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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
TIE CoRoNER's JURY
Finds That Smooth Poisoned Himself
with Opium, But Knows Nothing OF
How He Procured the Drug.
euSciaI Tsl,Or1u 10 ths Rsoistsy.

Finds That Smooth Poisoned Himself
with Opium, But Knows Nothing oil
How He Procured the Drug.
spseidl 7sls0ram to the Rsoistr.
CHARLES Town, w. Va, September
s3.-The Coroner's jury, which began
it's inquest over the body of Harry +.
Smooth on Wednesday and adjourned
until to-day, met and contiGued the in
yestigation. AS to the manner by which
the poison was conveyed In the jail to
the deceased several witnesses were
summoned, among whom were Smootz's
brothers and sisters, but no evidence
was obtained that would clear the
mystery surrounding the case, as 10
how the deceased obtained the opium,
his brothers and sisters were allowed
to testify In their own behalf. thereby
removing any suspicion in the minds OF
the public duplicating them In the pro-
curing of the drug or aiding therein.
The testimony exonerated the family
from implication In causing the death.
The jury after hearing the evidence re-
turned the following verdict signed by
the coroner and each juror.
we, buc VI O'Sh NHN
body Of Harry +. Smootz. find that the
said Harry f. Smooth came to his death
by taking poisonous dose OF opium
administered by his own hand, with
suicidal intent, on the morning OF the
2lst day of September, 1892, In the
county jail at Charles Town, and OBJ
tanned by means unknown TO the jury,
and we further find that the officers OF
the county who had charge OF said
Smooth as a prisoner used due vigilence
on their part to safely keep said pris.
oner."
This closes the matter, and there will
be no arrests OF persons for furnishing
ahe poison to the deceased. There Is a
general feeling over the county that
Smootz's suicide puts satisfactory close
to the terrible tragedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
FATHERS LOVE.

The Knowledge That BIS SONS Must go TO
the Penitentisry on Account of Robbing
Him Almost Kills Him.
Speeisg telegram to the Register.
COLUMBUS, O., September GA sim
gular instance Of parental affection for
wayward children came to notice to-
day in the session of the grand jury
Some weeks ago Whitefleld Anderson,
an old and wealthy resident Of Living
ston avenue, was robbed Of forty-two
dollars by his two sons, Clinton and
Joseph. The money was taken from
trunk, and their step-mother witnessed
the crime. Anderson had the boys ar
rested, but learned after he had set
prosecution on foot and could not
stop it, that the sum was large
enough to send the boys to State prison.
To escape prosecuting, the mother, the
prosecuting witness, was sent away to a
small town for concealment. A week
ago she wrote to one Of the boys, who
we're in jail, not knowing that the
letter would fall into the hands OF the
Court officers. To-day when Anderson
appeared before the grand jury, he was
shown the letter. The old man swoon-
ed away and has not recovered con-
sciousness. Physicians tu-night say he
cannot live.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
AsDcce.sful Racing Week.

PROVIDENCE, RI, September 23.-The
most successful racing week ever held IN
Rhode Island ended to-day in blaze OF
o,lorv The worlds record for double team
5.I8 was lowered by the famous trotters
pelle Hamden and Honest George. The
opiciaI time made by the pair was 2;l24.
The sulky drawn by the pair was pneuma-
tic tired. In addition TO this event the pay
stallion Kremlin in 2:2O STAKE race naoe
the fastest single trotung record Oh tne
meeting 2:1lS{ was the record, oreaAlus
he record for five year old stations and
Uu ling mark as the fastest fourth heat
o,-,. trottad in a race.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
''The bearer, an immigrant from
Condition of the suspects.

New YORK, September 23.-Sanitary
Superintendent DR.. Edison made report
this forenoon on the cholera suspects in
the Parker Hospital. Henry Engle, Of IA
First street, is doing well and IL is not
thought he has cholera. The woman Mary
Murphy, who came from 33 Cherry street,
is reported very sick. Her case is not sup
posed TO be cholera. There Is some doubt
in the case Of Patrick Stewart Of Is Nor
ris street. His illness is suspicious and
may be cholera Henry Ford, Of 439 Thir-
teenth street, was taken sick last night but
not thought to be genuine cholera case.
Two suspicious cases are being investigat-
ed to-dsy-Lieb Wisnewitz, Of 243 Division
street, suffering from cholera morbus, and
Margaret Coughlin, Is years Of age, OF 2S5
Avenue c., who is i'll with a suspicious dis
ease.
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Did not Find the Rifles.

HOMESTEAD, PA, September 23.-The
search for the Pinkerton rifles taken on the
dav of the riot eliminated yesterday in the
raiding of a coal mine. The rifles were not
discovered, but sufficient evidence was
fonnd 10 show that they had been hastily
removed a short time before the raid.
The detectives were greatly disappoint-
ed, and more so when they learned from a
miners wife that in the mine had been
stored a large number of rifles. 1t was
plain that the guns had been removed only
q few hburs before, and the Pinkertons be-
lieyed that one of their own number
warned the rioters in time for them to re-
move the guns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
MaoCorkle aud Fellows in Wayne.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, September 23-
Hon w. A. MacCorkle and Hon. John T..
Fellows addressed a monster meeting at
Wayne Court House to-day where a pole
was raised, from the top Of which now
floats a splendid new banuer bearing the
names Of our candidates. The people Of
Wayne are thoroughly alive TO the import
ance Of the issues Joined and an old fash
ioned Democratic majority may be expect
ed from that historic county. The Third
party movement, which has gained some
headway in Wayne, has vanished iUto thin
afv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24

r,s, Of six New Preachers Admitted
% Fun Conneotion With the confer
snce.
-s. Is.er7u to ne Rsgis,sr.
5-ryepoy. w. VA, September 28.-
4. .Natnoiist Conference began its third
i 4. ,sss'1n bv the usual devotional ser
4 ls5 bv DR.. s. A. Keen, Of Delaware,
me services are Of a less formal
-re. and consequently more spiritual
these services usually are. Az pre-
4vuiue o'clock Bishop Thomas bow
called the conference to order and tne
De work was taken up.
.-1rg the interesting features OF the
was the admission Of the class OF the
-d wear 10 full connection in the con-
s-.e The class this year consisted OF
| allowing members: A. j. l.. Curtis,
4CL. CowelI, K. A. II. Davis, j. Ems
r. Malcolm. =. X. ArbuthnOt. These
sors we're called 20 the altar and after
.resl and impressive address 70 the
ds.es. then after answering the usual
f |cDuarv questions were admitted INTO
uanec,i0u. Among other good things
bishop said weretbat the young minis
! Of today that graduated from the
logical summary was comparatively no
r1er iu advance Of his people than was
Old telerant Of so years ago. The
ac15r is not only 10 be an efficient pas
! and entertaining and attractive in his
! D, 5ut be IS also 20 be an example IN all
Ls The chief motive that was 70 AMI
e ,ha preacher was love 10 God that
H rHsHaa
4 le close OF the eimpresSIve address the
b audience as well as the mem bers OF
class seemed 20 realize somewhat OF
! Importance and responsibilities of the
S,er0i tde gospel The members Of
4 o,-er classes were advanced according
la usual custom.
siCrs % the Conference were then IN
heed and Dr. Oldham, OF Pittsburg,
addressed the Conference, explaining
a1s5lce Of Dr. j. O. Peck, one Of the
3AClary secretaries. On motion the
.e1,4uCl Oft the SUperanuated was made
,ller Of the day for tomorrow (Satur-
q. lo o'clock. After the usual an
eue-'S ta3 dONology was sung and
&leilc-cu pronounced and the morn
session adjourned.
-- usual committees met in the after
p ana routine business was transacted.
annual meeting of the IWOman's For
ais Ss.olary Society was held in the
--- Mrs. Lee, a returned missionary
.ldla. addressed a large and interest
17lce on the attractive subject Of
Noas n India The evening meeting
,-e anniversary of the Missionary So
. Secretary j. o. Peck, Of New York.
W nave addressed this meeting, but
S,----'o.la1.y detained. In his absence
Cs.--An .s,. very Creiithbly and accept
--5l his place and represented the
!. s,--s5 Omissions 10 the large and de-
Aet audience
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sterenson at Richmond.

R1CAMoND, VA, September 9S.-Gen-
eral Adlai f. Stevenson and wife ar
rived here this morning at 1880 o'clock
from Wilmington, n. c. The distin-
guished guest was met at the station by
a delegation OF leading citizens headed
by Mayor Ellison and was driven to the
Exchange Hotel TO breakfast. AT -
o'clock the General and his wife were
escorted by a committee TO the Execu-
tive Mansion where with GoverRor and
Mrs. Mckinney a public reception was
bald
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o,r PpbIIo schools

Are the main-stay Of our Republic. In
them are being cultivated the minds which
are IN be our future lawmakers and lead
ers in every walk in life. How essential il
i that these minds should be united to
strong healthy bodies. So many children
snffer from impurities and poisons in the
HOOD that Il is q wonder that they ever
GROW up to be men and women Many
parents cannot find words strong enough
to express their gratitude to HOODS Sarsa-
,ar;iia for its good effect upon their chill
Sren Scrofuia. salt rheum and other DIS
sases az the blood are effect1ally and per-
roanentlv cured by this excellent medicine,
and the whole being Is given strength 70 ne
sisf disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
Anotber COMPUTATION to Be Form ed.

New YORK, September 23.-The World
will say tomorrow that there is move
ment on foot TO establish combination TO
maintain prices by the dealers in iron hol-
low ware. A Wall street banking firm is
said TO have formed plan and is endeav-
oring to carry it out. 1t is said by the
dealers aud manufacturers that prices are
too low for profit. They allege that the
business on the present basis is ruinous,
and something must be done speedily or IL
will be better for them to hunt for another
onounatiOn
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Do.. Not KNOW LizrIe borden.

Providence, r. l., September 2S.-Ly-
curgus SALES, said 70 be the lawyer TO
whom Lizzie Borden is alleged to have ap-
piled for information as to the Distribution
of her fathers estate in the event CT ms
death, said to-day that there was not a
word of truth in the story so far as he was
concerned; that he never saw Lizzie Bor,
den TO talk with, and he was not IN FAN
River during the preliminary hearing.
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The Ohio Quarantine.

Special Telegram TO the REGISTER.
COLUMBUS, o., September 23.-Secretary
Probst, of the State Board of Health, to-
day received request from DR.. Buecher
to be relieved as quarantine inspector at
Youngstown. He fluids that the work re-
uuires more time than he has to spare from
his practice. DR.. Probst left this evening
for Youngstown and Steubenville to look
after quarantine work there. He thinks
Ohio will raise the quarantine, except as
10 immigrants, next week unless there are
new cases reported in New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
An Old Man Severely Hurt.
ysr,-iaI Jslsord,n 10 ths Re0tstsr.

RAvENswooD, w. VA, September 23.-
This morning as passenger train number 2
was coming north on the Ohio River road
about one half mile below town II struck
MIR Reuben Douglass, and knocked him
off the track and broke his right arm, just
above the wrist and mashed it so badly
that 1t had to be amputated Mr.. Douglass
is eighty-four years old and it will be very
hard for him to recover from such severe
shock He had gone out, without telling
hjs folks. 10 flag the train with the inten-
tion of going up to his sons at Murrayville,
w. Va, and il seems that the trainInen
did not see him in time to stop, owing TO a
freight train that was laying on the switch
inst below him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
AMERICANS HuRRYIN0 HOME.
p,acon viii Prosecute his wife.

NICE, September pa representative
OF the Associated Press bad an interview
to-day with Mr. Edward Parker Deacon.
the American who was released from prison
yesterday on pardon from President Car
not. Mr. Deacon said he was going 20
Paris. 10 arrange his affairs after which he
would prosecute his wife In the court az
Grasse. When legal proof Of her adultery
with A BELLE was obtained he would apply
for divorce. II Mrs Deacon pleads tnat
the French tribunals have no Jurisdiction
he will take the case 10 the United states.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
william Interested In Cholera.

BERLIN, September 23--The Emperor
has sent an autograph letter 70 the Berlin
Committee for the relief OF the cholera suf-
ferers In Hamburg In this letter the En-
peror in his own and the Empress namo
expresses his lively satisfaction at the form
ing OF the committee, and says be hopes
God will richly bless the work OF the CON-
mittee.
In testimony Of bis bearty sympathy,
His Majesty donates 10000 marks 70 the
committee fund.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
TIJ0HN D. ANDERSON
..,.i for Congress by the Third
district Peoples Party.
,,rBA COUNTY'S DELEGATES

-,s Convention and Name
Gates. of that County-A
-5;d Meeting at Philippi-
, rohn C. Blanchard Holds
" crowd for Three Hours
Beok. of philadelphia, Ad-
80 q Good CrOwd-State
|o,ftcal Matters
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
Mr.. John l.. Craighill Dead.
snscinI 7slsordu1 to the REGISTER.

CHARLES Town, w. VA, September 29.-
John l.. Craighill, an aged and respected
citizen of this place, died at his residence
this morning from old age. He was well
known in this community and was an uncle
of Col. VIM. p. Craighill, Of the United
States Engineer Corps. A widow and two
daughters suevive him. His funeral will
take place Saturday evening from Zion
Enisconal church.
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= prnmInent .Indrn Dead.

CLEVELAND, o., September 2S.-Judge
William r. Sherwood, Of the Common
pleas Court, died soon after midnight from
exhaustion. caused by q surgical operation.
He was taken Just week ago with pain IN
the abdomen, which it was discovered was
caused by the presence IN the VermlIorui
aDpendage OF some foreign substance. An
abscess was removed by q surgical opera
ton Saturday, but he became gradually ex-
bausred and died
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Wnnted to see 3 Wreck.

D.yroN. O.. September pa Big -Four
fast freight train was wrecked on the "es'
Side at 4 40 yesterday AFTERNOON Dy SIX
yeaOd boy turning e t4s Sd 'TlGS y because s he he
PLtet PIaI,e tosee q big wreck. Ten cars were
Washed wo% and piled on each other and
snaSrSht s.nSSh scattered over the debris. Fortu'
natelv no one was hurt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
NEWS FROM THE RACE TRACKS

Latonia races: First race, furiongs,
Alpbouse won; time, 1:l71f. Second, -
furlongs, Klndora wcn: tine, l:l0. Illros
mile and 70 yards. HIspsnis won; nme:
/ ssj[. Fourth. one mile, Excelsior 2 ron, %. ., /,
tine. LAS. Fifth, Al furiongs nIrn1
Argo won; time, 575f. Sixsh, 81 iurionss'
Pxnamette won; time, l:ps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24

wx1sxR. IDAHO, September SS:.At .
.,,,o.l- this morning unknown PARTIES en-
= ,ersS rad. the postofice, blew open the sade SAFE
VII s.r sv stamps and postal notes. Certin-
natss ~ 49, 81 deposit amounting to Il, sO0 were
Sss taken. but they are worthless 70 tne TOD
hers.
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Ilrerrmen Comblne.

CHICAGO, September 23-1he hverymen
Of Chicago have formed trust and have
put the price Of carriages during the
Worlds Fair parade dedication at 81 per
dsy. The directors have been compelled
10 accept the price, and the outlay Tor Octo-
her 2l will be $4,000. The liverymen say
thev are charging no more than they would
make IL left 10 themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
yellow River Overlooked.

LONDON, September %. The cores
nondeut of the Times at Shanghai says that
the yellow river (the Hoang Ho), which
has caused such terrible devastation TO
property and the loss Of thousands upon
thousands of lives, has again overhowed
its banks. Twelve towns have been inun-
dated and many lives lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
Tha Pap-Prssbyterian Conference.

TORONTO, Ont, September 23.-The
third DAYS proceedings OF the Pan-Presoy
terian Council opened this morning, with
Rev. Principal Clarke Hutton, ID. D., OF
Paisley, in the chair. This is mission day
and the three sessions will all be given up
10 the consideration of home and foreign
missions, the reception Of reports aud pa
pers on the work and addresses by mis-
siongrieS.
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.PEARY IS HOME AGAIN.
The Leader of the Arctic Expedition in
Philadelphia.
A RECEPTION COMMITTEE GOES

Down to Meet the Returning Wan
derers-AIl Declare the Expedi-
ton Eminently Satisfactory in
Results - Relatives Of Mr..
Verhoeff do not Believe Him
Dead, but Think He Purposely
Absented Himself from the
Party-Provisions Sufficient for
Eighteen Months Left for Him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Stz ,rnber 23.-One
OF the greatest gathering Of people that
has ever greeted publIsH an in this city
thronged the Academy o. Music 70 listen
70 Gov William McKinley, Of Oaio, speak
to them upon ''ThA Pending Issues Of the
Campaign nd
Fully 5000 peea oAwere In attendance.
Gov. McKsnley. yd @ ~ yor an hoe- and q half.
his speech iphia ans son tne ATTN;
which ne des, s,ore and w.<hinrtG issue ol
the c6mp4igf nville and Pittsbd
Lnxiffe and = Lave 90 n
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Hon. j. ". peek At nartlnsburg.

cUtCIllI IttslFIIlt % tIts I45ItotoI
MARTINsBURG, w. VA, September 2S.-
Hon Jas NJ. Beck, Of Philadelphia, made
a magnificent address before a large audi
ence here tonight HIS arguments were
directed chiefly against the Mckinley and
force bills. Not a man left the hall from
the beginning 10 the close Of his speech.
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yyanted 10 Crsate a scare.

MADRID, September 23-The Impartial
states that certain Spectators have mado
attempts 10 tamper with the soldiers IN the
garrison here with the view Oh bringing
ABOUT a fall Of funds through revolution
arv scare. but that the police have become
aware Of the plot and frustrated IL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
.HOME RULE MEASURE
Must Not Interfere With the New
Castle Programme, or
THE SCOTCH COMMONERS WILL

Leave Mr.. Gladstone-They Are
Not Willing to See Their Own
Interests Subverted for the Sake
of the Home Rule Measure-Mr.
Morley's Administration of
Irish Affairs = Americans in
London-They Hurry Off the
Continent and Are Anxious TO
Get Home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
Rub the Gums Well

with SOZODONT when they become
sponRy or detached from the necks Of the
teeth. Let them bleed freely and 80 recov-
er their tone and health This $50
DON'T Is the best remedial agent fof cis-
eassd gums and teeth Try and learn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
COSTLY GARMENTS DESTROYED.
$4,000 Worth of Clothing Ruined by
Being Dislnfected at Hoffman's Island
No New Cases

$4,000 Worth of Clothing Ruined by
Being D1sInfected at Hoffman's Island.
No New Cases.
CAMP Low, SANDY Hook, n. j., Sep
tember 23-The Normannia's passengers
who are TO be transferred from here TO
Ellis Island, will in many cases have but
few more clothes fit TO wear than would
make q full dress suit for Zulu chief, as
il was found this afternoon when DR..
Ranch had the disintected baggage
unpacked for the purpose OF ex-
posure TO the air, sun and wind,
that all their personal effects of every kind
had been utterly ruined in the process of
disfnfection by the superheated steam, at
900 degrees, which was employed at Hon
man Island. On the trunks being unpack-
ed, silk dresses, lace, mantles and fur
coats. with other expensive clothing, the
property Of cabin passengers who were
compelled TO return in the steerage for lack
of acco nmodation in the Hamburg steamer,
were found to be covered with thick,
greenish mildew, which had completely
ruined the clothing.
The passengers complained loudly and
stated that the Hoffman Island authorities
had compelled them to repack their bag
gage while IL was soaking wet from the
steam. There are ], 100 pieces OF baggage,
and between the clothes ruined and the
damage done to and loss Of iewelry and
yaluables, the estimated loss on the passen-
gers belongings is placed by well-informed
people in camp at fully $4,000
On leaving here each passenger will be
given a certificate as follows:
"UNITED STATES QUARANTINE STATION,
CAMP Low, SANDY Hook, N. j., 7
-, lSyZ. J
"The bearer, an immigrant from -,
has been detained in this camp - days.
His baggage has been disinfected by the
health authorities at Hoffman's Island, He
is suffering from no contagious disease.
III. W. SAwTRLLE,
Sturgeon NJ. II. S. Commandant."
This evenings health report OF the camp
shows the days record TO be as follows:
No. new cases of cholera; in hospital. 2S;
one new case Of diarrhoea, total, 30; died,
one (the infant which suffered from star
vation) cases Of sickness reported cured
and discharged, z; total on sick list to-
night, 81, and four cases In the hospital,
one of whom expects TO be confined during
the nightn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
MRS HARRISON
Continues to show Favorable Symptoms.
she Is Interested In Her Surroundings.

she Is Interested In Her Surroundings.
WAsuISGroN, d. c., September %
Mrs. Harrison passed fairly good night
and is reported TO be doing well this morn
ing. She has recovered entirely from the
fatigue from the trip from Loon Lake and
appears TO be better. One Of the best
features of her case is the deep interest she
displays in her surroundings.
Mrs. HarrisOn's condition remains about
the same" said DR.. Gardner tonight.
"She is no worse. There are no new de-
velopments in her case and she is fairly
comfortable
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24

Albany. n. Y, September Ex-senator
HiII leaves here on Saturday morning for
Buffalo. where he viii speak that night
7 Tisnfenant Governor Sheehan will accom-
nanv rim from here, the former boarding
the train at New York city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24
WASHINGTON, D. c., September 23.-The
following was issued this afternoon:
cRNFRAI, OEDERS.
"HEADQUARTERs GRAND ARMY

GENERAL OEDERS.
HEADQUARTERS GRAND ARMY
OF THE REPUBLIC,
"WAsHINGToN, d. c., Sept. %, 1892.
''Having been elected Commander-in-
Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic,
by the unanimous suffrages of my COM
rades, undertake the duties Of the posi-
ton fully realizing the grave responsioili-
ties assumed. Whatever degree OF sue
cess may attend the coming administration
will depend largely upon the cordial CO.
operation of the comrades throughout the
nation which is earnestly invoked. Head
quarters will be established for the pres
ent at Milwaukee, Wis. All official busi-
ness should be addressed TO E. B. Gray,
'Adjutant-G General G.. A. r., Milwaukee,
Wisconsin"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-24

SHORT BREATa, palpitation, pain IN
cheat weak or faint spells, etc, cured oy
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure; Solo as 1ne lie
Logan Drug Company. ; ana .ss,s 4, o Ou1s. ,