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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-26
\. f. WHITAKER CHOSEN.
The Senatorial Choice of the Republican
COnferees.


The Republican Senatorial ConfereeS
convened i'm tie old Court House on
Chapline street, shortly after > O'Clock.
The representation was twenty-fOur-
twenty from Ohio county, and two each
from Brooke and Hancock counties.
The following were the confcrecS pres
ent: James Archer, Brooke: Thomas K.
Sweeney, Hancock; G.. w. Humphrey,
C. j. Rawling, Washington districl;
c. T.. Irwin. Madison district; y. Il.
Scott. Clay district; T. NJ. Ford, Joseph
Mctcalf. Union district; G.. j. Bradshaw,
j. T.. Reed, Centre district: William
Frohme, Webster district; c. +. Craig,
Ritchie diStrict j. C.. Brady. William
Webster. Triadclphia district; G.. G.
Sawtell. :. l.. McCollock, Richland dis
trict: Abram McColloch. Liberty dis
trict
After all bad assembled in the court
room. Senator y. B. Scott arose and
moved that Capt. c. j. Rawling be made
chairman of the convention. which mo-
tion was carried Captain c. +. Irwin
was made secretary. Mr. Scott briefly
stated the object of the meeting. not
forgetting the fact that Ohio county
was this year entitled to the candidate,
following which G.. W. Humphrey. Of
Washington district, ia few brief re-
marks presented the name Of y. h.
Whitaker as the standard bearer in the
impeuding contest. The nomination
wa, seconded by G.. 4. Craig. OF Richie
district. who subsequently moved that
Mr.. Whitakcr's nomination be- made by
acclamation. The motion was carried.
On motion Of Senator Scott commit
tee of three was appointed 10 wait on
Mr. Whitaker and inform him OF his
nomination at their convenience. The
was appointed by the chair
and consisted Of y. Il. scott. Joseph
BRADY and G.. J. Bradshaw. On motion
of J. c. Brady two other members
were afterward added to this committee,
James Archer. Of Brooke. and Thos. X.
Sweeney. Of Hancock county.
While this committee was being pre-
pared. B. +. Meighcn. Chairman OF the
state Executive Committee. was intro
duced bv Mr.. Scott and made few re-
marks. which in substance were as fol-
lows: Il am pleased TO see the en-
tbusiasm manifested here to-day
am rratifed to say that while | am
new in this work, can truly say
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GrEENsBrRG. September 25;-Presldent
Saxman. of the Derry Coal and Coke Com
pany. has just returned from Phllade.phia'
where he was successful in organizing
syndicate TO operate 5,OOacre tract OF
West Virginia coal land. The syndicate IS
composed of Eastern capitalists, mostly oI
tho DERRY Coal and Coke Company. Be
sides the West Virginia tract II owns
= OOO-acre field AT Wilmore. The work Oh
development will be commenced m the west
Virginia field in the early spring, MT
Saxman is a pioneer In the coke business
having built and operated ovens in TINS re
zion when coke making was i'm its infancy
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ATTRACTIONS OF GERMAN DAY.
The Speaker, and Some OF the Guests
Mhn MIII BE Present.

There was a meeting 40 ArIou Hall
last evening Of the member, OF thc
Committee Of Arrangements Tor Ger
man Day, which occur, October sth.
The purpose OF the meeting was to per
feet arrangements In regard to the DE-
erary and professional part Of the pro-
grammc. Among those present 40 the
meeting was A. Rolf. a. Poiuck. A..
Reymann. j. Nungc. t. lIorstmauu. o.
Schcnk, J.. c. Stifcl. +. Rci,tor "
Stein, j. G.. Hoffman, Sr.. J. C0.mar.
Jr., II. f. Burns, H. Bicbcrson and A..
WicdcbuSch
Concerning the literary part of thr
programme arrangements were made
whereby Rev William J'lfcrt Will Doe the
principal German speaker of tho day
and Hon. A. B. Campbell tho chief
speaker in English. DR.. A. T. SufI
and Marshal Rolf will also make rr-
marks az the Fair Grounds The SucI-
ETY. has issued some 10000 p.acIrI, .u
of the day. and BALI rates
have been secured on all railroads THE
amount of subscription already received
for carrying on the details OF thc day
amount 90 Si.255. The money received
from the First ward amounts t0 ~3Or.
Second ward. $3.50, Third ward, ~i,s1,.
Fourth ward, slj5: Fifth ward. $3.50,
Seventh ward. 500: Eighth ward. -ieu0.
Fulton, $50.
Among the distinguished guests WhD
will ride In carriage, in the procession
will be- Governor Fleming. Judge Paul.
Hon. \. H. Campbell, Sheriff J.. Stcrn.
rod, J. Howard, City Clerk Thoncr j.
Il. Tancy. j. :. AnshutI. from thc RIO
I>rEH: John Frcw and G.. H. Hart from
the hitclllJcnccr i. r. Winter. from thc
StddtN /cifuHT j. ". Tucker. from thr
Guphic: II. C.. ogden. from the Nor,.
Philip Henry Moroc. from tho H1mphrr
hucr +. Cruise, T. H. Dobbins llrnr,
Schmulbach, NJ Pollack II. DlnlNy
j. A. Miller. Prof Anderson
Several subcommittee were ALSO 5000.
pointed 10 take charge OF The various
departments Of the celebration. >rDro.
tary Ben has called meeting Of fhr
different German lodges at Ar.ou Hall
next Sunday evening at 1890. This
evening there will bc meeting of thc
different singing societies 40 II. lirlcr-
sons The German kriegcrvcreiu WIli
have wagon In the parade headed
"Germania" with soldiers surrounding
the same. All young American, who
desire are requested 10 enter tho parade
and follow the spectacular wagon
America" which will be- included Iu
the procession. Secretary Bcu ha. cu-
gagged costumes, and aIi who desire
them should communicate with him.
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Advised to Law for Them

NEW York, September 25.-Under date
of September lG, United States Consul
Pope, at Toronto, Canada, wrote to Super
of Emigration Weber at the
barge Office in this city that he had been in
formed that the steamship Wisconsin, of
the GuiOn line, had on board a lot of Nor
mon elders, who were bringing over many
men and women and young girls, and that
il was understood that TIE latter were TO
be used for immoral purposes Col. Weber
forwarded the letter 10 Senator Edmunds
with the request that he give his opinion
in the premises. The Senator's reply re-
ccved to-day is as follows
BURLINGTON, September -, 1890.
DEAR COLoNEL:-l return herewith the
letter of Mr. Pope. have not the statute
at hand here 10 examine, and so cannot eX-
press any opinion about the matter. ! sug-
gest that your officers consult the L. ). Dis
trict Attorney on the subject of your pow
ers, and also in regard 10 the power he may
have under any criminal statute In all
such cases ] would advise the Governor OF
Utah of any such arrivals that 20 forward
to that territory, with names and descrip-
tions, so that he and the District Attorney
there may keep watch and catch the polyg-
amists if possible. Very truly yours,
Gro l. EDNt- NpS
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THE MAYOR SAID THEM NAY.
Goddess Socialists Prevented from Garry
ing out Their Programme.

NEW lOEk, september @J.-Ihe SO
cialists who intended 90 caricature the
Jewish feast of theatoucment last night,
did not have the opportunity. AT an
early hour In the evening Mayor Chaplin,
of Brooklyn, issued a special order to
the Chief Of Police not 20 allow any
demonstration at the Labor lyceum
Zoo Williamsburg. The action was taken
after the Socialists circular had been
translated for him. 10 announced that
there would be a speech ON Powder
for Religion and Dynamite for Deity, '
burleSquc having for its theme the
assassination of God. and that John
Most would deliver an Grafton. Forty
policemen were stationed i'm front Of the
lyccum last evening, and no perform
ancc was allowed. /. kOpeloG, Prcsi-
dent of the Socialists Society, was ON
the ground early, but decided TO accept
tine inevitable. He said that meeting
would be held and measures taken TO
protect those who had only intended TO
celebrate according 20 the Talmud. Mr..
Kopclod said that Most will not speak
until tonight.
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Irvine 10 Chcer Them Un.

ST. JoHN. y. f., September 25.-Sir
Leonard Tillcy, of New Brunswick, in
opening the exhibition here referred to the
Mckinley tariff bill and its effects on this
province. He said that while the United
States Congress were acting in what they
supposed TO be the interest of their own
country, it could not be denied that the
effect of the measure would reach
this country. He saw TO rea-
son for downheartedness, however
He pointed out that the province was ac-
customed to import farm produce from
across the border, and thought the farmers
could with advantage produce beef and
other meats for home use. If eggs could
not be sold TO the United States they could
be eaten at home or converted into the
chickens. which could find ready market
i'm England He advised greater attention
to dairy products, explaining that there
was always an English market for Canadian
cheese.
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Micbt as wei Obey the Law.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, September 25-Un-
der instructions from Chief Inspector
Sharp, Inspector Booth to-day seized all
the issue Of the Birmingham Agc-Hrdld OF
this date and the issue Of the weekly At
lanta Constitution of this week, and all
other papers coming here for this place
and for distribution in this section which
upon examination were found to contain
lottery advertisements The officers of the
4drsriiser Company, of this city, were also
required TO give bond tor their appearance
at the November term of the United States
Court for publishing last Sunday lottery
o1,-eft fcomputg
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that | have not been unmindful of the
life and energy that is now being
displayed by Republicans throughout
the State. believe we have every
prospect of victory in November. OF
course it would be out Of place to make
a lengthy speech just now, but would
be glad to meet you in Moundsyllle to-
morrow, where We intend to nominate
man who will defeat the candidate
placed in nomination there yesterday"
IL was moved by the Convention that
no lines Of retreat be left open for Mr..
Whitaker to resign, and after few re-
marks by Mr.. Scott, laudatory Of the
candidate, the Convention adjourned.
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Given the wrong Medicine.

NT-"-|- |---|"|T| = IT I--I|'-'|-
PArKERSurEG. September 25.-M.s-
L0tt.e Bycrd. who resides no Elizabeth
was taken i.i yesterday and given q pre-
>cr.pton by her physician. The priuci-
pa. ingredient of the prescription was
pepsin. The druggist, it IS alleged
used another and poisonous substance
msteld OF pepsiu. The young lady took
alargc dose and was immediately taken
very ul Her brother Mr.. Edwar,
Bvred. who resides in thiscity, was tcie
nhoncd and left for Elizabeth to-day
+ Her recovery .s doubtful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-26

AlrNNY. y. r., September 25.-This day
was the first under the ballot reform on
which certificates of nomination of caudi-
dates Co be voted FOR at the November elec-
tion were to be filed with the Secretary Of
state The time forihng of certificates of
nomination by conventions expires Octo-
ber lO. and of independent nominations on
October 20 Three Congressional nOmina-
ti0u certificates were received TODAY.
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RAILROAD SCHEME
Which is Exciting the Interest of the
People of Harbour County.

n 'r.la. To a.'.fN-
PmIwrL September 25.-A new rail-
road ,chcmc is agiUt.ug the minds of
Barbour county people just now. 10 is
sasd O. company of ChrkSburg capitalists
propose to build road from this place
up Els creek to Elk City, thence to
Ph.ippi. where DO will connect with the
West Virginia Central which win Doe
bu.t from Ekus Co Belmgtou, and ON
down tle Tygart Valley river 20 this
place. Th., road, ii built, will open up
One of thc most extensive coal regions
u West Virginia. Capitalists have al-
ready been Offering to buy or lease the
great coal fields from Ei6City Go C.ar6S-
burg. aud q meeting which will consist
uf railroad mcn and others from Ciar6s-
burg aud other places viii hold q meet
ing lt EIk city ou the e1th inst. 90 ar.
range for ,he building of said road from
C.arN~hurg here 40 once.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yester-
day.

hils
The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks office,
yesterday:
Rucbanau and wife to Elizabeth V. Crow,
for one acre and seventy-ire percEcs Of
Land in Ohio county Consideration. so.
Deed made September -. 1890, by John
G. Tomlinson 10 John X. Washington. for
lot No 90 in Zanc's orchard addition Con
sideraiion, 500.
Deed made September -, lN~, by Joseph
Murray and wife 10 John Elgas, for part OF
lot No. >. in Joseph Caldwell $ addition, IN
the Sixth ward, Consideration, 500. -
Deed made September -, 1890. by James
A. Walker and wife, Of Jefferson county,
q 10 w. +. Stifel. for the east half OF lot
No. ls3 i'm OrlOf \. Zane's addition, on the
north side Of Ohio street Consideration,
- l.ll
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THE NEW RESERVOIR.
The Indications That IL Is Reasonably
Water Tight.

Wednesday Superintendent Cummings
of the water works, pumped about two
feet Of water into the south compart-
ment of the new reservoir, completing
the work about. II o'clock in the morn
ing. Up to noon yesterday, a period oil
twentv-fve hours, the water had fallen
but about two inches, a very gratifying
result and one indicating that once the
stone wall has become saturated there
will be no question about the basin be-
ing water tight.
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4 Knnwledce Room.

BosroN, September 25.-Harvard Col
lege opens to-day with "a Freshman class
numbering 400, the largest in its history
The large number Of new students enter
ing the advanced classes this term Is par
ticularly noticeable.
NEW HAVEN. CoNN., September 25.-The
Freshman class that will enter Yale to-day
will be the largest that ever entered the
academy. The Freshman class will have
30 members. and the scientific class will
mum Iat. fIu
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Nc GnInr to Conference l.onded.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, September 25.-Rev.
A. NJ. Deford. of Hortonville Wis, was
arrested in this city this morning while on
his way To the Wisconsin Conference. at
Whitewater. on charge of raising bank
bills. On his person were found number
of mutilated $40 and $50 bills together
with "A bottle Of mucilage and pair OF
scissors. He is y years of age and has a
wife aud four children.
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Special I,t1rrf. '9 PEE E.7.sfsr.
CoLC,mC~. 3D.. september 25.- Mile
gan. of thc Philadelphia Brotherhood
ba.l club. is u Columbus. and this morn
ing had 81 long talk with Chamberlain
thc Columbus pitcher The Columbus
directors are alarmed lest he has been
pledged to some other team for thc next
wear.
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TWO ACCIDENTs.
Miss Jennie Caruth Badly Burned at West
Wheeling.

Yesterday morning, while Mi,. Jennie
Caruth. daughter Of Robert Clruth of
West Wheeling was stirring "a kettle Of
apple butter iu the yard surrounding
tic residence Of the family. hIud
famed the fire BOO her direction. aud hcr
dress becoming ignitcd She wa, yerl
badly burned. DR.. Fisher, of 'Br.lg,
port was summoned. and medical aId
was rendered. Last evening She $50.
reported in serious condition. gradu-
ally sinking and may not live until this
morning
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school PRINCIPALS threaten to Strike.

MILWAUKEE, September 25.-The 81 pub
lie school principals in Milwaukee threaten
TO strike unless given an advance in wages
Independent Of their regular salary as
principals they receive 3 80 night for
teaching in the night schools, and under
the name OF the District School Principals
Association. they have sent communica-
tion to the School Board demanding thsr
old wages
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-rl I'-lrc. ta tts Register.
pAEhEE~BJEc, September 25.-Nii-
jam RWkleS, a Young man Is years of
ago. living near the track of the BaIti-
more and Ohio. 40 Marietta. jumped OH
freight train no the yards last night
Marietta and va, run over oy another
Il.u backing down no thc time. Eotn
legs were crushed. ONE near tle hip and
Che other close to Che ankle. Tie was
found au hour or more after thc acci-
dent and taken to hi> home. no hopes
OF his recovery are ir.t.
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RIVER RIPPLEs.

News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.
The marks az the landing last evening
showed q feet6 inches and falling Atpitis-
burg there was feet inches and falling.
The Hudson arrived down last night and
will leave this morning.
The Scotia passed up last night, and viii
come down Saturday morning
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Ncnnhlc Ind Enonch OIL.

PETERsRrRG, Va, September 25.-The
Democratic Convention of the Fourth Con
gressional district today nominated James
T.. Eppcs, of Nottowav county. EX-ltep-
resentativc Ncnable. who was uuseated by
the House on Tuesday, absolutely declined
10 t.ttn ntruiu
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atrocity. America abhors and resents
brutality. Tender our admiration to
the honest Englishman. John Morley.
(Signed) JOHN FITZGERALD,
President
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81 nI.a. A. tt'f.'.'-
ErrENEoEo, rs. NA.. september -5.-
Ouc Thousand people attended the
E-ch.e Republican Nominating Com
yentou to-day. $. K. Dawson was made
permanent chairman, and C.. +. HaddoN
and d. G.. Pow secretaries. The uumi-
nations were as follows. County Com
missioner, J b. Marshall; Clerk of the
Circuit Court. john lI. Liuiuger, by ace
c'amatiou; Clerk of the County Court
90. IS. Amos; House of Delegates,
Romeo %. Frecr.
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Colorado Democratic Gubernatorial Nom

DENVER. Cot, September 2i.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention this morning
nominated Judge Caldwell Yeaman, Of
Trinidad. for Governor.
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BAY CRY. MIcu, September 23.-IhrvS
million feet of lumber on Eddy bros. y
Co s wharf burned last night. Inc loss i
SGO. 900. nearly all covered by Insurance
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s,mrnthy MIth the NntionaIists.

CINCINNATI, O.. September 25.-The
news of the attack Of the police upon
the people of Tipperary, in which Tim
ethy Harrington, Secretary Of the Irish
League. received serious wound, and
that John Morley, whom the Council
call the great exponent Of the new and
better England. Is reported to have mar
rowly escaped death, aroused intense in
tense Indignation among the members
of the National Council Of the Irish
League now in session in Cincinnati.
The following cablegram was de-
spatched to secretary Timothy Harring-
ton, Dublin;
National Council just read Iipperary
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National Tongue.

Al cleveland Cleveland3, New York ;
hits Il and n: errors. . and t earned, and
.. pitchers. Young and Sharrott; UMPIRE
Strict ~.
Al Pitsburg Allegheny 3, Boston : f;
o,,red and }: hits. 9and 10; errors, ana
4. nifehers. Nichols and Smith.
Players League.
At Cleveland Cleveland, 10; Boston, =
hts 21 and @: errors, none and .; earned
rims. and : umpires. Pearce and snyder ;
nitcbers. Dewald Gumbert and Daley;
A. Buffalo, 6; New YORK, lOi
hits and 10: errors, { and 4 pltchers'
cunningham and Crane; earned runs
RnTalo .: umpires. Knight and Jones.
AZ ittsburg-Pittsburgb u, BrooAiyn I;
earned. and >; errors, ana o. hlls, ~ auU
Is: pitchers, Staley and NeyHius "N'I''0''
Gaifnev ana sheridan
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Association.

A. Toledo-Toledo = Baltimore 1 nus,
n and no. errors. 3 and .; earned > each
pitchers. smith and Mcmahon; umpire
Emslic.
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TROUBLE IN PERU.
An Outbreak Anticipated Over the Election
for President.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The Herald corre-
spondence from Lima. under date of July
31st says: The struggle for the Presidency
of Peru is still engaging public attention.
and it is feared serious trouble will yet re-
suit. Since the retirement of Don Nicolas
de Pierola, the alleged fay0rite of the peo-
pie, there are two candidates III the field
DR.. Francisco Rosas, President of the SEN
ate. and Colonel Remigio Morales Bermu-
deZ, who is favored by the Government
BermudtZ has never particularly dis
tinguiShed himself as a statesman, although
he is Vice-President and present Executive.
He is a good soldier and has an army at his
back. The Vice-President on the BermudeZ
ticket is DR.. Pedro del Solar. who is OF con-
fessedly high ability, and who doubtless
would be the moving agent behind the
Presidential chair. General Caceres is
manifestly supporter of Bermudez, regard
ing Mr.. Solar as his counselor, and will do
everything possible toward defeating the
desires of Congress in electing Rosas.
In the republic generally the votes of the
people were given to BermudeZ. but as the
projects of the several departments merely
obeyed the orders from headquarters, the
object of Congress will be to nullify the
elections on the pretext of fraud, and de-
clare the legal choice of the country is
RoSas. Should this occur there can be but
little doubt that immediate trouble and
bloodshed would follow, and some are
audacious enough TO believe that President
Caceres would initiate the example of
Cromwell and proclaim himself Dictator
until another vote could be taken.
Outbreaks have already occurred in the
streets of Lima. the populace assaulting
DR.. Rosas and his friends when issuing
from the preliminary sessions of the Sell
ate. and being unopposed in their violence
by the police, one man was killed and sew
eral of the Rosistas maltreated. The
official report of the Chief of Police lays all
the blame ON the friends of DR.. Rosas, who
were armed with revolvers and used them,
but omits to state that they did So in de-
Tending their lives.