Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-05
SUNDAY CONVERSATIONS.
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From Sundays Register"

From Sundays Register"
The Princess Beatrice, ninth and young
daughter Of Queen Victoria and wife OF
Prince Henry, Of Battenberg, has been de-
livered of a son. The accouchment took
placeat Balmoral Castle. Scotland, where
the Queen is now residing.
1t was reported that ex-Speaker Reed
will tender his resignation and retire from
the House before Congress meets in order
TO accept a responsible position with an
important corporation in New York city,
The rumor, however, could not be verified.
DR.. J. Edwin Wilson, prominent physi-
clan Of Summit Point, seven miles west OF
Charleston, w. Va, and who is half
brother Of Congressman VIM. l.. wilson,
died Saturday afternoon at the latter's
residence. Heart trouble caused his
death. He leaves widow and i've chill
dren.
A Steubenvire special to the SUNDAY
REGISTER says that at $3.50 Saturday morn
ing the mill property of the McKeesport
Tube Works Co, located at Allikanna, took
fire and the larger portion OF the buildings
were DESTROYED. The mill had not been in
operation for some time, and the loss is
only moderate.
Six minutes after midnight Saturday
morning a little girl was born TO the ex-
President Cleveland family. Little Miss
Cleveland tipped the scales at eight
pounds. DR.. J. D. Bryant was in attend
ance. Mrs. Cleveland was the recipient OF
many flowers, and both father and mother
received hearty congratulations from all
parts OF the country.
1t Is announced that the cruisers Boston
and Atlanta viii be sent to the Pacific for
service soon. The alarming news from
nd
for more vessels in the Pacific has forced
Secretary Tracy to make this disposal OF
these vessels. The vessels will probably
60 TO Chile 10 relieve the Baltimore and
San Francisco, which are in need OF re-
pairs.
A Washington special to the Sunday
REGISTER says: "Ex-Representative Yo-
der, who has Just come in from Ohio, de-
clares his confidence In the election of Gov.
Campbell. Since the campaign opened in
earnest. he SAYS that Mr.. Campbell has
made wonderful strides, He has, Mr.. Yo-
der SAYS, had enthusiastic meetings In the
Republican stronghOldS where he has gone
10 talk tariff reform to the people. The ag-
riculturists are greatly interested In the
tariff discussion and are very suspicious OF
the Mckinley bill"
Walter Thomas Mills, Chairman of the
COulnlLLe6 on LduOI OOLkLGSSCoi W 70 ACAre
during the Worlds Fair, reports the fol-
| lowing relative TO his recent trip to Eng
land ct obtained from the Rt. Hon. VIM.
| Z. Gladstone a communication in which he
expresses his good wishes for the attain
ment OF the ends set forth in the document
ar5 accepts an honorary and correspond
inS membership. Cardinal Manning &C
cepted a similar membership. Cardinal
Manning in conversation declared his con-
viction that nothing could be more helpful
to universal peace and good fellowship
among the nations that the series OF Con-
crosses proposed by the Auxiliary. He
discussed at length his hopes for the Eng
| lish speaking nations and their part in
bringing the ends of the earth nearer to
each other. In a note which he afterward
handed to me he says: In my Judgment
there is no more important subject, after
the way of eternal life, than the welfare OF
the world Of labor"