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Stopped THE FUN.
,ssgrgD WIVES SURPRISE TaEIR HUS-
BANDS
wa Gay and Dashiag Females at Charles
Msr Residents Of Huntington
,wss -Pr1h.bs' Meei-Park-
.-b--. Suike-Sais Notes.

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,ro>. w. 49, -. .',C'',bi. ~ t6is c,,,.
week, ago tnC.e 'a.,o % .,,,.,i, ~ ,,i.s '., S,,'
a.n-rcoa. w. a. 5',' ..'..,,,; so, t,..5
.i w.., and Tom bioo ,..i.,,. 4n1
ra- up 40 nice. boarding
rsi Quietly. though enjoying
e-- O., eyeeyt,ai,ns' M Nrs. ,,,,.si y. -. y.
t-.r.raoa. and costly MUS, little
tt, ...r many pleasure riIes Were
canoes. y .-,.tr. that sae wanted was Z.
.soa. ana .,-. women were very M
denies. l-e rfe to uo with
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THROWN INTO JAIL.
Mrs. Albion W. Tourgee Sentenced for
Thirty-five Days.

BUFFALO. n. Y, September 6-In the
Supreme Court to-day Judge Lewis af-
irmed the order for the Imprisonment of
Emma X. Tourgee for contempt OF court IN
failing to appear before referee in James
town to answer as to the financial relations
existing between her husband, Albion w.
Tourgee. and herself. Mrs. Tourgee was
sentenced TO thirty-five days in Jail and to
pay S35 fine She appealed to the Supreme
Court, and in her affidavit swore that she
has had none of her husbands money since
1850. and that she was not regularly sub
pnnaed to appear before the referee The
suit in which she was ordered TO testify
was brought by Ezekiel Flemming, to re
cover -, 500 claimed to be owing TO him by
Mr.. Tourgee, in which the Judgment was
obtained but unsatistied, the prosecutors
failing to discover any available fund, and
claiming that he (Tourgee) turned over the
receipts from his lectures and books to his
wife
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MARIE ROZE SCANDAL.
Mapleson Says He Never Married the
Prima Donna.

Prima Donna.
LONDON. September G.-Henry Mapleson
has published a letter in the Paris Figaro
which will start his wife, Marie Roze. on
the war-path when she hears of il, and
make a public scandal Of the pending di-
vorce case which, it was intended, should
be arranged privately. Some weeks ago
Marie Roze caught her husband under cir
cumstances which left no possible donbt re-
garding his infdelity, so she left him. She
refused all attempts at reconciliation, but
an amicable separation was agreed upon,
Mapleson going to the Continent for the
Summer, his wife taking house in sub
urb of London.
Last week the London correspondent OF
the Paris Figaro mentioned the fact Of the
separation, preaching a homily thereon re-
garding the usual unhappy results OF theat-
rical marriages. This brought out a letter
from Henry Mapleson, who is at Nichy.
Though ostensibly praising Marie Roze
as an amable woman and fine
singer, he writes that she was never
really married to him, that though
form of ceremony had been gone through
it has been declared illegal, and Marie Roze
is as free 10 marry again tomorrow II she
chooses to DO so as he is. In his letter
MaplesOn pointedly refers to the fact that
he has bought Marie Roze many valuable
presents. and procured her profitable en-
gagements. Marie Roze cannot dissolve
their marriage, he says, because there
never was any marriage As Mapleson
has always introduced Marie Roze as mis-
wife. both here and in America, and she
has children by him, this letter likelyto
cause much surprise.
The World reporter went to Marie Roze' $
home to-day in order to get her version OF
the story. Unfortunately the lady herself
had lust gone TO Scotland for month. Her
sister was seen, however. She was much
surprised and shocked when shown Maple
SONS letter. She said she could not talk
about the matter without her sisters au-
thority. The reporter observed that Ma
pleson would hardly make such bold
statement if he believed that Marie Roze
could prove a marriage. The sister replied
that she believed Marie would have no
trouble about that phase of the case. The
sister admitted the separation between
Mapleson and Roze, which, she said, was
due to a lapse on Henry's part which Marie
could not overlook. Though she had shown
a spirit Of mercy on previous occasions, she
left his house of her own initiative, proba-
bly never to return to il. She had put the
case in the hands Of her legal advisers, and
meant to appeal to a British jury for the re-
lief the law allows in such cases.
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DAY OF ACCIDENT.
MANY LIVES LOST IN CASUALTIES BY RAIL
AND EXPLOSION.
A Street Car Struck by Locomotive at Cleveland
Thirty Persons Injured - Frightful
Accident at Spokane Falls-COlO-
rado Railroad Disaster.

CLEVELAND, O., September Ga fright
full accident occurred at the Wilson avenue
crossing of the New York, Chicago and
St. Louis railroad in this city, about 1880
o'clock tonight, by which at least dozen
persons were terribly injured, some Of
them fatally An electric motor, drawing
one car was approaching rom the south
The safety gates were up and the road ap-
parently clear. Just as the motor had
crossed the railroad track locomotive
dashed out from behind freight train.
At least score of persons We're
on the trail car. and they were
tumbled about in all directions, some being
hurled dozen feet away and others pinned
under the car which was demolished. The
victims were taken from the wreck and
hurried in ambulances to hospitals within
a short space of time All of them were so
badly injured that they had to be carried
from the wreck.
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PREACHER POISONER.
Horrible Crime of Georgia Colored
Pastor.

ArLANrA. Ga, September 6-Rev VIM.
Boone. colored. who is in the Calhoun
County Jail. charged with the poisoning Of
the family of ten on his plantation, three Of
whom are dead, has record Of a male
Borgia. His wife makes a confession,
which recalls a number of mysterious
deaths in Floyd county. Four years ago
Rev. VIM. Boone, with a wife and two
children, settled in Floyd. He was at
tracted by the charms of VIII McCarver's s
wife. The woman returned the feeling.
Quite suddenly viii McCaver, Mrs.
Boone and her two children died. \ few
months later Boone married Mrs. McCar-
yer, and the pair moved TO Gordon county,
where the recent tragedy took place. The
former Mrs. McCarver is heartily tired OF
her change of husbands, and voluntarily
tells the story of his crimes.
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rlrLer.hnrg striI.e settled.

~ y fT1 9ITIII H'II'-fT'
p..--... ". Va. JepJemocr o.
r Fes between the strikers ana
.-...r. the Parkers0urg mills were
settled .s tern0on bv a conference ol
..-....f srorzholders The majority
.. -... .-.....l lers concede the demand Of
... striker. or weekly pay, aereein- 20
s. saI and hold notning. against
Fl. rf r.ter- union. stipu-atins onily
.-t..r..r- discharge amy empioye VINO
tItae company injury. without consent ..
-amm Ihc mw w.l 20 to WotN mex. i','
Monday. THE action of the stocs no-,'g-9
was setrej upon after several conferences
AMONG themselves. u which tAe ma. .1f',l
Differed with and deprecated tnc dcllon ol
r.. -ruerluteudcrt Uf the company.
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RIVERS AND HARBORS.
The House Passes the Conference Report
on the Bill.

WAsnlNGroN, September 6.-On motion
of MIR Baker. of New York, bill was
passed granting a pension Of 500 month
To Gen. Henry \. Banum.
The House then proceeded TO the consid-
Grafton of the River and Harbor bill.
Mr.. Holman. of Indiana, criticised those
portions of the bill as agreed upon IN con
ference which make appropriations for the
nnrchase of the Portage Lake canal and for
the Improvement of the Hay Lake chan
mel MIR. Blanchard, of Iowa, defended the
action of the couferees. After further
brief debate the conference report passed.
The House sent TO the Committee on
Commerce the bill for the erection of
rew tower near the sight of the lighthouse
ON Smiths Island, Va The House then
adjourned.
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DOvENER WINS.
He Has Probably a Majority of the Mar
shal Delegates.

Special telegram 10 ne sunday Register.
MorNpsvILLE, W. VA, September G.
80 far the report shows that at the Repub-
lcan primaries held in Marshal county, the
following Congressional delegates were
elected At the Court Houses. w. Mat
thews. Everett Criswell DIR. Il. w. Hall,
r. II Blake, Il. c. Sullwen, j. j. Berry
and Edward Mangle. Clay District-Levi
Hood and George Berry. Lower Ward
MOundsvine-L. B. Purdy, j. H.
McGM. L. A. Deitz, NJ. Xxi
ger. VIM. Riggs. r. Mcconnell, <.
Matthews and y b. Pierce. Cameron
distrct-John A. Hick, John Burley, T.
q. Pipes, VIM Novel;, James Fry and
Robert Watson TerrellS-Wm. Harris,
Peter Crow. X. Wayman, Nick Hagar So
far the delegates favorable TO Capt. Dov-
euer are largely i'm the majority, and if the
other districts run ike these he viii carry
the county over ALL Report from Union
district. Benwood, gives Dovener four
delegates and Hubbard one but they have
not received the list of delegates elected
there
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MISS SIMPSONS sLUMBERs.
She Has Now Had a Ten Days Nap-Her
Mania for Eating Brown Paper.

ApNoNh aPcA.
OTTAWA, Septembar 6.-The 17-year-old
girl, Eta Simpson, who has been sleeping
continually at Moncton since August "A, is
still asleep. On Monday her medical at
tendants gave her two electrical shocks.
The first caused her to open her eyes mo-
mentarily. The second had no effect what
ever. and the girl still slept on. During
the day she was heard to mutter something
about being hungry, and ate morsel of
bread and took sip of wine, but did not
awaken. Last night when a lady with
whom Eta formerly lived was speaking of
things that happened, the girl smiled and
said ives" Afterward she said she did
not want 70 awake, and then relapsed into
uncOnsciOusness. In appearance she looks
like person in peaceful repose, except at
times, when her face moves like one in
pain
No one is now allowed 10 see her, as
strange noises seem TO irritate her Her
first illness about n year ago, when she
slept five days. was preceded by nervous
ness brought on by the rawlings of her
father. who was i'll of fever, she being his
attendant. The mania for eating brown
paper has been growing on her for some
time, and is supposed TO have complicated
the present case. A young lady friend of
Eta said the girl had got to like paper so
well that she could not see a piece without
craving it.
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Washington News.

Chairman Bingham, from the House
COMMITTEES on Postoffices, yesterday pre-
sented the report Of the report OF the com
mittee on the Senate bill to provide ior an
ocean mail service between the Onlted
Ttates and foreign ports.
The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday
purchased $3.50, 400 four-and-a-halfs.
The population Of the State oil Vermont
as announced by the Census Bureau to-ua9'
iS SS2. .2O5. a decrease in ten years Of 81.
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Give In The Prizes.

PITTsBURG, September 6.-The players Of
the Players League have decided TO waive
all claim TO the 10000 in prizes offered by
the organization to the several clubs at the
opening of the season. These prizes were
seven in number, ranging from $3.50 for
the pennant-winning team to 800 for the
seventh in the race.
Comiskey to-day signed Beckley and
Robinson, both of Pittsburg, to accom-
pany his team on the winter tour TO the
Pacific Coast
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JOURNALISTIC JOY.
A BOLD BAD BLOODTHIRSIY PARIS
EDITOR
Has Seven Chances to Riot and Revel in the Rich
Red Blood Of His Foes ROChehrt-Thie-
baud Duel-No Fear Of Cholera
in London.

PARIS, September 6-M. Mermeix, the
author of the revelations published in the
Figaro, charging General Boulanger with
attempting TO betray his party, was form
erly editor of the Cocdrdo, the organ of
General Boulanger but Is now attached to
the staff of the Figaro. The revelations
have caused much Indignation among some
of the supporters Of General Boulanger,
and seven of his more ardent adherents
have sent challenges to fight duels with NJ.
MermeiX
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

New York. September "a Washington
special to the World says: Speaker Reed
is in trouble. He is evidently none too sure
that he will be elected on Monday next. He
is so anxious about the matter that he has
telegraphed to Washington asking w. w.
Dudley to come to Maine and help him.
Dudley is the Treasurer of the Republican
National League and he has started for
Maine to see what his celebrated system Of
.blocks of five can do to help his friend,
the Sneaker"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
BOLD GAMBLERS COwED.
Two Desperadoes Walk in and Capture
the Stakes.

CHAMBERLAIN, S. D., September 6.-One
of the many gambling houses in Moreno,
new town in the Black Hills, was cleaned
out the other night by two desperadoes,
who entered the place, one at the front and
the other at the rear.
Pulling their revolvers, the intruders
quietly remarked that they guessed they
would take that money No one inter
fered, and $40 was taken by them, al
though there were over forty men in the
room at the time.
The thieves were remarkably nervy, and
although they were known they made no
effort to disguise themselves. After Sc
curing the booty they quietly departed,
and nothing has been since seen of them.
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ANOTHER ONE on RAUM.
His Name Now Connected With Doubtful
Real Estate Transactions.

IV,suTNCrON. September "a repOFI,
annarentlv well founded, is current to-day
mat recent developments in the Pension
once scandal make it very probable tnat
Pension Commissioner Raum's resignation
will soon be in the hands of the President.
MIR Raum does not resign his removal IS
Thought TO be inevitable. The cause OF
This not altogether unexpected turn OF al
fairs is the discovery that Mr. Raum, in
addition to the Universal Refrigerator en-
terprise. has been engaged in real estate
transactions that will not bear inspection;
II was with view TO bringing these reai
estate transactions out that Mt cooper IN
troduced his resolutions asking that tne
e.one of the Congressional investigation OF
N1r Raum's official relations be extended.
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Arrested at Parkersburg.

PuEEa-arse. vs.. Va. September o.
A negro named Matthews, who claims East
Virginia 4s his home, is In prison here
charged with entering AN uncompieted res
leace lli stealing "a large amount of valu-
-- articles. such as locks. hinges, etc.
Detective Meheu captured him.
Policeman Slel.ga to-day captured a
Young fellow named Reynolds, who is all
t-ed tried ,o steal Ga watch from a citizen
.iet Clarence Reynolds was sent 20
jail.
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ON THREE COUNTS.
The Grand Jury's Return in the sawtelIe
Murder Case.

Dover, y. H., September 6.-The Grand
Jury for Stratford county this morning re-
ported among other indictments the follow
ing:
"The State VS.. Isaac B. Sawtelle, indict-
ed for murder as principal in this State;
second count as accessory before the fact OF
the murder of Hiram B. Sawtelle, commit
ted in the State of Maine by some person
to the jurors unknown; third count, as ac,
cessory before the fact Of the murder OF
Hiram B. Sawtelle, committed in New
Hampshire by some person to the jury un-
known
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Imported Classworkers at Findiay.

FiNDLAY. o.. September ct IS report
ed that fifty Belgians reached Fostorla last
night. over the b. X o. railroad, coming
direct from Belgium 10 work in the differ
emit window glass factories in this section.
There is much indignation among native
worlmen. and the manner in when these
Belgians succeeded in getting here, IN the ne
face of the law bearing on the subject VIII
be incurred into.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
INSANE POLICEMAN.
One of New Yorl<'s Finest Runs Amuck.
Bystander Shot.

NEW York, September 6.-BleelSer
street was crowded with pedestrians to-
day at p m, when Policeman Edward j.
Sweenv. crazy drunk, ran out of the bar
room of the Madeira Hotel, and sent five
bullets in succession into the throng of
people. People fed in all directions, panic
stricken. d. B. Rangin rushed out of his
house at the first shot, and was stretched
on the sidewalk instantly with bullet in
his side He was taken to St Vincents
Hospital A policeman ran up, and Sweeny
turning hastily to flee, fell heavily and
broke his leg. The policeman was taken to
the hospital prisoner. 1t was Sweeny's
dav off. He went to the MADEIRA Hotel
TO meet a woman and when he did not find
her, fired his revolver at mirror, aud shat
tered it. He then rushed into the street,
and fired at random in his crazy tit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
COSTLY Fire i'm PhiIadelphla.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, September 6.-F'ire
1-oke out early this morning in the store
0f Hoffman * Co, door, sash and blind
uanufacturers at l4l4 Wood street, and
before IL was eXtinguished the entire bull
ding was destroyed, and the flames spread
10 adjoining properties. Despite the ei-
forts of the firemen, the flames spread TO
Industrial Hall The building was badly
damaged. The loss will be Sl5O,OOO.
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she WI be- There 10 CertIfy.

NIAGARA FAILS, ONT, September @
Miss Alice Smith, Of Eastwood, one Of the
principal witnesses in the Blrchell- -BenweII
murder case, who was reported 10 nave
disappeared. has been living here Tor Ine
mast four months. where she is employed IN
n photoqraph studio. She says nothing
coild induce her to absent herself from the
trial.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

+lrr oHs sunday Register.
~. HsNtu-E o., September 6.-Stock-
,S o., i1e Jefferson Iron Works elected
. o. Director as follows G.. B. Doty,
IT, D. Elliott, ". H. McClintOn, OF
e1tlle, Joseph Bel, John Q. Rlhel-
%. @. Hannah. Of Wheeling. The
r....- reersan.zed by electing Mr.. y. X.
---'e President George y. Harden
4ly and Mr. Elliott Vice President
~- place Of Baron Lagerfelt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

Sr.-li r 1rn '1 E1.s-r-
FuHuoNr W. VA. September t-Ile
Democratic County Convention. which met
here TODAY. was very large ali eltaus.ls-
t'c despite tine heavy ald continuous rain
OF the asf twenty hours. Hon B T..
Stlrc.v. 0f Indiana. addressed the C0lven-
-.ou The following ticket was nominated:
County Clerk. g. r. Nauley. Circuit
Cers. B r. Ramge, House of Delegates,
g. s. Priclari and H. B Morgan; County
Comm ss.ouer. William H. Morris. To is
generally conceded t0 be strong ticket
alt u ue elected
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
HARRISON an CREssoN.
Denial that He Has Selected Clark
sons Successor.


Crr,,oN SPRINGS, PA. September C.
To-day was rather an uneventful day for
fbs President. He arose about o'clock,
somewhat refreshed from his trip of yes
ferfav. and accompanied the rest of the
flmilv 20 the Mountain House for break
fast As his principal reason in coming TO
Cresson was 20 obtain much-needed rest,
be has declined FOR the present to have any
general receptions, expressing willing
ness. however. 70 meet in "a social way any
of the soiourners who may desire tO'meet
him. He received quite heavy mail from
Washington this morning, but there was
nothing I'm IL important. Private Secre-
t1rv Halford said this morning that the
PRESIDENT would not act upon any Official
matters before Monday at least, and only
thereafter on such as were absolutely nee
a,,lrv. He added that there was no truth
whatever i'm the report from Washington
that the President had selected Mr. Mich
rsr NJ Indiana. for First Assistant Post
master General, vice ClarkSon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
Stone Keats shiras Easily.

PrTsBuRG, Pa, September 6.-In the
Twenty third district, Col VIM. Stone was
nominated for Congress to-day. This IS
the district that reelected Col. Bayne, who
afterward resigned in favor Of Stone. Shi-
ras. in opposition, demanded new prima-
ries. which were held to-day, and Bayne's
man won easily.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
Death ola Nored Baltimorean.

BALTIMORE. September George w.
Brown, an eminent jurist, eX-Chief judge
of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore 80
years old, died today in Mohonk, \. L.
MIR. Brown was the Mayor OF Baltimore
during the time of the Massachusetts reg
iments riot.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
American Artists Distinguished.

PARIS. September G.-The Minister OF
Fine Arts has signed decree designating
which works Of art purchased by the Gov
ernment at the last salon and the art eX-
hibtion in the Champ de Mars shall be
placed in the Luxembourg and other public
galleries. In the list of those assigned to
the LuXemborg, are, Before the Start
by John Lewis Brown, and Lila" by
Alexander Harrison, American artists
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
- Fnilnre nt Provldence

Providence, r. l., September 6.--The
wholesale house of Babcock X Brigham,
last night. made an assignment for the
benefit of creditors. The cause OF the fail,
ure is said 10 be insufficient capital ana
heavy losses Of the past year. 1t IS expect
ed tGe Habilies are largely in excess OF the
assets.
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No Fear of Cholera.

LONDON, September 5.-Londoners are
beginning TO breathe freer in consequence
of the almost total abstinence from the bills
of mortality Of diseases Of cho-erate ma
ture For the past week only six cases
have been reported. and these are not Of r
Serious type II is hoped that with the re-
turn Of cooler and dryer weather the symp-
toms will altogether disappear
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Iivernnol,s Big BOYCOTT

LIVERPOOL. September 6-At to-day's
session of the Trades Union Congress, it
was resolved 10 boycott unfairly made
goods and all railways, tramways ana boats
whose employees are under-paid. II was
also resolved to exclude the representatives,
of non-union papers from future congresses.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
They Fought at Last.

PARIS, September 6-After having made
four unsuccessful attempts TO fight duel
on account of differences arising from the
Boulanger revelations, NM. Rochefort and
Thiebaud this morning succeeded in having
an encounter. NJ Thiebaud was wounded.
The duel was fought at Laclinge, Holland.
NJ Thiebaud was wounded in the thigh.
His injury is trifiing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
THEY LACK SAIL POWER.
Admiral Porter Finds Fault With Our New
War Vessels.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, September admiral
David d. Porter has contributed to the pro
ceeding Of the United States Naval lnsti-
tute his views on the paper recently read
before the institute by Rear Admiral 5. b.
Luce upon naval training.
Admiral Porter believes that Admiral
Luce "handles too tenderly those parties in
the navy, whoever they may be, who insti-
tuted the system Of reducing sail power on
ships of war and supplying everything with
military masts, without considering
whether the ships were intended as cruisers
or as vessels for coast defense