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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26
WAR 7as7 IASz.
A Few IntimatIons as TO What West
Virginians Would Like to Have.
Speeiai Tflseronq 10 the Rs0ister.

A Few IntimatIons as TO What West
Virginians Would Like to Have
SPECIAL telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November rs
As this is the Mecca to which all
sspirants for political preferment
are sure to come sooner or later,
the wary and vigilant newspaper
man picks up many an item or
interest to the home readers OF his
journal. West Virginia is so handy to
Washington that her statesmen and pol
iticians think nothing OF running down
to the capital for days outing and to
see what's going on, how the winds
blowing, etc. These Rentlemen's visits
are increasing in number since the cleo
ton, and we will be glad to see more OF
them later.
Already hear that Hon, A. S. Dan
bridge is a candidate for Speaker OF the
House Of Delegates. 1t is his second
tern, which gives him a better show to
make the rifle than the new delegates.
He has many friends and admirers who
say he would make a fine presiding
officer.
IL is whispered AROUND among HesI
Virginians here that Col. Thomas NJ.
Darrah Of your city, is candidate for
Commercial agent to Alaska, q position
filled, believe, by George r. Tingle, OF
Montana, under Cleveland.
General Ohley, Secretary OF State,
was here the other day. As Secretary
OF the State Executive Committee, he
and his confrerees was receiving many
congratulations for the way in which
the Republican party in the State was
put h0rS du combat. 1t is intimated
here that General Ohley is doing some
tall logging for the position of Internal
Revenue Collector. The position pays
from 81, 600 TO $4,000 per year, and is
therefore considered worth looking
after.
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HOW ..ABrsEnn .

The Iptelligepccr, referring to the
probability that q West VIrginian will
be in President CLEvELAND's Cabinet,
says that he viii not be subjected to the
''abuse" that has been given the West
Virginia member Of Mr.. HARRsoN's
Cabinet
Our neighbor means TO create the i'm
preston that Secretary Of War STE
PBEN B. ELKINs, late OF New Mexico,
but now Of West Virginia, has been
abused" by the DemOcrats-that IS,
attacked unfairly.
That Mr.. ELKINs has been handled
without gloves no one will deny, but that
he has been abused, or unfairly at
tackled, or that he has received from
the beginning to the end Of the cam
paign anything but legitimate criticism
and courteous treatment the REGISTER,
IN behalf Of the Democratic press Of
the State, most emphaticallY denies.
Indeed the considerate treatment
cordsd TO Mr.. ELKINs by the Demo
cratic party and press Of West Virginia
has not been given him in any other
State. Had tbs Democrats desired to
"abuse" Mr.. ELKISs they had at their
command material enough TO fu vol
1mes in the shape Of publications re-
yarding his history and political record.
These, however, had no place in the
Democratic campaign against Mr.. Ell
ErNs. He, with other members Of the
cabinet, was attacked simply on the
ground thar heea -rta@ the time and
Energy he - rent TO rum
ming - Ted Stu
a. Z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26
Rad Pau-Hnndle WRECK.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 25.-At 3
o'clock this morning disastrous wreck
occurred on the Indianapolis division OF
the Pan. Handle at Harvey station, be-
tween Cambridge City and Richmond.
Freight train No 81 going east "stalled"
on Jackson's hill, one OF the steep
est grades on the division. The
train was cut in two and a part
of it left on the main track about
three-quarters of a mile east Of the switch.
Train 81 west-bound was at the top of the
hill to meet 81, and when the first part OF
train 81 had passed, the engineer supposing
tho entire train had passed, started
down the hill There was no lights on
that part of No. "a left standing Oh the
main track, and the engineer did not see it
until he was a hundred feet from it. Be
cause of the steep grade the train was I'M
der such Roadway that it could not be
stopped. The list Of killed and injured is
as follows:
w. +. Beerman, indianapolis, fireman;
instantly killed. II. II. Meyer, Indiana
polls, engineer; both legs crushed; injuries
thought to be fatal Harry Hedricks, In
dianapolis, head brakeman; severely and
probably fatally scalded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26
Bad Weather on Broadwater.

ExMooR, Va, November ga heavy
northwest wind which has prevailed during
the past two days continued to-day on
Broadwster Island. Arrangements had
been made for PresideuI-elect Cleveland
and his party to have their first duck shoot
ing expedition this forenoon, but the
heavy tides rendered blind shooting diff
cult and in large degree unsuccessful
Should duck hunting &c abandoned for the
"a, Mr. Cleveland viii hunt meadow larks
this afternoon. IL is probable the delay
viii induce Mr.. Cleveland 20 remain st
Broadwater Island a day or two longer than
he originally intended
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26

LoxDoE, November 25.-The Chronicles
Berlin correspondent says: "A committee
OF ladies Of Bucharest, headed by the Rou-
manisn Premier's wife, recently started q
fund in the RoImanian capitri for the pur-
pose Of purchasing a wedding gift for
Princess Marie, OF Edinourg, who is be-
trothed 10 the Crown Prince Of Roumauia
Money was collected by agents with all the
system Of tax gatherers, and their methods
caused a profound scandal, the papers
openly denouucing the affair. Finally
Princess Marie wrote 70 the committee
asking that the money be applied to a char
liable purposes instead OF a wedding gift
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26

TIE latest advices regarding Mr..
BLA1NE's condition seem TO indicate
that the Plumed Knight is not long for
this world-iu fact that his death is I'M
mfnent. He is an old man, has had
many severe physical, mental and do
nestle trials, to say nothing Of the
great strain upon him in the perform
ance OF his arduous duties as Secre-
tary OF State. These combined have
left him a broken man, as they would
have left many a younger and more
vigorous man. II was well for Mr..
BLAINE that he adhered TO his refusal
60 accept the presidential nomination Of
h.s party. The strain Of a political
campaign undoubtedly would have
greatly fastened his end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26
To Prevent German Emigration.

LONDON, November 25-The new Ger
r7sn emigration Dill, as described oy a
Berlin correspondent Of the Daily NClsS,
compels al emigration agents TO take out
licenses aud To submit their books 10 the
Government for inspection. The bill pro
hioits migration of men between the ages
Of seventeen ana twenty-five, who are ia
lie 10 military service Ii also prohibits
the emigration Of Germans whose fares are
paid BY foreign company or an agent
Several ether stringent regulations are IN
PRODUCED, the purpose Of which IS to render
efrirrafirn diiGcuit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26
Rntoheren ON the strnet.

SPRISGFIELD, Ill, November 25.-Mrs.
Ella Kemp, young colored woman, was
attacked by her husband, Louis Kemp,
upon public street here tonight and lit
orally butchsred. Kemp attacked her with
z knife cutting her three times across the
back OF the neck and stabbing her twice in
the left side. The murderer then made
his escape and has not been found. The
crime was committed because the woman
refused 70 live with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26

A NUMBER Of friends from various
counties have succeeded in putting a
Soeakership "bee in the bonnet Of
lion. D. w. SHAW on the. ground that
this is his fourth consecutive term from
% very close county, and that expert
cuce ought TO justify q promotion.
The friends and admirers Of the hon
orable gentleman would appreciate the
honor the more because it would be
s1,sSf5 by the Democracy Of Barbour,
~ 1ave~alwas .s-hee~ 80 true 20 Mr..
SHAW and 50 faithful to the whole
Democratic party.
The REGISTER feels sure that the
honorable gentleman from Barbour will
meet With the fairest kind Of treatment
go the hands Of the Democracy as rep
resented in the next House Of Dele
gates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26
Rir Fire In Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, November 25.-At one
o'clock this afternoon fre started in the
exsensiYe works OF the Michigan Forge
ard Iron Company, which covers a whole
block at the corner OF River street. and
Clark avenue. In a short time the entire
building with the exception OF the rough
3 loss OF $50, eco: fully insured. Three
hundred and City men are thrown out Of
work
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rriIl 30 go, b. .Tanunrr-

BosToN. Mass. November 25.-George
Hosmer, the oarsmcn, has caoled George
Buhear, in care OF the ETpFcss, asking II he
wo1ld row him. ard has received the FOL
lowing reply:
''Bubear wiz row Hosmer in the middle
Of January"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26

The weekly trade review Of r. G.
Dun & Co.'S commercial agency says
chat business and trade prospects were
never better. 1t is plain that the re-
sult OF the election has renewed bust
ness confidence everywhere. The grass
that was TO grow in and about our mills
and factories when CLEVELAND was
elected does not appear TO have sprout-
cd yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, November 2S-A
mob Of between i've and seven hundred
men surrounded the Jail a. Jasper, the
county seat Of Mag!on county, forty miles
west Of here, about Iidoigat last night
They commented Sheriff Rogers 70 turn
over 10 them FloyC NoCG.ee. 3oha Iur-
Rer aud Cal Collins, the thrce negroes who
so 0rutally UUo Gtroci0usly murdered
George Dawson, an in0Gslsice white man,
employed SIS engineer IL the psnn5sree
Coal Comg5uy's WORKS, o. Wednesday
'ieht for The purP9fe II robbery The
as was orser.r b., aeterm.red. Sheriff
fgcrs msGe tasl . spSecb, sxp0stuiating
q, and asSur.5g theN th4t the proof
% such q ualgra In they coGti nos
efhe ea..c S. After Srag his ar
The no1c dispersed.
9utfr hesa hs-'tuNe Beware
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26

II vou win, bnt besure to use SOZODONT
riSht aSav. In order 10 carry of its inluri-
ons ELECTS u2on the teeth. All candy-eal-
sgs snoull carry, SOZODONf with them,
S 49, E.zs = kss3 tkeix ssssA Eornc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26

Am. THERE, Christmas We see you
coming.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26

Democratic candidate Tor Governor as
"Slugger" MAcCoRKLE, and conducted
a most indecent, unfair and personal
fight against the Democratic candidate
for Sheriff Of Ohio county?
The ntcltigencer says the West Yir-
ginia member Of Mr.. CLEvELAND's cab
met will not be abused. He certainly
will not, but that will not be to the
credit Of the IatelIigcncer. The menu
Der will be Hon. WILLIAM L. WILSON,
and be who attempts to abuse him will
throw a powerful boomerang. Not only
is Mr.. WILSON'S, public and private
record spotleSs, but he is honOred and
respected by men Of all parties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26

Rejected communications win not be fetufaea
r-l,rs accom- panied By sufficient postage,
rT5-Tributes Of Respect an0OoltuaFy Nouoo'
6 osnts per line.
stamps o, the denomination OF t"ocents anu
l,ss accepted Tor amounts less than one coii='
-CoHuEsFCNDzScE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
r.vs sorrcrrzD TRoM EyEsE PART or Tx Sur
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
qt<REGLSTER, e1abraciHgjt8 ssgsr7! s1Ri'n'
..-sr.. Ct tls Iosio5iss o. HhesinL -. "a
,,r.esna--lcss matter.
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Forceries Brought to Light.

HALIFAX, n. S., November 25.-By the
fight OF Allen Mcleod, Of Melville, p. &.
l., TO the United States long series Of for
geries has been brought to light. He was
an apparently prosperous farmer and car
ried on a large produce business. He had
many transactions with his banks, always
retiring his book at maturity. Ii appears
that he retired notes due at the bank OF
N0via Scotia by getting forged notes dis
counted at the Merchants Bank OF Prince
Edward Island and rice Versa. The names
alleged to ne forged are those of Malcolm
A. Mcleod, John 5. Mcleod, John @. Nc
Leod aad others. The parties victimized
include Hon. Neil Mcleod, ex-Attorney
General; r. w. Norton Il Company, the
Bank OF Nova Scotia; McKinnon IL Nc
Lean aud others. On the night OF the
forger'S flight his heavily insured building
was mysteriously burned to the ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26

TUE Rev. Vim. Stout, Wharton, Dat,
states: After being efectually treated
By sixteen different doctors for Scrofula
and blood diseases, was cured by Bur
dock Blood Bitters. Write him for
DroOf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-26

TYoR SALE AEn
4 REazEER Coz
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80 - PRnYENrToN OF CRINE.

In another column will be found a
communication quite as interesting as
it is lengthy on the subject Of the best
method of dealing with the criminal
classes, so as to render them least bur
densome to the community and at the
same time to prevent the propagation
Of crime through heredity.
Although not a new suggestion it has
flavor Of the startling and the novel.
1t is to subject criminals to the process
Of castration instead Of Imprisonment.
The writer, who holds high and re-
sponsible position in our State govern
meut and has thorough knowledge of
the workings of the human
mind, does not think IL
would be cruel, or inhuman,
and he believes it would do away with
prisous-excepting local jails and lock-
ups for minor offenses.
Eminent students Of human nature
have advanced this same theory, namely,
that all crime has its origin in the pas
sions, whether the crime be deliberate
or committed in the actual heat of pas
sion.
That the method would be most
effective there can be no doubt, but
that it will ever be adopted is most
highly improbable.
Were our courts and jurles able to
look into the minds and souls of men
such a law might be properly and
wisely administered and hereditary
crime and eventually all crime rooted
out.
However, before this millennial era
comes 10 pass the world will have to
run chances Of depopuation.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
4 OF Columbia
Holding special term for Orphans Court business
December . 1872
In the matter of the estate of Kate Mcguire late of
the District Of Columbia. deceased No. 5262.
Admin doc lS.
April alton for the probate of the last will and tes-
tAmen and for letters tes.amentary the estate of
Moran All persons interested hereby notified to
appear la this court FRIDAY the THIRTIETH
DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, at IL O'CLOCK A. NJ ,
to show why the said will should not be proved
the estate of the said deceased shond n It issue as
prayed. Provided. copy OF this order he published
once week for three weeks in the WASHINGTON La W
Reportera The Evening Star previous to the said
Test L. z. WRIGHT. REGISTER Of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia.
N. ]. COLBERT. Proctor. d5-1aw3t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Edward j. McCristal ct al vs.. William W. McCristal
ct al. No. Il. 975. In equity.
Upon motion of the solicitor the ants 1t
is by the court this 10th day of December A. D 1892
ordered that al persons having claims against the
estate Of FfANCES NJ. McCRisTAL. deceased. APP
his office in the court house at Washington, ID. G..
on the SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. D. 1893
and establish their claims; otherwise to be forever
barred from setting asserting the against
proceeds thereof provided. that copy of this order
be published in each day edition Of The Evening Star
newspaper for three weeks before the said day.
1t IS further ordered that the order of notice to
creditors passed herein the 10Th day of Decem-
Der. A. ID. 1892 requiring such creditors to establish
their c inns or before January f. 1893 be and the
A. c. BRADLEY. Justice
]. r. YOUNG Clerk.
d16-d3w By L. P. WILLIAMS. Asst. Clerk.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

~ District Of COLUMBIA, Washington. b, C., Deceu-
been represent to the Commissioners OF the District
are 'at the the folSvns panied water mains
health under public act No. I6I. approved June II.
Commi ssoners hereby give notice that they viii re-
celNe o6lectons TO the construction of the said works
bR95sf aP TEEEVE s ssa
objections Object rs, should be submitted IN writing Laying
9tce q the EnSinesr IN alley square
Ss apS st a. st. snd Ne
ave- n W Mao, on Soth st tr9ra St to
place @ Shf tv and p Avon pscs
nv JOHN 70 Nv * setTfsn T ave so and T.
LIAM T. ROssELL. Commissioners. D. c. d19-6t
OFFIcE OF THE, COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ District Of Columbia Washington December II.
Of coamSa have reeeiyed fro. GSn
gress he foloYing bn with request for their views
on this I'm tie desire to know what
iFfS'iE iSs;sn e
constitute part of city Of wsssn 70
ton to continue in force the laws therein and to si
avenues therein to conform in name and number as
missioners B. G. We l. dI1.91 n
OFFIcE OF. THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
That the order Of November 81
lss2 the FIRE limits for The District Of Co
limits al the portion Of said fire limits north of the fol
lowing line. namely BEGINNING at point where Onta-
RIO ave tntersecs the eastern line OF the Zoo oSicsl
Park thence southwardly along the eastern line
Of said park to Ad ms Mill road; thence along
Adams Mill road to Co umbia road thence along
Columbia road to l6th street west extended !;
thence northwsrdly along 10th ST. extended TO Park
st. thence esstWardly along Park St to l4th west
extended and Mt. Pleasant ave. thence eastwardy
along NJ Pleasant ave Whitney ave and eastwaray
DOUGLASS. J. W. ROSS. WIN. T. ROSSELL, Conn
missioners Of the District Of Columbia. 1t
OFFICE Of THE CONMISSIOSFRSD q WASH
~ inSton. ID. G.. December H. 1892 To all whom
il may concern: It having been represented to the
Commissioners Of the District of Columbia that the
followin named works neces. ary for the public
health safety or comfort under public a { No. 22O,
approved August 8. 1890, and equests having been
made that the works be ordered under the compulsory
permit system. one-half the cost TO be assessed
against abutting property the Commissioners hereby
works from all parties interested until TWELVE
1872 said objections should be submitted in writ
ing; Laying and relayny sidewalks: 18th ST. s.w
both sides between Maryland and Virginia ayes. &
st w. north side. from 18th to 18th SITS ; X w.
North side: from It'll to sth SITS I'D st. NV. from
IL to l. ST. St Sc, north side, from Is TO eth
ST.; llth ne. west side from II TO MaIylani
avenue; Bennins road, south side from 18th to
-laRett ST. Paving alleys: sGuare SIS. all unPaved
alleys in square. j. W. DOUGLASS j. W Ross
W. T. RoSSELL, Commissioners DC. dict
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