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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-20

commemorating the great discovery, were
given up to the doings of the happy little
ones.
The first exercise was the reading of
President Harrison's proclamation. This
was followed by flag raising and the
PUPILS SALUTED The COLoRs.
They also pledged their allegiance to the
flag in concert, and sang America The
next feature of the programme was
reading of the scriptures or some acknowl-
edgement of the Divine Being. The
school then joined in singing columbus
Day." after which the programme was
varied according to the grade.
In primary grades the little ones re-
cited patriotic verses and sang little songs
while in the grammar and high school
grades, historical essays were read, songs
sung and declamations delivered. The
next number on the programme was Joa-
quin Miller's song Columbus" as ar
ranged by o. Blackman. In the upper
grades an address was read by one of the
pupils entitled 1.-THE Meaning of the Four
Centuries" This was omitted in lower
grades, as well as the ode ''Colulhbla's Ban
ner,n by Edna Dean Proctor. "The Flag
Of the Free" by the school closed the ex-
ercises. The day was clear and cool, the
cloudy murky conditions prevailing yes
terday having entirely disappeared.
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a HARRISON HAT FOR CLEVELAND
Only One of Many Kinds of Campaign Ar
ticles Sent to Him.
A., T-o.L Ipo~Ty C,,<.;oJ

GREENWICH, CONN, October 10
During the several visits that ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland has made here this sum-
mer he has received hundreds Of pres
entS from manufacturers OF campaign
paraphernalia. The gifts are OF great
variety, and Mr.. Cleveland now has a
large collection. he receives all the
latest designs in campaign buttons, ban
ners and badges and photographs Of
himself and President Harrison, and
only few days ago he got a Harrison
and Reid songster.
In many instances the ex-President
has been obliged TO pay the express
charges, but he does so cheerfully.
Que afternoon recently, while Mr..
Cleveland was sitting on the veranda
of Mr.. Benedict's handsome house
amusing BABY Ruth, an express de-
livery wagon drove into the yard. The
driver took an oval-shaped pasteboard
box from the wagon and delivered it TO
Mr.. Cleveland, who, upon opening the
box, found large ''Grandfather's Hat"
with these words painted on the crown
in large letters: There's nothing
in it,"
The members of the Benedict family
and Mrs. Cleveland. who were watch
ing the proceedings from the house, re-
mained silent, wondering what the ex-
President would do with the prize.
Then they saw him march up and down
the veranda with cane over his shoul-
der and "Grandfather's Hat" upon 1t
amusing the baby with "Hurrah for
Harrison, Ruth Hurrah for Harrisonw
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Ciucinnatrs Public School Parade.

CINCINNATI, o., October 19.-The parade
of the boys Of the public schools late this
afternoon was one of the most inspiring
spectacles Cincinnati has witnessed in
many day. The numbers We're almost
startling. The discipline was most satis-
factory, for while every boy was practi-
cally free from restraint the order OBJ
served in the parade was better than that
in ordinary professions of lnen. Abundant
music was provided. No accidents hap
pened, and the twenty thousand boys, as
the figures were given by the superiaten-
dent, have the satisfaction of having given
one of the most successful parades ever
seen in Cincinnati.
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ALASKAN AFFAIRS.
Captain HeaIy Gives q Report of the Do
ings of the steamer "Bear" in North
Arctic Waters.


Arctic Waters.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 49,
Captain M. A. Healy, U. S. r. NJ, in a
long report to the Secretary OF the
Treasury, dated Unalaska, Septem-
Der 26, of the cruise of the steamer Bear
In North Arctic waters, says that the
steamer established the station project
ed by the Interior Department at Port
Clarence and started with III deer and
with great promise of success the work
OF introducing reindeer into Alaska.
In giving detailed account OF the
cruise of the revenue steamer
Bear, Captain Healy says that
the annual visit Of the vessel to North
ern Alaska has now become the time for
the adjustment of differences Of all
kinds, the starting of new enterprises
and the correction of various abuses.
Captain Healy says the season has
been particularly open, and nearly
the entire whaling feet had gone east Of
Point Darrow when the Bear
sailed south. The schooner Mary
d. Hume made the extraordinary
CATCH OF THIRTY-NINE WHALES
during the spring. The establishment
OF the refuge station at Point Darrow,
with its constant supply OF provisions,
has encouraged the whalers to go far
ther north and into more profitable
places in pursuit of their trade with the
knowledge that in case OF accident they
will not be left to the mercy OF an
Arctic winter without food or shelter.
Captain HeaN says his efforts to pre-
vent the introduction of spurious liquor
into Alaska were unusually successful
despite the great extent Of territory to
be patrolled, and is of the opinion that
he has driven the liquor traffic out OF
the country. The Bear will assist the
United States steamer Adams in guard
ing the seal island until December first.
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o..,,sr l1-The dedicatory
49, 49, Worlds Columbian EX-
Is " '- '--s- rated to-day, begin
R5', -s,-1..g1 and entertainment
~, -,--5 visitors by the various
-rs.r arrival iu the city ana
.- --.-g ev the formal inaug-
6r t-e citizens Of Chicago 20
S-rr. a pleasure prelude
's-.-..-5rs y I. Day" celebration TINS
~.-1rsaads OF school children
'-. ~ 1srs Chicago is 10 be given
l.so so-.-- and pleasure, and the
-r.t the attending cere-
80 a-5 informal, official and
~ Witnessed by nearly nall a
.i-s79e from abroad
Q. ~. ...-.0-ameuts have been made
y. ',a.rsn31ies of dedication that
y, -,--,sr when should attend an
~ s~r7 International and repre-
~r5rsuce. and the Worlds s
5-,.-s- iu o costume OF many
~ s.4-s and stripes naturally
s l brt the c1.0rs OF al nations
y I'm rr55gc.rg the grand aggregate
.s.ss decorations that adOrn the
-3-ss 6f Chicago display consld-
10 and the variety IS such that
-. -,-is shared that etium OF mo-
=, f-s1rear.y attending occasions
~, 5-r8ue1tal1u. Portraits or
s-s a-s seen everywhere.
rain brings hundreds OF visitors
ir--.i's Fair city aud many Import
.go9rrs in the official ceremonies
M IN tee gr6uuds. Among the
IN ,soD'e already in the city are
-stt Hsves. Vice President Nor
4 Jrsr,es of the Supreme Court,
Sr8fed. Cardinal Gibbons, and
delegate. Archbishop SatOlli,
I'd Fleming OF West Virginia,
20 Ohio. Flower of New York,
cfCosnecuclt. Russell Of MasSa-
Vqryhlm0i California, McGulre
g.o1. Blr.eigh Of Maine,
Colorado, Fifer Of Hi
ro.ts Of Delaware, kuaDp OF
FrrCs OF Missouri, futile Of
pssre Holt OF North Carolina,
Sew Jersey, PaJtiSOn, OF Penn
Merriam ofAiiunessOta, Chase Of
Burke Of North Dakota, Boyd Of
Ex-Governor Campbell Of Ohio,
BensD, Congressman Springer,
Culom, Senator Brice, Geo. w.
Col Elliott +. Shepherd aud vari-
arwsI Known Americans.
b.0gng Cabinet officers and their
arrived this afternoon: Secretary
Dster and wife, Secretary Charles
wife and daughter: Secretary =.
as and Mrs. E.6ins; Secretary
.ramsker and family; Secretary
l Mrs. Noble; Attorney General
Miller; Secretary Rusk and Mrs.
acre2ry Tracy, Mrs. Wilmerding
Is Alice Wi.merding; Assistant
b S0.ey and Ms. SOiey.
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MARIETTA REPUBLICANS
Finally Open the CampaIgn-The Speaker
Didn't Talk Tariff



MARIETTA, O., October l9.-The Repub-
licans have awakened at last. Their part
of the campaign was opened last night by
what was 10 be monster mass meeting at
the City Hall. This meeting was extern
siyely advertised all over the county for
atleast two weeks. The result showed that
there was an apathy in their ranks which
cannot be overcome. After all this adyer-
Using and blowing a crowd OF about coo,
of which 25S were ladies (actual COUNT
and fully 100 Democrats Assem- oled 10
hear the s'eloouent' Henry l.. Morey, Of
Hamilton, Ohio. The speaker endorsed
the Force bill" yelled ''red dog" curren-
CIV, pension vetoes, but had very little TO
say about the tariff That question has be-
come TOO hot for their speakers. He could
not hold the crowd, and IL dwindied until
less than 400 people were in the hall.
Though they do not like TO do IL yet con-
servatIve Republicans acknowledge the
meeting TO be a failure
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Noted Prelates Arrive.

CHICAGO, October 19.-Cardinal Gibbons
and party, who arrived in the city this
afternoon from Baltimore, were met at
South Chicago by a number of well known
gentlemen representing the Worlds Fair,
and the Columbus Club. Another distin-
guished party of ecclesiastics was that of
Archbishop Corrigan and suite, 10 arrive
over the Michigan Central from New
York They will be entertained by Mr..
Redmond Priudiyille.
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Horse Breeders Association Chartered
speetaI 7sKoran 10 The Rs0i>ter.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, October l9.-The
West Virginia Horse Breeders Association
was chartered to-day by the Secretary Of
state. for the purpose Of conducting and
operating a fair. Said association viii
have kite-shaped track. Principal ONCE
ar Point Pleasant, W. Va Corporators
Jesse ]. Bright, Rankin Wiley, Jr., q. w.
NJ. Hooff, John Thornburg aud b. X.
Stevens. all Of Point Pleasant Capital
subscribed, $500: amount paid IN, xoo; cap
ital authorized, Sc, 600; par value Of shares,
SfO0
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OHIO NINE INSPECTORS REPORT
1t Shows n Very Prosperous Year aud
Good Feeling Between Miners and OPP


IL
Good Feeling Between Miners and OPP
orators.
SpectaI Telegram TO the hsoists-.
Columbus, o., October 19.-The annual
report of State Mine Inspector Hazeltine
has been filed with the Governor. Har-
monious relations between miners and op-
orators are commented upon, and none Of
the appropriation for enforcing mining
laws has been expended. There are $50
mines in the State, S02 Of which are in op-
Grafton. a gain of IS. The aver
age time worked for the year
was 1874 weeks, loss Of three days from
last years time. The year was one of great
prosperity. The tonnage of the State was
lS,050, 1o7, including the preceding year
1,23l, 1855 tons. There was also an increase
Of 1904 miners employed.
There were "A fatal, 66 serious and 1872
minor occidents during the year. For each
life lost, 1917, $50 tons of coal was missed.
Light carburetted hydrogen was found in
81 mines but no fatalities from that cause
were reported. The Flushing Coal Co. of
Belmont county, was the only mine adding
mining machinery. Mining machines are
used in 81 mines in the State.
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NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces photographic News in
small Space.

small Space.
In Vienna yesterday, ditch for sewer
caved in, burying fourteen men. Two were
killed.
Ara Columbian celebration at Winsted,
CT. Yesterday, seats carrying 300 school
children fell. No one was severely hurt,
thongh many suffered scratches and
bruises.
Three distinct earthquake shocks Of
three to five vibrations each were noted az
Martinsville, Ind, yesterday morning at 10
clock. The shocks were five minutes
anart The trembling Of the earth was
piainly perceptible and the people were
greatly alarmed, but no damage was done
At last midnight the score OF fhe Chica-
o,o 1,ailSfn0 match was: Hart I64 miles,
! lap: Moore, 1862; Slick, 149-4; Connors,
I4S-l5; Dean, colored. l4l-2; Guerro, 40;
Sport. 1867; Cartwright, out ia; Hegel-
man out lOS.
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merry Christmas!" said one Con-
gresham to another whom he meton
the avenue. What do you mean By
saying Merry Christmas Dow?" was the
surprised Interrogation. sit isn't even
December yet" 81 know it, but Mr..
Holman will be back In December, and
l won't feel like saying it then. Wash
tllJtOn Star.
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Depew and Reid start.

New YORK, October 19.-Chauncey M.
Depew, accompanied by Mrs. Depew and
their son and Whitelaw Reid left the
Grand Central depot in President De-
pew's private car at 4;S0 o'clock this after
noon en- route for Chicago TO take part in
the dedicatorS exercises in connection with
the Columbian Fair.
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Tickets stolen.

CHICAGO, October 19-Sixteen hundred
tickets to the dedicatory ceremonies stolen
from the office of Secretary Culp, of the
Ceremonies Committee, are on the market
and in the hands of spectators. A large
mum ber of forged tickets are also on the
town and are being sold at long prices.
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Earned, Cleveland ., Boston 3; two base
hits, Burkett, Quinn and Suivetts; stolen
oases. Mccarthy; left on bases, Cleveland
6, Boston 5; first on balls, Childs; time.
las; umpires, Emslie and Snyder; errors, ,
Boston ?; hits, s and o.; pitchers, Young
and Stivetts.
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rnE sCHooL cHILDREN

Celebrate the Day in Fine style-Ihe
Exercises.
CHICAGO, October 19.-To-day the trst
event was the celebration OF columbus
Davn by the school children Of the city, and
Youthful enthusiasm was given the widest
plav. A commit Zee representing the state
and ,.itv, suuerint tendents had arranged a
nrocranme for the celebration in the
public schools, an& the cniloren e1ecueS1 ,'l,.
this order Of exeyeisas VIII VIM "nsn
school opened. -,,. -.
No union nor cont Qtratlon q Ps1t'l.9 = -
,RttetRted but Simu fsBeooslt u ..,s,
So buildings, rooms 81 8 .'...s .,,ss- -; ~
SWere 20 q atl -. ~. -, -, =
apprOpH e.'
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On a Bad Track.

WASHABLE, Tenn, October 19.-The
track was a trihe heavy and the air was
not favorable to-day for record breaking.
In an effort to beat her former record-2:O4,
Nancy Hanks went mile in 2:O5, which
was phenomenal time, considering the con-
ditiou of the track and weather.
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CrooI<s Nor i'm GLOVER.

CHICAGO, October 10. - Pickpockets,
bank and holel sneaks and crooks general
ly, who came to Chicago to make a harvest,
are not having such asweet-scented time as
they hoped for, number of the crowd
having been gathered in by the police
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CLEVELAND, October 19.-Cleveland lost
for the second time 10 the championship
series to-day. The contest was pretty and
the suspense was not over until the last
man was out. Stivetts and Young were IN
the box. Mccarthy won the gam for Bos-
run needed to win. Weather hne. Atten-
dance 5000 Score:
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Boom Town Bank Busted.

LOUISVILLE. KY, October l9.-W. E.
Carl has been appointed receiver for the
Peoples Bank of Middlesborough which has
failed Tor SOS, 900 nominal assets $4,000,
practically worthless. Depositors will lose
all
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NON-UNION MEN

Beaten and Robbed in HOmestead-SeVsral In
stances That Show That the New Employees are
Not to Be Allowed to Co in Peace-Superin-
tsndent Schwab Actively Engaged at HIS New
Dutiss-He Has Not Displayed ANY Olive
Branches Yet
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THE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
Tho Next session wm he Held at san
Francisco.

BALTIMORE, MD., October 9.-The thlr-
teenth day's session or the General Prot
estant Episcopal Convention opened THIS
morning. The committee OF conferences
decided 70 present San Francisco as tno
place for the sessions OF the general con-
yention Of 1875. The vote resulted, ayes,
I73; nays l0l. Aresolutlon was passed 70
copyright the prayer book and apply tho
resultant royalties 70 the fund for iniirm
and aged clergymcD.
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FRS, spasms. ST Vitus dance, Drunken
ness, Opium habit, cured by Dr. Miles
Nervine. Free samples at The Logan
Drug Company's and R. B. Burt's and at
Bowie Bros, Bridgeport
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Josiah PATTERSON at Grafton.

GRAFroN. W. Va, October 19.-Hon.
Josiah Patterson, member Of Congress
from Memphis, Tenn, addressed fair
sized audience in the Opera House here
to-night. He is one Of the ablest speakers
thar has visited our town. and ne held tne
closest attention throughout his speech.
His demonstration that the tariff IS TAX
,--ss clear and forcible and the Force bill
'.,os handled In a mastery manner. his
enfire sDeech was full Of Democracy and
viii add new converts to the cause IN tnls
part Of the State
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To SEN to the AllIance.
! TslScram TO la< RsOtstsr.

&rfcidI 7el<0ran % uN hsoktsr.
BARSEsvILLE, o., October rl9.-Consider-
able comment is caused among business
circles here by the report that Miller s.
Cassell, leading boot and shoe men, have
goods TO the memb bers of that organization
at ten per cent above cost The firm does
a business Of over $4,000 annually. 1t is
also rumered that other firms viii join in
the movement
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aecauae she JlIted HIn.

epfcfdI Itt<0y1H 20 te< osstf>F-
MARIETTA, o., October l9.-Last even
inr az about eleven o'clock Edward Graves
attempted 10 commit suicide on Huskin-
gum street. He had just left MS sweet
heart. who had Tilted him. 50 be took what
seemed to him the only c0urse left. he
sbot himself with 5$c<libre reyolyeI
uksr the heart in the islt bf,ast- He WA
tZs years Of age He " 4 die
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TIE GREAT BALL
Dtion to the Dlgnltaries and a
Entertainment at the Audi

pilon TO the Dlgnitaries and a
Entertainment at the Audi
so, LIS, October IA glorious
light 10 was, q town filled with
cGy brilliant with light, a
IS alive with the impulse of an an
which none now living will ever
n. such was Chicago tonight
curtain was lifted between the
~ past.
Fart 400 years the vista held with
The coming OF Columbus % west
Is Close in the foreground Of the
E q The dedication of the Columbian
%, 20 the cause Of progress among
ls OF tae earth.
-l1gJral of the one and the cOmem-
q tle other was marked tonight
.la1t reception and oal in the
AZ OF Tue Auditorium. On behalf
patrons of the ball, Mai.
Ales aud Mayor, Wash
A O.. Fairbanks and
e.t bad invited four thousand
citizens OF various States TO
AZ N d reception rendered 10 the
wee President and ex-Presi-
-' United States, the representa-
y.e.sl governments, the govern
W States ana other distinguished
Us inception and conduct the
"'a,sat was unofficial. 10 opeu-
sssla. ll0,lgJiOu of the Worlds
..-.n the great auditorium the
.ss,-- was that resulting from a
., o.tlSej, almost dazzling to
llel eye, and ye, tine soft az
49, OF uclaudesceat lamps
~ STEEL FIRE CURTAIN
bad cen lifted and the stage
oe5o extended over the entire
smooth and tempting 20 the
. appear Behind the pros
= sle lower tiers Of boxes had
80 u circle around the rear
-Porary circle Of boxes AZ
49, io-r other boxes occupied
s-5,5 AS,.deu banner Of Spain
~ ~ over the centre OF the STAGE
s'-e and Immediately over he
a.r.-',e..Ss Ten banners and bunting.
Sr-, .-a initials of the king and
,t- -- or Columbus time.
s.- -'"n In Alabama wild smi-
h NJ, Sa,-a carload In ALTO
OFT balcony and gallery.
t,.,- az Y, up with alternate rosettes
IL e--o" rooca, and extended
s,-, ,--'.s o1 ,le stage. Above the
'-as OF palms aul ferns ''''' y -
lS5sl.re o.. The main balconv on.
,,..a ,,.sa oy ferns and ot5er Dlants
'-1tary Band wasvairi-e, - I,'t-,,, fur,
~ s-oSlc. And SO the great hail
49, si'lll1s ..s i1rougs; so did It's
ana It's last decora,;ons M, pIeaSe uss
ND SATISFY THE TASTE
s OF chairs next 70 tbs dsrc;ns
ISa Sis reserved for the ladv gG'c0I1- IN,
- s5 George NJ Pullman Ind
Porter We're among ne ea,.iS, nv
sccrted vthe ladies' 1T f5eiy t5e;y,
y Nelson A Miles. mi fTII
rank, followed s5oo a1d and
er OF gay chatter and Em- M
ther invited cues,. L
- NY chairs and tie kopt
t y. AT 10 o'clocl- ~ No Da
scorted the ladies non
themselves with tSlsa in ia
e side OF the han "
on toreceiye the OF
be foliage in the ns
d led forth the bisrs1 1pser
Ncks kly afterwards the (. Ss,.. :
ss foFtn with uarcb.
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GOV. FLEMING IN CHICAGO.
BE and His staff CHARTERED at the Lexing-
ton Hotel.
Special TSIe0rdDa to the Rcotster

SpeciG; telegram to the Register.
CHICAGO, ILL, October 19.-Gov. A. B.
Fleming and party arrived in this city this
afternoon and are quartered at the Lex
ingthon Hotel. Every hotel in the
city is crowded to its utmost capacity
with prominent people from all parts of
the coutry, and at least fifty distinguished
West Virginians are among the number.
The programme for the entertainment Of
visitors are most elaborate, and the week
promises to be one of the most notable in
the history of the windy city.
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NOTES or THE KIvEE:
New. OF the Boat. and Boasmsa Along
the Ohio.

the OHIO
The collision between the tugboa'
John Dippel and Mink No. 2, which o.
Cured last Saturday, will be Invest
gated by the local inspectors. This
the second time the boats named hs
coIllded within the past few weeks.
The Campbell Creek Coal Conn
have decided 70 institute & new fss
in barge building. They are ing
by rail TO Ksnawh2 big lot Of {
timber for loo Of new osrscs.
BRewssyMLE. PA, Octot
River 4 feet inches aud q;
weather, clear.
WAnREs, PA, October
stationary az low water mar
clear and cold.
MoReAsrowS, w. Vs.,
River feet inches
weather. cool.