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NO EXTRA FARE.

II has been reported that an adj
,dltlonal charge would be made by
the I Street Railway GO. for transporta-
ton to Elkins Park, tomorrow, whore
Inc 5lhe B. Of L. E. viii hold their picnic.
lhis IS incorrect. Only the regular
fare, ten cents for the round trip. viii
be charged.
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vEHIcLEs IN Collision

A f,ightful runaway occurred this
morning on East Martin Street, when d
horse attached to 4 vehicle belonging
10 MI. JAS. Sperow ran away. The
buggy colhded with Mr.. Joseph I'm.
bach's ice wagon and both were badly
broken.
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Both Harrison and Cleveland not
only stood ready to veto such a law il
one had passed, but used all the power
Of their Administrations to prevent
Congress passing such law. The
interference was both indecent and inn
pertinent.
IF Cleveland is nominated, he will
not only lose New York, but almost
certainly several Of the Southern
States.
DEFENDED BY 4 LADY.
While boomer was trying to con-
vince the crowd in the lobby q the
Palmer House that Hill was the only
snre winner one Of his allies assembled
the balcony which overhung the ro-
tunda and attempted to hang picture
Of Hin from the railing. Just as be
had placed il in position the manager
Of the Hotel ordered it down, as the
Hill quarters are not in the hotel. The
removal Of the picture caused gen.
eral yell. AHill man became enraged
aud started to tear Cleveland's picture
from its fastenings. As he made q
dive for il "a pretty woman who was
seated near by arose and confronted
the Hill man, and with one hand on
Cleveland's picture and the other
grasping a parasol, she stopped the
Hill man, who glanced moment at
the lady and then departed, though
the crowd below gave q rousing cheer
as the Hill man left ~ the back steps.
The lady was Mrs. q. w. Grubbs, wife
Of ex- Mayor Grubbs, Of Indianapolis.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Enough of the West Virginia dele
CATION arrived last evening to indicate
that the complexion Of the delegation
will be eleven for Cleveland and one
Hill, with German as second choise.
This delegation is uninstructed, but at
the State convention resolutions were
passed expressing sentiment favor
able to Cleveland. The German feel
ing, however, is very strong among
|. the delegates.
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A game of base ball was played near
the G. Y. depot, Saturday afternoon,
BY the Central Club and Master Johnny
Leagues nine, which resulted in a
score Of II to u in favor Of Centrals.
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Miss Elsie Clemens, of st. Louis,
and Lieutenant Powhattan Clark were
married with military pomp at St.
Louis.
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situations, Help Wanted, For Sale, For
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T AIDES, Misses and childrens oxfords in al
II the latest shapes and styles at bottom prices.
FIERY7s Shoe Store.
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A BIG LINE.
A PER CENT.

GUNNER WANDERERS home again We
BROWN.
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A TTENTION.

"A
= l9u are invited to call and see the immense
SSsock OF gasoline stoves for sale at my place of
Ior beauty, economy and quick cooking j. w.
NJ NJ FISHER corner West King and College streets,
near St Clair Hotel
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NOTICE.
Pure Huntsville Whiskey, for harvest, at Ss.0O
per gallon, at w. j. LAMBERTsS. 6-10-2w.
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NE only place in town you can find d. NJ.
= Tough Co.'S Fine shoes for gentlewomen
y d. FIERY's Shoe Store Don't forget the place,
ueAt 70 Hunters Photo Gallery.
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No more rusty tinware. have Antitrust tin
W. mare Tor sale, call and see for yourselves. j..
" n FISHER. corner West King and College
streets near st. Clair Hotel.
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NOTICE.

IN
Flower and Wreath Boxes for the Cemetery
or the house made on short notice, at the lowest
prices, and in latest styles at
LEWIS RAPLAN'S.
n Queen street. near Pennsylvania Avenue
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TT Won always hit the nail on the head you do
better than most people do You can make
no mistake, however, If you buy your candies
and cakes from LOUIS E. BROWN.
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PREMIUM PICTURES, .christ before Plate, !,
riven by THE WoRLD will be framed, If
b-o'sht in this month, at the very low prices Of
y "a. 50 cts, IS cts. and 500 according to
,rfe frame ALBERT Art Co.
: n ~ over L. NJ. Hoke's store.
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IfOR something servicable. handsome and
L stylish in Mems Fine shoes, you want TO go
to FIERSis Shoe Store
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FoR RENT.
The Busch saloon on n. Queen street, Apply
to W E. MCKEE o-s-I.
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CUNNINGHAM, the Photographer, has fine
u line of frames made to order. See him be
fore you have your picture framed Opposite
the post Office. 6s-lw.
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The Great Slipper Sale.
5000 pairs 75c Opera Toe slippers only 39c.
1000 pairs Sl.O0 Oxford Tie slippers for 59c.
Ladies Tennis Slippers 33c.
Boys Tennis Slippers 31c.
Misses Tennis slippers sic.
A Handsome S20e Organ 70 be given away with
slippers.
A handsome $50 Sewing Machine to be given
away with Dry Goods.
YELLOW FRONT. YELLOW FRONT.
5-lS-lm E. E. HERRING, Proprietor.
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TIyHE best Mems and BOYS Heavy Pillow Shoes at
| bottom prices at FIERY's Shoe Store.
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noN,T fale toreed c. P. HERRING's advar-
~ tisemeant to-da-
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vEIIow 'FRONT.' YELLOW FRONT

X7oU wiz be proud. of the goods you buy of
i BROWN the Confectioner.
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IFYoU want q nice frame for little money
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ltniere 9an1em Wf6mtel =..9lusiteIi,,

ut1ere Snnten Wt1utel =,.9StuSf ffeltttn4sa
@an tcnn uno uber3eus id eur ben esnen NuonIdn
Der Seroaenben Heidbatsf unns 9asers n,Oben Damta
Mane umbdns Mdn, pel5<Sadm, Mdntel GeetanbsfEa
pom Mnt Stun< mb afradan pelh tuai zamdael MT Yts
belest IN ben neuefn aGons Mue goas ebe A anb IL
ben ptriebenen pin. Gan prae bic Quatat btr gDoarn
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0em Gtntfurs uahe.

Uerabe pe elm baufauisss aenementbaus etnitarst,
wenn ietnen fhpa&en Wausrn unb galtsn In ben
oeeren stOdrerfen zine gu srcbs ea aufsebhrbs pirt
10 trtdt aud stne itpddlids apnRitutiOn suIammen,
rem iie BON arantbei untermin.rt nib; ber 3uam.
menbrud mub fraber cher ipdter srfolsen, penm Ter
a6rper nt reht,eitts taaeaen aesdast uub oeft6blt
ptrp. pcfetterS WoaenbiherS IN fir Idmdblide
asrrble eente nno fur Dpspepttt'r Ron uui6dsbarem
@ette, mei es ne pcr oem 3uiommentruh bewabrt.
paben, nm ~ fraftiser Geiunbbet 5u erfreuen. Gs
ssbt rsle tletne nnersste unp iHmdaItd ausiebenbe
Ment1en. ipeide no elmer rtdncmsnaten @eunhbett
gut ~ psrbauen unb gut su i;afen. Dieie araft er,
lanst man eurd ben @ebraut pcn eoiteiter's Wasen.
ptttetS. Nuberbem furirt cafielbe Malaria, btl6ie
ibeumatilts unb Merenbei&werben, tsiei.tst Rersos
itat nho ttlft bic nannebmlitsiten tss atsrs lsis
ter ertraeen
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Nenam's lette gtumbe,t.

Man i6reibt aus paris, 3. October.
ueber bic bten 4usenblide Renan's 8
iperben beute nod einige giu3eIbeiten
betannt. Sein Sob mar elm febr lanfz
ter. vt ftarb, obne gu lei6en, ohne
Sobestampf : unO bemabrte bis sam
leBten Nugenblide ieine ganse @eifess
tlarbeit. ejsgen brei ubr Moraeus
!egten fi9 bic beftigen e6mersen, Sic
| li6 mad Der BON Or. 9idarbiere ppr=
genomnlenen Operation eingeitelt batz
ten uno Der aranfe l6ien iebt au
f9lummern. =
llm fiinf llbr ipadte er .auf, laate
ben Wlitsliebern feiner syamiiie,
tpel6e ibn umgaben, einige gBorte
uno i6lief bann wieber ein. I'm
81 ubr 6ffnete er tpieber bic 9lus
gen un6 ftarb bann obne Sobes=
tampf; bas Sterbe3immer Genans
|, befinbet iid I'M brittem 5tod
peg College de France, mo- er
betanntli9 als Direttor biefes eyns
itituts Dobnte. Cine groBe fteinerne
5reppe fiibrt 3u ieiner Mobmung.
Mtan gelangt suerit au einem groben
Nor5immer, mo- amei fteben, bann mad
bem Speiieiaal, benz Mrbeits3immer
Genans, mo- auf bem Slide aablrei6e
gl9er umberliegen, i'm Dintergrunbe
peg SaaleS befinbet li1 Sic groBe Biz
bliotbet. Dur6 eine @eitentbiir tritt
man bon bier aus Ing Sterbeaimmer
etn, tpel6es bon einem i'm Nebenaims
mer befinbli6en 2idte beIeu1tet tuirb.
Nenan liegt bier auf einem einfadem
Wtabagonibett obne 8orbdnge, bas nit
glumen bebedt lit. Oie 3iige 9enans
baben ii6 tuenig berdnbert Der Sob
bat ibn ni6t entitellt. Won ben Ners
ebrern nnb Greunben 3emans uerbem
bel Der 2esierung S9ritte getban, nm
biefe gu -bsranlahen, 3enan nint nur
auf Staatsfoiten beerbigen, fonbern i'm
pantbeon neben 8ietor 9ugo beileben
| gu laifen.
@enan bat fein Selament binterIals
len unb foll faft arm geftorben iein,
obglei6 er nit f9riftitelleriiber 5bds
tigfeit elm 8erm6gen bdtte berbieneu
fonnen. 9lber er iebte feinen etola baz
rim, ni6t fir Gelb 3u arbeiten, unb
obgleib man ibm groBe Mnerbieten
mabte, .peigerte er lid itets, regelmaz
pig fur 3eonen unb 3eitumsen gu
f6reiben.
gemerfensmertb III mod, baB 9enam
trob ieiner MiBadtung Der Nadwelt,
bod in einem punft auf ieimen 3uf
mad benz 3obe belt. @r nabm nams
lid feinen Greunben unb ieiner ssamis
lie i6on Dor LANCER 3eit bas 8e,ipre=
den ab. feinem prieiter 3u seftatten,
lt6 tbin all ndbern, tpenn er i'm SeIiz
rum bes 3ooestampfes etlpa ben Yeie
lfano eines iol6en berlaneem iollte.
= Blaine bat bas Geriidt, baB er
jeBt bod nod aetib in 6ie WabIs
tampagne eingreifen iperbe, ausbriids
lid fir erfunbem erfldrt.
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Siingit purben i'm &beine slpei
NIT einem Strid suiammengebunbene
Net1en aufgefun6en, tpel1e als bic
Der l8idbrigen So6ter bes 91reiners
lneifers Mbel bon Mannbeim uub bic
beg 20idbrigen @eieaen beHelbem err
mittelt morben. Da8 2iebespaar tuollte
betratben, fonnte aber tpegen ieiner
Sugerb bic elterli6e grlaubniB nidt
erbalten, ipesbalb es ii1 in ben &bein
itiir3te. 8eibe serietben unter einem
S9ranbenbampfer unb tpnrbem grdB=
lid perftiimmelt. aopf, JiiBe unb
9dnbe ipurben ibnen abgeriflem.
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eeSu WeeB tpurben ttemlih mieher

Sm Wieb ipurben memlid tpieber
BON amtli6er 6eite bic bon Der fraus
a6fi9en &e6ierung auf biplomatiidem
Wege iibermittelten Namen bon 33 gl=
laBs2otbrinsern mitgetbeilt, Bic Bel Der
Jrembenz2egion ben Sob gefun6en laz
ben. Mebnli6e 9obtem=3iifen tuer6en
aae paar Monate ber6ffentlidt. 9robs
benz ldBt Der 3u3ug ,ridt mad. esn ben
nlellten ssdlen baHbelt es ii9 um lei9tz
1innige iunge 2eute, bic ipegen Gamiz
llen3mi1tigteiten ober tpeil lie nit benz
Strafgeiek in &ondift gefommen 1inb,
ilber bic @renae geben. 9i6t tpenige
nerla1sn aud bic 9eimatb, Tim Ser
Ginfeaung in bas beutide 0eer 5n
entgeben; aud bic eigentlidem Deiers
teure fu6en NIT gorliebe frana6ff6en
Boben su errei1en.
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Gin Ws.ttci sesen sie Gbolera. i.

Man bat feline llriade. li6 Dor Ser
@bolera su fiif6ten ipenn man fid)
@bamberlains Qeilmittel gegen aolif,
Siarrboe unb gbolera peri6afien fann.
gs miro in tueni9en Mlinuten grleid)s
ternng perl6affen unb in furser 3eit
poaige 0eilung beipirfen. Sd babe
mid bur6 ben 8eriud bapon iiber>
seugt. W. 8. Clinton, 0elmetta,
u. S.-Man glaubte erit, baB bie Cpl
bemie in SeImetta tpirtli1e aliatild)e
gbolera lei, aber man iiberaeugte lid
na6ber burd genaue unteriu6ungen
bapon, bdb man es nit elmer duBerIt
befiigen 6orm bon 9Dfenterie su tbun
bate, bic fat eben 10 gefdbrli1 lit,
ipie bic Gbolera. 9ies Mittel murbe
bierbei nit groBen @rfolgen aaaes
ipanbt. 3u babeu in San 4ntonio
in ben apotbefen bon s. 3alteper &
Son, 9oipling & SSloob, $. g. Sod,
q. 9reiB, $. S6udarbt, @. @oben &
80, S. 8. Sarriion unb 8alteber &
Shu6arb.
Ray Die moberniten Diite finbet
Sbr INNER bel
pameOait & Sobu.
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Fiir bpffnun8SlpS erflGrt NIB bod,
Nerettet!

anS einem grieje Der Trau Su,! BON Gsratcn, abs
Dato!a lnpren m!I Solsenee5 an: r5 Bate 'rt befs
uY sttdHet, ote Grtdltun9 lhu9 hdp auf mfi anSen,
td besanu fart au buiten unb balb mar :, ssn~ )
pae th an ber G@winbinnt litt. Bier 81, u -.
Wtup auI unp effartens baB th nrr nod eirs IT, s.i
~ leben babe. SD ielbjf sab aue Soffuuna D., =
bereaete mth i4pn auf Elm baIbises Gnte rr.
ristb M Semanb msinent Gatten an, Or. a6nis's Eses
seriuten SD fcIste benz Ratbe, nabm i'm @anse,i abt
6ai4eu unb wurbe rpaFdntts sebeitf. Sd BIN iett Is
SSeiInS pte irSenb eine Eran meiner Betanntf&aft.
Ibompicn & 60. i'm HboIsiale unb bei aaen apctbss
e'n ~ so Gents nnb $1.0O BITE EIafae.
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s. Der S itruftionsfumbe e.
llnteroffi3ier: Wann tpirb Der eolz
bat NIT allen militdriideu gbren be-
graben9"
ginid9riger: nWenn er burd trene
pfli6terfiillung unb @eborIam. -"
lnteroffi5ier (nnterbre6enb): rllns
finn! Wenn er tobt it'll"
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@rit,to : Gigent91t,,t. !
.1lanenpermdlters Derfauf..

eber 100000 G3b> >Gsntbum Gan autcnc mu6 cfcrt
Dsfanft meoen Der ganst gFe wb tn Gbetn unb gnbRadm
ansbOte me M Der 3dufr wanla grce gut asetete 9rau
NIT sutm abas BON 8ier weit uner benz wlrflaen Mrte
aussssetns Drudsrs mb lbcsrapties Gtabemeas weIts
bic bette &anbldaf im Slbme1en BAT.
1usesene 0eladfsbdur unb Grunbfide Baupldse ia
Der Nle uao IN ben Aubenben Der Sabt G,rpse MnsipobI
asenlibe Oerten inb ne sOrbe seu,at worosa
REAGAN H0naT0Nr Np.ss.......,4
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= "@rpbe &r1ffmmm9 Fl
e pnemaarclt=9fpa =

o'robe Grohnum9 Der Perbfpaare,1= 2us1telu,ol
Q3ro6e &rofnun9 Der Dan,er. 11ldnte 2lusnell1,1o.
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Sic 9suBtunare,t 9(,tsitelluna,

A' auseauns 1T eoeaaQs bic re&baliea emals ter In
0fr YusDaasn srane gu e9ta sewein 1T, ts if perdumt
noroen UNI etlbe Su elmer sdn3enoea gu sfaten ai Nosa>
amea Suite nb ben aelirs Der berbmteen Mobinnu Der
tonansbenSen Sab 3ne Dame wiro esie Neu6teu obne
@ataadn teraatn finnen Dae Fnb Sic pree dusera dao
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= Blaine bot bas @eril6t, baB er
lebt bod nod actib in bie Wabls
eampagne eingreifen perbe, ausbriids
lid fir erfunbem erfldrt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-07
BUCKWHEAT CAKES
Made From West Virginia Mountain
Buckwheat and
DRESSED WITH VERMONT SYRUP
Come Very Near Causing Political Panic When
Mixed in Secretary Blaine's Stomach
Is Secretary ElkinS Con-
niving With Ben?
Sn,.fnl zslsarnm 10 a. Rtairts,.

WASHINGTON, D, c., January G.-The
sudden illness Of Secretary Blaine at the
State Department this morning caused
great alarm at first and was almost
sufficient to cause a political panic.
In the half hour or so between the
time the attack was announced and posi-
lively contradicted, Harrison stock took
a sudden rise and there was rapid
change OF heart among some who had
been declaring for Blaine for the presi-
Dental nomination.
For few hours Blaine almost ceased
to be factor in Republican National
politics.
After it was learned thai the Secre-
tary was suffering from Complaint no
worse than an indisposition 20 retention
on the part Of his stomach, superin-
duced by eating too much breakfast,
the affair took an amusing turn.
Various explanations OF his illness
were offer, but the most plausible TO
those who are fond of delving into the
innermost recesses OF mySter was that
Secretary ElkinS and Senator Proctor,
whose place he took, both OF whom are
now alleged to be out and out Harrison
men, had concocted scheme TO remove
Blaine as a presidential possibility by
putting him on the way to a severe,
though not dangerous, case OF gastritis.
This, they are alleged to have accom-
plished by the following method. "a
kins had friend OF his down in the
West Virginia mountains, where they
raise aud grind the finest buckwheat In
the world, send him q sack OF Fresh
Ground Mountain Buckwheat with a
buck on the sack. Proctor, when he
came to Washington from Vermont.
brought with him a ten gallon keg OF
the finest, thick Vermont maple syrup.
These they presented TO Secretary
Blaine, knowing full we'll that the
combination would induce any man to
make gluton OF himself, once at least.
How we'll their plan might have sue
ceeded, had not several physicians been
so close at hard TO administer the mild
emetic that afforded relief, there is no
telling. There is no definite informa-
tion as to whether ii was ElEins,
Proctor or Harrison who conceived
the mild but devilish scheme, but those
| who know them best think they see
| Elkins's fine Italian hand in IL.
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dollars worth of services, hat hand
cbnnId receive as compensation tucrgfor
n dollar with a hundred cents worth of
purchasing power. prolonged ap-
pause).
Vote for him; for in that sublime act
Won honor Yourselves, better your con-
stituents, serve your country and your
God. prolonged applause).
Representative Griffin, OF Lucas.
nominated Joseph 3. Foraker and his
speech was frequently interrupted with
enthusiastic applause. when q lad OF
siyteen. born and bred upon farm, he
willingly and gladly, Iull Of life and
hone and patriotism, offered his life If
need he. his best service upon the altar
Of mis- country. He enlisted as a private
soldier. and during the entire war until
il ended he served as private soldier"
(Cheers).
After reviewing Ex-Governor For
aker's official record, the speaker con-
cluded: The man whom | name is one
of those gallant men who never desert
ed a friend or turned his back on an
enemy. Applause. de never sought
a Ouerrel and he never ran from
one. Always true to high principles,
ALWAYS true to the Republican party
there never has been campaign in this
State when be was not N the fOrmost Of
the battle leading as best he might on
10 victory. take plea'ure in present
ing the name of Joseph b. Foraker, OF
Ohio" Cheers.
Representative Walsh, who has for
weeks insisted that hewOuid vote for
no one but William M)Kinley, placed
the Governor-elect in domination for
Senator in a short speech, and urged
him as the IMAM of th, occasion, and
the one who, If elected, would best SUBJ
serve the interests Of tie State Of Ohio
and the nation"
Representative Dicks, Of Hamilton, in
his turn, nominated Secretary OF the
Treasury Charles Foster but there was
a slight disposition to j!er that gentle
man, and he was brief inhiS speech.
The nominations of Sherman and
Foraker were seconded ~ several gen.
tlemen upon each side, and it was ten
o'clock before ballot was reached.
Just before the ballot telegram from
Governor-elect McKinleywas read, say
ing: 81 have been advised that my name
may he presented. Promptly withdraw
it," Upon this authority the chairman
withdrew Mr.. McKinleTs name, but
this action did not prevent Mr.. Welsh
from subsequently voting for his candi-
date.
There was intense excitement during
roll call, and as doubtful men recorded
themselves they were warmly appIauded
by the faction with which they voted.
The result was: John Sherman So,
J. b. Foraker 80 Charles Foster l, and
William Mckinley 1, and amid tremen-
dous applause Sht;man was declared the
nomiHee.
After the result had been announced,
both Sherman hnd Foraker were es-
corted to the Sieaker's desk, and both
delivered felietous addresses to the
caucus.
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THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
Hon. william l.. wilson Detained at
Home by sickness-Ihe Anonymous
Communication Read.

Hon. william l.. wilson Detained at
home by sickness-The Anonymous
Communication Read.
spsciol T,lSgrdm 10 the RfgsteT.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, January c.
The West Virginia Bar Association be-
gan its sixth annual session this after
noon at the Academy Of Music. Presi-
dent w. p. Wiley, Of the West Virginia
University, presiding, Hon. b. NJ. Am
bier, of this city, Secretary. The at
tendance was small during the after
noon session owing to the non-arriyal OF
a number OF members from distance.
The attendance was considerably in
creased at this evenings session, at
which President Whey delivered an ad-
dress on the subject Of THE Unlawful
Lawyer" The report OF the Secretary
was read and received and the Report oil
Treasurer w. n. Miller was referred TO
the Executive Council.
The Secretary's report showed that
the Association was Increasing IN num-
bers, interest and importOnce. while the
Treasurer's report showed that the As
soclation was in good financial condi-
ton. Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson, who was
20 have addressed the Association, was
unable to attend owing 20 illness 10 his
family.
The Association and the citizens were
greatly disappointed In not being per-
mitted to listen 10 the annual address,
which was TO have been delivered by
Congressman Wilson tonight. By re-
Quest Col. White read the anonymous
pamphlet recently published and circu.
lated criticising certain decisions OF the
Supreme Court and rejecting upon sew
era OF the judges.
The question as to whether the Asso-
citation should take any action was laid
over until after the speech OF the Pfesi-
dent tonight for further consideration.
Among the visitor present are: Coz.
Robert White, j. ID. Ewing, II. NJ. Rus
sell, Senator Someryille and G. K. G..
Allen, of Wheeling: Judge Bennett, OF
Weston; George Winstead, New Mar
tinsyille: Wm. Beard, Elizabeth; n. G..
Prickett, Ravenswood; President Wiley.
Morgantown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-07
MRrCK AT TAIRMONT.
A Peculiar Accident on the Baltimore ana
OhIo-One Han severely Hurt.
lSpsei1l TsLsgrdrn % ire Rsgister.

SDeeial Ts.sgrdm 20 ths Register.
FATRNoNr, w. VA. January 6.-ThiS
morning as passenger train No. :, due
here at 5:42, was coming around IN
cDrve lust east Of the bridge that crosses
the Monongahela river about one mile
east of this place, one OF the trucks Of
the smoking car jumped the track and
crashed into the dump house OF the
O'Donuell mines, knocking the dump
house down and wreCking the car.
The deraiied car kept in line OF the
train. and all went onto the bridge,
when the top Of the smoking car broke
oft inst above the seats, and fell into
the river. II seems that jGst at this
time the engine and baggage car be-
came unfastened from the rest OF the
train and crossed the bridge before the
engineer was aware of the accident.
In the smoking car were fifteen per-
sons all OF whom were more or less iu-
iured. Only one of the number was
dangerously hurt, he being a Mr. Mori-
aritv. of Newark, Ohio, boss painter Of
the road.
He had one of his arms crushed about
the elbow and was taken to Grafton.
II was said the arm would have To be
anputated at the shoulder. All the
pbysicisns Of this place were summoned
and rendered medical aid.
The track was cleared about noon to-
dsv The early morning trains Went
and came by the Monongah route, oc-
casionipg but little delay.