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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10
THE REVOLT
Is Under Way at venezuela-A Battle
Between the state Troops and the In

Is Under Way at Venezuela-A Battle
Between the state Troops and the In
surgents.
New YORK, April s.-Cabling his
paper under date of the 9TH, the Her
AIDS Caracas, Venezuela, correspond
ent writes thus:
Advices have been received to-day
from Lagaravus OF another encounter
between the government troops and the
insurgent forces under command Of
Gen. Crespo. II is said 10 have result
ed in the utter rOut of the rebels. They
are reported to have fled in all direc-
tions, and to be so disorganized that it
will be very difficult matter for them
to be collected together again in large
enough numbers TO cause Palaclo any
further anxiety.
Crespo is said to have fed pre- cipitate-
" on horse back for the second time,
and to be now in hiding somewhere in
the mountains. His exact whereabouts
is unknown.
The Government troops are reported
to have occupied General CrespO's resi-
dence. The authorities are jubilant.
Advices received by revolutionists
here state. however, that their cause is
progressing most favorably. Arms and
ammunition continue to be secretly
brought into VenueZala from Curacao
and the other islands of the coast.
Crespo's forces are receiving additions
all the time from the various provinces
as the news Of the oyerawing OF the ma
tional Legislature and of the judiciary
is passed from mouth to mouth.
In Trinidad and other Of the foreign
islands there are hundreds Of Nenezue-
lans opposed to the President and favor
able to Crespo and Or. Paul. 1t is pref
ty certain that the insurgents have not
yet played their strongest cards. They
are arming and drilling their men, re-
cruiting their ranks and issuing appeals
to all parts of the Republic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10
BENWOOD.

The Pythian Sisterhood gave a Social
end Pink Tea in City Hall last evening,
which was very successful, and 1t will be
continued tomorrow evening, also.
The butt weld department of the Tube
Works was not in operation the latter part
of last week, but will resume some time
this week
j. McCombs, Tax Collector, was in the
CITY yesterday.
Rev. Father Mattingly, of Martins
Ferry, was guest al st. Johns rectory
yesterday.
Mrs. Brimson, who resides near Sher-
rard, Marshall county, was the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. w. Pelley, last week.
The Hope Society will give an entertain
ment the last of this month.
Mr. James Farmer spent yesterday IN
Moundsville.
Miss Annie Carpenter was the guest of
friends here yesterday.
1t is currently rumored that the Presl-
dent of the Benwood and Southern railroad
mediJates resigning, as the prospects for
the completion of the road this year are not
particularly bright.
DR.. y. NJ. Haskins performed delicate
operation last week, on a small boy, the son
of Mrs. S. Mason of Wheeling. The boy is
about eight years of age and has been suf-
lcLluE lIOll NdL dil olS Va thS AuhNA AAuALoi
since an infant, being unable TO walk. By
this operation he will recover their use in
so much that he will be able 10 move about
by the aid of crutches.
Mr.. Will Schad will take trip to New
York City next week.
Mr. j. Bryant was summoned 10 Pitts
burg yesterday by the serious illness OF his
sister.
Miss Cora Meyers, grammar room teach
err in the MoundSville public schools, was
in the city yesterday.
Master SeamOn Bowers evinces cOnsid-
cradle talent as rhymster, having com
posed some telling lines on that biped
known as the dead beat
Another saloon will be opened on Main
street this month.
s. Edwards is having his residence on
Main street raised
District Institute will be held in Nc
Mechen the 23d inst.
The band boys in McMechen gave very
profitable festival at their hall last week.
A handsome sum was realized.
Rev Father Reynolds will celebrate
mass at ST. Johns Church to-day,sowing TO
the absence OF Rev. II. p. McMenamin,
rector, who will return from Philadelphia
Saturday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10
A VANDERBILT GOBBLE.

The Delaware and Hudson Canal Al
legged Ia Have Fallen into Their Con-
troll
NEW YORK, April Am evening paper
says: Ii was reported on the Stock Elk
change to-day that the Nanderbilts had OBJ
tanned control of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company, and that at the annual
meeting in May Cornelius Vanderbilt, n.
h. Mex Twombley and Chauncey Depew
would enter the Delaware and Hudson
directory.
The reports in detail are that the Wander
bits. Maxwell, and Graves, and the First
National Bank party have been buying the
stock for several months, ana have besides
accumulated large amounts of stocks, made
arrangements with the heaviest stockhold-
ers for Joint action by which they receive
the representation already referred to.
The acquisition of this property would
give the Vanderbilts complete control of
all the railroads in the northern part of
the State, and would also give them an i'm
portaut interest in the anthracite field. The
theory in Wall street is that If these re-
ports are correct IL is possible that the
Vanderbilts and the Reading syndicate
have Joined hands, indicating that an al
most complete control of the production Of
anthracite coal IN this country
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

c. c,.,ssxu1x o.. April 9.-Jos Il;
Close. formerly Of this place ana iseo ~
london. has returned 70 make ms nonio
cbss' w. Troll is in New York buying .
new stock Of goods s,-sd from
sun time 10 standard time. :.
X. X. Barrett has moved MS iamns "
DR.. C. Alexander, of Csdiz, has opener
an office one door east Of the Clarendon.
The remains Of Jos. Woodmansee w. a. :,
brought here from Pittsourg yes'ei'a'
and inferred in the NJ. 4. Cemetery.
Miss May Campbell, OF "ayhes0uih'
MpIligan. the counterfeiter, confined IN
the Jail. has done some fine work IN "oou
The barber shops will be closed on Sun
las r Patton is in the East buying a
stock of goods for Jepson a Patton. 40,
The result of the corporation election
last Monday was as follows; Ms!o.'
Major w. s. Kennon; council, John FOL
lock. J. r. Mitchell and J. I. Troll; mar
shall, Jacob Martin; solicitor, i. u Ayers
treasurer, James Patterson. .a
The following marriage Licenses sis ,v ~ese .
wilmer w. Bethel and Rebecca +. Plck-
ering: Ereyett Harden and Alice M
PRYOR; George L. Carleton and Louisa H.
NIX. Kennon aud Judge CASTOR carried
off the honors at the last shooting OF tue
gun club. ,~.o, pa
Harry T.. Alexander, of WASHINGTON, ia,
will spend Sunday with his parents
Sheriff Scott will 60 TO Columbus anu
bring William Jones from the penltenUSrS
10 this county. Jones has gone insane
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10
A SERIOUS TANGLE.
The Alliance People of North Carolina
Threaten to Make Trouble.

The Alliance People of North Carolina
Threaten to Make Trouble.
RALEIGH, n. c., April S.-The Demo
cratic situation In North Carolina is
tangled, and because of this state Of
affairs a second meeting of the Demo
cratic State Committee was held here
yesterday and was largely attended.
The State Convention is to be held on
May Is, and the Alliance and Peoples
Party men have announced that they in
tend 10 control the primaries and elect
the delegates so as to control the State
Convention, and that they will adopt
the st. Louis platform and elect Nat
ional delegates who will be instructed
to attend the Chicago Convention and
present the platform. II it is not adopt
ed the delegates are then to attend the
Omaha Convention and take their seats
therein as accredited from this State.
In order TO prevent this, Chairman
Smith, OF the State Committee, has
written letter saying that those who
are in favor of this policy are not Demo-
crats'n good standing, and must not be
admitted TO the primaries unless they
pledge themselves in advance by reso-
luton to abide by the action of the
various conventions. The proposition
was made to postpone the nomination
of the State ticket until August, in
order to make the Alliance men show
their hand on May IS. The committee
decided not to do this, and then in
dorsed the letter of Chairman Smith
and adjourned.
1t was declared that the more time
there was the better it would be for the
Alliance people, and the greater would
be their number of delegates in various
conventions. The only remedy was TO
use the plan laid down by Chairman
Smith, and in this way keep out the
third party people, and TINS retain the
control in the hands of the straight
Democrats Some OF the committeeman
were open in the declaration that If the
Alliance programme was successful,
they would leave the convention and
nominate a regular straightout Demo-
crat ticket, or seek an alliance with the
Republicans and fusion ticket.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

Mp. Nc GAIL, the new President OF
the New York Life Insurance Company,
proposes to raise the question whether
or not the trustees Of a mutual insur-
ance company can bestow the money OF
the poliey-holders on any one who does
not render equivalent services.
The trustees Of the New York Life
entered into contract with the de-
posed President, BEERS, TO pay him out
of the funds Of the corporation for the
remainder Of his life the annual salary
OF s37, 600
Although designated as salary it
was generally understood that the pay
ment was merely a pension for past
services, for which services Mr.. BEERS
had already received the friendly pay
Of s75,O 900 a year In the contract,
however, 10 was stated that the salary
was for services in an advisory" capac-
ity, But the new President has no need
OF Mr.. BEERS advice and has not called
for them, while there are numerous
policy holders who do not believe the
trustees had the power to enter into
such an agreement.
To is certain that the money voted to
Mr.. BEERS belongs TO the policy-holders'
and reduces the fund existing for their
benefit. Hence the question, can the
trustees so dispose Of the funds of the
policy holders.
To may be held that Mr.. BEERS holds
the position OF advisor to the company,
whether he is asked to advise or not.
But this agreement binds the company
to pay him the salary, even though he
become incapable OF advising.
To is a pretty clear case Of pension,
BUTT will have 70 be decided by the
courts The policy-holders will be in
terested TO know whether or not the
trustees OF mutual insurance com
pany can thus give away their money,
HERE is a new song from Dixie, which
is supposed to sum up the industrial
situation I'm that fair land. IL is right
hot from the pen Of UNCLE REMUs;
ID. Dixie land is the land of cotton,
That's why DiNie's now forgotten;
Plant corn. plant corn,
Plant corn down South in Dixie
q cotton, sine Is a gay deceiver,
That's les why were goin 20 leave her;
Plant corn, plant corn.
Plant corn down South In Dixie,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10
WHAT HALL SAYS
He Thinks he Can Do FitE. and Alleges
That He Did Whip Him In Australia.

That He Did whip Him In Australia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 9.-Pu-
gilist Fitzsimmons' evident bluff in
reply to the challenge of Jim" Hall,
has angered the latter into saying some
caustie things regarding Fitzsimmons'
methods, and in an interview to be
printed tomorrow, Hall among other
things says: "Fitzsimmons knows in his
heart that as a pugilist / am his
master, but he has not the man
hood TO admit it. In our fight at Sid
ney, in February, 1890, whipped him,
thoroughly knocking him out in the
fourth round. l am now prepared 70
repeat the performance, and $1,000 OF
the money of Parson Davies, my back
err, says can. intend to remain in
Philadelphia for a fortnight, but in the
hope Of meeting Fltzsimmons face to
face, shall leave for New York to-
morrow.
II he means business and is not too
cowardly 10 fight me, a match between
us can easily be arranged. / will con-
cede everything within reason, and ask
In return but one point, that we fight at
165 pounds. Fitzsimmons. knows that
can't fight at less. He gave Maher tif-
teen pounds. His twaddle about fight
ing Sullivan is the utteranee Of con-
ceited idiot. Why, he would have TO
allow Sullivan fom 90 to 20 pounds, and
even then would drop dead from fright
il he was dragged into the same ring
with John l.. | am asking but five
pounds, and am satisfied to let him
fight at any weight he pleases.
"All l want is another meeting with
Fitzsimmons to prove for all time who
is the better pugilst. | will bet s., 900
on the outside that l defeat him. His
story that he was paid to go out in our
last fight is lie. The controversy be-
tween us has reached point where he
must either fight me If he dares, or crawl
like the coward that he is"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10
OHIO PRISON GUARDS.
Names of Those who VIII Serve the state
in that Capacity.

in that Capacity
special telegram 10 ne Sunday Register.
COLUMBUS, o., April 9-The State Prison
Managers to-day announced the election OF
the following guards: Adams county, ).
N Bradford; Allen, Edward Welborn;
Ashland, David F.. Hubert; Athens, Jerry
Hartly; Belmont, j. W.. Brigler; Brown,
w. K. Carey; Butler, William Barrett;
Champaign, James Harvey; Clark, w. X.
Black; Trumbull, William Ruse; Tus-
carora, r. w. McElvain; Van Vert, w.
T. O'Day; Warren, Jacob Tyndale;
Washington, John Schaum; Vinton, +. j.
Mccormick; Wood, George Bufford; Wy
andot, j. @. Lohr and John H. Warren;
Carroll H. H. Snively; Darke, j. p. Win
get; Defiance, j. j. Snyder; Delaware, M.
p. Curtis; Erie, J. G. Langenberger and j.
w. Lilies; Fairfield, B. b. Holland; Fay
cite. H. c. Stewart; Franklin, John Steele;
Fulton, J. Curtis; Gallia, Charles w.
Kerns; Green, G.. A. Wood; Guern-
sey, A. l.. Moore; Geauga,
William Farrell; Hamilton, w. ID. G.
Beble; Harden, r. NJ. Carman; Harrison,
j. w. Newell; Henry, Frank Ferris:
Highland. James H. Hughey; Holmes,
Frank Freeman; Huron, William II.
Frost; Jackson, Charles Watson; Jeffer-
son, L. G. Peck; Madison, w. II. Runyan;
Marion T. j. Claggett; MoHon, Emanuel
Ream; Megs, A. J. Grimes; Miami, Noah
Warner; Montgomery, Mason Williams,
Morgan, George Schochlett; Noble,
Frank Briner; Ottawa, Willis
Farris; Spaulding, James A. Parsons;
Perry, John O'Brien; Pickaway, Joseph
w. Moore; Portage. r. p. Pardee; Preble,
c. G. Nelson; Pike, ID. Z. Armstrong;
Ross, James Gazette; Sandusky, William
NJ. Short; SesottO, Lee Scott; Stark, Geo.
NJ. Bowman and James Raymond; Sum-
NIT, Josiah S. Mouder; Knox; George
Hess; Lake, John S. Skinner; Lawrence,
Robert Johnson; Lucas, w. Kerney;
Clermont H. ID. Ely; Clinton, G. l.. Nap
per; Columbus, S. X. Bishop; Coshocton,
Hiram Bell; Crawford, Adam Stuckard;
CuyshogO, Joseph Barnard and d. H..
WillendOrf
There are twenty five more yet to be APP
pointed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10
SUNDAY REGISTER.

Where You Can Buy Your Favorite Paper
when You Miss the Newsie-
CHAs. GOETHE. M sixteenth street
ALEX YOUNG. los sixteenth street.
CHAs. MENKEMELLER, corner Twenty.
second and Market streets.
vs. ~. IRWIN, corner Twenty-fourth and
Cbapline streets.
u. BRICE. corner Thirty sixth and Jacob
streets
w. G.. ARMBRECHT, Sal Jacob street.
w. S. MCCULLOUGH, 37i5 Jacob street.
ROBERT BURT. 80 Virginia street.
We WILLIAMS. 81 Zane street.
IE FREEsE. News Dealer, 1907 Market.
GEO n. EBELING. 2l15 Market street.
ROTH-s NEWS STAND. 2io4 Chaplins street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

.w.x. Men Of the south cheered
= r,,lv-New York aud Grants Monn|

-. arave Men of the South cheered
E.ar,ily-New York aud Grants Monns
ment. ~.
p,rrssuRe, PA. April s.-Tne anniver
.arr Of the surrender al Lee at Appomatox
sal, saay Celebrated tonight by the Union Vet
was 'G legion at the Auditorium, Fully
s sna oIS soldiers participated IN the tes-
,;,';,;es Gen. Dan Butterneid, oil New
YorE was the principal speaker. In MS
addrsss az the close of his tribute 70 Zen;
Srant he said New York ever fulfilled alk
Sar oh,Iigations. and although Grant built
a. n,onrment greater than any structure or
: a or bronze when ne wrote the terms
a ana showed the magnanimity and great
ans neS ~ his nature and simplicity OF his
nSaractar at Appomattox, yet New YORK
1rn,,iS build the greatest monument OF this
MUIin and had wisely placed son OF
pannsyIyania, Gen. Horace Porter, al tbs
heaa ~ the task and II would De competed
Other addresses were made by GenJ
Harry White, Gen. A. /; Pearson, Mayor
G 1ai and others When Gourley re-
tsvrsd 70 the "brave men Of the Souta'
and nraised Gen. Lee, there was tuthultoos
snnlsnse from the old veterans.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

The laborer has been forced to pay more
for the roof that shelters him, for the hat
that covers his head and the Woolens that
cover his hack. He has had 10 pay more
for the linen he wears, the hammer ana
hoe with which ne works. Yet his wages
have not gone up one cent. what beneht
~. Increased protection been to him
rrsracf fronl C0aCrsssuGn kcNilGn's Spcsch a.
~ H9ass N1rch 0tA.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

PARIS. April 9-In the Chamber Of
Deputies today, Mgr Hulet questioned
the Government in regard TO recent dis
turbauCes In Partisan churches complain
ing that improper instructions had been
issued 10 the police. Premier Loubet re-
Piled that the police had done their duty,
and be criticized what he termed the new
departure which the clergy had intro
duced in churches. NJ. Jourdan, then
called Un0u the Government TO prevent
the nti-Bepub,ican attacks on the part OF
Catholic breaches.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

We pay the printer to give
you good advice about health
and to lead you to careful
living.
Our reason is that SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil is
so often a part of careful
living.
If you would 60 to your
doctor whenever you need
his advice, we might save our
money. He knows what you
need.
Let US send you a book on
CAREFUL LIVING; free.
seo1r : BowSr, Chemists. ,,s sOuiA sth Avenue
Your druggist keeps ssosfs Emulsion Of eed-hver
oz-sil druggists everywhere DO. 81.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

A WRITER in this issue revives the
celebration agitation. He has probably
struck a very formidable Snag. There
are too many iconoclasts and too few to
push and build up 90 make 10 a success.
The REGISTER would like to see Wheel,
ing show the enterprise that GAINESVILLE
displays in some directions, but to do it,
and do it right, there must be unanim-
ity-a long pull. a strong pull and all
pull together. Petty chickering's and
iealousies must end, or be put behind
before the goal can be reached that the
writer of the communication pleads for.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

THE story comes from Chicago that
secret schools-in that city and in Bos-
tor are teaching Anarchists and labor
agitators the manufacture and use or
explosives. The report undoubtedly
comes from the pen OF some hard-pushed
space-wrlter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

Gov FLOWER has a sisterIn-law
worth 81, 900, 900. During the late cam
paign she signed a blank check ano
sent 10 TO the State Executive Commit
tee. When it was honOred il called for
S240, 600, so 10 is said. This precedent
will do much towards ieopardizing the
-aularity OF mothers-in-law.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10
r..Rn.sian Famine.

Sr PrTERssuRs. April 9.-The terrible
g. S,ine which is prevailing IN this country
n 10 ,h,ee hundren million rouoles, which
large amount of money has been expended
for the purpose OF alleviating the distress
~ the immense number OF starving peas
ants. OF these three hundred nlllon
rouoles which the goyernInene nas US ~.
.sn ,1vrnose Of supplying the people IN the
sne pu, pSiStricts with food and seed, and
,sp aSo 600 has been allotted for the estab-
i;shnent of a system Of relief work In
addition TO this drain on the treasury me the
r,u of the country have fallen 90 ooO,s
600 ronbles below the average.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

THE United States Supreme Court ap-
pears to have been benefited by eX-
Senator EDNUNDS' scoldiug. The de-
cisiou rendered the other day in the
original case takes a broader view of
the Interstate Commerce law than the
Court took in the first case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

DOES this community need such a
place as LEsLIE's? Councilman BAILEY
objected once to granting it license.
Now would be good time to examine
into the reputation of the place, aud, il
need be, revoke the license.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

TIE West Virginia. courts will now he
called on to decide whether, or not, a
wife who kills her husband, whom she
finds In a bagnio, is entitled 20 the Ieni-
ency which is usually accorded the hus-
band who kills his wife under similar
circumstances.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10
SOUND RESOLUTION
Adopted by the Marion County, Indiana,
Democrats.

INpIANAPo1Is, IND., April 9.-The Demo
cratic convention Of this lMarion) county
was held to-day. Although this is the
home OF exc overRor Gray, the following
resolution was adopted with but few Of the
ZOO delegates voting in the negative:
Rss9lred, BY the representatives Of the
Democratic party Of Marion county, IN
convention assembled, that as tariff reform
should be and will be the paramount. issue
in the next Presidential election, 1t IS the
Judgment and wish OF this conven-
ton that Grover Cleveland should be the
nominee of the Democratic party for Presi-
dent and Isaac H. Gray for Vice President
Of the United States.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10
A LIZARD IN HIS STOMACH.
A Patient Takes q Few Doses of Eminent
With Very Beneficial Effects.

SrEoUDsBURG, PA, April 9.-Frederick
Phillips, several years years ago began 10
suffer from pains in his stomach Attimes
the pain was most severe, and his life was
despaired of. He has been a confirmed in
valid for two years. His belief was that
some kind Of an animal was iahabiting his
stomach but his physicians ridiculed this
idea, and doctored him for Indigestion.
Mr. Phillips became az times temporarily
insane. During the years of suffering the
idea that he had swallowed an animal
while drinking still fingered in his mind
and finally be began TO doctor himself. A
few days ago he took a dose Of strong lini-
ment and the pain was lessened. He took
a second dose and there came from him a
short time afterward full grown lizard
about five inches in length. MIR. Phillips
is on his way to recovery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10
SIGHT il Priceless.

II you need Spectacles, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing, con
suit and have your eyes seienuhcatly
tested for glasses, without charge, oy
Prof. Shelf, the optician, corner Main
and Eleventh streets. Sun, Iu.. fIl:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

Since the New York Hsruld is nam
ing the Democratic candidates and the
World vowing TO elect them, what is
the use OF the Democrats holding a
convention or anelection?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

.Nof the indicted Doodle Aldermen
on Chicago went before their c0nstitu-
nts and asked FOR a reelection. such
nerve deserves reward, but it is reas-
surfing TO know that 10 went begging
this time, and that Chicago is willing
TO draw the line this side OF the peniten-
tiary.