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AMother,s Dream Comes True.

SytGl Dipdtch 10 The Lntaiigeaccr.
~pAEKERsDURG, W. Va, March l.,
Peter Sally, a deck hand on the steamer
Rescue, was instantly killed afew miles
below here this morning, and another
man named Kcarns badly injured. The
tOw-boat had tied up for the night and
this morning Sally and Kearns got into
askiff to loosen the cable when it part
ed and knocked them both into the
liver. Snlly's neck was broken and his
lace crushed in. He belonged in Pitts
burgh, and his mother had begged him
not 10 make the trip as she had a
strange prcsentment that he would
never return, +
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NESBlTT & DEVINE,
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

Il
BY virtue OF a decd OF trust made By Clint NJ.
Rodgers and Catherine Rodgers, his wife. to me
rs trustee, dated December IL, $500. and recorded
in1hc Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia. in Dcc;! OF Trust Book
No. 3, puge ]. Will sell o. the north front door
OF the Court House OF sud county, on
SATURDAY, TIE Ieth DAY oFMARCH. 1892,
commencing ut 10 o'c!oc; a. m, tho following
described property: >
All tina. certain tract or parcel of land situated
on the waters OF CGstlcmnn's run, In Liberty dis
trict. Ohio County, Nest virginia, and bounded
and described as follows: beginning ut Il wLito
oak, In Joseph McCausliu's line, and thence
north Ice east 81 poles 10 n stake: thence south
i9o east 10 poles to Il stake near the barn on sald
land; thence. south 500 cast 20 poles to n black
walnut, corner 10 lands OF JohntontL. Garrison
and Others: thence south SY9caSt 1914 poles to q
beech, corner 10 lands oiJ0seph O. Curtis; thence
north lSo SP west liG poles 10 n sugar tree, cor
ner 10 Joseph McCIuslin; thence north 100 west
lG poles and fifteen links 10 tho place OF begin.
ming, and containing ~fOrty-slS acres, aud Two
roods. more or less. This being the same prop
ctty that was conveyed 10 the said Clint NJ.
Rodgers. by W. ]. W. Cowden, trustee, hy deed
dated November -, $50, and OF record In tho
Clerks office OF the County Court Of Ohio
Ouuty.
: TERMS OF SNLE-Onc third OF the purchase
money and as much moro as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay in cash on day OF sale, the balance
In " eQunl instruments ut one aud two years,
notes LelrlIg interest from the d ay OF sale, to
be given for the deferred payments. secured by
deed OF trust on the property.
fe2tw&We W. II. DUNLAP. Trustee.
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A sllyer D,llWill Ppss,

PRovIDEScE, r. Il March lin an
interview with q Providence Journal
representative to-day Senator Aldrich
expressed the opinion that a free silver
bill will pass both tho house and tho
senate at the present session and DO
vetoed by the President. He bases his
opinion on the report Of the house COM
mittee on rules tixing,a special day for
the consideration OF tho measure, and
on his belief that a combination OF
Democrats, Alliance men and free silver
Republicans in tho senate wilLSsive the
bill q small majority in, that branch.
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THE WuIsKYrRusr
Charged with Tamperihs VIII, the FEEDER.
nj Grand Jury ut boston.

nj Grand Jury at Doston.
BosroS, March LA story published
this evening Gays nor surprises are in
store for the people most Interested in
the whisky trust cases. Before another
"a hours have elapsed IT is notimproba.
bic, SO say those Who arc ina position to
know, that arrests will be made on in
dictmcnts found by tho federal grand
jury now in session and they will create
q profound sensation. Tho indictments
have resulted IN tho prosecution OF
whisky trust officials, and the charge is
that OF tampcring with members Of tho
grand jury and Of attempting 10 prevent
tho finding OF an indictment. The mat
ter has been kept; Exceedingly quiet.
District Attorney Allen does not deny
that Indictments have been found, SO he
merely says he can give no information.
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Well Known Lady Dead.

SltcIdI DLspa!cf 70 he IRtQlfgtnccr.
KiNGwooD, W. Va, March Mrs.
Ellen S. Brown, relict of the late
Thomas Brown, died ct Morgantown
Yesterday OF paralysis. The remains
will be brought here tomorrow for in
terment. She was the mother Of Lieu,
tenant Brown, OF the navy; Charles E.,
q prominent lawyer in Cincinnati; John
H.. Q merchant here; Mrs. Morland and
Mrs. Ollie, both OF Morgantown, and
Hon. James a. Brown, a prominent at.
torney here.
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Letter from Cyrus VI. Field, Jr.
S EAST 56rn STREET,

New YoRk,. May Sth, 1883.
Several times this winter l have SUI
fered from severe colds on my lungs.
Each time | have applied ALLcocK's
Porous PLAsrERs, and in every instance
l have been quickly relieved by apply
ing n across my chest and n on my
back. My friends, through my advice,
have tried the experiment and also
found it most successful. l feel that 1
can recommend them most highly to
any II who may see-fit to try them.
CyEus w. FIELD. Jr.
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Cashier of the nank of Weston.

sgclW DlSDalch 10 me ln.ethdclcc..
~P.AREERsDURG, w. Va. March l.
Frank L. Waterman, for many years
Senator ]. n. Camden's private secrc-
tary, and now head b%ookkeeper in the
First National Bank here, has rendered
his resignation and will succeed Mr.. T.
n. Durbin rs cashier OF the bank OF
Weston. He takes charge next week.
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west vlrelnln Pensions,

"F7'I'' u Ue IEHt.tIgtTCsT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March lives
Virginia pensions: 0rieinal-Isaac N.
cullen, Jacob Morley. Additional
l+a0en Osborn, Arshur Fitzpatrick, Ed
ward J. Arthur, Amos j.. Monars, James
taylor, Isaac n. Phillips, Eliab Hick-
man. Abner Stout. Increase-Ercd X.
" ". Nay, Jasper w. Dawson, Simon B.
nSNGrell. Reissue-John Justice, Gran
'!Iic II. Outright, David Rifle.
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rlsht oa ll.e rzpre.smen,, ure,herhsoa.

CHICAGO, March LA special from
Cincinnati says: Orders have cone
from tho east totho United States Tx
press Company's officers here to open
the fight on tho BROTHERHOOD by dis
charging several messengers. At the
Chicago office Of the company one OF
the officials. said that similar orders
have boon received hcre.
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inspector Of customs, was arrested last
night for stabbing James Flynn, au en-
ploye ot tho surveyors Office. Douglas,
II Is claimed, was under the influence Of
liquors. Hymns wounds are believed
to be fatal. Douglas was released OIL
s 5000 bonds.
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Wants Chenp Alcohol.

LowELR Mass, March 1.-charles I.
Hood said to-day: "Tho statement that
l was n leader in fighting the whisky
trust is not correct. / do not wish 10
DO placed in the position Of fighting
this trust, or combination, but l want
tho right to purchase alcohol In the
cheapest market
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Braddeld,s Female Regulator

should be used by the young woman,
she who suffers from any disorder pc.
'culiar to her sex, and at change OF lifeis
n powerful tonic; benefits all who USE it.
Sold ut wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co. and all druggists. pAw:
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a plushlnr nrIlelof Ninety.

BELFAST, MAINE, March l. Ann
French, OF Belfast, formerly Of Bangor,
q widow aged ninety, worth Sl00, 900, has
created q sensation by marrying Her
bert G. Peavey, OF Amherst, Maine, aged
thirty-six, an "itinerant peddler.
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Postmaster Appointed.

'9HlHE Dispatch TO tie In'dii1enccr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March III. L.
nO.son, Jr. has been appointed post
master at Cad, Nicholas county, vice j..
D. tlalstead, resigned.
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Tho nurse began: "sing a song OF six
pence, pockets full OF rye" 'lBut a
teller don't have six pants pockets" OBJ
jcctcd the small boy.-Mdianapols Jour-
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Yves, vIrgiala ra.cats.

"AsHlSGToS. D. G., March 1.-Patents
granted to-day: HcnryB. Curry, Troy,
w.. Va, bolt and nut fastening device;
Elm Sn /. II. Holt, Philippi, heating
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Whisky Caused II,

sAS FnASc1seo, March l.-Thomas
,"0N9!as. an ex-policeman and sdenntY
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Fiity-one metals are now known 10
exist. Four hundred years ago only
seven were known.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate SCENT. Z. s. Claim Attorney, Expert
in Pension Claims.
fe26 1912 Market Street.
FOR A LII.

- -S LII - A.
Lots on South Chapline, EoGr and Jacob streets,
from $50 TO $500 each.
House Of six rooms, 1856 Woods street; good
condition, 5000.
Business house on Market street.
Business house on corner Twentys!xth and
Chapline streets.
Onc-half lot on Twenty ninth street, 500.
Thirty.six acres adjoining Elm Grove. cheap.
Building site for dwelling OH TwcuIy-cighth
street, Si0.
A large lot at McMechcn, 100 by sD feet Very
cheaps
House OF seven rooms, og3l EoT street. $500.
House OF eight rooms. brick, Jncob street, b..
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
House Of eight rooms, brick. on Market street.
Ccuire Wheeling.
S1LO0.
Two half lots OF EoGr street. Sixth ward, sl.Oo)
each.
House Of Ave rooms with 10. s5xlOj foot, on
Jacob street, Sl,SJl.
lIouseOL seven ROOMS on North Market s.rs,:
att bargain.
House Of i've rooms on Jacob ssre,:. Fifth
ward, Sl,0o.
LotSo South Fton, and North Front s!r,,..
Island.
Seven lots, 5OxlO1 feet, In Filan, whytc snl
Gallagher's addition. Prizes SIOJ to 800 each.
Corner hali.lot' on AIcColloch and Delmcn.
streets.
One Of tho best manufacturing sIso, IN the
city. fronting on two 1lltoldL
Choice IotI in Glendale.
Lots in Filth ward Ia Fila & Why o's
addition.
.
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TO I.ET.

business PROPERTY.
business house. 1861 Market strce.
Store room at l21 Main street.
Modern ninc-roomcd house, with bath, lann. :
dry rooms, otc.. corner South From. and Fius
streets, 81, r
ONCE rooms, second floor. 1et5 Main street
Dairy farm. 4 milo from this city on National
pike.
Thrcoroomcd house, l1i Virginia stroet
Five'rOomel house, 10 South broadway.
slS.roomed house, eDj North York street
G. O. SMITH,.
NmrI ipDO Nn,tnt c,r,,t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-03
McAuline wants to Meet Burge.

NEW YORK, November Jack McAu-
life is anxious TO meet Dick Burge, the
Englishman who recently vanquished Jem
Carney, and, in answer 10 the latter's chal'
lenge to meet any man at l3S pounds for
the light weight championship and purse
of 6, 500 side, has sent TO London the fol-
lowing cablegram:
To the Manager Of Mr. d. Burgc:-
accept your challenge to fight, but the
battle must take place in America The
side bet TO be s., 500, and the contest to take
place before the club which offers the
largest purse.
[Signed. JACK McAULiFfE'
Burge has already deposited forfeit OF
e2OO with the London Sporting Life, and
Dick Rocco, McAuliffe's backer, Is very
anxious TO cover the amount providing the
battle shall be arranged to take place in
this country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-03

How the Chairman OF the Republican
state Committee Gets Votes for the
Party.
SsseiGs telegram to tAs RsgIStT.
KINGwOOD, w. VA, November o.
The following affidavit, published in the
Argus of October II, 1884, gives the
best possible insight into the political
methods OF VIM. NJ. o. Dawson, Chair
man Of the State Republican Commit
tee, and gives a very palpable reason
for his selection To the position he now
occupies In a campaign of Doodle:
stats Of Vest Virginia, County Of Preston,
tO-iCit:
This day came John L. Forman, a resi-
dent Of this county, and being duly sworn,
made oath that the following statement Is
accurate and true, tO-wit: That on Tues
day, October IA, 1854, the same being an
election day for the State and county
aforesaid, about IL o'clock in the morning
OF said day, while I was standing
before the court house in the town
of Kingwood. in the State and
county aforesaid, I was told that VIM. NJ.
O. Dawson desired 10 see me over IN the
Journal Office Shortly thereafter went
over TO the said Journal office, but finding
the said VIM. NJ. o. Dawson engaged,
came back, but was again assured that
Mr. Dawson desired TO see me particularly.
Returned 10 the JOUiBal Office when
the said Dawson met me and in
vited me around the counter, where
when we were alone, no others being in
said office, he, the said VIM. NJ. o. Daw-
son, told me that if would vote for Max
well for Governor, and Flick and Brown
for Supreme Judges, ne would pay me
well for my day That il l could he would
like me TO vote for him, the said VIM. NJ.
o. Dawson, for Senator, but the
rest of the ticket he did
not care any thing about. But
that he wanted me particularly 10 vote for
Maxwell and the Supreme Judges. 1 told
him 1 would think about it and let him
know. Immediately after l told some or
nv friends, who advised me TO take the
money. Between one and two o'clock OF
the said day returned to the said Journal
Office, when I found the said VIM. NJ. y.
Dawson, and asked him how much he, the
said Dawson, would give me If would
vote as he had indicated. He replied that
he had not much money for that purpose,
but that he would give me two dollars,
which he, the SAID VIM. M. o. Dawson,
took from the drawer under the counter
and handed me.
JOHN L. FOREMAN.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
18th day of October, 1884.
J. NJ. GoDwIN, J. P.
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EXPLORER soHwArKA DEAD.
Found Lying Unconscious on Street I'm
Portland-An Empty Laudanum Bottle
Rexide Him

PORTLAND, OGN, November 2.-Lieut.
Frederick Schwatka, oil Alaska explora-
tion fame, died here at so o'clock this
morning He was picked up Oh the street
about & a. m. in an UNCONSCIOUS condition.
Beside him was found an empty laudanum
bottle.
When found Schwatka was found lying
on the sidewalk in an apparently drunken
stupor. All efforts to arouse him were
futile The two-ouuce vial found near was
about half full of laudanum. He was car
fied to hotel, where q further attempt
was made, without avail. He manifested
symptoms Of opium poison, and physl-
clan was summoned, who ordered him con-
veyed to the hospital, where, after few
minutes, he expired. He never regained
consciousness.
Lieut.. Schwatka has of late been troubled
with stomach complaint and was in the
habit of taking laudanum 70 allay the pain.
Last night he was attending meeting OF
the Stevenson Club and while there COM
planned to friend that his stomach was
''Killing him" He then went TO drug
store and purchased two ounce bottle OF
laudauum, remarking to the clerk that he
was graduate of medical college, and
that he was accustomed to taking fifteen
or twenty drops of laudanum when his
stomach was troubled. When last seen
last night he appeared in cheerful mood
and gave no evidence that he contemplated
suicide The theory that he committed
suicide is fast giving way to one that he
took an overdose of laudanum by accident.
Dr. Nicklin, an intimate friend Of the
deceased, said: 1.-THE Lieutenant aud my
self took dinner last evening together, and
/ left him about seven o'clock. He was in
his usual iovial mood, but complained
some about the pain in his stomach. His
prospects were very encouraging, and he
expected soon to perfect arrangements for
going to Mexico where he had gigantic
scheme with some Mexican land company.
He seemed to feel highly encouraged and
believed all of his plans would materialize.
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ANOTHER BIG CONVERT.
Now It's Thaddeus Copeland, Ohio Rspub-
Iican County Candidate.

WAPoKoNETA, o., November "A huge
bombshell has been thrown into the Re-
publican camp in this (Auglaize) county.
Thaddeus Copeland, the Republican candl-
date for surveyor, has sent to the board OF
elections and the Republican Executive
Committee a letter resigning from the
tickrt, and has pledged himself to vote for
Cleveland. Mr. Copeland is prominent
lawyer, and has always been Identified
with the Republican party and
his sudden change of heart is as
mystifyiDg to the Democrats as to the he
pnblicans. His father, who is one of the
really wealthy men OF the county, has also
renounced his allegiance TO Republcanlsm
and says he will vote for Cleveland. The
following is Candidate Copeland's letter OF
resignation:
''To the Auglatze County, Ohio, Republican
EUecUtiue Committee:
GENTLEMEN: After serious reflection
and deliberation l have concluded TO cast
INV vote for Grover Cleveland, and hence
have this day withdrawn my name as
candidate for surveyor on the Republican
ticket With thanks for past courtesies
from your committee,
am, very respectfully yours,
w II COpELANDn
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Special Telegram to the Register.

He Denouuces the lnteIugencerB OhIair-
ness and Makes q splendid Tarih
Speech.
Special Telegram to the Register.
MARTINsBURG, w. VA, November o.
There was great gathering Of BerSeley's
Democracy tonight to hear Senator Faux
ner. Long before the appointed hour for
the speaking the hall was packed. As the
Senator entered he was greeted with pro-
longed applause.
He began by thanking the audience for
so flattering reception, and at once took
up the subject of the tariff and made an
inexhaustable argument against war
taxes. Afterward he made the most pow
erful argument against the Force bill that
has ever been heard here, and appealed to
all citizens to reOuke at the polls the party
of such vicious legislation. He vehemently
assailed the Republicans for their colonl-
zation scheme, and mercilessly attacked
the Intelligencer for its gross cow
ardice and unfairness in publish
ing charges against him and then
refusing to publish his reply, saying that
no reply had ever been made. He closed
by making powerful appeal to the people
to rebuke such malicious publications, and
from the enthusiasm his speech created
they will unquestionably do it.
In an interview the Senator said he had
made fifty-four speeches during the cam
paign, had travelled over the entire State
and that the Democratic chances have not
been brighter since 'S9. He declared VIC
tory was assured by at least 5000 ma
iOrity,
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HON. w. L. WILSON
Makes a Speech to a Big Meeting at Davis,
Tucker County.



Tucker County.
SPECIAL Telegram 10 the Register.
DAVIS, W. VA, November 2-The larg-
est audience Of the campaign greeted Hon.
w. L. Wilson here tonight. Five or six
hundred people listened for nearly two
hours to his able speech on the great Ques-
tions Of taxation and local self government.
Mr.. Wilson was introduced to the audience
by ex-senator II. G.. Davis. Mr.. Davis
was greeted with long applause and said in
part:
ut is seldom. indeed, that we have au-
opportunity to vote for such men as Cleve
land and Wilson. We are told by the Re-
publicans that the Democratic party is
destruction party, and that the business Of
the country is not safe in its hands. Now,
/ am something of business man myself,
and an willing to trust all my interests
In the hands of the Democratic party. Take
the decate from 20 to 80, our increase in
general prosperity under Republican
high tariff was about 20 per cent,
while during the decade from 80 to
go under the Democratic revenue tariff our
general prosperity increased nearly one
hundred per cent. The Democrats are not
in favor of free trade but fair trade"
Senator Davis closed with strong ap-
peal for the whole ticket, State and
National. and then introduced Mr.. Wilson.
Mr.. Wilson held his large audience with
ease and interested and instructed them as
only he can. Tucker is all right and will
do her full duty by Wilson and the entire
ticket
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GOV. BoYO's LETTER
Urges the Democrats of Nebraska to Work
For the POpulsts' Electors.

For the Populists' Electors'
OMAHA, NEB., November Gov. Boyd
has written letter, it is said, urging Dem
ocrats TO vote for the Peoples party candi-
dates for Presidential electors. The latter
in part is as follows:
''I have Just returned from the East,
where l was honored by a consultation
with the National Committee and leading
men of our party with regards to the best
policy 10 be pursued in Nebraska this fall
in dealing with the electoral ticket. They
agreed with me that the wisest course
would be for Democrats to support the
Weaver electors, the object being to take
Nebraska out of her accustomed place In
the Republican column. desire also TO urge
upon yoGr attention the necessity OF
Democrats giving loyal support to the
party nominees for the Legislature, par
ticularly so where there is possibility or
election. The next Legislature will choose
A United States Senator, and it is import
ant that Paddock's successor be not Re
publican, and that Mr.. Cleveland's admin
istration during the next four years shall
not be hampered by Senate in opposition
10 him Efforts are making in other States
10 reduce the Republican majority in this
State. and Nebraska has a splendid oppor-
tunity TO do her share Of the good work"
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MRS. DEACON LOSES.

The Court Gives Her husband the Gus
tody of the Child-A Crushing Defeat
for the Woman.
PARIS, November 2.-Mrs. Deacon was
defeated in her suit against her husband
for a divorce. Mr., Deacon was on hand
when the case came up and confronted his
wife in the tribunal Of the Seine.
Mr.. Deacon came out of the ordeal tri-
umphantly. The President of the Tribu-
nal not only dismissed Mrs. Deacon's petit
ton, but severely censurad her for having
made frivolous charges against her hus-
band with the object of procuring divorce
while she herself was under charges OF the
gravest character.
The court gave order that the child, now
In a convnet where it bad been placed by
Mrs. Deacon, should be delivered to MIR.
Deacon.
This latter position of the Courts decree
was a crushing blow for Mr.. Deacon, who
seemed deeply affected and looked appeal
ingly to her husband.
II was all the more crushing, because en-
tirely unexpected, as Mrs. Deacon had
supposed that the most that would
be done by the Seine tribunal, IN
event of an adverse judgment, would be
TO dismiss the case and leave the whole Is
sue TO De decided at AK.
Mrs. Deacon by bringing the suit thus
brought disaster upon herself.