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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-09
oARrEs STILL oLAIsfs
That Harrison VIII Ne Eisetss
BANKING on Very Poor cnrrero
ever, and He'n Know bs"sr


.v.r. and He'n Know Bs,ssr
Gets TO be Older.
Nxw YORK, November So
Carter SAYS: "rhe abnormal
cratic majoritles In New ~
Brooklyn will be difficult to Q
by Republican gains thropgl
State.
Our Democratic friends seem
understood their party neeol
State OF New York when they
the present ballot law. Fort
the National COMMITTEES relied
three district combinations, ana
them yet remain intact, even u !
OF New York should DO cor
With Indiana the election or ~
Is ,Sured and Republican victory
State Is assured. | sm In reeeip'
telegram from reliable and thor
posted citizens OF Indiana who q
Full Republican vote has
polled throughout the state q
turns up to 10 O'CLOCK tonight 4
Republican gains AID the CON
IS confident the State hss teen
for the Republican ticket.
1.-THE vote OF Indiana cd. y
reliable Republican votes
toral college, insures ther
President Harrison. EAm
tirely from consideration u
New York, the Republics
elect with the vote OF
West Virginia and DeiArE e
out the vote Of 1ndiar
ing the vote Of Indiana q
not driven TO our third
will be the next Presiden
States by virtue OF the I
receive a majority OF q
Electoral College In oo -
will Of o majority OF q - :
States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-09
WHEELING. ". VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1892
KANAWHA COUNTY


shows DsmOorAtiO Gains and Gives Cause
for Hope that She may Go Demo
orstio.
so,e,al 1slegran % taS Rsgl0toN
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November a.
From meagrs returns received Hp TO
this hour is appears there have been
large Democratic gains in this city and
Democrats have good reason to believe
that they will carry the county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-09
UBLICAN STATES.
DOUBTFUL STATES.

-. 8 Colorado ...... (
'' ''..''., g oelnware.......... 3
IOJal, as.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-09

DEFIANCE, o.. Eovemb er g. ,
CITY Of Defancs ard Def snce g
give majority for ClevelzT co
Democratic gain
vi 4. Cnzrc
Bal>o., Nd, r.
eur |fss spEs;s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-09
IIeHr pEMoORArIu eA1Ns.

Davis Gains Two In Hls Own TOwn-ThO
Count Not Finished ~ Grafton.
SDssi0I Telegram to the RsgiS,sr.
GRAFTON, w. VA, November g.
Partial returns up to midnight indicate
slight Democratic gains. Davis has
made s gain OF two, so far aS counted,
at his home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-09

OMAHA. NJ per R.-0nly four vo
ting preci returns u - o.
Three-os the Democratic
wanfb WeaEer eieeto'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

SpriHgfeif RePHbhcan,l
At Hebron, next ~ Jerusalem, the
most glorious OF Jewish cities, one eau
md now the poorest Of native dwell.
ings, n few wretched bszsrs, rather
rude inhabitants In large numbers aud
two SPECIAL points OF interest - the
motuur, holding the tombs Of Abra.
ham, Isaac ADD jacob, anu OF Sarah,
Rehekah and Leah (Dr. Thompson
thinks this claim not without reasonl
and the oak under which the father OF
the faithful entertained the angels.
But since this mosque In 10 the Mos.
lems the most sacred spot OF earth, II
must be kept undefil.d from the touch
OF unbelievers, and the nearest IN al
any such can come to entering IL 10
thrust his arm through n hole In the
wall.
When the Prince OF Wales made a
trip round tho world, few doors were
closed 10 him, when he asked admis'
sion here, the story goes, he was told
he might go In but might not come
out. The oak II long walk rom the
town, aud some OF us were content
with distant View aud the aUOrns
brought Us by the persevering one,
hut while TESTING IN Htlu We hhu an
interesting sight Of n different sort
Instead OF a look at the tree possibly
one thoufnnd years old, One Mt the
inoden men OF the place. They
crowded about US, men, boys, and
girls, and became greatly excited over
wonders OF visions revealed 10 them
through our field glasses; they seemed
hardly able TO believe their own eyes,
and loaded us with flowers In return
for these amazing sights.
Our drive homo was enlivened By
the desire OF the drivers to race, and
Ia spite OF the most vehement protests
that We could utter IN Arabic, they
persisted In trying the speed Of n,
horses until our antique charlottesville
proper name for them IL not yet known
TO us-collided, and we Just escaped
having TO walk the rest Of the way
We have since learned that break
down OF the conveyance is a part o
the programme on this trip, and tina
| the slIange feature VI cur experienc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

Professor Mogyorossen Arknd, now In
this city, who is prominent in the move.
ment TO organize and consolidate tho
Hungarians, was formerly teacher OF
the oriental languages at Allegheny
city. lie estimates the number OF his
county'men in the United States at over
100000. He says the Slays, who live
in the mountain regions OF Hungary.
are poor, illiterato and uneducatcd, and
it is this class who come 10 this lind
that are looked upon ~ the standard OF
the true Hungarian, whereas they are
the exception. The professor is con.
Quoting The Onallis, a periodical in
tho anthracite coal regions for the en-.
hghtenmont Of his countymon. The
title name Is the Hungarian word for
"independence. philadelphia Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

The largest band saving machine IN
the world has been completed in Eng.
land and sent 10 Tasmania. The ma
chine can saw through maximum
depth OF scyonty-five inches aud the car
riagc will accommodate logs fifty feet
long md Weighing about fifty tons. II
u assorted that this saw cuts even faster
than circular saw, while wasting ~
per cent less wood.-New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of IN order of tho Probate
Court Of salt Lake County, Utah TenitorY,
inside April 70, 81, he undermined Rdininia'
traitor ~ the estate u Joshua Parker. deceased,
viii, on saturday the iith day Of May, l-si, at
the law Office " Harlow ierguaou, room ist
Constitution bulldog. SAT- Lake titY, NJ u
o'clock noon OF SAID day. or after sald time TO
which the sale may be continued, sell at
private sale 10 the highest bidder. for
cash, and subject 10 the confirmation
by said Court, All the right, title. interest
aud estate Of the said JoshuA Parker
~ tho tins Of hr death or Afterwards. Of, In
and to the following described real eetate. IT.
uatediu salt Lake County, Utah Territory, and
particularly described ~ follows, To- witt ne
ginning % rods west aud - rods south Of the
nnrihoasi corner Of the southwest quarter ~
section -, Town,hip one, north of Range one
west OF Salt iAkt Meridian, thence west $40
rods. thence north SIS r0tt. thence east gi.H
rods, and thence south SIS rods 10 beginning
Bids IA Whiting viii be received on The allow
described lAud either NJ said ONCE or bv tho
administrator Of sAid estate. ~ 20 thc limo OF
said sale, 4. " suMMEnnhYs.
Administrator VI sald Estate.
BARLOW FIRGuhos, Attorney Ior Estate. IL
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us; S5 RIO GRANDB
.eRANDlN WESTERN.
kWEsTERN&
Iss,sA. RAILWAY III Standard euspe.
l43szi1sezslh1.fh1 cuRstHr TINE rABLs
Standard ouaue.
|.ezslaS.ffd cuRktHr TINE rABLl
In Eject Nay .. ise,.

LEAVES SALT tAKH.
No. 2-Tor Provo, sAlina. Grand juno.
ton and ali points East. 500 q m
No. .-For Provo, Grand junction and
all points Eart.................. oii0 PIN.
No. s-Ior lruvO, Fay sou and EurokA t;0N D. m.
No s-for blrgham. p.lo am.
No. 3-lor ogden and Wcat.............iiiss pm.
No. Ito Ogden nnd 1hc West ........l no am.
No. 3-for oFicn and Hot spriugs....t 80 pm.
AN tfLs SALT LAKE.
No i-Tfom Provo, salina, Grand
Junction ana tho Eaat........il,t5 am.
No. a-Frum ifuyo, Grand Junction
aud The East..,.s... ........... n rs pm.
No. 1-irom ir1vD, fAyson and
Eureka ............. ......... n.l1 AIN.
no b-ffum bingham ili p.m.
No. 80 rom Hot sprtn - and Ogieu. o 20 am.
No. s-Irom Ogden and the West. Z 30 am.
70. t-fton Ogden and The West. piiO pa.
Pullman Palace sieopcrs on all through
trans, Noehhngtt close connections Safety,
tpecd and comfort,
Ticket Onlcr sa. zoe a unia street.
&c. DODGE. A. Z. wELBY, J.H. BENNETT
Cen Manager tupt Gen.frtarass.As
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16
In the Probate Court OF the County OF Salt
Lake, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the estate OF Andrew Peter
sou, deceased.

IN The matter OF The estate of Andrew feter
sou, deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ HenTics o, rrtfThon, AdminiatrAtuN Of
tie 60 ate OF Anerew Peterson, deceased.
have rendered Tor settlement lad ulsd ia
SAID court THEIR final Accoant ot her ADMIN
Nuatpn Of Ahd estate aud petition Tor
nna distribution OF the residue OF SAID estate
rmong tue pcrfons entitled thereto, anf that
Thursday, the 1 IA day OF MAJ, A. %. isaa, 10
10 O'CLOCK a. ~, a The Cour, room o. said
court, IN the County louri House, salt Lake
tity md County, ttah Territory, has beeu dulf
appointed By the Judge OF said court Tor NE
settlement Of said ace cunt ard heHring said ne
nton Tor distribution, At Which Emo aud piicr
any person Interested In said estate may appear
ana show cause, II aTy there be. WIN sRid &C
count should rot he settled and approved and
tnAl osir batoa made a. prayed fun
Dated Anii "a. hvl
Q. n. ALLES,
Clerk Of the rohnte Courl
ny CAusrIS BROWSE, ia. Deputy Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
LOST.

TWO HOnsts ANp Two cows. NENT
i Friday aud saturday at tho Tubing Yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
z,ams Antrs aud D,pari a., SOFT lax ciiy
DndB, % loiiofii
auuINE

z'atns Anirs and D'psr ~ sat Lais ciy
Dady, % foaoui'
Arrive.
Prom hil Ea'lern points. ............. 800 a IN
PROM Butte, Portland and San iran.
eisoo........t .......,........ 80 m
PARK tityand Cache valioy...-..... has a m
PROM all Lasern roints................ ~ 90 noon
Prom Cache Valloj aud ogdon....-.. s;lO p IN
iirom Milford and intermediate
points-.."...-........ ....-.......- niiO IN
From Juah and Eureka.........,..... $40 IN
'from Terminus and Gardeld....- ... iio y IN
DEPART
Tor all eastern points ............... s.co m
For ogden aud intermediate points. 5s50 a IN
Tor Butte. Portland. San Francisco
anu Cache Valley .................. p.gpA m
For Cache Valley and Park City..... a.80 N
for all Eastern points and san Fran.
ctcoss"ss..s..st.....s... go y M
iFor juah. Eureka and Miiford....... 5.30A m
For Juab and intermediate pcints.... as p IN
'for GARFIELD anu Terminus ....-...... ~ m
'Daily, sundays excepted.
TRAINS between Juab aud Milford do not run
sundays
cry tiCEEr OFFICE. aoi MAIN vt
u, w. hurley, Genl. Agt PassEr. Dept
:. u. II. CLAIM, Vice Pres. and Goa. Mgr.
D. DIcKINsoN, Asst 0onI MGR.
d. L. LoMAx. q. T.. a r. Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court uf the County Of salt
Lake, Territory OF Utah.



NOTICE u HEREBY OWEN, TUAT
~ John ll.Walker. Administrator o. the III,
tate Of Thomas hioharcAon, drceasud, has rem
dercd toTsettcment, and nlod IA raid court, his
maj account ni his administration OF said
estate, nnd rcttinn for I 30 appointment OF
commissioners IN partition anu Tor nuhi distri.
button OF The residue OF sad adtaie among tao
persons onured thereto; and thal Tuesday,
Inc Nst day II May. lsll. AZ 10 O'Clock ". NJ
AZ the Court Room OF SAID Court In TIE Courty
Court House, ralt lake CITY aud County, Utah
Territory has been duly nppointed by tho Judge
ot hAld court Tor the settlement Of said &C .
count, and hearing said peuto n for the ap,
pointincnt oicommif siounrs ~ partition and for
distribution, at which time nnl place Anyper
Interested In snii estate may appear ana show
cause, u any there b., why sald account should
not DO settled and app owed and commits ion
ere IN PARTITION uppointed and nnal dlstrlbu.
ton made ls prayed for.
Dated May iotn, lfa,,
q. y. ALLEN,
Clerk OF the Probate Court
ny CAusrEs BROWNE. JIi., Deputy Clers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

A VALisE. CnSrAINiNG CLoTHtSC
n and other articles was irft by M cider
iy reniicman who has forgotten Ii who're.
ah1uis. Return to tbs once and De- suitably
rewarded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-16

was that they did hold together until
we reached the city gate, which ia rs
near ones door ~ one can easily be
driven In this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-23
Scared the Directors.
Especial Correspondence


BINGHAMToN, N. Y, July l9.-The in
trepidity Of Thomas Milan, whose name
Governor Flower is now considering for
the position of railroad commissioner, is
illustrated in the following incident: 1t
was several years ago when Tom was run
ming q passenger engine on the Utica
branch of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. His train with a coach contain.
ing several railroad officials left the Bling
hamton depot ten minutes late. The cause
of this delay, whether just or otherwise,
had been laid at Toms door, and before
pulling out of the station a severe repri-
mand had been administered by one OF the
officers Toms only reply was, as he set
his teeth, I'VE will pull into Norwich on
time" A short distance west Of Oxford,
as the train was running forty miles an
hour, the tire on one Of the drive wheels
broke with the report of gun. Outside
OF the engine cab none knew of the acci-
dent, but the fireman and head brakeman
turned pale with fear, the former wanting
to jump Tom replied, Keep your seat,
you darned fool, we're all right" but
never siackened speed.
Bang bang sounded the broken tire as
each revolution struck the rail, and Tom,
his head out the window one eye on the
flange, the other on the rail, plunged
ahead Oxford was reached and the train
stopped for water. The station master
seeing the situation impiored Tom TO side
track till another engine could be pro-
cured, but he refused.
AS the train again pulled out the direct
ors became aware of the difficulty and a
brakeman was sent forward with a mes.
sage from the irascible individual who
mad read the riot act" to Tom a short
time previously, asking him to slow up.
No attention was paid the request, Tom
crowding on more steam, and every bang
of the broken tire sending cold chill
down the directors backs. 1t was just
two minutes ahead Of the schedule time
when the train pulled into Norwich, and
as the engine halted at the station Tom
shouted to the conductor: Say ! tell that
old fool in the rear coach we're on time
aud that always keep nay word"
G.. c. RICHARDSON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-23

mems Of Norman architecture in England,
there is noble monument to Shelley. II
represents Mary Shehey supporting the
body OF the poet just as IL has been cast
upon the shore A boat near recalls viv.
idly the sad tragedy which can never be
forgotten. On the monuments base are
those immortal lines from Adonais in
which Shelley seems TO have prehgured his
own condition even more than that Of his
friend Keats:
He hes outsoared the shadow of our night, etc
In the churchyard of BournemOuth,
seaport town only five miles distant, repose
the remains of Mary Shelley. beside those
of her father, William Goodwin, and her
mother. Mary Wollstonecraft.
At Boscombe manor, Bournemouth,
where Cir Percy aud Lady Jane Shelley
lived for many years, there is a special
room devoted TO relics of Shelley, arranged
with loving care by the latter. Here are
the portraits OF the poet which have been
the basis OF the numerous photographs
which are familiar to all There is fino
picture, too, OF Mary Shelley. Here are
notebooks. autographs, locks Of hair and
many priceless mementos. The house
contains Also a monument like that In
Christchurch.
Sir Percy, son of the poet, lived a long
and happy life, quite different from the
restless, troubled career Of his father Hs
Inherited some Of the finest qualities of his
nlustrious parents, was earnest, straight
forward, affectionate and sincere, fond Of
literature, fond OF yachting, good neigh
Dor, a good landlord and husband. He
AfcA elr NJ.
have ever blessed his home. Lady Shelley
is beautiful. charming and intellectual
woman and has always been an enthusi-
asst over Shelley and Shelley's poetry.
Even in the grief and retirement OF her
widowhood her interest in everything per-
tanning TO him has never relaxed. She has
lately put the crown upon all her previous
lAbors an hshslf OF his fame By deSiguipg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-23
MARY woLLsroSBCRAYT SHELLEY.

The monument designed by Lady Shell
ley combines many Of the noblest qualities
of ancient Greek art with all the i'm
FASHIONED humanity of the modern spirit"
The whole design shows life, grace, majesty
and power. On a slab lies the body OF the
poet lust as be has been rescued from
death. His hair is as though wet with the
water. and as he lies there with his right
arm flung across his breast his head has
fallen as If by accident upon laurel
branch which springs TO arch itself above
the brow"
Underneath each end of the slab on
which the body of the poet rests are two
lions with outstretohed wings, and in front
of the pedestal there is seated an "exqui-
site muse, who, bending slightly forward,
seems to be listening for the last dying
echoes OF sound from her silver Tyre I'M
strung" The purest white marble is the
material of the upper portion of this monu-
ment, the winged lions and the muse are
made of bronze, and various rare and costly
marbles will be used in other parts OF this
we'll nigh perfect work Of art.
We have not left ourselves space tospeak
of what the admirers of Percy Bysshe
Shelley are planning to do in England in
commemoration Of his centenary. The
Shelley society of London is full Of en-
thusiasm, and with this enthusiasm are
mingled many sad feelings of regret and
loss Impressive ceremonies will be held
at Via Reggie, ON the very spot where
Shelley's body was burned in the presence
of Trelawny, Byron and Leigh Hunt. The
Roman sculptor. Lucchessi. has designed q
monument to be there erected.
KENYON WEST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-23

uc,ent which viii indeed be worthy
Of his exalted genius. 4. chxs+-
The monument by Weeks In Chms'
church has never fully satisfied her' Inc
sssire ~ her heart has been to place over
,hs root,s grave at Rome better. popier
wort ~ az, over year ago she and the
eminent artist, Onslow Ford, consulted
snd planned together, and the result mas
60, exceeded her most ardent hopes. ms
..'ea,,r,ept was TO have been placed this
YEAR over the spot In the Protestant ceme,
!ea, y. Pane whittier Trelawpy conveyed
the ashes OF the poet.
This was found impracticable, however
and LADY Shelley has offered IL TO the Uni
versitv Of Oxford The grave has during
these seventy years been covered by q sma,i
,,arbIe stone. on which is Leigh Hunts
sinonle inscription and the lines added py
Trelawny from The Tempest;
Nothing OF bin that doth fade
put doth suffer q sea change
Into soncthing rich and strange.
The expresses Trelawny planted have
NOW grown to a height Of over sixty feet.
Over the grave wild violets are ever IN
bloom and acacia leaves mingie lovingly
with the grass upon it. always THINK OF
Sbelley's own beautiful words when ne
smoke of the violets and daisies near the
grave of Keats, 1T might make one In
love with death to think that one shouIo
he buried In 30 sweet place"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-23
A Canterburied Tale.

"IR union there ben strength, my senne."
Yo dying warrior sayd,
AS he lay down to dye upon
His harde and narrow bedde;
sand that may make straight and clear
We meaning OF this thing,
Civ heed 10 what shewe you here:
Ye picture 4 king
A mighty kinll Yet all alone,
II strength may not dene
We foeman whych assaii his throne
And hang him up on hight
Here is king OF swarthy hue,
Attyred for We fight,
Yet cunning foes may exc undo
His solitary might
And this proud king. with curling lippe,
And this one-whyoh makes four
Alone may let their kingdoms slip.
Alone they'll do no more!
Yet he who holds within ono hands,
Those four fatte kings. God wosl
Hath need OF very lyttle sand
To SCOOP the bloomin poti"
HAIRY Romaius In Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-23
RGYxuoADs-
NJ; :! ~ HaIts|k;Hsstsrn


SCHEDULE IN xYFECr JULY II. 1877
HAZE kFFkkbb1srh hISqfF shF1flos oAilp'
siprssS Arrive Norfolk II q, A 4
.s .Sp; Ssly a. Petersburg. ".'''''
omA " Fo op f2Tnehburs Roanoke aud inter.
mediate statfona No oonaecnoa
beyond Rosnoks except for VIM
ston- Salem division. ,
1890 p. n, For Roanoke. Rsdford, Pplasri,
Bristol and al points South And
West via the East Tennessee, yir-
ginis and Georgia railroad. fAf,
lor. car Petersburg TO HoanokS aaa
Pullman sleeper Roanoke " Mem-
phis via Knoxville and Chatta-
a:ss p. NJ. DAILY for Suffolk. Norfolk and in
termediats stations arrives A. NOT
h H. ts 81 fs 4 sssi' hs. ! s..
Bristol. Also for Blpeheld, Poca-
hontAs Rlkhorp and stations on
ylinch VALLEY Division Also Tor
Louisville and stations on y 4 y
X. X. via Norton; also for hocky
Mount and all stations on winston
salem division. Pullman ps!soe
sleeper between Richmond sno
Lynchburg. Berths ready for oocu-
pancy at . 20 z. N. Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg to Louisville
via Norton
,1rsins arrive Richmond from Lyuchburg and
me west daily At ~ A, n, gas Z; D. ana 30
=. ~; from Norfolk ard the Rast at 10 30 A NJ
Washington and Chattanooga Limited a
train OF Pullman coaches and sleeping cars,
runs daily via shenandoah Valley route, stop
ping only at Lursy Shenandoah. Basic hoa-
R.T. COURTNEY.
REsgsngsrAgsnh
". b. BEYILIA
General Office. Roanoke. Va