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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
Married n soubret.

New York, November ga rumor
started in Washington and arrived in the
Metropolis this morning to the effect that
MIR. Charles Slader, son and heir of Col.
Slader. the Washington millionaire had
been married TO Miss Cora Van Tassel, an
interpreter ef "Fanchon" and other melo-
dramatic roles. who played at Albaugh's
Theatre in Washington last week. The
rumor said that Mr.. Slader had courted
Cora only few days, that they were mar
ried at Cobb's Hotel, where the actress
was staying and that the husband would
ioin his pretty bride in this city to-day.
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To Examine John I. Davenport's Ac-
counts.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November 2S.-The
Secretary of the Treasury has received
letter from Representative Fitch, chair
man OF the special committee investigating
election methods, protesting against the
payment of any bills of John l. Davenport,
Chief Supervisor of Elections at New
York, for services or disbursements at the
recent election, and requesting that ne
(Mr. Fitch De allowed to personally ex-
anime such accounts before the settlement.
The Secretary declined to discuss the let
ter except to say that the communication
will receive the same careful attention ac-
corded all communications from Congress
sional committees. 1t is learned from an
other source that Mr.. Davenport's accounts
for the period in question have not yet been
presented to the accountant officers ana are
not expected for several weeks.
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WIN Pint on the Convention.

ALBANY, N. Y, November 2S.--Every-
where that the Senatorial fight is discussed
here. men are talking about the. effect the
Constitutional Convention will have on IT,
Out of the fusion of strong sentiment
against it the Constitutional Convention Is
evolving. Put it off until next fall is the
advice of the leaders Of both factions. Or
dinarily the convention would meet during
the coming summer. The law provides Tor
the election of l2S district delegates and 81
OF large. with to be appointed by the Gov
ernor To follow it out would require
a special election, which would cost
every county fully as much as the
general election just closed. The total ex-
pepse Of such an election was figured by
MIR. Hill when Governor at 1928, GOO. Be-
sides the expense there will be political tur-
moil without end, coming right along with
the Senatorial contest and the heat OF legis-
lative strife. The so-called machine does
not want this for it has enough ahead now.
The anti-Snappers object to it because they
think they will be in better shape for the
fight tor delegates later on, so it seems
likely that the Legislature will change the
law and put off the convention little
longer.
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snredt the Crew.

FRAvKEoRr, Mich, November 23.-The
old revenue cutter Andy Johnson has dis
tinguished herself by rescuing the crew OF
the big schooner Annie Weight, coal-ladeu,
which stranded on South Msnitou Island.
A big sea was running. but Captain Davis
succeeded in getting all the sailors on the
BOAT without the loss of life. The John
son has brought the crew here. The
VoiCht was in tow Of the steamer Inter
Ocean. and broke adrift in the gale.
She is owned by Captain Peter Wex,
who sails her and others and is insured.
Her value is about so, 600.
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cholera infected Rars En- Route,

New YORK, November 23.-Apprehen-
sion of the temperance of cholera in this
city was stirred up to-day by dispatch
from London, which stated that more than
three thousand bales of rags collected in
Germany, France, Belgium and Holland
had been shipped TO this port and Boston
by the Wilson and Turner line OF steam
ships. Part of the careoes it was learned
came from Hamburg and other cholera in
fected ports. Health Officer Jenkins de-
clared to-day that rags are not and will not
be permitted 10 land at this port from
countries where cholera has existed during
the past year.
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Another Sort of Crank.

ATLANTA, Ga, November 23.-Walter
Martin. a young man OF good family,
through some strange freak became per-
sistent street beggar. II order to appeal
TO the charitable be burned his arm with
an acid which made a very ugly sore. The
burning was so frequent that flesh around
his wrist became purple and lacerated
Even his face did not befray his suffering.
His arm reached such state Of putrifcs
ton that it was smputated 10 save his life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

THE following from yesterdays intel
ligencer is incontrovertable proof that
the gray matter in the Uranium Of the
writer is rapidly disintegrating under
pressure Of the recent elections:
''Forty thousand little children in Lon
don 90 breakfastleSs to school every morn
ing" says the New York sun. Why don't
they stuff themselves with the abundant
fruits OF free tradel
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A Recommendation from Illinois.

WILMINGTON, Ill, April II, 1891.
I would say that ] can recommend
Chamberlain's Remedies as a number
one set OF family medicines, such as
every home should be provided with.
You can rely upon their being as near
what they are recommended as any
medicine sold in this part Of the coun-
try. Especially would I recommend
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dlar-
rhea Remedy as having DO equal for
cholera morbus, collie or diarrhea.
Having used these medicines myself
and sold them for several years, know
their value and have no hesitancy In re-
commencing them.-LEvI b. DELL.
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THE MOST FAVORED NATION.
The United States Does Not Enjoy ihA'
Distinction in China ANY More

The United States Does Not Enjoy Aha'
Distinction in China ANY More
LONDON, Novembe 2S.-Lord Roseoerry,
the British Foreign Minister, has sent a
note to Pekin, complaining tnat Cni1 Ho.'
ofIiciaIs have violated treaty rights, by for
Bidding British vessels to carry grain duty
free from Shanghai to Tientsin, and per-
hitting native vessels alone to carry
such grain. The British rlght Is ne TL un,
der Inc treaty made in 1850, between China
and the United States, Great Britain In
her treaty being accorded the most favored
nation treatment. The Pekin Government
urges that the United States, oy the aGop-
ton of the Chinese exclusion act, mas
broken her treaty with China, and has
thereby excluded Great Britain from the
benefit that would accrue to her from the
most favored nation clause. Lord Rose
berry, however, insists upon the WIN.
drawal of the prohibition, maintaining that
the Anglo-C Chinese treaty Of 1856 conceded
Great Britain the right now demanded.
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MDa Ie,,eps Kent i'm Ignorance.

Loypov, November 23.-The Standards
Paris correspondent says that the family
of NJ. de Lesseps keeps him in utter ignor-
ance OF the progress of affairs against the
Panama Canal Company, fearing that
shock would be entailed upon him by the
knowledge Of what theGoyernment is doing
that would have serious consequences. His
health is good. but he IS so enfeebled that
he is obliged 70 seek assistance from his
wife or children to move from his chair 70
the dining table II Is supposed that
under these circumstances NJ. de Lesseps
will not be compelled to appear in court
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Hos sandl, daily, ~ 60
bstrsen New YORK ans $3.50
HUE Sleeper between hnle
Wills aud between Ci1eill
Nos.isndsIoIid tfaiH a., 80 -
bstusen Cincinnati ana y -. !. ~
pullman sleeper koncs'''~
fort daily. rtp1- Ft,rt
And arrives 81 Chafle,,,,,s.'s.'to s !.
HuETlSGTOs d, 80. = 90
ci n = = Eorgs daily sos ns
S.asp'n. No. a. sa.iy ~
arrive CiifloH fgft' 20 =
s.iIy .rcspt Sunday. ls 80.
M srriys Hsatingion ~ - I.
s ~, sunday. lstge p l.'i-
h cssIsscisNITI DlYlslOsi,.., 30. a
.snt sunday, leave Hsstpks 81
SSssp5sinnIsI iS:is .. q: ~
sassav leave Cinsinhssx n ~
amt snntf s3ioa SO ?. q. 1as
SUNDAY, leave hsysilisso atilyt
S,nnsti 7:55 e. n -. ~ Az
iss1s cineizsssi s:~ p -
TOP sHc;lR W. @. MgRR4f;;; y
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THE Y. NJ. q. A.

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Of this city deserves credit for
isss--.-la,,44 ssos to-sRlarge and rake
more attractive its place Of meeting,
aud for It's industrious endeavors to
secure the means to accomplish this OBJ
iect. And it deserves cOngratulation
upon it's success thus far.
No society exerts better or more
wholesome influence on the youth Of the
country than the Y NJ. c. A., and that
the value Of the association is sppreci-
ated is shown by the ease with which a
large portion Of the $4,000 needed for
the proposed improvement was raised at
the first meeting.
We wish you success in your under
taking, boys, and may your member
ship Increase beyond the capacity Of the
largest building In the State.
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For Contemn, OF Court.

CHICAGO, November 23.-Judge Brown
to-day sentenced Juror VIM. G. Lincoln 10
a term of one years Imprisonment in the
county Jail for contempt Of court. Mr..
Lincoln was serving on the jury which for
the last two days has been listening TO evi.
dence in a special assessment case. The
jurors contempt Of court lay In the fact
that he made no less than a half dozen at.
tempts to obtain a bribe from the attorneys
on both sides OF the case. The court also
discharged the remainder Of the Jury from
further duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
FounaDead in Bed.

DErRorT, Mich, November 25.-John B.
Mulliken, formerly General Manager OF
The Detroit, Lansing and Northern road,
member Of the Detroit Board of Public
Works and General Manager OF the De
troit Citizens Street Railway Company,
was found dead in bed at his residence this
morning, The cause of death was apo
plexy. He was born in Steuben county,
New York
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Tom Reed is sim Funny.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, November 23.-Ex-
Speaker Reed has been in the city for a
few hours on his way eastward When
told Or w. A Sutherland that the after
noon papers said that the entire Republican
ELECTORAL ticket had beer successful IN
ohio, he said: swell, I'm glad we car
RED Ohio; it shows what we can do when
we are aroused.
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A Bed Railway Accident.

ATLANTA, GA, November 22.-An acct
dent occurred near Vaughan station, on the
Central road of Georgia to-day. Two
trains crashed together George Clarke,
of Griffin, was fatally hurt. Several other
trainmen were badly injured. The accident
was due to the failure of the telegraph OPP
orator to deliver orders.
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neron Cattle Club omcers.

CHICAGO, November 23.-At q mseting Of
the National Devon Cattle Club today, d.
I. Newton, OF South Dakota. was elected
President. d. r. Eldridge, Of Utah. Vice
President, and L. z. Sisson. Of West Vir-
einia, Secretary and Treasurer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
DROPPING M'KINLEYIsM.

That Republican end-msn and polit-
zeal eontortionlst, DR.. CHAUNCEY NJ.
Drprw. now that McKinleyism has
been knocked out Of time, declares that
3 is not and never was the policy Of the
Republican party. Hear him;
The first plank in the Republican plat
form for 1896 will De a protective tarln. IL
will not be the Mckinley oil. One or the
diBculties Of our position was that a single
CONGRESS- having codified into one measure
a f9rif covering every article Of prOduc-
ton and importation, we became, in the
popular mind, committed 70 the provisions
OF the Mckinley bin as to political BiOle.
The real policy OF the Republican party,
and tbe one which il will De careful 10 ad-
here to in the future, is that its protective
policy is elastic and progressive. IL is 70
fmnose revenue duties so that the measure
of protection shall diminish in any depart
meat or for any industry as the necessity
for 10 decreases.
Alasl poor YOBICK MCKINLEY, the G.
O. p. knew him we'll few weeks ago,
but # knows him no more. And so the
Republican creed shall now be altered
90 mean that protection shall diminish
as the necessity for it decreases"
Tt has taken DEPEw the great
er part Of quarter Of cent
ury TO get on the Democratic
side Of the tariff question, and to turn
this remarkable somersault from ever
increasing to decreasing protection.
or course we believe al you say,
CHAUNcEY, about what - ufuopoly
party did and DIDN'T mes shall
put a doublr IN :
ooster CO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

CONGRESSMAN JAMES CAPEHART will
eat his turkey with a relish. He ran
15S votes ahead OF his ticket in his own
county and in the district increased his
majority OF 1890 nearly 200. The REG
lister congratulates you, Mr.. CAPE
HART,
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Did you ever see a sickly

Did you ever see a sickly
baby with dimples? or a heal
thy one without them?
A thin baby is always deli
cate. Nobody worries about
a plump one.
If you can get your baby
plump, he is almost sure to
be well. If you can get him
well, he is almost sure to be
plump.
The way to do both-there
is but one ways by CARE
Full LIVING. Sometimes this
depends on SCOTS Emulsion
of cod-liver oil.
We viii send you a book
on it; free.
,, ss0E I Bous.. Chemists. y. sousb 81 Assaas.
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OHESAPEAKE &Oal'
" WAY O0npLHY

F.F.N. (FEis fiyiaI - ~.
Vsstibuls Limited, toiid, ~. ~ 4
tween New York, Wathlnsls1r,..,-
Vsstibule sleeper beiHssll 49,
Loui,yIlls and Old Poini.ns 49, -.
ME In Eiect n bruary 5 ~ y.
LRp TTnn; weIt OF Cili 49,, y. I,
sTAHDAEp TIKI; Last oil Oiil~' =
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Noted Desperate Caught.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, November ga
famous desperate, Tap Sprouse, moon
sinner, murderer and leader Of the dreaded
Sand Mountain gang, after defying the
authorities of Georgia and Tennessee for
months. has at last been captured alive
and is now in the Bradley county Jail at
Cleveland, thirty miles from here. De
tective Barnes left tonight for Cleveland
TO take his prisoner on TO Birmingham,
Ala, where he will be tried for murder 1t
is reported that band of outlaws, friends
of Sprouse, have gathered at one Of the
small stations through which the train
must pass, and have sworn TO set him free.
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whsn Baby was Sok, we gave her Castorh
Whoa shs was Caild, sac eTiod for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she elung 70 CAsseris-
Hhsa ale bad OkilGrsn, sAe gave them Casa 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

TIE foot-ballists can give thanks that
an their legs and necks are not yet
broken.
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Mr.. CLEVELAND is on Broadwater
Island where he will give thanks for
being temporarily out Of reach Of the
oiiice-seekers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

WE TRUST the thankfulness OF Demo
Gratis will not cause them TO overload
their stomachs.
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Ca1rcHLow will be very thankful to-
dev. He proved an abb yesterday and
is o free man.
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Ton REED gives thanks because 1--WE
carried Ohio" Ton is fat, hearty and
humorous and it doesn't take much to
make him thankful.
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HOW 1T BENEFITS THE WORKING
Man.

It was supposed by many that the
Homestead strike was caused by the re-
fusal Of the company to sign the scale
Of wages presented by the men and that
IL the company won the old scale would
90 into effect. This is not the case.
The men struck, or, rather, were locked
out because they refused to submit to a
reduction. The company has won the
fight and this is the reduction the men
will have 10 stand:
Assistant roller, reduced from 50 to s. per
day: engineer on No. 1 engine, from S2.64
TO So % per day; water tenders, from SOU
10 81. %; fremen, from $40 70 $50; Gu
cineer on big engine, from IS 10 Sl.to;
his helper. Is cents day. The heaters
have 10 work three furnaces for q cents,
where they should receive SO cents per ton.
Truly protection is great boon 10
the American workingman, particularly
in the most highly protected industry in
America.
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THE Republican turkey this year is
crow. @
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LET rs trust that good digestion will
wait good and strong on appetite TO-
day.
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rs nip and tuck in the recount.
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Use Browns Bronchial Troehss for
Coughs. Colds. and all other Throat Troub'es :
-P1.-s rnincntly the bes:.~-Rss. Hsnrg Hard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

Mn CLEVELAND will enjoy his
turkey.
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FRS. Spasms, St. Vitus' Dance, Opium
Habit, cured by Dr. Miles Nervine Free
samples at The Logan Drug Company's
and Il. B. Burt's, and at Bowie Bros,
bridgeport
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S+amps OF the denomination OF tWoeea'' anu
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AND now It ls proposed to investigate
JOIN I. DAvENPoRT's disposal Of fed
eral funds 10 the recent election in New
York. When Force-O oil JOHNNY hears
of this his thanks will not be given In
stantnrian tonps-
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TIVE decision Of Health Officer JIM
K1Ns to allow no rags from cholera In
fected countries to enter at the port OF
New York should be backed up by the
officials At every port In the country.
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UoE RKET AND FoR SALE cAaDs AT
- kzsl1zxH coansLnz Room. 5 cts. cash.
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15
Night Session.


Notwithstanding the counter attrac-
tions in the shape of political meeting
and play at the opera house. the at
tendance at the evening meeting was as
large, if not larger, than at any previous
session.
The meeting opened with a selection
by the orchestra, and after prayer by
President Baldwin, of Pomona college,
the regular programme was taken up.
Short reports were received from q
number OF committees, which held sep
arate meetings during the afternoon.
REV. HowARD's ADDRESS.
Under the head of Young Men as a
Factor in Christianity, Rev. Burt E..
Howard, of Los Angeles, delivered a
most interesting address. The speaker
said the statement that the young men
of any country are its most powerful
element, needs no argument to prove it..
The power of young men does not lay in
any great genius, but in a strong
Christian character. The speaker
closed by appealing to all Christians to
be ever faithful, and ready to do the
masters bidding.
+. S, Field, of Los Angeles, delivered
the next and last address of the evening,
taking as his subject, the command,
preach the gospel to every living crea-
ture," as related to the Young Mems
Christian associations.
During the intervals between the ad-
dresses, the audience was favored with
music by two choirs, the first of Chinese
from the Pasadena mission, and the Los
Angeles male choir.
Mr.. Field then took up his discourse
on the extension work, explaining its
object, and the work which has been
accomplished.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15

Forecast Tor S0ntnern CailIOrHld. Wfo.Siy
winds; generally cooler, except stationary tenn
perature at San Diego.
q A marriage license was issued yester-
dav to S w. Mccartney, aged " ma
tive of Illinois, and Frederick Currier,
aged 26, a native OF Pennsylvania, ooth
residents of Los Angeles.
A horse attached to the grocery wagon
of Rice Bros, became frightened yester,
afternoon on the corner OF Ihlro ana
Los Angeles streets, and ran away:
wrecking the wagon. The fright was
caused hv tamale wagon which came
numbering up behind the horse.
News has lust been received in this
c;tv OF the death on the Both OF Sep
tember from heart failure, OF Edwin
Citation. one of the wealthiest and
most respected citizens of Philadelphia.
Edwin Moerenhout Clinton and bis lit
tie sister Blanche are made co-heirs to an
immense e1tate.
The Plata Fina Democratic club won
beautiful American flag at a church
fair in East Los Angeles, short time
since. and presented it to Miss MaTga-
rita Gelcich. That young lady Will
place it in the Sisters orphans fair, to
take place on the Oath of this month,
to be awarded to either the De nocratlc
or the Republican county central COM
mittee, the one receiving the highest
number of votes in the fair to be pre-
sented with the starry banner. In the
meantime the beautiful flag will be
placed on public exhibition in one OF the
display windows OF Bluett & Mullen.
Captain Jennings, the champion
swordsman, and his manager, Mr.. y. Il.
Hunton, were the guests OF the Los An
gelet Athletic club last evening, having
been invited by the president, Mr..
Thayer. and some of the members, to
be present. During the exercises Pro-
fessor Blssign, the clubs Instructor,
showed the gentleman through the
gymnasium, and the captain seemed
very favorably impressed with the form
shown by some of the athletes, remark
ing that he detected plonship
material in the cass. Captain Jennings
has about perfected arrangements for
q contest for the worlds mounted cham
pionship, to take place in Los Angeles
in the near future.
The following building permits were
issued Yesterday: A. G. Coombs, frame
dwelling. 2l2S Maple avenue, $500 {;
Mary A. Coleman, frame stable. corner
B nnie Brae aud Eighth streets, $500:
Mrs. Mary A. Coleman. frame dwelling,
corner Bonnie Brae, $9500; Mrs. Mary
Harman, frame dwelling, Santee street,
between Washington and Nineteenth.
5000; w. s. Lyons, to add to and repair
dwelling, corner Vernon and Seventh
streets, 5000; w. G Bluett, to add to and
repair frame dwelling. Union avenue,
between Seventh and Eighth streets,
800; John ]. Malone, to add to and re-
pair frame dwelling, San Fernando
street. $3.50; Mrs. Thomas, frame
dwelling, Barbee street, 500.