whore he
was confined for several mouths, His
reformation wsa considered accom-.
plisael.
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THE EXClftAitNT INCREASES.
Men who were Bribtd Confcss-IcDowel
Denies 1t In Toto.

Men who were Bribed Confcss-3IcDowell
Denies it In Toto.
PlTTsDuRon, Pa, July lS.-The ex-
citement over the alleged bribery in the
Twenty-filth Congressional district con.
tinues to increase in the counties com.
prising that district, Mercer, Butler,
Lawrence and Beaver. John R. Tate,
one OF the delegates to the Republican
convention has made an affidavit tha,
his vote was purchased in the interests
OF Mcdowell, the successful nominee,
for s645. Another delegate, Fred Duerr,
has confessed and made affidavit that he
received $40 to "keep quiet" Thomas
Downing acknowledges he, ShaiIer and
Tate received $3.50 each.
Specials tonight from the different
county seats say the people are as,ound.
cd at the developments, but are uuaui.
nous in the opinion that Mcdowell
knew nothing OF the deal. D. i. Wal.
luce, who, it is claimcd, handled the
money, refused to be interviewed re.
gardiug the charges. He inlimsted how.
ever, that certain events connected with
the nomination two years ago would be
shown up.
Major Mcdowell was acen at his home
in Sharon by an Associated Press CORE.
spondent; and denies the affair in toto.
He says his nomination was fair.
ly won, and he will not give
1t up, etno matter what arc the
Developments or whose charges are
proven the fact that the district is the
home OF Senator Quay and that Town.
send, who was deleated for renomina.
tion, WAS SUI ported by Quay adds nd.
ditlUnal interest to the situation,
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THE DUNBAR DISASTER.
Suits TO be Instituted Against the Furnace
Company Mt Once,

Suits 10 be Instituted Against the FURNACE
Company ut Once. 80
USloSTowS, Pa, July 13.-Master
Workman Kerfoot came up from Scott
dale yesterday afternoon in company
with John r. Byrnc, for the purpose OF
meeting representatives OF the ill-fa!ed
Hill Farm miners, and with them taking
legal advice in regard to entering suits
against the Dunbar Furnace Company
for damages. The committee employed
Attorney K. P. Kennedy and ex.Judge
Edward Campbell to prosecute their
claims: Master Workman Kerfoot made
the following statement to the commit
tee andthelr attorneys.
The bereaved families will be the pros.
ecutors, and the Knights Of Labor and
the United Miners will stand by them
and see that they receive justice at the
hands Of the company. The prosecution
OF Superintendent Lang will be left to
the State authorities, and have every
reason to believe that our Common.
wealth will mete out justice TO Mr..
Lang. We, AZ an organization, are not
here to extract money from this com.
pany, or any ono else. We are here
owing to the fact that we feel we are
unprotected. There are dangerous mines
all over tho regions, and We want to
compel the companies to make their
miners safe. The bereaved families
claim damages, and will feel satisfied TO
get verdict to that effect"
Mr.. kerfoot thinks that the men who
obeycd Superintendent Lanp's orders in
regard to opening the drill hole are not
to blame. They We're simply obeying
the instructions Of the Superintendent
Of the mine, as any employe should. He
says that from the fact that there was
not mine boss or any mine oIlicial in
the mine when that deadly drill hole vas
tapped ought to be sufficient to convict
the company OF criminal negligence be.
lore any court and jury, and sustain
heavy damages for the families.
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THE CIIY'S CENSUS.
The Population Very Hand
some|y Increased since 80.
WHEELING HAS 37,565 SOULS,
An Increase Of nearly 7,OOO-Somc
Figures for COmparison-NEhcr
tho Increase was Greatest.
Martins Fcrry's Census.

The lSTELLlGRSCER this morning pre.
sents Tor the Grs! time definite and re-.
liable statement Of tho result US to this
city OF tho eleventh census. Several
close guesses have been made, but none
OF them were exact. The city's total
population, as shown by these returns,
is 81 ,565, nm increase OF 5,S2S since the
census OF 1880. OF this growth, all has
come since 1856, about which time there
WAS a decided get back in WEeelinp's
progress, and about half OF 1t has taken
place, judging from the best data acces.
sible, in the past year. The city is now
enjoying the most rapid increase in
population that ever occurred in her
history, and 1t is entirely safe to predict
that in the next year the growth will be
yet greater than in that Just closed.
Tho following figures arc exact-that
is, they coincide with the reports.
There were undoubtedly a few persons
missed by tho enumeraters, but this al
wayB occurs, and the census OF 1890 is
aa fully reliable as any taken in the
past, and probably more 30:
Total population
Persons having chronic cdIseases............. bs7
Soldiers and soldiers widows....,,,.,, 500
Deaths In past 1856
These figures OF course represent the
city proper, and nothing else. For
practical purposes Wheeling and the
surrounding towns form one eommunity.
Industrial Wheeling may be said to *.
tend from the lower end OF Bellaire to
the upper end Of Martins Ferry, and to
include besides these two towns Bridge.
port, Bcnwood, Fulton and outlying
hamets besides. As shown elsewhere.
the population Of Martins Ferry is G 35l.
The recent census Of Bridgeport shows
apopulation Of 1876. gain Of over 500
over the census Of 1850. Estimating the
remainder OF the great city OH both sides
OF the Ohio-already rs closely con-
nected as the parts OF any great city, now
being still more closely bound-it is a
conservative estimate 10 place the popu-
lalion at G5. 600
Of the growth OF the city proper in
fbe i'n Yeas since 1850, the Island
shows the greatest increase. In 1850
there were somewhat over ., 500 people
in the Seventh ward. This year there
are 1850. The First ward and the Sixth
and Eighth also show large additions.
DEATH RATE.
The following statement OF the deaths
in the two census years, and the death
rate per ! 90, shows decided improve
ment in the health OF the community:
1880. 1850
Deaths In census year.................. :. 49, 63l
Deaths per COO populatlon...........1l.Go 1Gs5
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GEN. FREMONT DEAD.
The Great Pathfinder Passes
Away at a Ripe old Age.
FIRST REPUBLICAN, NOMINEE
TOT tho Prcsihcncy..Skctch OF Ro.
mantle Carccr..llis Explorations
ana Scientific Rcscarchcs-A Z.
Bright Military Record.

NEW foRH, July l3.-Gencral John
Charles Fremont died at 4 o'clock this
afternoon at his residence 40 West
Twen.y.ffth street ia this city. His
death was caused by peritonitis aud was
sudden and unexpected.
He died at the home OF his adopted
daughter, the wife OF Colonel II, NJ,
Porter NINA Fremont), at 10 West
Twenty.hith street, at $3.50 this after.
noon.
His sickness was OF comparatively
brlef duration and dated from its first
Stages from the excessive heat last
Tuesday, when the thermometer went
up to 100. On that day the
old General went down to Seabricht
where bis adopted daughter, Mrs. Col.
Porter, was stopping, and the excessive
heat affected him very seriously. When
be returned home he feltil.
On Saturday the disease had developed
enough to show its true character, peri.
but even then the case was not
considered dangerous, and a dispatch to
That effect was sent to Seabright,
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IMMENSE VOLCANOES.
Pillars of Fire That Can Be Seen for q
DlktaucN OF II Hundred AIilea

Pillars of Fire That Can Be Seen for o
Dlstancn OF IA Hundred Miles.
PoRr TOWNSEND, July l3.-Washine-
ton news brought by officers and pas.
sengers on the steamer Arago, confirms
the report Of Mount BogostoG being in
state OF activity. Bogostolr has been
an inactive volcano since l79G.
Professor Elliott, OF the Smithsonian
Institute. has visited the island upon
which the volcano is situated and has
made some important scientific investi-
cations. The flames OF the fire, lhous.
ands OF feet in height, can be seen al
night Issuing from the mountain.
Mount Shehaldon, which is 1858
feet high, on AnaIga, is emitting steam
and smoke md it il thought will soon
be il state OF eruption. This noun.
tain can be seen ut sea for nearly 100
miles and will be Of great good to navi-
CATION, If it should become active, as the
pillar OF Gre can be teen for great dis.
lance and will serve as aguide through
dangerous passes.
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INTERNATIONAL COINAGE.
MIR. Diainr's schetnc-lic Sends Letter /
GnnYrhAA.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July l3,-The
President yesterday sent to Congress,
with tho following Endorsement: 'l
recommend and hope they will meet
with prompt approval Of Congress-" a
letter from Secretary Blaine on the sub.
jeCt OF an International American none.
tary union. In the letter, the Secretary
says:
To the PftSideni:
The International American Confer.
encc, recently in session Ut this capital,
adopted the following report:
The International Conference is OF
opinion lhat great advantages would
accrue to the commerce between the
nations OF this continent by the usc OF u
coin or coins lhat would be current at
the same value in all the countries repre-.
sented in this conference, and therefore
recommends:
FIrst-'rhat IN international American
monetary union be established.
Second-That as n basis for this union
IN international coin or coins be issued,
which shall be uniform in weight and
finenesS, ,and which may be used in nil
the countries represented in this confer.
ence.
Third-That to give full effect 10 this
recommendation there shall meet in
Washington commission composed OF
ono delegate or more from each Nation
Represented in this conference, which |
shall consider the quantity, the kind OF
currency, the uses Ii shall have, and the
value and proportion OF the international
silver coin or coins and their relations
to gold.
Fourth--That the Government OF tho
United States shall invite the commis.
sion to meet in Washington within a
year TO be counted from tho date Of the
OF this conference.
1t WAS hoped and expected by the con.
ference that the recommendation should
be traus,nittedt to Congress with recom-
lnendation that the several nations in
tercste1 be invited to send delegates to
1 meeting Of the International Money
Union at Washington on the first Wed.
leslay OF January next; that authority
De granted for the appointment Of three
delegates on the part OF the United
statas, and that an appropriation be
nude to meet the necessary expenses,
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THE STANLEY WEDDING,
Marriage OF the Grent Explorer to Miss
Tennaut.

""na1nho u lhe 1Eeht Explorcr to Miss
Teuunut.
LONDON, July l3.-Miss Dorothy Ten
nant became Mrs. Henry NJ. Stanley
Saturday afternoon before an interested
and aristocratic throng in Westminster
Abbey, which was surrounded by a
tumultuous and eager mob. The cere-
mony was not advertised to take place
unit! . o'clock, but az early as 10 crowds
began to gather about the Abbey, and
at O'Clock both sides OF the pavement
from the Square to Victoria street we're
completely blocked.
Stanley arrived shortly before . o'clock
and passed unrecognizsd into the yard.
Immediately after Mr.. and Mrs. Glad
stone drove up in an open carriuge and
were applauded to the echo, and scarcely
was the tumult OF their reception alilled
when the BRIDES carriage suddenly
swept up to the western door, which
until that moment had not been opened,
and before the waiting throng was fully
aware Of her presence, had passed into
the abby
Six boys and six girls OF the little
VAIN AoiA iaeeeu sClOul WnOm NlleH
Tennant had betriended, all wearing
white rose,tes and their best clothep,
were admitted by the coister entrance,
and the rest Of the Wedding party fol.
lowed promptly. Ate o'clock the choir
marched up the aisle followed by Bishou
OF Ripon and the canons, while the
great organ filled tho abbey with sound.
Stanley met his bride AZ the altar. Hu
looked worn and i'll and leaned heavily
on a stout ebony stick. Miss Tenant,
stately and tall, came IN on her brother's
arm. Canon Farrar opened the service
Then the Bishop Of Ripon, coming down
from the altar to the steps, and the two
piighted their troth.
The tears came into the BRIDES eyee
but abe bore herself with for,itude and
! made the responses in clear soft tone
After the ring was placed in it's prope,
place the bride and bridegroom walked
to the alter, accompanied by Mr.. Ten
nant and five groomsmea, Messys. Pafke
Bonny, Nelson, Stairs and Jepson, nnG
there was singing and playing ior half ar
hour, Dr.. Butler making an address
bringing the ceremony to close.
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A Chemical Trust.

LONDON, July l3-A ring has been
formed in chemicals in north OF Eng
land, and prices in the bleaching pow
der market are already showing consid-
able advances. Soda crystals, soda ash
and caustlc soda are leading the BOOM
Foreign buyers are doubtful at pres
ent about the reality OF the advance, and
prices will probably 80 up with a bound
when continental requirements compel
them to buy.