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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

the vessel to be in such bad condition
that be thought it to be best to send the
ship TO Camp Low in order that the
passengers and their baggage be thor
oughly disinfected, An exception was
made In the case Of the American pas
sengers, who are permitted either to
land at Ellis Island without their bag
gage or 90 with 1t to Camp Low.
DR.. Hamilton in his report to the de-
partment in regard to the Adriatic
and Hermann, says: II am OF the
opinion that proper mastering Of pass
engers and crew has not been carried
out heretofore by inspecting officers,
but IL is an easy matter to cause both
cabin and steerage passengers to pass
in review before the inspection officer,
where their number is taken and should
tally with the passenger list.
"ThOse who were sick from any con-
tagiOuS disease would undoubtedly be
noticed by the inspecting officer, and a
majority of cases would be in their
berths. don't think it safe to allow
passengers, whether cabin or steeraee,
10 be landed without first passing a
sanitary inspector"
Surgeon Hamilton has made a long
report to the Secretary Of the Treasury
in regard 10 the quarantine station,
Camp Low, on Sandy Hook, which con-
cludes with the following general re-
marks:
"Should the government at any time
take this for a permanent station, a
wall directly across the Hook to the At
lantic, making the east and west bound
aries of the quarantine, would obviate
the necessity of military guard and
give access TO the cedar grove back Of
the Camp, which would increase the
facilities for the recreation of those de-
tained. A crematory should be built in
the vicinity OF the hospital. No isOla-
tion ward is necessary, as tents properly
fioored and heated by stoves are better
managed than isolation wards which,
with every precautiOn, are likely
to themselves become centres OF infec-
tion. 1t is obvious that the establish
ment OF this camp met necessity aris-
ing from the great number Of immi-
grants from infected ports massed in
the harbor of New York; without it
great loss Of life must have resulted,
not only among the unfortunate immi-
grants, but in cities and towns near by.
The officers engaged in the work have
entered upon it with great public spirit,
fully imbued with the intention at
whatever risk to themselves TO spare
no effort in protecting the country
against a great calamity, and I am safe
in predicting the final report Of the
surgeon-commandant will show the
great superiority Of the methods in the
whole country, and have an interested
voice over those which formerly OBJ
tanned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
ss.ial 7sI.sramto tA1 Sunday Rs0tstsr.


COLUMBUS, o., September 24.-Short-
ly after dark this evening, tall man,
wearing a slouch hat, entered the Cen
trail Police Station aud handing a pack
age to Janitor Wilson, whom he met
Just inside the hall, said: Here is
something l just found at Spring and
Front streets; give IL to the chief TO
hold for the owner"
1t was Cylindrical In shape, about
eight inches long, and two inches In
diameter and the outer covering was OF
pasteboard.
Chief OF Police Murphy came IN few
hours later and examining II, thought
it suspicious and ordered it thrown into
the river.
Detective Dickson took It, and after
soaking it in a bucket Of water for an
hour, opened IL carefully.
The suspicious Of the Chief were con-
frmed.
A fuse so arranged as to be ignited
by friction in unwrapping the package
led directly to large quantity OF dyna-
mite contained In the body Of the car
fridge.
The water bad dampened it and there
was no explosion.
An expert TO whom the contained
substance was submitted says there was
enough OF 1t 10 demolish the whole
State House.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
A GREAT MEETING.
Col John b. Fellows Addresses Big
Crowd at Charleston on the Issues OF
the Day

Col. John r. Fellows Addresses Big
Crowd At Charleston on the Issues OF
the Day.
SpseidI telegram 10 the Sunday Rs0tEtSr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September "a.
The town was full Of enthusiastic
Democrats to-day. They came from
near and from far to hear tho issues OF
the campaign discussed by that match
less orator, Col. John r. Fellows. All
through the forenoon the incoming
trains and boats were crowded. The
farmers came in on wagons,
and those who had no 9TH
er means of transportation came
afoot, and long before the time an
nounced for the speaking, the Demo-
cratic wlgwam was packed with people:
From fifty to seventy-fve ladies' had
seats upon and about the speakers
platform. Col. Fellows was escorted
from the Hotel Ruffner by the Charles
ton Democratic Club, in uniform, with
the Second Regiment band. On the
platform were Ex-Governor Wilson,
Hon. VIM. A. MacCorkle, the Demo
cracy's gallant standard bearer, Hon.
John D. Anderson, Judge Clements, and
other distinguished gentlemen.
Hon. w. E. Chiffon, Chairman OF the
State Executive Committee, called the
meeting to order and named ex-
Governor Wilson as Chairman OF the
meeting. He made felicitous intro
ductory speech, and presented Colonel
Fellows to the audience. The speaker
was received with tremendous applause.
Col. Fellows made splendid speech.
He said there were only two compare
lively great questions that confronted
the people in this campaign; the one
WAS the right Of the citizens OF
the country to regulate the rate
of taxation, and the other was the ques-
tion of permitting the federal Govern
ment TO surround the ballot box with It's
emissaries to influence elections.
The speech was magnificent exposl-
tion of Democratic principles, and
made a profound impression on the
audience. The campaign had an auspi-
cious opening to-day and will be effect
i've in creating enthusiasm for the Dem
ocratic ticket.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
THE BARK'S CREW
Refused to Sail tho Vessel to = Cholara
Infected Port-Arrested for Mutiny.

Refused TO Sail the Vessel TO n Cholara
Infected Port-Arrested for Mutiny.
LONDON, September 24.-The British
bark Bayard, Captain Richards, from
Pisagua, May 25, arrived at Queens
town to-day, and there received orders
TO proceed to Hamburg. When the
crew learned that their vessel was bound
for cholera port they refused TO sail
In her, and demanded that they be dis
charged at Queenstown. Argument
was OF no avail, for the crew steadfast-
ly refused to take the bark 10 Hamburg.
Captain Richards thereupon engaged
fifteen seaman at Queenstown TO re-
place his old crew, Offering them $40
apiece 10 man the bark. When the
old hands learned that they were
10 be compelled 20 pay for
new crew, they were greatly enraged.
They armed themselves with marline
spike pins and capstan bars, and threat
ened that II the new men who were
alongside the vessel came over the side
they would kill them. The men, from
from shore, did not propose this risk,
even for the large wages offered for a
short voyage. and they refused 70 GO
aboard the bark. Captain Richards
thereupon held his crew arrested and
arraIgned for mutiny.
similar case was tried In Court
few days ago, and resulted In the de-
feat Of the Captain. Ship masters and
owners are awaiting with interest the
decision Of the crew OF the Bayard.
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JUST ABOUT TIE SAME.
No Material Change Noticeable in the Con-
dition of Mrs. Harrison.


WASHINGTON, d. c., September 24.-
Mrs. Harrison had a restless night
owing TO revival OF her nervous
troubles, but she fell asleep this morn
ing and at noon was reported to be
resting easy. There has been no accu-
mutation OF fluid in the pleura since her
return to Washington, and the attend
ing physician says the danger from
that particular complication is over.
WASHINGTON. d. c., September 27.-
Gen. Gardner said tonight that there
was really nothing TO say about Mrs.
Harrison's condition except that II Is
Just about the same as 1t has been since
her return from Loon Lake and what
slight change has occurred is in the di-
rection of Improvement. There has been
no reproduction OF fluid In the chest
cavity and what remained there since
the last operation seems to have been
absorbed by natural process. Mrs. Har-
rison was somewhat restless last night
from nervousness but has had fairly
good sleep to-day. 1t is not likely that
any decided change in her condition
will occur for several lays, If not weeks.
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HE MAs A MILLIONAIRE,

But he Fell From the Window OF =
Disreputable House and Rilled Him
self.
New YORK, September 24.-Surprise
was occasioned in New York business
circles to-day By dispatch from De-
troit stating that Jas. E Wickes, PresI-
dent Of the Wicke's Refrigerator Co., Of
No. s74 Broadway, New York, and a
millionaire OF this city had met with q
violent death in Detroit by falling from
the second story window Of disreput-
able house some time during last night.
Jas. E. Wickes was about 55 years old
when he met his untimely end. He was
millionaire, and besides being the
head of the Wickes' Refrigerator Co..
which does an immense business. was
interested in the Merchants Dispatch
and Transportation Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

TACOMA. WASH, September 24.-Three
highwaymen unmasked, rode into the coal
mining town of Roslyn to-day, entered b.
Cashier Abernethy, Bookkeeper Frazier
and two citizens with revolvers, while the
third emptied the contents Of the safe,
amounting TO 10000 in notes, into a bag.
Remounting they rode out Of town,
shooting at bank officials and others as
they rode of.
Jim Cowely, colored miner, was shot
in the hip, and the bookkeeper shot in the
leg.
A posse started after the highwaymen,
but they had not been overtaken at dark.
One OF them was a half breed, who had
been watching the bank for several days.
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P. GILMORE DEAD.

The world-Renowned Bandmaster Passes
Away at st. LOuis-Heart Disease the
Cause.
ST. LOUIS, September 24.-Col. Pat
rick Sarsfeld Gilmore, the world-re-
nowned proprietor, manager and leader
Of the band bearing his name, died at
the LIndell at six forty-6ve this even
ing Of heart disease from indigestion.
Col. Gilmore was sixty-three Of age.
His remains will be taken to New York
City tomorrow night. They will be &C
comoanied by his wife and daughter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

NEW YoRK, September 24.-There was
cholera scare tonight on the BOwery which
caused a crowd of at least 1900 70 collect
around the latest supposed victim OF the
plague, who lay on the sidewalk Tor nearly
two hours before the yellow ambulance
came and took the sick man 70 the floating
hospital.
He is Samuel Mackinsky, 2l years old
residing at No, 1S9S East Houston street.
He was stricken with vomiting spell at
the corner Of BOwery and Houston street,
and vben the ambulance arrived the sur
econ refused to take him, saying that be
Was e proper case for the board Of health.
John Calvin, another suspect was taken
from the filthy rear tenement at NO. 90
West Twenty-eighth street, and butcher
whose name could not be learned was
fo,,nd with symptoms akin to cholera at
No. 322 First avenue.
The latter men were taken to the recep-
ton hospital.
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Hammer Throwing Record Broken.

WASHINGTON, September 24.-The
entertainments arranged in connection
with the encampment of the e. A. +.
closed to-day with an outdoor meeting
at y. NJ. C. A. Park under the auspices
of the Y. NJ. C. A. of Washington.
Throwing sixteen-pound hammer Will
son a. Coudin, Wilmington, A. c., the
scratch man threw 122 feet with one
hand, breaking the worlds one hand
hammer throw record Of 1l9 feet IL
inches. He also threw against the one
hand twelve and eight pound hammer
record, breaking both.
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shot the Money Lender.

CHICAGO, September 24.-C. Il. Eddie
stin, pawn broker was fatally shot To-
night by one OF three unidentified men
who were evidently bent on robblng the
pawn shop. One Of them asked 10 be
shown a coat and the others began 70
help themselves 70 various articles and
were ordered out by EddlesteIn. Before
leaving one Of them put revolver 70
the pawn brokers' breast aud sent bull
let through his right lung.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
stevenson's Thanks to Hin

ALBANY, n. Y, September 24-Sen-
ator David b. Hill left here for Buffalo
at 1:2O this afternoon, where he speaks
this evening. Liautenaat Governor
Sheeban and Hon. John Temple Graves,
of Georgia, came from New York on the
same train and accompanied him. Just
before leaving Senator Hill received a
letter from Hon. Adlai L. Stevenson,
dated Fayetteville, n. c., expressing
his appreciation Of the Senator's Brook
lyn speech and rendering his personal
thanks for the same.
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Cleveland,. Letter Coming soon.

BrzzARD's BAY, Mass, September "a
Mr.. Cleveland has been devoting consider
able time during the past week to the
preparation Of his letter Of acceptance, and
ON being asked to-day when il might be ex-
pected. replied thatit was now so iar com
6Iered that he could safely promise that il
would be given to the public by the middle
OF next week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces photographs of news In
small Space.


Twenty-Five new Baptist missionaries
will sail on the steamer PayOnis from Bos-
ton, this afternoon, for foreign fields Of
labor. The party includes sixteen for the
Telegu Mission, India. two for Arsam,
four for Burmah, and three for Congo.
There was no session Of the Pan-Pres by
terian Council yesterday.
The New York weekly bank statement
shows the following changes: Reserve,
increase. fl71, 800; loans. decrease, 8, ,653,-
500; specie, decrease, 81, ,26S, 900; legal ten
ders, decrease, t5Ss, 100; deposits. decrease,
81. 81, 600; circulation, increase, t4l.6 900.
The banks now hold t5,O5l.70 in excess
ef the 25 per cent rule "a
The bodies Of Aaron anc Ih;pah Ennt /,
bows Is anc 16 years old, va =. - tn,7nd o1foe
railroad track, half,a mile, ,ssr. ~ Mn 70
Vernon, yesterday mornir pp
that while watching ans win hA4 "a nrnsd
struck 81 another comiDsices- .4sct
directiO 5hPOR
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st.rensnn,s Hlr M eeting at DanvIle.

DANvuLE, Va, September A.-Hon. a.
=. Stevenson, Democratic candidate for
tae Vice Presidency, spoke here to-day to
q great coucourse OF people. The city was
profusely decorated and long procession
of enthusiastic Democrats paraded the
streets. Gen. Stevenson had a triumphant
ovation. After the parade the crowd went
10 the Tabernacle and heard forcible
speech from Mr.. Stevenson. His speech
was confined chiefly 20 the discussion OF
the tariff and Force bin, and was patiently
heard by four or FIVE thousand people.
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ANA pnhlIcatlon Goes.

spssiSI Telegram 10 TIE sunday Rs0iatsr
COLUMBUS, o., September 24.-Judge
PnOh today dissolved the Injunction
.ecnred by D. f. Chandler q Co, Of
Cincinnati, preventing the State Dairy
sn5 Food Commissioner McNeal from
nnbllshine his monehly report, includ-
ing an analysis Of theiF vinegar.
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TYPE FOUNDRY TRUST.
Like An Such Organizations, the FIRST
Move Will Bs to Ealso Prices-what
They Say.

Like An Such Organizations, the FIRST
Move VIII Bs to Ealse Prices-what
They Say.
NEW YORK, September 24-The
Times says: The American Type Foun-
ders Company, as the newly formed
trust which seeks to control the type
making Industry OF the country calls
itself, has issued preliminary pros
pectus, which gives definite idea Of
the magnitude Of the deal.
From this document IL appears that
the capitalization OF the trust has been
fixed at 50, 900, 900, representing 10000
shares Of preferred stock and 10000
shares Of common stock The twenty.
three houses IN the trust represent, it
IS asserted. fully So per cent. Of the on
tire business OF the country. Only shree
large frms-Farmer, Little & Co., aud
the Bruce Type Foundry, OF this city,
and Barnhart Bros. & Spindler, Of Chi
cago, remain outside the combination,
and 80 far as the local houses are con-
cerned II is asserted they arc practically
in harmony with the aims OF the trust,
although not caring 10 Identify them
selves with 10.
The immediate effect Of the combina-
tlon, according 70 II. h. Hall, OF tho
Bruce Type Foundry, will be 70 put an
end 70 the fierce competition which has
been feit in the business for the last ten
years. To begin, the rate Of discounts
will be reduced materially. Al present
many firms are giving az high % so per
cent discount. Prices, Mr.. Hall holos'
should be at least - per cent higher.
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it's % ace a beautiful child's face disngureed
with vile humOrs, BURSTING tnf0nsh ..,-S -
SKIN ia pimples Dlotcnes, ana 49,, ,..-s 80
sadder sill. when the younZ $40 l.-e.s-' .s,..
are laughed a. and twitied 10 ~. 49,. .,,f "a
Parents should give them tna. ~ ,v1il
pure remedy. Sulphur Bitssi'i 49, 49, ~re.-y
= ,s,.s Scie ~ M ~ huusor. -Fealfh Gdztite.
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SUPERINTENDENT HAMILTON

Makes Report to secretary Foster on
the Conditions Prevailing &c Camp
Low
WASHINGTON, D. O., September "a
Secretary Foster said this afternoon
tbat he had received q request from the
nossengers Of the steamship Hermann
u be relieved from further detention.
mt that DR.. Hamiiton's rePoEt sho"ea
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
A CHOLERA SCARE.

4 Suspected Victim Taken With Vomiting Spell
on the Bowsry in New YOrk-Eitesn Hundred
People Gather Round Hin as lie Lay on the
Paysmsnt-A1oAsr S1spsc. Taken From
Flhy Tenement POuse-SurgeOu-General
Eanilnns Report-Cholera News From All
Points.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
S1O,O O0O.

Three Robbers Enter the Bank at Roslyn, Wash,
Cover the Cashier and BOok-keeper, Dump
$4,000 in Currency Into Bag and Ride OF
Uniniured-A Posse Starts After the Bold Ma
rauders, But They Get Away-OnS Of the
Robbers Recognized.
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~. anaaIr in ohia

svesssE TsE4grOsz 20 tls Sunday R4gsst~.
COLUMBUS, o., September 24.-Sena-
tor W. P. Frye Is announced 70 speak
N the Ohio campaign at Athens, Octo-
Der 10th. and PiQDa October l1th.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

MASON CITY, IA, September 24.-Eight
dead sud three injured is the result OF a
railroad wreck which occurred at New
Hampton to-day.
construction crew has been at work on
the main line of the Chicago and Great
Western replacing rails, and this morning
about 10 O'CLOCK they pulled into New
Hampton on the main track and stopped 10
do some work. ,-..
The through freight was due at the latter
r,lace at 1925. The freight was little be-
mind time ana was running on orders not
10 stop at New Hampton. The road enters
New Hampton from the north, out WITHIN
s;V-tv rods makes turn going directly
east This makes d bad curve in the road
md II is rendered still worse by grove
T-bicb shuts out the view until within forty
ro6s of the station. The train was going
80 the ratio Of about thirty miles an hour.
When within about ten rods or the con-
.+.,,ction train the freight engineer saw the
,,eril confronting him, and yelling 70 MS
srsman 10 lump, be 70 'ersed the lever and
rotb left the engine. IL was Just In time 10
800 their lives, for a moment later the en-
cri1e smashed into the cabOose, fairy spht-
,iTTit The engine, caboose and three cars
we're piled up in promlscuous mass.
In the ca6Oose OF the construction tram
we're at least twelve persons, ana SIX OF
these were killed outright, one mas slnCS
Ia three are dangerously injured and
ore nnaccounted for. II is thought very
O~C 'O,.CbabIe mat the latter are buried under
ibS yrreclyage. 1t is known thst one more
',,or vue i nnder the engine, for a part OF him
non cnSN he seen. aud before morning II IS
no tSopSht that his body will be recovered.
Following are the dead so far as are
known: r7o,a,5e,ce Ia
". BxENAN, Elms. Ia
OTTo SMITH, Elma, Ia
GEoReE BRADNow, Elma, Ia
FRANK KUBBET, ElIna, Ia
UNKNOWN MAN. - -.
9TSRy 1s,, MCCARTHY, Elms, Ia, both legs
,,,,+ off and skull crushed; died after being
~tA- - ~rv,-er1r
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AROUND A CURVE

Came the Flying Train, Just in
Time to Make Connections For
the Angel Of Death That Rode
on the Pilot With Outspread
Wings-Eight Men Killed Out
right, Three Seriously Injured
and Others Missing-An Awful
Wreck on the Chicago and
Great Western.
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IN THE FATHERLAND.
Emperor William Goes to ROminten
On a Boar Hunt.
HIS SUBJECTS FEEL ALARMED,

lest, in Case of Trouble With Rus
sia, He Should Be Captured by
the Enemy and Held, Then
Germany Wouldn't Have Any
Emperor Any More-The People
of Berlin Show No Alarm About
Cholera - The Governments
Proposed Military Bill.
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,w..rusIs .. G.. ser.sss.ss sa-ysl 1,su Tsss ass
d r.e bIS shos,ss .., = 49, :. .,ssbrsst
lsss1 s1es l,J nlgSg ''usn . ''.'1-
lads E.nru. fair. cxcspt plsb,
For o.1o. cllu- RllalIsaa 6ana.g.
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.R HILL AT BUFFALO.
p.,,s Crowd Ever Assembled in
ths City, Turns Out
rlP THE JUNIOR SENATOR

.se Tariff Question and
S,-rs Billie Sets a Splen-
Z. 5 rvamDle of the Duty OF
Dsu0crat in the Present
.'..l .gsfrn - Lieutenant Gov
sreehan Defines the Po-
-or the New York Democ-
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ENOUGH DYNAMITE

To Blow Up the State House Handed toaCOlumbus,
Ohio's Police Official, TO Be Given to Chisf-Of-
Police Murphy, in the Shape Of an Internal
Machine - Fortunately the Package Was
Soaked Before it Was Opened and No Harm
Came Of il.
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A. south Bend. Ind, the elegant Colo
,,e1 residence of Hon. Frederick ,: tlSn,
so--in-lsw .l-,- OF ]. NJ. Studeoaker, WAS .oIaly
SSssstroved by IRE last night tne 6.Sal Hss -
supposed to have been incenulsrs 1870 ,sn
,..-as3on- s....s; Loss So, 900.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

According 10 the latest announceI1i,,en' r..
the marriage Of Prince Ferdinand o. tlyu- 49,
mania and Princess Marie, oaugnIet ol 80 ~.
Duke Of Edinburgh, viii taAe PieOo W
January al Signaren, Prussia