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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-23
The Cavalry Boys Meet.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 22.-The
boys who rode with Sheridan and Custer
as members of the cavalry corps Of the
Army of the Potomac held rennion In
Meade tent to-day. Gen. E. W. Whitaker,
Second New York, presideds and Captain
r. A. White, Sixth Pennsylvania, acted as
Secretary. Among the regiments repre-
sented were the Second West Virginia,
First West Virginia, Eleventh, Sixteenth
and Twenty-second Pennsylvania, and a
number of New York regiments.
a resolution was adopted browning that
each regiment appoint one member OF a
committee whose duty it shall be to secure
the erection in this city of monument
commemorative of the cavalry arm OF the
service.
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GERMS OF CHOLERA NEWS.

The official cholera returns of Hamburg
place the number of new cases at $50 and
the deaths at 81, including 80 cases and q
deaths that were not included in previous
returns. These figures show that the
disease is again growing worse, as on
Tuesday only l49 new cases and "a deaths
were officially reported.
Thirty new cases Of cholera and twelve
deaths occurred at st. Petersburg yester.
day, decrease Of sixteen cases and four
deaths compared with Tuesdays returns.
The North German liner Hsvel, from
Bremen and Southampton was released
from quarantine yesterday.
At Berlin boatman AMI his child died
yesterday from cholera. The son Of an.
other boatman has been attacked by the
disease. There are still eight men and
three women in the Mosbit Hospital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-23

CAMP Low, SANDY Hook, September %.
The morning opened here with a driz'
zling rain, cloudy sky and heavy mist
overhung the Jersey shore across the bay.
Surgeon Major Sawtelle's official bulletin
of the health of the camp Is favorable, and
is as follows
Pavilion A-Ten cases of ordinary acute
and chronic diseases; nothing special.
Pavilion B-Three cases OF diarrhoe,
not suspicious, four cases headache with
fever
Pavilion Give cases nothing special.
Hospital-All cases convalescent, save
the unknown infant. which is slightly inn
proved. Mrs. Gutel Domiz, the cholera
suspect, is sitting up convalescent.
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saved Hhis Ohild's Life.

A. n. Dilferbough, York, Neb., says:
"The other day came home and found
INV little boy down with cholera morous,
nv wife scared, not knowing what to DO.
I went straightway and got Is cent
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy, and gave 1t ac-
cordIng to directions. You never saw
snch q change in q child. bis limbs
and bodv were cold. rubbed his limbs
and body with my hands. and after +!
had given him the second oose ne wens
10 sleep, and, as my wife says, IRON
a adeath-bed he was up playing IN Spfee
hours." 1t saved me doctor olll OF
about three dollars, and what Is better.
4 saved my child. can recommend = !.
with . clear consci ee. sor SAFE W
druggists.
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The New Ohio Dental Law.
TsIeoran TO ths Resisisi

NDfCtut IfttUI wv 1FVEs'F1's
COLUMBUS, o., September 2.-The at
torney general to-day published an i'm.
nortant opinion on the new State dental
law He holds:
First: That time Of pupilage cannot be
counted in the three years one must have
practiced dentistry to secure license with
out examination.
second: That graduates in medicine
are not thereby entitled TO dentists IL
cenSe.
Third: That incidental dental opera
tions in surgeons practice cannot be
called dental practice, and dental work oy
nupils must always be done in the precep-
tor,s ofice and under his supervision.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-23

ST. PETERSBURG, September %.
April last Mrs. Aine Sanio, the wifi
q professor In the State Castle Of Z
theus, Finland, was found gull
poisoning her husband and In &C
ance with the medieval law whi
still in force there, she was sentt
TO be beheded and her body TO be al
to beacon aud burned. Mrs. Sa
only about22 years old. She ma
the professor in 1890 aud has once
She appeared to live happy with :.
and for considerable time 6
police were at loss TO account for q
poisoning Of the professor. Final
Mrs. Sanio made confession. 81
said she had bought strychnine &C
sule, similar to the capsules containil
quinine that her husband was In 8
habit OF taking. For days she be
tated to administer the poison 10 hi
but one day when her husband ask
her for some quInine she gave him =
strychnine. She then kissed him al
went TO her bedroom and put pillo'
over her head, SO she would not be
his screams while he was diving, -
1t was charged that Mrs. Sanio b
been unfaithful TO her husband, carr
ing on liason with one OF the studen
at the College. She strenuously deni
this and said that her motive In KILN
her husband was TO get the insursn
OF S2, 500 on his life as she was dnop
in debt. After her conviction the ca
was carried TO the court OF appeals al
to-day decision was handed down q
firming the judgment OF the trial cou
and adding TO the punishment
be inflicted on the unfortune
woman. 1t transpired during the trl
that Mrs. Sanio had forged her ht
bands name to checks for small sui
some time befor his death and for n
offence the Court OF Appeals orders ia
her right hand be cut of. Then 8
will be decapltated and her body taste
ed to a stake, covered with iniiammat
material and set on fire.
The sentence is a most terrible or
and ii is thought that efforts will
made TO get the Car to commute "
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TO ADMIT NEGROES.
The Patriotic Order, Sons of America,
to Change Its Constitution.

LEBANON, PA, September 22.-The ma
tional camp of the Patriotic Order, Sons
OF America, is in session in this city. Dele
gates are present from Illinois, Iowa,
Ohio, Colorado, Indiana, Montana, Massa-
ohusetts, Kansas, Delaware, Maryland,
Missouri, New York, West Virginia, New
Jersey, Louisiana, Connecticut and Penn
sylvania.
The new degree ritual was discussed at
length and referred back to the committee
to report tomorrow. The Committee on
Constitution reported to the convention
and recommended number Of changes in
the constitution. The most important is a
proposition to strike out the word ''white"
in article 10. prescribing qualifications for
membership, thus admitting colored men to
mem bership.
Abraham Hall, Jr., member Of Camp
573. of Pittsburg, the only coiored delegate
in attendance, delivered an eloquent speech
favoring the proposition, and the entire
afternoon session was consumed int gener-
al discussion of the question, without final
action.
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Moravia's Passengers Landed.

QUARANTINE, L. l., September 22.-The
passengers of the Moravia have at last
been landed on Ellis Island. They arrived
in por on the Both Of August, and since that
time have been on board the steamer in the
lower bay. The Wisconsin's cabin passen-
gers will be landed this afternoon. The
State of Nevada is now anchored here and
is being detained as an infected ship to-
gether with the NorInannia, Rugia. Mora
via, Heligoland and Suevia The last
named three may be allowed upat any
time now. The tank steamer Bond will
be detained for fumigation.
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ALMOST BEYOND BELIEF.n
johnson, of Minneap oils, Makes Mile on
His Bicycle In 1:56 3-5 - The Time
Taken by seven Watches.

johnson, of Minneap oils, Makes Mile on
His Bicycle in 1:56 3-5 - The Time
Taken by Seven Watches.
INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, September o.
johnson of Minneapolis made final stab
at the bicycle mile record, flying start
His own time of 2:04 4-5, standing start,
was the speediest yet recorded, but to-
days mile Is almost beyond belief. 1t is,
however, authentic, being timed by seven
timers, judges end referees. The time by
quarters was O:29l4, O:5ssl, 1:2S11s, SO S-5.
AT Gravesend Race Track, the racing
was marred by number of accidents. In
the second race Hspenny stumbled aud
turned complete somersault, striking
Midgley. The horse was injured so that
he had TO be shot. Wah Jim's rider was
cut on the head by being thrown. In the
third race, Warpath fell and broke Jockey
Sloane's collar bone, and injured Hamil-
ton who ran into him whils riding John
Cavanaugh. Cavanaugh was also shot
First, five and half furlongs, Lovelace
won; time, :0S4. Second, one mile, Can
delbra won; time, :44%. Third, mile and
sixteenth, Nomad won; time, l:4l4.
Fourth, mile ard furlong. Yorkville Belle
won; time, l:56. Fifth, six furlongs,
Unique won; time :l3s<. Sixth, one mile
and sixteenth, Oscar Won; time, l l:5ll4,
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The Telegraph strike.

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, SeptembefK
Ramsey, Of the Order OF RsiM
graphers, now claims 20 have q
from the Burlington, Cedar Ra
Northern trainmen that they wi
train orders "only from honorab
This, Mr.. Ramsey infers, means n
Order Of Railway Telegraphers
considers IL great point in fays
strikers. Trains are said 70 be
several hours behind time last nigl
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Stole 3 Watch and 3 RIng.
,ecidI TeIeordm to Tie Re0ISter

Special Telegram TO the Register. re
GRAFTON, w. VA, September pa man
registered at the Ward House this morning
and asked for room which was given him.
He remained there until dinner, came
down, ate his dinner, went back to his
room and shortly left. His not returning
caused the landlord some uneasiness, and
an examination being made it was found
that he had taken gold watch and ring
from w. NJ. Gaskin, boarder, that had
been left in his room. He registered his
name q. Elliott, Washington, d. @, 1t is
supposed that he left on the 2:35 train for
Parkersburg. He carried small valise
and dressed in dark clothes.
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ANOTHER CHOLERA SUSPECT.

Henry Frick Taken Suddenly With Vio'
lent symptoms and Taken to the Hos
pital.
NEW YORK, September %. = Henry
Frick, 55 years old, was hurried 10 the
reception hospital tonight by the heaitn
Authorities, who believe he is sick with
cholera. The man was suddenly seized
with vomiting and diarrhoea at O'Clock
and two hours later he was among the
sssuspectsn on the floating hospital.
F'rick's apartments are above an immi-
grant employ nent agency which has re-
Gently been visited by arrivals from Ham
burg. tits believed that they brought the
germs of the plague which Frick contract.
ed. The house has been disinfected and
quarantined.
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MRS. HARRISON MUCH BETTER.
She Was Able to Take Her First Solid
Food-Interested In the Encampment

WASHINGTON, September 22.-Mrs. Har-
rison passed comparatively comfortable
day and this evening is reported TO be
stronger and better in every way than she
was during the last few days OF her stay In
one of the most favorable symptoms In her
case and to-day for the first time in over
two weeks she was able TO partake OF sond
food in the form of small piece OF beef.
Mrs. Harrison also took great interest
whenever members Of her family were In
the room to ask them about the progress OF
the Encampmentf festivities, and it was her
special order yesterday that the Mansion
was thrown open to the visitors half hour
after she reached it herself
Dr. Gardner stated late tonight tnat
Mrs. Harrison had slept much OF the time
during the day and was little more COM
Portable than she has been. There has been
no particular change in her condition for
the past three days.
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Butler Complains of Palmer.

BOSTON. MASS, September ga Wash
ington special says that General Benz. F..
Butler has written lettet to Commander
in-Chief Palmer in which he complains
grieviously because he was not permitted
10 lead his old command, the Sixth Massa-
chusetts, in the big Grand Army parade.
General Palmer decided that General
Butler must either appear with his depart
ment or not at 81 much to the latters
e,haQrin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-23
DR. Hamilton Relieved.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September %. Sur
geon j. B. Hamilton has been relieved
from further duty at Camp Low, n. j.,
and ordered to return to his regular station
at Chicago, stopping at Washington on the
way to confer with the Secretary Of the
Treasury in regard to the cholera situa-
ton. Surgeon Sawtelle, formerly on duty
at Boston, has been placed in charge Of
Camp Low.
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lam. Per.ecutor. indicted.

PITTsBUR6, Pa, September 22.-True
bills were found by the grand jury to-day
against Col Hawkins, Lieut.. Col. Streator
and Surgeon Grimm, Of the 10th regiment
N G.. 2. for assault and battery in the
Private Iam's case. Two indictments were
returned against each Of the defendants.
Iams, it will be remembered was hung up
Dy the thumbs and afterwards drummed
out Of camp at Homestead for cheering
when the news was received that anarchist
Bergman had shot H. G. Frick
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They viii he Released.

BABYLON, L. l., September 22.-Dr.
Vought to-day announced that the pas
sengers of the steamer Wyoming, at
the Surf Hotel, will be released tomorrow
provided all are well. 1t Is understood
that whed the Wyoming passengers are re-
leased from Fire Island the cabin passen-
gers of the Rugia will be transferred to the
surf Hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-23
The Campaign In Harrison.


CLARKsBURG, w. VA, September o.
Congressman Blanchard of Michigan
spoke to an intelligent audience at the
court house this afternoon. His speech
was excellent and opened the campaign in
this county on the part of the Democrats.
Col. G.. G. Watts also made an address.
The Democrats are enthusiastic and are
perfecting organizations all over the coun-
", and it is believed they will materially
reduce the Republican majority If not
carry the county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-23

on CRY, PA, Septembs -LiR
struck the opera house AT
to-day and set IL on fire.
habitants were away atte
vile fair, and though u
usual supply Of water J
done TO stop the fiamel
rapidly till the twenty ho.
the main and inhabited pal.
were totally destroyed.
st. Petersburg came into pron
1870, shortly after the drilling b.
Hulings' big well. In two year
city rivalling Housewife In por
activity, and had banks, an
and a newspaper. The wells d,
idly and for the past ten year
burg has been practically q
lage.
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Yrsck ON the BurlIncton.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIN, September o.
A special TO the Journal from Sibley, Iowa,
says that a disastrous wreck occurred on
the Burlington road between that place
and Ocheyedan at IL o'clock last night.
No. east-bound was going at high rate
of speed when the track slipped from
under 1t and precipitated the engine and
sixteen cars down a ten-foot emoankment.
Three persons were killed.
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rhe MInute nIen of ,61.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 22.-The
Association of Minute Men of '6l perfected
their organization to-day by the election Of
officers, with Col Henry Walker, Of Bos-
ton, Mass, as President. 1t was resolved
that each State association hold its annual
reunion on April 18th, and that the Ma
tional Association hold its meeting at the
National Encampment of the G.. A. r.
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Emancipation Day Celebrated.
,,..;1I J,sI.0r,r,Ja IN sh1 RsOfstsr

STEUBENvILLE, September 22.-The col
ored people celebrated the thirtieth ami
versary of the issuing Of the Emancipation
Proclamation by President Lincoln with
great ecldt to-day. Large delegations were
present from Wheeling, Bellaire, Martins
Ferry. Mt Pleasant, Portland, Washing
ton, Pa, Wellsville, East Liverpool, To-
ronto, Cadiz, Denuison and other places.
A big pa-ade took place at noon. after
which the crowd adjourned TO the Atlantic
Garden, where dinner was partaken Of,
speeches and other exercises engaged in
In the evening a dance at the Garden
wound up the celebration.
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ANAWFULPUNISHMEN'
To Be Inflicted Upon a Woman J
Poisoned Her Husband.
ONE HAND TO BE CUT OFF, AFTE

Which She Will Be Beheaded an
Her Body Burned at Stake,
She Confessed That She Mrr-
dered Her Husband to Get q
Small Amount OF Life Insurance.
An Appeal to Be Made TO The
Gear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-23
opinion of n Building Assoc iation Law
Sn.e,at Ts,<oydrn to the Rsgtstr

COLUMBUS, O., September 22.-An i'm
portant opinion to building and loan asso-
Citations was rendered by Attorney General
Richards to-day. He holds that the law
that requires such associations 70 pay e1-
,,anses ont of earnings does not forbid them
70 borrow money 10 pay such expenses
provided the expenses be kept within the
probab.s earnings Of current years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-23

New YORK, September 22-The Board
of Health issued the following bulletin this
morning:
mo cases of cholera have been reported
since the last bulletin"
The day is muddy with showers The
mercury stands 76, which is warmer than
Of late
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in the hall without seats and when
finally admitted the reception was a
chilly one. They were not received as
veterans who had fought for the pres
ervstion OF the Union, but as citizens OF
the United States. 1t was not the re-
ception they deserved.
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NEWSLETS
| Interesting Pieces of TsIegraphii
small space

Interesting Pieces of ofTsIegrsphh
small space
OTwo men representing tcbe agen
Credit Mobilier arrived 81 San Sci
Spain, and opened an alleged branch
institution. They obtained $4,000
poslts and then absconded.
The Presbytery OF Cincinnati yest
decided BY a large majority 70 put OF
for heretlcal teaching one OF its men
Prof. Henry p. Smith, Of Lane The
cal Seminary. The trial will begin
Der 5.
The sovereign grand lodge Od'
Iowa Yesterday decided 20 bod, :
annual meeting in milwaukee,
At Buctouche, ". b., hfP-seye
ings were burned to the grdlnd y
The fire Is supposed 20 hayd been
OF an incendiary. The loss illr
0O0.
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WANT THELONGGREEN.
The Republican State Committee Needs
Money and It
IS NOT AVERSE TO BREAKING THE

Law in It's Efforts to Secure It-A
Splendid Opportunity Offered
Republican United States Exec
utive Officers to Show How Far
Their Partisanship Goes-Full
Text Of Letter Sent to Post
master By the Republican Com
mittee-They Wanted Him to
Drop $25 Into the Slot, and to
Do 1t Quickly.
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Bic NIeetInC at Grafton.
Tllenrnm 10 a. Rcotster

OpoIIuF 7 VFtVF 01II8 10 VITO 1IVEF'7VI'
GRAFTON, September 22.-To-night Hon.
John C.. Blanchard, of Michigan, addressed
large audience IN the Court House. The
meeting was gotten up on short notice, but
the court house was crowded. 1t was a
most enthusiastic gathering; even the Re-
publicans that were present couldn't help
but cheer the venerable speaker, so earn
est and pointed were his remarks. There
has not been more live Democratic meet
ing held in the county.
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Turned Up Missing.
Special telegram TO the Rs0tstsr.

FAIRMoNT, w. VA, September ga
report is current that Morgan g. Burnside.
doing a small grocery, produce and confec-
tionery business here, are missing. 1t is
reported that they owe various amounts TO
Wheeling wholesale dealers and others.
They had sold their business several days
ago. Their liabilities will, it Is said,
amount to $500 or 81 900.
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Quite n Large Funeral
SpseidI TsisJrGn 20 the Register.

CLARKsBURG, w. VA, September %
The funeral of John Charpering to-day was
the largest that ever occurred in the coun-
ty. A thousand people were in attendance.
There were eighty-seven vehicles which
carried the people from the residence TO
Mt. Zion cemetery, where the interment
ook place.
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Peck In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September 22.-Charles
F. Peck, the New York Labor Commits
sioner, was in this city to-day upon busi-
ness connected with his Office, but declined
to say what it was. He will return to AL
bany tomorrow.
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MASON CITY, IA, September 2
strike Of the operators on the Bw
and Cedar Rapids Is still on, ant
operator In this section except two.
Passenger trains are al running on
ule time.
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The Western Horse Soldiers.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 22.-The
cavalry men of the western armies got to-
gether in large numbers in Sherman tent
this morning and held reunion, which
stirred up the enthusiasm Of all the old
soldiers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-23
Denoon Yet FREQ.

New York, September 22.-The Hes
Nice cable says:
"Mr. Edward Parker Deacon, the A
lean who killed the Frenchman Abeille,
been pardoned aud set NJ liberty"
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They Sent Him 70 He'd.

LONDON, September PA despst
the NetOs from Turin says that Louis
suth is suffering from the fatigues {
recent receptions, and has been order
stay in bed.
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ni.dnfTnhnrnninsis. of

CHICAGO, September 22.-Frank Glover,
ex-champion heavy weight pugilist Of this
State, died here this morning, aged ~
years. His death was caused oy tubercu.
losis of the stomach and bowels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-23
In rims Of Peaee PrspsE 10 %

Have you ever thonstt
would do 10 case you, or son
your family, was takenjwii
attack Of collie, cholera nforf
terry or diarrhes. In such
not unusual for fatal resu"
before medicine can be
physician summoned
ing that will give permsneni
quickly as Chamberlaln's Coll
and DIsrrhea Remedy. ltn
even in the MOST severe case
for children or adults. Why I
1 at hand? 25 and so cent 90
ale By druggists
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5TyclnPMTNT
i Vasssrt Selected as the New
ronnanier-in-Chief.
|,N J.. N. PIPES DEFEATED

position Of Senior Vice
!. -,srdsr - General Weis-
r.seaon by Acclamhtion.
Trion Veterans Union
y Tina. It Has Been. Badly
.,.+s5 - by the Grand Army.
unions Adopted 1 A Big
,.sr-ion rendered by the Peo-
/. -, WashingtOn-The Close
,.ss Bir Encampment.
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A Bogus Prince Arrested

coLuNBus, o., September 22'-TipO-
Tsns the bogus African prince, was arrest
al here late last evening on suspicion and
made to leave the CIV fh's
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ger an immense silver shaving cup very
handsomely engraved, which was ac-
cepted by Gen. Alger in an appropriate
speech.
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10 Speak In Phlladelphia.

CoLUMBUs. O., September 22-Governor
Mckinley left this evening for Philadel.
phia, where he makes q pcistical speech TO-
moro" nlene ness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-23

NERVOUS PROS
opium habit. dull
Miles Nervina
I No.
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WAsnusros, D. G.. septenb
vi-Efn'- and western PENN
Ne shoRers ~ lzt