Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-06
SUNDAY CONVERSATIONS.
Interesting Telegraphic News COndense
from the Sunday Register.

Interesting Telegraphic News Condensed
from the Sunday Register.
A Chicago & Northwestern train
crashed into a heavily loaded street car
at the crossing on West Madison street,
Chicago, Saturday morning. killing and
frlghtfully mangling an unknown man,
and probably fatally iniuring II. jack
man and Patrick Martin.
Jefferson County, o., Democrats met
in convention at Steubeaville Saturday
and effected q permanent organization
by the selection Of II. II. McFadden for
chairman and 0. J, Beard for secretary.
Resolutions were adopted pledging the
vote OF the jefferson County delegates
to the State Convention for Governor
Campbell. The following ticket for the
various county offices to be filled:
Representative, DR.. w. J. O'Connell, of
MingO; Sheriff, +. p. Mcconnell, OF
Steubenvlle; Treasurer, Robert NJ.
Trancy, OF Toronto; Commissioner,
John YOcum, Of Island Creek:
Coroner, w. S. Clifton, of Steubenville;
Infrmary Director, Cornwall BUGGY, Of
New Alexandria. The following dele
gates and alternates to the State Con-
ventiOn were selected: Delegates,
George w. McCook, J. H. S. Trainer,
H. II. McFadden, DR.. J. w. Collins,
James w. Stephenson; alternates j. F.
Mitchell. Andrew Roe, John Branna-
gan, G. w. Ault, J. Lawrence.
The Emperor of Germany was given
grand reception by the members Of
the royal family Saturday on mis- ar
rival In England. At Guildhall the
Mayor OF Windsor presented the En-
peror with an address on the part Of
the municipal authorities, TO which the
Emperor replied ably. Amid rolling
volleys of cheers and Salvos OF artillery,
the procession entered the castle
grounds. The Emperor'S carriage
stopped beneath the portIco of the
Waterloo door. On alighting, the EN-
peror entered the hall, preceded by the
Lord Chamberlain. The Queen met
him at the threshold and affectionately
embraced him. After a rest the En-
peror and Empress dined with the
Queen, after which a semi-offieial re-
ception was held by the Emperor.
Ex-Vice President Hannibal Hamin
died at Sis Saturday night at the Ter
rantine club rooms at Bangor, Me. He
was playing pedro when his head fell
forward on his chest. He was taken to
lounge and physicians called and after
lingering about an hour, died. He
leaves a widow and two sons.
Two fatal balloon aScensionS occurred
In Ohio Saturday, one at New Lisbon,
when Charles J. Jones, OF Cleveland,
was caught in the ropes when making
an ascent, falling 100 feet, resulting in
instant death.
At Elyra Mile. Zoeta Bently, of Cleve-
land, attempted TO make an ascent in q
strong breeze and was dragged through
several trees and thrown 60f eet to the
ground, killing her instantly.
The death of William Henry Glad
stone, eldest son of Rt. Hon. William
Gladstone, which occurred Saturday
morning, has caused his father such in
tense sorrow that his friends are
anxious as TO the result. The deceased
was born at Hswarden, Flintshire, In
1910. was educated at Christ Church,
Oxford; entered Parliament in 1868,
representing Chester; sat for Whitby
from 1866 TO 1880, and subsequently rep
resented East Dorchestershire. The
late Mr.. Gladstone WAS Lord Of the
Treasury at one time, and had filed