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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
MEETINGS NEXT WEEK.
Nv house Engaged for Six Days
2. .-o uemocrauc Committee.

~ - House Engaged for Six Days
m we Democratic committee.
h go ol.o County Democratic Execu-
sae,.' ~ u. ''ee, has engaged the Opera
sas = i ~, every night next week, and
sss ,SL arranged for two big meet
& d 5Ds '.sr meetings will be announc-
s. ss 7. 7. Stab, Of Trenton. n. J..
ssS ssot slished German orator t, ~ has IA;
s,o,5s,C,e for Thursday. Friday and
'soqss ~ 5,a ana will speak = the Opera
.sa probably on the F6rst nigbt
voters ~ Sl IL ais address the
asooUr,.S1ee nwood F1Iton' He lie Is
. DOUBT S SsI and fCrcib alker. and viii
h tea G ], November 5. maSt al oas '.,ll
Z .sDsa 4. .ae Opera House. a. gb ~,l,
s. V win S0l. John L, Vance =, D. >, F os,a
~. probably be the s} Ssss ., oa,o,
49, ANLONAUA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
Col. Mcclure on Mckinley.

Copies OF Governor McKinley's speech
and Col. A. X. McClure's reply to it can
be had at this office. IL is complete
expose OF the policy OF the champions
OF high taxation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26

In Holland, Mich, G. ]. Dossoury
publishes the NeiCs, and 10 us co, I snns
strougly recommends DR.. Thomas, hlec-
trio ON for coughs. colds, sore snfoAs'
catakrh and asthma.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
FOR SALE.

EIeyon-roomed brick house. with brick stable,
ON the corner OF 1wenty-sixth streeI ana aliey
Will offer this property for Few days NJ n Iess
price than it would cost 10 build the house; IL
Is a good location for either residence or bus-
mess; will pay 125s TO ID per cent as an In
yestment - 90.
A sir 'roomed house, with large yard at 6s4
National Road. intersection OF Market street
Donbis house. i0xis, South Broadway, for
1900. This property will pay i2h per cent as
- Five.roomed brick house on South Huron
street for OIL 300
New six.roomed house. stone cellar. tin roof,
windows on weights. a frst-clasS property, on
Erie street, Island, $500 cash, 600 on three or
four years time, or sl,77o cash. IL now rents
for SIS. -
small BUILDING LOTS
South Front street, lot 30r70, low water
mari FOR 81. 200. You will never buy these lots
for such money again. It's oa'gsin,
We have the choice lots IN Gilchrists sddi
ton. high ground. at very low pflces-ezo,
5000 s35J, 1900, $50 They are bargains ana
s7o6 Viii buy one OF The beat lots on North
Huron street, size 25Il33
S175 for lot on Oaldwelrs run, 6O115O.
The choice Of Woodsdsle and Glendale.
TO LET.
Best Flat in the city.
Seven .roomed furnished house.
Fiye.roomed house. 2s03 Eoff street
Fiye-roomed house corner New Jersey and
North Huron streets.
location.
G.. 0. Smith, 1929 Market st.
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KNIGHTS OF raE GOLDEN EAGLE
Listen TO an Address by Supreme Chief
Sumner.

Supreme Chief George Fl. Sumner, OF
the Knights of the Golden Eagle, ar
rived in the city yesterday from his
hu.ce In New Jersey. and registered at
the Windsor. He was met al the depot
by a delegation Of Wheeling Knights.
Last night the members OF Wheeling
Commandery, K. OF G. E., met at G.. A.
r. hall on Main street, and headed by
the full Opera House band marched to
the hotel. Mr.. Sumner entered car
rage and short parade was given. the
Knights being frequently applauded for
their fine appearance and splendid
marching. Late- Mr.. Sumner delivered
an address at to the members
Of Wheeling derry.
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Prohibition NTeetInrs.

OF the campaign, and an effort will be
made to make 1t one Of the largest,
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CAPTURED AT LAST.
Daniel Noble Arrested for the Attempt
Upon His Brothers Life.

Upon His Brothers Life
Readers of the REGISTER will doubt
less recall the desperate attempt OF
Daniel Noble, of Wells township,
jefferson county, O., to murder his
brother Wesley on the 18th day OF July
last. The cause for the act was the
disposal Of his property by the father
of the two men in favor OF Wesley and
other children to the entire exclusion OF
Dan. The shooting was done with
double barrel shot gun, and the victim
lost one eye entirely and the other par
TALLY, besides having his face literally
riddled with shot. He has been hover
ing between life and death ever since. a
reward OF $500 was offered for the ar
rest of Noble, half payable at the time
of his capture and half when ne was
convicted, but he made good his escape
and nothing was heard OF him.
The fact is that Noble came to this
city almost Immediately, and going out
TO Elm Grove he obtained work from
Isaac Linton at that place, going under
the name Of Dick Shawn. No suspi-
cion was aroused regarding him, at I'll
Grove, until about week ago, when he
asked Mr.. Linron's sou to write letter
for him to woman in Bridgeport. No
BILE said he could write, but gave as an
excuse why be did not do IL himself
that his hand was nervous. The letter
was written from his dictation, and
some OF the expressions In 1t aroused
curiosity regarding him. Monday
morning a card was seen to fall from
Mobiles pocket, and on it's BEING exam
ined by Scott Linton and Will Cham
bers, they found it contained a
description of the man wanted
in Wells township, with a
photograph and the offer OF the re-
ward. The two young men at once
communicated with Sheriff 0fferman,
OF Jefferson county, and he replied that
he could not come down, but would
send deputy. Yesterday exSheriff j.
G.. Burns came down and went out to
Elm Grove, where Noble was put under
arrest and brought into this city. de
agreed 10 90 back to Ohio without a
requisition, and was taken up in the
afternoon, after little misunder-
standing between Mr.. Burns and Linton
and Chambers respecting the reward,
had been fixed up on compromise
basis.
In an interview yesterday Dan said
be did not do the shooting, but his
brother Wesley says he did. The last
grand jury indicted him for shooting
with intent 10 kill, and his trial will
take place at the present term Of court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
A Saloon Robbed for tn Fifth Time.

Some time during Monday night the
saloon of Smith g. Urban, at No. 9 Elev-
enth street, was entered by thieves and
twelve dollars in money and lot Of
liquor, cigars and tobacco were carried
off. An entrance was effected through
a window. This is the second time
within week and the fifth time in two
or three years that this saloon has been
robbed, and the thing is getting just a
trifle mOnOtonOus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26

NEW BoOKs-yoR WIFE; mob MAID. ey
~ The Duches SOC. The Quality OF Mercy,
Nv w. ID. Naweils. Soc TIE Unseen Bridegroom.
bv MARY Agnes Fleming. Sc Saddle snt ssnt.,
ment. by NinonE Gilman. Soc G H. QCi hbf
Nc. f4If Market street cciis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO EUSEL OIL

1t Is a remedy, n tonic and not bever-
age. It stimulates the circulation, tones
up the life, puritles the blood, gives bright
ness and health TO women, streng'h TO
men, and 10 being endorsed by physic'ans
and the more advanced thinkers. III Is the
best remedy for PNEUMONIA. Bear In
mind that Duffy's Pure Malt has grown In
popularity for years, that IL Is acknowi.
edged the only pure remedy OF It's kiha
on the market, that it contains no fusel
OIL and that il invariably benefits all who
intelligeutly use it. Get it from your
Drug gist or Grocer Send for pamphlet Co
THE DUFFY MALT WHIsKEY CO..
Rochester, N Y. (3)
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Newest Styles,
Newest Fabrics,
Newest Ideas
in make and trim.

IN make and trim.
We only repeat fact well known
to the Wheeling public for thirty years
that we show everything that all others
combined can offer, besides many novel
ties shown exclusively by us, and all this
at prices below competition.
Come early or the assortment will be
broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-26
ALEX FREW,
Iii7 MAIN STREET.
FUNERAIf1IRECTOR

Am prepared to cond
isfncfory manner AL
planes and tine black
Competent mansgems
Coins, Caskets ana .
lain to be prompt, G
Calls By t.lepho1es
Residence, Alex
s.oFe-No. IA
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"A the new V,ox BY Jogish Aliens unf,
''Ssmantha on the Race Problem" bend aiiy
cents for outfit and b. THE hfst IN The Isis
Lib.raI terms. Address !. W. JLifB CO.,
100 los wabash Avenue. Chicago, Ill oc1bNsH
yUAYTED-YoR THE uSfTET
w AsAY--ADI--Dodlsd pnmsfsr
tween lbs ages Of 81 and - yss
rations clothing aud medical
plicsnts must be prepared %
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Apply At 1881 MAIN s1kEt'
Va. U-1a
VxyAETED-GooD GIRL FOR
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right party. Apply ei ThlrtJsirth sire
oclcdeh -
GOOD SALARY GuARAsTEEp 10
VI willing 20 DO writing fof ms :. tnss -
Address me Ia OWE Handwriting VIII sisa
esvslop.. MISS EDNA l. DMfTHk. ~
Bend. Ind, proprietor Of the fsfnou. W
Water for the complsKion sst4
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NJ. GUTMAN Z CO.,
B B:s'i' Main and Twelfth Sts.'
aae,u advertisements.

NOR sALE-A1 RESTAURANT MAKING
il money; other business cause foe seinng;
GOOD chance for q man who understands MS
business: no others need apply. JOE WAX
VEL Kenton, Ohio. ocSoq
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0 vERC0A / S T!

You will search the city in vain for
similar collection of MEMS and
BOYS OVERCOATS to the one
we display this fall.
1t embraces all points OF advantage:
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cost.

T osT-sILvER HAIR PfS. DtTWEEN
IL wheeling and Elm Grove. fintcr vii
please leave At l. q. Dillon's stors aud ftceiss
reward. ocpFt
r OST-A FEMALE RAT DOG, WHITE.
i A with red ears aud red spot on body, Finder
will be rewarded by returning 70 JAS bOks
MAN, slacktown. or Kimberly a Davis. oc1ter
7 osT-wATCH CHARM SMALL GOLD
IL bucket nllea with silver Lost between this
once and Ohio River depot Finder Win please
leave 81 this oflcs and fecelys revsfd. oc<is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-01
TALE OF WOE
Of Terrible Damage b. Gale to
Parts Of Japan.
In One Locality Four Hundred People
Crushed to Death.
Dwelling houses and Public Buildings Rassd
10 Ground.

SA> FgANcsco, Sept. So.--Advices
from Japan dated sept. Is say "A gale
swept over southern and central Japan last
mon,h inilicting terrible damage in Tokash-
ina prefecture, devastated the Rinkiu
islands, and reports from Okinawa give the
following figures; Four hundred people
crushed 10 death or missing, ~ boats blown
out TO sea. ~ houses completely over
thrown, $500 partially, oathouses blown
down, crops greatly injured, The above
figures do not include the devastation
wrought ON smaller islands.
The typhoon of Sept. did much damage
in Shixuoka, Aichi and Gumwa prcfertures.
At llomoma,u court house school, u:
dwellings and brick railway station were
blown down and 10 persons were killed and
mauy wounded. In Shixuoka prefecture
500 dwelling houses were blown down or
partially destroyed, six bridges were washed
away and four emhankmeNts broken. Seven
houses were swept away and Il stores de-
stroyeh. In Aicm prefecture five people
were killed and two wounded. Re
claimed lands were flooded, 10 dwelling
washed away. Great damage was done in
other parts of the province. In the Gumwa
prefecture many houses were DESTROYED AMI
eight people were injured Daring fes,i.
val at Mon temple, near Kobe, terrible
accident occurred, The tempt" is ap-
preached hv a very steep flight ot 2,o steps.
While t.cnse crowd was ascending, a man
AT the top slipped and IN his fall brought
down 80 people. Five were killed outright
and others were terribly injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-01
Represe ntatlve BRAKES Reception.

Amos. Sept. @o.- Special. Charles
\. Drake, representative elect from the
lass. composed of China, chesha, Mbion
anil nitv plantation, gave II reception to
his friends at his fine residence last evening
The grounds were handsomely decorated,
lighted with Chinese lanterns and illumina-
tors. over the driveway q large Harrison and
Reid flag hoated, while large picture of
Harrison was suspended over the front doors
surrounded by evergreen AMI small flags.
The houses on the street were all illuminated
in honor of the occasion a flag hearing the
name of G. \. Drake was suspended from
the residence of Augustus Libby and &. =
Fess There were two hundred and tittv
prpseut,a large number coming from China
The | nity Cornet Band discoursei some
excellent music after which all were invited
iuto the house. After music and social
me in general. SO that all could become
acquainted, fine collation. was served the
Young ladies' of the place acting AS walters.
after which the people assembled on the
lawn and the band gave concert. Mr.
brake male a speech. thanking his friends
for the honor of being chosen to represent
them, nevertheless he realized that it was
thr principles of the Republican party that
they labored 10 sustain and not the man.
After cheering for all interested and march
ng several times around the lawn with
appropriate music all went home well sat
sfed that it hat been an ENJOYABLE occa-
sion long to be remembered.
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PNEUMATIC TUBE
To be Used in Transmitting Mail from Wash
ington to Philadelphia.

WAsmI>oruN. sept. 3o.-The committee
appointed to examine the pneumatic mail
service bids have recommended the accept
ance of the offer of the Pneumatic Transit
Company of New Jersey to connect the
Philadelphia office with the East Chestnut
street branch without expense to the depart
ment and without charge for years use
of the tubes
The committee says it does not pass on
the merits of the various systems as il has
not had time to examine them, but simply
advises the acceptance of the most advar-
tageous offer made that pneumatic mail
transportation may be tested 1t hopes
that another company NAV make similar
offer. that tube system may be tested III
Washington.
Postmaster -General Wannamaker has
notified the New jersey Company that its
offer has been accepted.
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The Souvenir Malt Dollars.

WA>miNGroN, Sept. 30.-Director Leech
os the Mint Burean has written letter to
the director-gene Of the Worlds Column
bian exposition in regard to the designs fin
ally agreed on for the souvenir half dollar.
He SAYS the designs are very fitting and will
make handsome coin. In his opinion the
profile made by Warner of fhe
Lotto head of Columbus is a
very noble one and its selection
will be generally approved. He says he
has given instructions for the immediate
preparation of the designs casts and dies
for this coinage and the facilities of the
mint will be pushed to their utmost to exc
cute it promptly AMI satisfactorily. This
coinage will take precedence of all business
at the mint and additional machinery will
be purchased to facilitate the work. The
director says he believes that he will be
able to deliver one million of the souvenirs
in the month of December and that the
coinage can be continued at the rate of
2J0 900 pieces week.
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SPARKS FROM Maiae WIRES.

The Berwick, Ne postoffice was Fri
day raised from fourth to the Presiden-
tial class.
Friday afternoon while Mr.. Greenville
Whitman of Greenwood. and his wife had
gone to the meadow for hay. their house
took fire and was burned. The loss will be
$500.
The Saco sewer, on which crew was at
work eaved in FriIay morning. tine
workman. Damisse la Montague was buried
to the neck in gravel and was considerably
injured.
The annual meeting of the York County
Baptist Association, Saco. closed Fridny
noon The forenoon was devoted TO a
prayer and praise service, business session.
discussion aEa addresses. The sermon
was preached by Rev. DR.. Pepper OF
Wateryille.
The grand jury of Cumberland county
has risen and found no Indictment in the
Scarboro letter case in this town. There Il
no truth in the rumor that the young woman
had been arrested and put under bonds. Il
! il stated by those who assume To know tha
/ it is known who the guilty man il, that h'
has run away. and that he will be arrested
If possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-01
TIMELY ASSIGNMENT
OF the Order Of Fraternai Guardians al PhiIa-
deiphia.

fHiLAprLpHh, Sept. 30.-'rhe Order of
Fraternal Guardians has assigned here to-
day. The assignment, it is said, is indi-
rectly due to an attack commenced against
the order about a year ago by few dssat-
isfed members. Quo quarranto proceed
ings were instituted by the state authorities
to foI felt the orders charter on the ground
that it had exceeded its charter rights.
The first series of certificates matured in
June last, but owing to quo warranto pro-
ceedings they were not paid. The execu-
tive committee of the order decided that, as
it would probably be several months before
a decision was reached it would he more
equitable to all the certificate holders to
make an assignment The total amount of
certificates held is 81 900 900. Certificates
are not to be paid and each member will
receive the amount he or she paid in. The
supreme officers say they can pay dollar for
dollar The total paid in is about s1HD.oo0
and against this the order has in tho treas
ury 5000 100 and about SGl0,oo0 in first
class bonds and mortgages.
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An Exciting Runaway at Waterville.

WArtnvILLE Sept. 30, Special ~
serious runaway accident occurred on Main
street Friday evening at s.4j. Mr.. Ben
Chatfce and wife were driving on College,
avenue when one of his reins broke and the
horse ran at full speed down Main street.
Opposite Thaycr's block the carriage ran
into another team and Mr., and Mrs. Chat
fee were thrown out on the pavement.
She was taken up unconscious and car
riel into Dr. Goodrich's office. She was
somewhat bruised and terribly shaken up,
but no bones broken, and she WAS taken to
her home by pr. Withee AZ soon as she re-
gained consciousness MIR. Chatfee es-
capped without serious injury. The horse
continued his run down Water street where
he was captured. The team which was run
into was caught at once. and the driver
who was thrown out was not injured.
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The Biggest Whaling Catch on Record

SAN FRANcI>co, Sept. 3o.-The steamer
Bertha arrived today from Alaska bringing
news of the champion whaling catch on this
coast. The whaler Mary ID. Hume. which
left here two and one-half years ago, is
now on the way home with the produce of
81 whales, worth S400 900. This beats the
record even for vessels which have spent
two years in the Arctic. Capt. Tilton's
share will he 81? 900 and each sailor will
receive $1,000. The Hume spent the two
long Arctic winters at the mouth of the
Mackenzie river and the captain kept all
his men in good condition. News was also
received today from the sealing schooner
Henry Dennis. which has 2lsi sealskins.
This gives each seal hunter $1,000 for his
seasons work.
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FREIGHT Wreck on the Fitchburg.

WALrm,M, Sept. 30.-A freight train
coming East on the Fitchburg Railroad
broke in two on the grade near Waltham
station early tins morning, causing a bad
wreck. Six OF seven cars were smashed
to splinters and the wreckage is piled up on
both tracks completely blocking travel.
Three valuable horses owned by Henry
NJ Whitney of Boston, were killed and al
so - hogs of a valuable breed. \ man
named Aver, who was in charge of the
horses was badly hurt. 1t is hoped to get
the train running again late in the after
noon.
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CHARGED WITH TREASON
Leading Homestead Strikers are Put In Jail
Great Sensation.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Sept, 80. A great SEN
~ation was created here tonight by the ar
rest for treason of number of the men'-
bcrs of the advisory committee of the
Homestead strikers. Those arrested were
Thomas j Crawford. Vim. Baird, George
Rvlnnds. John Dicrkcn and r. u. Brown.
The arrests were wholly unexpected. As
the prisoners were specded to prison tents
the alarm was taken and many strikers
hastened toward the military guard but
were held back and denied all information.
Through fear of an attempt at rescue the
prisoners were taken to the city farm sta
ton and placed on n train and brought to
pittshurg and at | o'clock landed in jail
At the station $50 angry men assembled.
Two deputies tried to keep them back, but
by the time the train arrived they had al
most surrounded the prisoners and officers.
When the train pulled out sullen jeer of
defiance went up.
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Division Among German Socialists.

BERLIN, Germany, Sept. 80. 49, Herr
Liebkpecht's speech on the Eisass question
is expected to lead to the secession of Herr
Volimar and his partisans from the Ger
man Socialist party. Vollmar adheres to
the national view that Frencllmen cannot
expect any help from German Socialists
while Herr BebeI, although, more prudent
in his expression Of his views. holds prnc-
,icaily the same views n Liebknecht and
the majority of the party namely, that
Socialism knows no country. and that
Socialists, German, French anl all, ought
To work together for their common ends.
without regard 10 nationality.
The municipal elections have resulted in
complete victory for the Social Demo
Gratis showing that the malcoDteut wing Of
the party is unable 10 influence the mass of
the socialist electors.
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TWO FRelGHTS COLLIDE
Near Rochester. N. H.. and Several Are
Injured.

ROCHESTER, \. H.. sept, 3o.--'The los
ton K Maine freight trains 2i2 and 2@9 rul-
hIed two miles below this place this after
noon.
Both engines aud n number of cars were
badly wrecked. Engineer Charles w.
Rines. train 2G2, was terribly bruised and
scaled His fireman. lward Wallace,
was hurt internally. Thomas w. Gordon.
Lynn, Mass, who had charge of car of
horses, received severe injuries in the spine
by horse jumping on him at the time of
the collision. The injured were removed TO
this city. The blame cannot be located.
The road will be cleared during the night.
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SLAUGHTER or RUSSIAN SEALS.


SAS FnAscISco, Sept. 30.-'fhe Russian
steamer kotick arrived from Petropanlovs-
XIV Yesterday with ~ 900 sealskins for the
Russian American Sealskn Company
Among the passengers was n. A. Grebin-
blsky, the Governor Of Copper, Behring
and Robin Islands. lie in on his way to
St Petersburg 10 report on depredations of
British sealers.
THE English sealers have almost ruined
the rockeries on Copper. Behring and Rob
bin Islands" said Gov. Drebinblsky. "This
year about 30 800 seals were taken and
next year, if 20,0o0 are caught, 1t will
mean almost death to the industry. Six
English schooners and one American were
seized and of the skins on board 90 per
cent we're females.
The Russian gunboats Jakut and he
biaka were cruising around all the time but
nevertheless a number Of poachers escaped
tbrm and made good their catches