Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-13
SUNDAY COMBINATIONS.
TeiegraPhio News Condenss
froiA .he Sunday KeGist,..

fro,A .he Sunday Reg's,o..
Governor Fleming has fixed Thursday,
September Sd, "a the time for the en-
campment OF West Virginia National
Guards, and selected Gypsy Grove as the
place.
One hundred lashes were administered
TO q nan in Anaconda, Texas, for making
indecent proposals to a married woman
during her husbands absence. He will
die from the caStigatiOn.
Charles Peace, the young ParkerS-
burg painter who was found unconscious
in bed several days ago, is still in q
comatose condition. The physicians
are puzzled in his ease as they can as
sign no cause.
The strike of the journeymen painters,
W. h was finangurated ten weeks ago,
at PittSburg, against new rules laid
d, by the master painters, was ottici-
a declared off Saturday and all the
men will return to work on Monday.
T mas been officially announced that
a. Rev. DR.. A. C. Hopkins, of Charles
ton, w. Va, has accepted the invitation
10 conduct the religious services at the
unwilling of the Jackson statue on the
21St inst.
The Wheeling Electric Light Com
mission visited the Sperry factory, at
Chicago, Saturday, and thoroughly ex-
amined the lamps and dynamoS. They
left for st. Louis at $50 Saturday night
where they will view the largest light
.totioD Ia tho world
~ York society circles were great
ly surprised Saturday o. learning that
preliminary steps had been taken by
Mrs. Estelle Livingston for a suit
against her husband, Gen. John Watts
DePevster, for a bill OF separation.
Last May the couple celebrated their
coldeu wedding, which was a great So
cial event. The Generals arrogant
manner and bitter tongue are given as
the cause for the suit.
The Emperor of Germany remained
ut the State ball given at
buckingham Palace until 3 o'clock
Saturday morning. At six O'CLOCK
the Emperor arose, breakfasted and at
tended to business with his secretaries.
Shortly before noon, accompanied by
the Empress and by the Dukes OF Edin-
bnrrb and Connaught, the Emperor en-
loved good health-givlns ride In Rot
ten Row, after which he Inspected the
yoemen of the guard.
Adispatch from Plttsburg says: Prepa-
rations are being made for the consollda-
tion of the National Tube Works Com
many. the Monongahela Furnace Com
many Republican Iron Works and Bos-
ron Steel and Iron Company. Inc
concern will be organized under the
laws Of New Jersey and will have a
canital stock of S11, 100000. This stock
il not watered but represents the values
of the various plants. The new concern
will he the largest of its kind In the
,.orlS The annual output will be
about S15,OO0,0O0.
Martin HAYNES, one Of the principal
-ofo~mers in the Third party Prohiol-
.ton movement at Xenia, o., for some
10 mast has been writing letters 10 a
r re. young lady of that place,
- which he made her an infamous
nronosition and offering her financial
at6 stating that the writer was wealthy,
a. husband OF an invalid wife Inc
u 49, Iadv. under advisement, answer
81 one of the letters and, according 10
~ placed it under block on
ton of a corner fence post. hen
ny came for the reply he was
canght by several men. His excuse was
49, he was employed In the AFFAIR oy
'raaItbv citizen, but afterward admitted
~ faIsitv of this statement. A oetec-
ti,'a 90 the Postoffice Department ar
r.s Hayne Saturday and took him 10
Cincinnati. nit,
copyrighted cable from Berlin
The semi-oficiai papers. IN
So on the reception OF the
Sarman Emperor in England aoops IA a
ue, n rl,ahlv guarded tone and AVOID all
r eie,re to an alliance with Englanu
asi on acc accomplished fact. These papers
~ az . = re.echo the Emperor's speech al
s Sliplshan Thus the North German
G Gu-stts Tsmarks, that the Emperor ;
1880 ..arence at Guild-hall colncius
ues Usn Hn1 with the views Oh
c con ;OSnstrial and energetic people
~ Sfe crsat britain in favor OF the man.
" .un oS. of peace. The inoepenossn1o
senans s crit,cise the Emperor's frienoly
pap s,,Se n Of England toward Germany
sea towards the Emperor as a reia-