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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
rLUsRED WITH VICTORY.

insurgents Confident of OverthrowinE
ton'ecl-Urusuay Between Two Fires.
1'NioN November l4.-Dispatches re-
'.'.eo 4ereto-d1y from Brazil say that the
.ss,S.-on cIotiuJC 10 gain strength and is
=. -s reinforced daily Jy the garrisous of
--, -o"nS watch have declared against
'.,,o,.r' IGe NatiOualStS, at the rate
@'c S~'I lobe gaining strength, hope
'--.pse order IN Brazil in a few weeks
s-- 10 e>,aolS1 uOre firmly the republican
o- slEernmtUt, which is the desire,
o1t-aas.
.-. ructator'S power is waning, for no
h'ol.ll2a desire, the truth 70 De hid
. -e-. lle world. "a FOuSeCa, in using
D-aAdan Legatins 10 spread news
y...-d 20 suit himself, has compelled the
-.-., .-''S, party 70 tahe steps 10 let the
4-'" something o. the truth.
'1 IS serious trouble brewing in Rio
.--.' '-9eI. Business there still con-
.-,.' -'.'' o,l "a vigilance committee has been
'.st..,-,el' '.t.. aud this meals that power
,-s y. W great extent, mas passed out of
-S I. u-cla.Cr's hands.
c. NaI0nal party have notified the
.I.-,.',.eLt OF Uruguay tha, SHOULD the
~; ';'Is q. troops oe allowed he privilege
.s n, resuay viii have 10 reckon with
,'-..oia. party when peaceis restored.
,--,- -i-e Uruguay is PLACING her entire
;---si C1lsiSuug of about 400 men. her
tUU p-'1-e iorce, amounting To about
,..-5..,'' ana ner active civilian force.
-l.-,.'- '-3 ABOUT S,0UO men. undo, arms at
.-..- Po-ulS on the frontier. As these
a-s ss .I,'.. r'o armed with Remington rifles,
lack ,,..-y nave 20 pieces Of artillery 10
2rsd mn ~ -p' Uruguay could, if she SO de-
,..a,-r- '-1e5 -s, strong protest against any
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11RRIBLE CRUELTY
,...e,,i By Balnaoeda's lnhunan
Chilean Soldiers.
r,vAy BURNED ATTHE STAKE,
49, y,r, Ssbr.d and Bsyons'sd to Death
y =! a,v, Their Ryss Picked Ou' and
.1s' -, rss,a,s Cat Of at the Roots
a. 9, grsts Used 10 Orna-
man, a House.

October 15.-The Times
rAlPttA.As.,,rII5 details Of the outchery
us lue IN in august, of $50 young men
+ 10 Can.S' he -b firSt families OF Santiago,
clg-ls so - form themselves into CON
r- .,,f army so soon as IL ShouLu al IN 49, ~
--,1-aiso. On August II heatlt "a a, 81 -
3 IN 10 Canas ertate, SltuaIeu ten
zen ~ ~, Santiago, their oolecI UelhS ~
6 I-o'- -rs Capitol and take II IN cese
81 wv. ,.stor's troops being WlthuraWn
. .-e D.,,'.r me constitutional army Ch-
Q -t- a--I- there was a traitor VINO oe-
-la,'.. -.'.S-,, torhe Dictator. In possession
rllel --y-, .,G1 The Dictator Immediate
6 .'.'I ..srs '..,, to wrea6 vengeance on Ine
+ ',oA ',o.-5 ardent patriots VINO hao ASSEM-
~ the LO CanaS estate: r,
l.i ,- ,.S & m "A force consisting OF seven
AZ wv o..-,a'rv :, and seventy-tve lntan-
l.--,I. SlptiasoQ quietly FOR, Lo Canas. ~
IN. the houses on the estate W. W.
O., 80 and the band OF gallant youths
--,,ts,y awakened by discharges OF
s..1 Trsv endeavOred 10 escape Oy run
..,, or more were shot dead, hve or
l.i ,r5rrded. and ten or twelve were
.' "--. .s,rers. The wounded were oSyo-
-5 s9bred 10 death and their bodies
,.,- ..--i'g,ci ,-. aud burned. The prisoners
-r.sr-sd 10 an kinds OF lndignlties
I,,,.-,.s--f,s. Manager Don Fonteclla,
-.. .- safe. was subjected 10 unspeakaole
--. He was bound 10 tree ana was
..,. ..,.' cr, with saores and swords 10 com
81, m disclose the hiding place OF Don
.-- -..'- Walker MARITIME. As ne insisted d
20. go 5s Knew nothing about the hlulng
.-'.s -' If his employer, first one leg ana
.'- .Se other was broken. Paraiflne was wa,
.-.-r~ over him and set on fre, put tne
..''r was limited so as 10 prolong MS
.--r Tfi.h lasted nearly an hour.
r.. b,eies Of the remainder OF the VIC
.-. ,srs subiscted to unheard CT atroGi-
~. some were cut in two at the middle
.-5 ,bs narts were suspended by corJs,
--s 5r,is of others were placed upon the
-.r.-as I'm the corridors, the eyes were
.,sl ou- with bayonetS, tongues weIe
F. orf and ears and noses were CUT ON
.,.- IN fle greater portion Of the mutlla'
81 r9ites ana remains were collected 10
-ts- and burned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
MR. MICHAEL DAyITT
Writes Letter Denouncipg tho Harsh
Language Used sgninst Mrs. PsrnciI.


Writes a Letter Denouncisg tho Harsh
Language Used against Mrs. Psrncu.
DUBLIN, November 23-5ince the death
OF Mr.. Parnell the attacks upon his widow
made by some M'Car:hyites have grown
more and more virulent In their Character.
The episode which occurred between Mr.
Timothy Healy and Mr.. TUDOR McDer-
mott, a nephew Of Mr.. Parnell, arising
from language used In connection with that
lady Is still fresh In the public recollection.
Mr. Hesly has carried his cnaracterizing
Mrs. ParDeil as woman Of extremely
loose moral character 80 far that even =
large number Of those who opposed Mr..
Psrnell are growing tired Of the course
language and deem the interests Of Ireland
better conserved by discussing political and
Among these Is Mr. Michael Davitt He
believes that Mrs. Parnell is not an issue
in Irish politics, ADD that attacks upon her
are entirely uncalled for. A letter written
over bis signature has been made public.
he objects In strong terms 70 the abusive
references made In connection with Mrs.
Parne.l.
The attacks have been couched in the
most Insulting language Further on In
his letter. Mr.. Dayitt shown that. though
he opposed Mr.. Parncll as leader. there
was yet tender spot Ia his heart for him
as friend He shows also that he np-
preciases fully the extent Of Mr.. Paruell's
ceyotioe to the lady who subsequently be
made his wife. fer no writes that al these
ATTACKS made against Mn. ParneIl are
most appalling sscrifces.> -
He concludes his Letter - fhak a
the United States there = 1Seof fse1-
iu9 of indiguauf fcRrck 4 IN. ~~~~<>
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NEW YORK.s WATER FAMINE.
The supply Almost Exhausted ana oniy
Rain VIII Help 1t.


New YORK, November l4--Chief Engi-
neer Birdsall, or the Croton AQueduct, was
looking very blue yesterday when re-
porter asked him about the water famine;
I'm afraid we shall all have 10 drink
beer next week." he said grimly. "By
Monday many houses in the higher por-
tions of the city will be without any water
at all.
Monday the whole supply will run to
the lower districts when the taps are turn
ed on in the morning. The outlook is most
gloomy. The Indian Summer has Just
begun, and there is little prospect OF any
rain for week or ten days. III there is no
rain for ten days there will be water
famine, that's all
"The present supply from the Croton
river is about 10, ,0o0,00O gallons day and
and this comparatively small supply Will
gradually grow less as the drought CON
tinues. The reserve supply in Kirk
Lake, Lake Mahopac, ana other smaller
lakes. has been entirely exhausted.
II am trying TO hold all the water |
can in the Central PARK and Forty-second
street reservoirs for use in case OF fire. u
said Mr.. Birdsall, 'but with the utmost
economy, the water there is steadily fall-
ing and is now lower than ever before"
Men were sent out yesterday TO turn
of the water from all public and private
drinking fountains and open hydrants.
All sprinkllng of the streets will also ot
stopped tomorrow. This alone will save
about 200, 900 gallons day. Tue reduction
of the pressure will also save over 1000
coo gallons a day. The breweries use
about 20, 100000 gallons day, and they
will probably be the first TO shut down, II
the worst comes. The situation is exceed
ingly serious
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BRAzIL's hEBELLION.
P,, Grande Do sui Is in the Hands of the
Insurgents.

P, Grande Do sui Is in the Hands OF the
Insurgents.
vrp,Pus0. November l4.-Adylces re-
v.-ed here from Braziz are all 10 J6cc eliS0' .
IA, the revolt against FOuseca IN the state
4 Rio Grauje Do Sui has has SO far been
.r-.ataIv SucceaSSful.
yr defeated, ana the lnSurgenJ calvary
S4TCi toward the North. GCverpsr I
tslI0, GO RIO GrQpde Do Sul, udS de-
t r0 iOiu the iuSUrrcctiOnary movement
Toe rsvolutionists claim that the Die
.ur is so sick that he finds it impossible
continue the campaign with any de-
-ee Of activity. News comes FROM Rio
metro that he is displaying great energy.
massiug troops and preparing his
,4rsL.DS for an early attack on the revO-
l.sts lie has applied TO the Govern
-e-t0t Uruguay for permission 10 allow
.st ssa- % troops through that country,
.-3er 20 reach the state of Rio Grande
uSll Uruguay, II s said, has granted
Gep.rm' ssiou requested.
The revolt now involves all the towns
THe State of Rio UrInde Do Sui, with
-. exception Of Porto Alegre. The people
g. ,le country generally favor the revolt,
--- give the rebel troops food and any
-sr assistance ia their power.
.- al probability there will be a crisis
.osaSars iu Rio Gr3Dde Do Sui before
.e I'D OF the week
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CAN BE MADE HERE.
An Imported Vase Reproduced at the
Hobbs Factory.


hobbs Factory.
The Hobbs glass factory, or more prop
erly Factory H., OF the United States Glass
Company, has long enjoyed the distinction
Of being one of the best equipped factories
in the United States for the manufacture
Of novelties and fancy ware. This fact is
illustrated in handsome vase, which is
now being manufactured there. The vase
has hitherto been imported from Europe,
where it is made by hand. AT HOBBS the
same pattern is blown in paste molds, and
the local article is superior TO the foreign,
in that it can be made in any color,
while the foreign vase can only
be made in crystal. IL can
also be manufactured much cheaper. An
order was received the other day for this
vase, which alone is sufficient to keep the
shop engaged in its manufacture busy until
Christmas.
The fact that the Hobbs factory manu-
factures line of novelties, In which il does
not enter into competition with any other
factory, is regarded as insuring steady
operation, while the plant belongs TO the
United States Glass Company. The Hobbs
factory is said by practical glass workers
to be, in its equipment, second to none in
the country.
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FIRES AND LOSSES.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 14-An
explosion caused by spontaneous combus-
ton took placlI this morning at the works
of the American Sewing Machine Co,
Twentieth aud Washington Avenues and
was followed bv fire. Loss $4,000.
BEATRICE, NEB.. Novenbe 1.-THE
works of the Beatrice Oat Meal Co. were
DESTROYED by fire yesterday afternoon.
Loss, $50 000; insurance, $1,000
LEXINGTON NEB., November l4.-Fire
this morning destroyed Filer's drug store.
Penney 4 Penuey's dry goods store, James
hardware store, Pioneer Office, Shepherd
Andrews harness store and several smaller
buildings. Loss, 100000; covered by in
Surance.
PITTSFIELp, Mass. November l4.-Fire
last night destroyed keils riding academy
and number of buildings adjoining. Loss,
S50, 200; insurance, $4,000.
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Coal Famine I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 1.-THE coal famine
caused by the strike is assuming serious
aspect for lake steamers. There Is not a
pound of coal 10 be had at Michigan City
or South Chicago, and the supply here Is
so limited that some steamers have been
held twenty four hours waiting for fuel.
There was nearly a riot this morning at
Osric harbor dock over the division of q
few cars which had been received during
the night. Advices from Cleveland are that
il will be impossible to get any soft coal by
water the remainder OF the season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
Her Arm Cut OFF.
SpeeidL Tsle0Tdm TO the Sunday Reotster.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, November IA
The passenger train on the Ohio River
railroad due here from below at noon, ran
over girl named Rosa Fox, on the trestle
below this city.
The engine and tender passed over her
body, and when she was taken out it was
found that one arm had been crushed off
above the elbow.
The girl was brought here, and her arm
was amputated by DR.. Kester Miss Fox
was only nineteen, and resides at Harris's
Ferry. At the time Of the accident she
was crossing the trestle with several COM
panions.
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A Question for Blaine to Settle.

New YORK, November l4-Michae
Kirschner was arrested upon a telegram
from Bucharest, Romania, charging him
with swindling to the extent of $4,000
francs. He was arraigned yesterday be-
fore Commissioner Shields, who decided
there was no way of holding the prisoner,
as there is no extradition treaty between
Roumauia and the United States, and he
was taken back TO the Tomos, where the
Jnstice remanded him nntil the Secretary
of State can be communicated with.
Kirschner has secured counsel, who says
his client is a banker and is charged with
,lefrudinO a banker.
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Threaten to Lynch Him.

MILFORD. PA, November l4-There is
great excitement all through Pike county
over the shooting Of T. Z. Davis, wife
and son by a worthless fellow named
Simon Fields, aged % years, with
whom Davis and his family had always
been on good terms. The Davises were all
seriously wounded about the head, and it
is feared that the father will die. Their
assailant is in the Milford. Pa, jail
Threats of lynching him are freely made
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. They Rave Lost an Hone.

ge-gr' q 1SI.,sSItEG, ". Va, November Il -
SS,-.--.oonoyer daughter of Walter
a-o'd 5,''.1s 49, ana FANNIE Kennedy, sixteen.
gec,ab.o' ','..enler ~..e7nler Of James Kennedy, re-
.esyed SS,llenS Of Belpre, who disap-
L Be.la;rs' 'eW ~, nights since, were arrested
Mss ~, Ohlo' yesterday ana held.
b, tbe 0ES,aOonoyer will be brought back.
2rugi6,oN Neliinedy girl who has become in,
-sr beorio be,ii, WI probably be turned loose as
aiming her nave given up all hope of re-
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R.ports ION 40 Janelro.

RoJtNeEo, November IA Commit
q. Safety has been appointed by the
usrc'a. bodies of Rio Janeiro. Com
ar s.igt obtains here now. Business
Is been generally resumed and affairs are
Nl'.y -u pretty much the same shape
is -et Uere before the declaration of the
arorS1.p by President FOnseca. There
ATS ,o be almost universal feeling OF
Do with the solution of the difficulties.
a.t, hey 0ccasiOued little or no sur
.r, .- ordinarily well informed circles.
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The Ems shooting Match.

MARION, N. j., November 1.-THE third
and final shooting match between Can't.
John n. Brewer, champion of the world,
and r.. d. Wulword. of New York City.
was shot here this afternoon. The match
was for 500 side, 100 birds each, at thirty
wards rise. under Hurligham rules.
Brewer led from the beginning. but on the
last TWENTY-FIVE missed three birds iu rapid
succession. and fell behind. Each killed
% birds this afternoon.
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No Indian Outbreak Probable.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November II
Acting Indian Commissioner Bell has
received the following letter from Spe-
cial Agent George W. Mexican at
Pierre, S. D., dated November IL:
There are no indications of trouble among
the Indians ouside of the fact that Bear
Eagle and his followers have sold all the
cattle, abandoned their camp and gone TO
Pine Ridge in body, The bucks are all
armed. Why this outbreak or what it
means l could not learn.
The Mine Ridge Indians are preparing TO
renew the "ghost dance but nothing re-
liable as TO that could be obtained. In
spector Cishey, heard nothing of that kind.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
Memorial Acairst DlscrimInsaoa.

CLEVELAND, o., November 14.-The
Board of Trade to-day adopted a amemorial
10 Secretary Blaine, protesting against the
discrimination by the Canadian authorities
in the matter of tolls against cargoes of
American goods passing through the Vel
land canal to American ports. Such dis
elimination is contrary to the treaty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
A Modern william Tell Act.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, November IA
Mrs. AIDA Meinot took her l1-year-old son
10 a museum where one OF the attractions is
a William Tell act. Yesterday she play
fully put potato on her head, remarking
n the boy that he couldn't shoot il of. The
bow had a revolver. and, aiming it, he
puiled the trigger. The bullet lodged in
the woman's Reck, and she will die.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
aBi~ OnIum Den Found.

MARYsvILLE, GALA, November l4.-Last
night officers raided suspicious house and
found four large opium ovens witheover
thousand five tael cans ready for packing
the opium when cooked.
When the officers reached the room the
occupants had escaped. AT least $4,000
worth Of opium must have passed through
the place recently.
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New York Ygeeklr Ranl, stntement.

New YORK, November Il The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes: Reserve, increase, &, 461,315;
loans, decrease, !, so. .700; specie, increase,
=. .OS3, 200; legal tenders, increase, S4O7,-
100; deposits, increase. So, ,2C0; circula-
ton, decrease. $53, 600. The banks now hold
8, 800. $50 in excess Of the requirements Of
the - per cent. rule.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
UNHAPPY RUSSIA.
People Dying by the Thousand and the
Czar Unhappy

ST. PETERSBURG, November IA Pro
vincial Governors complain of the insult
ficiency Of the troops in the southwest in
the event of popular rising.
1t is reported that the Car is displeased
at Minister Vishnegradski's financial re-
the Car replied; you must eat what you
have cooked"
Over two million pools of wheat have
been exported from Odessa within week,
the great increase being due TO the expecta-
ton that the decree prohibiting the expor-
tation OF wheat is about 10 go into effect
Thousands Of persons are dying daily
from influenza in the famine-stricken dis
tricts and in the large towns in the south
of Russia.
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A Gold Brick swim dIer.

ALLIANCE. o., November IA man
from Arizona interested Herbert Beck in
deal and took him TO the woods where two
gold bricks were found buried. Beck
agreed TO pay 8, 100 for one OF the bricks
but only in the presence OF witnesses. The
sharper refused 20 consent to that arrange
ment and the deal was declared of. The
swindler escaped.
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She was |. morganat,o wlf..

BERLIS, November I4.-Baroncss Won
Waldersee, the morganatic wife OF LouS,
Duke Of Bavaria. is dead. The Baroness
was formerly Fraulein Mendal. and until
her marriage was one OF the best known
artists On the Munich comic stage. TO
marry her. the Duke renounced bis right 10
the succession TO the Duchy In favor Of bis
brother CLarIes
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strucl, tine samo ola snng.

CLEVELAND, o., November l4.-The
Methodist General Missionary Commlttee
struck the OLD snag OF the relationship oe-
tween the Churches North and South
for Southern territory appeared in several
quarters. and Bishop Foster made an i'm
passioned speech, in which he said that he
had seen the effects OF Northern interfer-
ence with the field occupied by the South
arn CHURCH, which were so terrible mat he
would not ds5esias them. The matter is as
yet undecided, though &, 5C0 WAS voted the
Alabama missions.
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Gang Of Safe Blower, Caught.

CHICAGO, November 14.-Nineteen men
were arrested tonight in Farmers saloon,
corner Of Clinton md Madison streets. II
is said they belong 10 an organized gang OF
safe blowers and thieves that have been
successfully operating in st. Louis and
Chicago. Considerable stolen property
was recovered by the police tonight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
snn Franci.co,s Oner.

SAN FRANCIsCo. November 14.-The
work Of securing S5O,OC0 in subscriptions
for the primary guarantee fund for the eX
penses of the National Republican and
Democratic conventions has been COM
pleted, and the committee will so to Wash
ington to lay the offer before the National
Committees.
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Fell Nineteen Stories.

CHICAGO, November Thames Charlie
son fell from the roof OF the new Masonic
Temple to-day, a distance of nineteen
stories. He covered the distance in three
seconds Every bone in his body was
crushed and the corpse presented fearful
sight. John Wilson, q companion, saved
his life oy clnging to the side of supports
on the scaffold on which they were
working.
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To Save Her Husbands Neck.

SAN Francisco. November H-An
agreement TO sell has been recorded from
Mariea Strellinger, better known as the
wife Of NJ. 3. Curtis. the actor. by which
she disposes Of the Peralta PARK Hotel
property at North Berkely for ti25. 900.
This money will be used by Mrs Strell-
niger 10 try and save her husband from the
gallows.
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$4,000 Colt.

FRANKLIN, PA, November 14.-To-day
Miller Il Sibley, proprietors of Prospect
Hill stock farm, sold 70 Charles and Frank
lin Rldgeley. of Springfield, H.. their
great Electioneer colt, Conductor, for $685.
600 cash and ten reserved services.
As the horse viii command stud fee Of
$500 the price paid is equal TO $4,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
Italian Railw.y Accident.

ROVE, November l4-A fast train from
Rome to Turin collided with passenger
at Galera station Three passengers were
killed ard seven injured. The accident
was dueop disregard Of the signals. Five
persons viii die.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
ALLEGHENY REPUBLICANS.
The straight-Outs VIII Continue Their
Organization-A fractional Fight

PIrrsBURG, November 1.-THE Straight
ont Republ cans, who made quite hot
fight against the regular Republicans IN
the recent election in Allegheny county,
met tonight and decided to continue the
organization.
III is the intention TO put up delegates Ior
the National Convention, and an eHort
will be made TO secure Hon. B. F. Jones as
one of tie candidates.
The Straight-Outs polled a larger vote
that the regular Republicans at the late
elpctiOn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15
rroub,e win Birbbinders.

SAN FRANcrsco, November H.-Owiug
to numerous highbinder feuds and murders
which have recently occurred In China
town, the Board Of Police Commiss' 'oDers
has employed Chief Crowley TO establish
police station in the heart OF the Chinese
quarter and maintain there sufficient
force to preserve order
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ANew Oil and tias Co.
Special Tsis0rGm to TIE Sunday Register.

SPeV'"' -o'e4' "''' W '''o N''''''NS 4''$'''''
CHARLESTON, w. Va, November IA
The Weston Oil, Gas and Mining Company
was incorporated here to-day by Secretary
of State Ohley with its principal Office at
Weston, $50 capital and the privilege of
increasing to 5000 S. L. Barrett and
others of Weston are the incorporators.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15

BosToy, November 14.-To-day Captain
Cooke received the following telegram:
''SAN FRANCISCO. November IL.
IT accept the offer of a $4,000 purse for
a meeting at the National Club, London,
with Frank p. Slavin, IL ] am allowed ex-
penses for myself and trainer, and Will
fight about April.
"Signed, PETER JACKSON
Jackson's acceptance, conditional upon
the allowance of expenses was caoled TO
the Sportsman for submission TO the man
ayers and directors of the National Club.