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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
Pavdoned from the Pen.
spe7al T.I,grau to ne sunday RsgIster.


CHARLESTON, w. VA, February 97.-
Governor Fleming to-day issued his or
der for the pardon of Vernon 5, Weller,
convicted in the Circuit Court Of Jetfcr-
son county for houSe-breaking and lar
ceny, and sentenced to one years con-
finement I'm the penitentiary.
The prisoner is only twenty-five years
old and comes OF good family, and the
pardon is granted just before the expi-
ration of his term Of Imprisonment on
the recommendation Of the judge and
all the jurors who tried the case and
many prominent citizens Of Jefferson
county. The authorities at the peni-
tentiary say the conduct Of the pris-
oner during confinement has been re-
markabiy good.
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.
KISS Lille johnson Released From Jail
on Account of Her Health-The Judges
Opinion.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, February 81
Judge Duncan, in the Criminal Court
THIS morning, admitted Miss Lille
Johnson 10 bail in the sum of $4,000 on
the ground that her health was being
impaired by imprisonment. Miss John
son has been incarcerated since the Goth
OF January, charged with being an &C
ceSSorY to the murder Of Miss Freda
Ward by Alice Mitchell.
The Judge in his ruling says, 1.-THE
court Is clearly of the opinion that the
proof Is evident that the defendant
aided and abetted In the commission of
The crime with which shs and her CO.
defendant are charged, a crime, the
most shocking and malignant ever per-
petrated by woman.
1t appears from the proof taken in
this proceeding that the defendant,
johnson, has been in precarious health
since mere child, and that she suffers
continuously with headache, and often
with nervous proStration, and the con-
hnement in the atmosphere OF the prison
would no doubt greatly aggravate her
malady and thereby endanger her life.
For this reason, and this reason alone,
the court will admit the defendant TO
bail"
The general public expected that
Miss johnson would be admitted TO bail,
but that part Of the Judges ruling in
which IL is stated her relation to Miss
Mitchell, in the commission of the crime
has created . sensation.
Miss JOhnson's incarceration has told
greatly upon her health. She was seen
70 be failing daily and her always pre-
cariOus health was seen to be under
mined. The young girl, pale and much
emaciated, is now but a shadow Of her
former self.
Ii is not known when the next move in
the famous affair, the proceedings in the
writ Of lunacy In Miss Mitchell's case,
will be commenced. General Luke h..
Wright, chief counsel for the defense,
said to-day that he thought it would be
thirty days before the iGquisition Of
lunacy would begin.
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mURoERER LYNCHED.
aPuu Your Rope" Were the victims last
Words.

"Puu Your Rope" Were the victim A"s'
Words.
MANSFIELD. No, February 27.-"Pull
vo.r id rope" That was the sentence
with which Dick Cullen requested a
party OF lynchers to accomplish the deed
Io- which they had taken him out OF
lI. A secret meeting night before iaSt
l.Eed to lynch Cullen, and last night
G., lI o'clock fifteen determined men
were halted on the west side OF the
square. The rope was produced, the
men we're quickly marched 70 the Jal.
land .he sheriff was quickly Oyerpowered.
Laa mob got the man, marched him TO
.t.. ,guare aud asked him il be and his
mother were guilty. His answer was:
"Puu your id rope" He was at
once drawn up over limb nine ieet
aud the command given 70 Pull away
boys" In a few minutes Cullen was
dead.
The crime was q heinouS one. tOur
Ysars ago q babe one day old was Iounu
q. his stepfather's door. Young cullen
lately thought it was meant for an helr
By adoption. Last Monday night ne
led a car link TO the neck OF the chlld
md threw il into an unused well. his
guilt was certain. His mother was ar.
tssteI as an accomplice, on account OF
her Indifference and evasive answers.
Tie coroner caused the body TO oe cot
Down and taken to the court mousse
>le lYuCherS dispersed.
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SENATOR BRIGGS POSITION.
lie Has Made No Declaration For Either
Cleveland or Hill and win Walt For tho
Decision OF the Convention.

LIMA, o., February 27.-The follow
ing editorial appears in this mornings
Lima Times, the local Democratic organ,
which Is particularly friendly 70 Sena-
tor Brlce:
"There seems TO be a determination
on the part Of certain OhIoans and
Others from other States than New
York 20 draw Senator Brice prominent
ly into the Hlll-Cleyeand fight as a par
tsan. Nothing could be further from
the truth. Senator Brice has taken no
part In the contest, because be believes
IL IS a matter for the people 10 settle.
The tri-partite alliance, OF which he
IS charged with being member, exists
only IN the imagination Of some pOlltl-
cal fanatics who think the moment q
man obtains prominence Ia politics he
must naturally become dishonest
Aside from the fact that he will not
believe IL right for him 70 take on SEM
blance OF a dictator, after the manner
OF Quay, Il would be the height OF folly
for him 10 ally himself on the side OF
either OF the gentlemen now promi-
nently mentioned for the Democratic
Presidential nomination.
THE chances against the success OF
either IS not less than 9 70 /, and
declaration for either would DO little
removed from political suicide for any
one occupying the position OF Senator
Brice as Chairman OF the Democratic
National Committee. Calvin ). Brice -
for the nominee, when named, and when
that il done he mas but the interest OF
every other good Democrat 10 the coun-
try for the nomination"
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Piedmont Notes.
pseial Ts,sgram 10 the sunday Rsolstsr.

oDeclQL ltls1TdM 20 tle oHNuOgFtOlSteT-
PIEDMONT, w. VA, February 81
Z. c. Tilson died at the residence Of his
daughter, NJ. II. Davis, at $50 this
morning. He was a native of Maine,
So years old, and a mason for
63 years, we'll known and high
ly respected. He was agent for the
Baltimore So Ohio Railway and Davis
Bros, aud postmaster at Deer Park
many years. His remains will be taken
10 Deer Park at o'clock Monday morn
ing for interment.
The Mystic Chain fair closed tonight.
S. d. Sheets won the rifle, Miss Minnie
Renshow the diamond ring, Capt. j.
II. Jarbee the sword. The defeated
candidate, Capt. IL. n. CarrOll's, friends
presented him with a sword also.
Mr.. Stewart, Of Monongahela county,
won the contest for cadet to West
Point. Mr.. Keys, Of Philippi is alter
nate.
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seems to htand the Ts.t.

BRDsBoRo, PA, February 27.-A
test OF the Browns segmental tube wire
gun, made here to-day, produced a
pressure of more than Bfty-three thou
sand pounds to the square inch In the
cylinder made 20 represent the powder
chamber OF the gun, and the cylinder
not only withstood this enormous strain
but afterward showed not the slightest
trace of having been subjected TO IL.
The lining tube, the breech plug, the
segments, the wire winding and the gas
checks were entirely uninjured, and
careful star gauging showed that there
was no enlargement OF the bore what
ever.
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THE BLAND BILL
VIII BE Brought Before the House About
March 22.

VIII Be Brought Before the House About
March 22.
WASHINGTON, February 27.-AS the
result OF an informal talk between the
Democratic members of the Committee
ol Rules, Messrs. Crisp, Catchings and
NcMllin, a determination has been
reached 20 bring in a special order on
the silver question.
ID has been determined 70 make the
Band free coinage a special order for
March p or %, though this date may
r1ssibly be changed. The purpose IS to
give the bill four days for cOnsidera-
lion in the House. Within this time
the bill is TO be debated and brought 70
vote. No order will be made fixing a
tine at which a vote shall be taken, az
East for the present.
The fact that the order only makes
the silver bill a matter Of special priv
ua-e for a limited period of the time,
would perhaps make it possible Tor the
alJi-silver men TO prevent a vote by
means Of flbUstering tactics. 1t IS
said, however, that If necessary, a rule
viii be brought in TO bring the matter
10 q vote. The Rules Committee is re-
Isctant 10 fix a time at which a vote
must be taken.
IL is thought by members OF the Com
mittee that fGbuStCring will not be
found 10 succeed, and that the knOwl'
edge that a rule will be brought In II
necessary in order TO check these tao
lies. will be sufficient to prevent a re-
sort TO this method Of obstruction.
a large number Of members Of Con-
rress were in conference with the
Sraa ker during the day, and all gave
their opinions on the silver question.
senator Hill had a long interview with
r.. Grao L-ar
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Death-Bed weddiug.

SDstill IsIsgr1l % tls SNHIIy hsQlsIsF.
COLUMBUS, o., February 27.-MiSs
Hattie Dyer, daughter Of Warden Dyer
o. the state prison, was married to-
night TO DR.. c. A. Parker, assistant
prison physician. Miss Parker has
been very i'll with typhoid fever
for several weeks, end her
recovery is scarcely hoped for. At her
reousst the marriage ceremony which
was soon 60 have been performed took
Mace this evening, the young lady lying
on what will probably be her death bed
while Chaplain J. A. sutton pronounced
the word that made them man and wlie'
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For Assisting Cara.

LAREDO, TEXAS February 27.-
Eusibio Flores, a wealthy citizen Of
Starr county, was brought before Com
missioner Foster this morning TO an
swer the charge OF violating the neutral
ity laws OF this country by aiding and
abetting on Catarino Cara TO overthrow
the Mexican government. He waived
examination and gave gilt-edRed bond
in the sum OF 81, 600 for his appearance
at the next term OF the Federal Court In
San Antonio.
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c,wpneI, Won't BE Hurried.

CHICAGO, February 27.-Ex-Governor
of Ohio, while in this city en-
route 20 St. Paul, announced in an In
terview that he would not accept the
nomination for the Vice Presidency on
the Democratic ticket III were rendered
him. He said that he was not can0l-
date for the Presidency, but put In a
saving clause to the effect that no man
would be likely to refuse the nomination
~ II were rendered him.
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Work Begun.

NEW YORK, February 27.-The anti
Hill Committee to-day agreed upon q
form Of enrolment which will be dis
tributed throughout the State early
next week. Permanent headquarters
have been secured. and press agent
will be engaged. The committee then
adjourned subject 70 the call OF the
chairman.
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The Cabinet Formed.

PARIS, February 27.-M. Lou6et.
who was summoned yesterday to under
take the task has succeeded in organ
izing a cabinet. which is made up as fol-
lows: NJ. Loubet, president Of the
council and minister Of the interior; Nj.
de Freycinet, minister of war; M. Ribot,
foreign affairs; NJ. Bourgeois, public in
struction and fine arts; Nj. RouviSr,
finance; NJ. Devale, agriculture; NJ.
Roche, commerce; NJ. Richard, justice
and public worship; NJ. Viette, public
works, and NJ. Cavaignale, marine.
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TIE YOUNG MEN IN IT.

They Try TO March Past the Emperor's
Palace But Get Their Heads Broken for
Their Trouble.
LONDON, February PA dispatch
from Berlin was received In this city at
midnight. 1t says that at five o'clock
this evening q body Of young men, to
the number Of 500, formed into line and
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THE CONTRACT LET
For the First Twenty Miles of Charleston's
New Railroad.


New Railroad
Special Telegram 10 TIE sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February e.
The board Of directors of the Charles
ton, Clendenin and Sutton railroad met
this afternoon and awarded the contract
for the first twenty miles Of the line to
Worthington, Elliott 81 Debaideleben,
of Birmingham, Ala. Under the con-
tract the road will be completed and
ready for operation by December first.
Nine bids for the work were filed.
Work on the Charleston, Clendenin
and Sutton railroad will commence
within fifteen days. The road is to be
single track with fifty-SiX pound rails.
c. X. McDermott, Of this city, is have
charge Of the engineering department.
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tried to march past Emperor Williams

tried to march past Emperor Williams
palace.
The police took vigorous measures to
disperse the paraders, and with drawn
sabres moved down on their ranks.
After a hand to hand fight in which
many heads were broken, the police
succeeded in gaining the mastery over
the paraders.
A number OF fights OF small dImen-
sions occurred all through the evening
until Q o'clock. After that hour, how
ever, the police were able to preserve
order without much difficulty.
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FULLER 700 YOUNG
10 Care For Being Laid on the shelf-An
TD,racdeutsd Move Contemplated

10 Care For Being Laid on the Shelt-An
Unprecedented Move Contemplated,
WASHINGTON, February 27.-Chief
Justice Fuller, Of the Supreme Court, is
seriously contemplating a step unprece-
51r.ed in the history Of that court
.ardering his resignatiOn-and II a
Democrat shall be elected President he
v. probably resign shortly after the
Inauguration.
The reasons assigned are that he is
vet comparative young man and does
lot care to 90 on the shelf; that the pay
is inadequate to meet his living expenses
sld that the work is hard and trying.
leaving little leisure.
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TIN PLATE PROSPERITY.
Manufacturers Already Prepared TO De-
mand Reduction in the Wages OF Men
who Roll the Plates

PrrTsBUEG, PA, February 27.-The
question OF price for making sheets Tor
tin has become serious, and there j. q
probability tina, the matter will become
a bone OF contention between sheet mill
owners and the Amalgamated Associa-
ton. just 10 what extent the diner-
ence will change the scale 10 force now
Is not easily told, bat that the manufac-
turers will Insist on reduction 10 the
cost Of production, so far as u relates 70
the wages Of mill hands, but more
especially the sheet mill rollers. Is about
AZ certain as auythipg can De In sd-
vance. II . reduction IL not ac-
cepted the manufacturers cay
they will not turn out the maserisi, ana
n the manufacturers do not sign the
AmaIsamsted scale there VIZ - .
strike.
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Nvant tn GntIn OneitIy.

ATLANTA, GA, February 27.-Peter
Aaaer came to Atlanta last night with
billy Madden and j. w. Falten. They
'ent 70 the Kimball and refused to see
aay visitors. They say they want
y get quietly into New Orleans ana
.sen to be sincere In their desire TO es-
ape notoriety. Maher is said to DO In
Elne condition and confident.
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r,hlns,a Hnnse Sold.

New YORK, February 21.-Ihe real aI
estate market at its close yesterday wa
enlivened by announcements thst eA-
cited interest. For instance, Iammany
Hall Sachem Edward kearney VIII
hereafter occupy the residence OF Pres
ident HarriSon's Seeretaey OF war
ProiEers IS,o James L. Libber & Son, In con-
innction with Andrew Freedman, nave
SoiS for stephen b. Eikins his house
ga Iot on West Fifty-eighth street 70
Mr M Edward Kearney for S62,5OO.
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ca Fzploslon AZ Liverpool.

EAST LIVERPOOL, ONO, February
.'-At . o'clock this afternoon an ex-
g.osou of gas in kiln at the Knowles
Taylor IL Knowles pottery was dlSas-
l5us in its results. Three employees
were fatally injured and a portion OF
.le works demolished.
The names OF the injured were w. D.
allen, Robert Orrin and VIM. McCrea-
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pu;obt teeth, and lips that glow the wniie
Give iight and color TO smile;
II ir6nitely more than this,
Give light and color to KISS.
~. 18th must suffer from the want
OF the nfegiving SOzoDoNT.
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THE NEW Sn JAMES CHURCH.
Ths ProSroJs of the Artists Work; oil til
Walls-!A Charming Interior.

The ProSreJs OF the Artists Worl; OH tho
Wal,s-.A Charming Interior.
The new st. James German church
on Chapline street, which is the hand
soonest church cdilcc in the city, is the
scene OF 4 great deal Of activity in the
interior. Yesterday 4 reporter OF the
lNTEELIGENCEE strolled into the main
auditorium on the second floor, to
watch the progress OF the work, and
found several artists pcrched up on high
scallolds busily frcscoing the borders
and walls. the ceiling having been fin
lShGd some timo last week.
In sye,e Of the unfinished condition OF
the paintings and the big rough scaiFold-
ing in all parts Of tho room, the interior
presents q scene OF beauty. The per-
fectly harmonlzing colors OF the big
stained glass windows and walls and
ceilings so lar as finished, will make an
effect unrivalcd in any other church in
this section OF the country.
Tho head artist, who was busily en-
gagged on q beautiful cmblematic design
i'll rich colors as q background to the
pulpit, stated amidst his work, that the
colors used in the decoration OF the au-
ditorium wcrethe most harmonious aud
the richest in hue that he had ever re-
ceiyed Qcontract for, and that when fin
ishcd tho work would present an ap-
pcarance that would compare most in,
vorably with any OF the big churches
in the East. The artists expect TO fin
ish the work in few weeks 10 allow the
church to be opened somo time near
Easter.
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STONE BRIDGE QUESTION.
Tho North Parnpct to bo S~horicncd-A
Matter Of Damages.

The North Pnrnpet to DO SlIortcned-A
Matter of Damages.
A joint meeting OF tho Council com.
mitteo on streets, alleys and grades and
tho stone bridge commission, was hold
yesterday afternoon to consider tho re-
quest OF Messrs. S. Bacr's Sons that the
pArapct at the east sido Of the north
end OF tho Main street bridge be short
cned eighteen feet. Tho place WINS in.
specled, and tho members decided to
recommend to Council that the pNrapct
be shortened sixteen feet, as this will
accomplish the desired purpose.
Alfred Caldwell appeared and called
the commissions attention to the fact
that the west parapot ut the south end
would extend in front Of his property,
and he thought it would DO wise and
economical to arrange now SO as to ac-
commodatc 4 future building there. IIo
also wished the city 10 take steps 10
settle who must pay tho damage to tho
houses which fell on that lot. Tho con-
tract for the bridge specifies that tho
contractors shall save the city harmless
from claims for such damages. The
commission will be called to meet again
before the next meeting Of Council and
consider these two subjects.
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THE ALrENnNIM DIEECroRs
Hold Their Annual nioctlnS-Thc Instltu
lion Is In Very Good Condition, .

Hold Their Annual ncc,!ng-Thc I~nstItu-
tion is In Very Good Condition.
Yesterday afternoon the board OF d.
rectors OF Altenhcim, the home for tho
aged at Mount Belleview, held their an
nnal meeting ut tho home, with q full
attendance. All OF the officers who
have served since the home was opened
by Mr.. Reymann were reelected.
The report oil tho treasurer showed
that the institution was in first.class
shape financially, and it needs but a
tour OF inspection through it to reveal
that it is in equally good condition III all
other respects.
There are now four inmates in tho
home, all women.
The superintendent OF the water
works was instructed to extend the
mains through Woodsdalc. The water
works, besides being source OF revenue
to the board, have been a godsend 10
the people who live in the vicinity, and
makes residence there almost as conve-
nlcnt as in the city.
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Mr.. William Clark, OF Martins Ferry,
sent to Rev. DIR. Scott, father-in-law OF
the President, n copy Of the ~lNTELLI-
GEycER containing Rev. DR.. Cunning
hams sermon on Spurgeon. Dr.. Scott
writes to DR.. Cunningham: "Your
sermon has interested and charmed me
exceedingly, and l ielt it n very fitting,
worthy, and appropriate tribute to his
great and usotul lie" DR.. Scott sends
also an excellent likeness OF himself, on
the back OF which is inscribed: "To
Rev. DR.. Cunningham, from his aged
brother in Christ, with sentiments OF
respectful ard brotherly remembrance,
J. ". Scott" The signature shows q
feeble hand.
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The Jewish synagogue on Eoff street
is fast approaching completion. The
interiors; almost finished, with the ex-
coption Of "a few minor details. The
treatment IN color is mainly in white.
Early next week tho stained glass win
dows. which are now done and await
ing shipment, will be placed in the
building. Several OF these arc memorial
windows Of handsome design. The
contractors are busy this week in grad
ing Off the surrounding ground and lay
ing u cement pavement iii front.
1t is tho intention OF the congrega-
ton to dedicate the cdiiicc some day in
the first week in'April.
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SAVE paying doctors bills by using
DR.. 4. S. Todd's Liver Pills.
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TAKE your meals at Tho Milwaukee
Cafe. RoBErT GRANT, Manager.
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Strawberry Hams have no equal for
lusciousncss and delicacy OF flavor.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

In Genuine ED. Harris Cashmere panta.
l00ningG.
Having closed Thorn nut from the manu-.
inGturor nl 25 por cent loSs thnn tho rogu-
lar price, W. therefore offer theao goods
only for III, next ten days at 80 u pair,
Regular price 38.
G. HESS Il SONS,
MUrelinnt TRilors nud Gents Furnishcrs,
1881 aud 1928 Market Street.
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GREAT BARGAINS in fine Shoes ut
L. v. BLoND'a.
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To make it apparent TO thousands,
who think themselves i'll, that they arc
not affected with any disease, but that
the system simply needs cleansing, is TO
bring comfort home to their hearts, rs
acostivc condition is easily cured by
using Syrup OF Figs. Manufactured by
the California; Eig Syrup Go. DIV
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There we're two cases in the police
court yesterday. Pat Atrah, who was
up the other day OIL q charge OF disor-
derby conduct and had mis- case post
poncd, was fined s. and costs. Ed
Smith, the drunken United States re-
cruit who assaulted Officer Watson and
got dubbed, was also fined s. and costs,
and n sergeant from the recruiting sta
ton paid his fine.
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ANY cmplUyn OF lsllIro1dS owning n
watch that will not pass inspection ran
rnrolinSo any witch, OF any make, ut Com.
pnny list cost. Wo lmvo n fow finest nlckci
ItnymOnds ut $40 90.
JACOB W. GRUnD,
Jcwelcr, Cor. Twelfth and Market streets,