Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

prostrated that the public service is par
/ alyzed. The doctors are working heroi-
\ cally but they are utterly unable TO attend
the patients who demand their services.
| The insane actor. Scanlan, is believed to
| be rapidly nearing his end. His death
may occur any day.
The report that Neill Sims and two OF
Bob Sims daughters had been lynched oy
| a mob in Mississippi is denied oy the au-
thorities in the section where the lyncning
was alleged TO have taken place.
The Ohio State Trades and Labor AS
sembly has elected the following officers:
President, John p. Jones, OF the miners,
North Lawrence, o.; Vice President, d.
Rowland, carpenters, Cincinnau; Secre-
! tary, j. Gatiuway, iron molders, Dayton;
Treasurer, 5. z. Ewing, carpenters, Co
lumbus.
Murderer Fitzpatrick, in jail In Pitts
| burg, heard his death warrant read yes
terday. He will be executed March /.
When asked by the Sheriff If he desired TO
see the document and examine IL as TO its
correctness, he contemptuously rephed
'Naw,n and started for his cell.
The man arrested at ST. Joseph, Mo-, on
suspicion OF being Fitzsimmons. the Pitts
| burg murderer, turns out TO be an enureIy
different person and even loses resemblance
| to him when his picture is shown 10 those
who know Fitz.
Amy Busbey and Aubrey Boucicault. son
of Dion Boucicault, will be married oy
Mayor Washburne, Of Chicago, to- morrow
afternoon. Both are members OK the Stu
art Robson Company, and want legal mar
riage.
Mrs. James Reed, widow living in
! Allegheny City, Pa, was assaulted with
| billy by highwayman on the street IN day
light yesterday. He got no booty.
A new six-inch projectile, madein Amer
| lea, was fired through eleven and one-halt
inches of steel armor plate yesterday. III
| came out on the other side without
scratch on il, and could be used again, so
slight was the damage 1t sustained.
QThe New York dry goods market pre-
sented no new features yesterday. The
volume of orders on the books OF agents Tor
goods to be delivered is large, ana the ca
pacity of many mills, TO turn goods last
| enough TO meet the wants OF customers, is
being taxed. The market was unchanged.
as regards tone.
They are having another war down in
Hayti. A lot Of refugees have decided TO
| down Hipolyte, and to take charge OF the
government and run it their way
Several of the newspapers published in
| Rome state that Humbert will send war
ship 70 Tangier 10 protect Italian interests
| there.
Rev. DR.. Herkhamor, the old Catholic
Archbishop of Utrecht, city OF the Meth
erlands. died Yesterday. His death was
| due TO influenza.
| The National Association OF Operative
| Potters at their annual convention IN Iren-
| ton, n. j., have amended the constitution
by striking out the death benefit clause.
The Minnesota Farmers Alliance has
split wide open on the silver wedge.
Hon. William A English is the only man
| in Indianapolis, Ind, who is worth mil
| lion dollars, according to the last appralse-
ment and assessment. There are 549 per-
sons and corporations listed above s2o, ,UOO
Frederick Stahl, mayor of Galena, Ill,
| died yesterday at the age of IS. He took
part in the Black Hawk war in 1923, and
took part in the decisive battle OF Bad Axe.
| A novel suit has been brought by Divide
| Musin, the Belgian musician, against the
| Great Northern Railway. The allegation
is that the plaintiff was damaged "a, ,5i3.4 40
by train on which his company was
travelling being late and causing him TO
miss filling an engagement.
An explosion Of fire damp occurred yes
terday in the Wufu bank coal pit at Essen,
Germany Six miners were killed and
seven terribly burned.
| A dwelling house at Ft. Lawrence, N
| S.. occupied by Mrs. Campbell and family
| was burned last night, and Mrs. Campbell,
| aged 45, and her six-year-old daughter per-
! ished in the flames. The fire was caused
by the explosion of lamp.
| At Pittsburg John Fite &c Co.'s butter
and cheese establishment. and James L.
Hanna g. Co.'s pork packing house, Nos.
| 537 to 545 Liberty street, were completely
DESTROYED by fire yesterday. The fire was
| caused by an explosion OF gas. Loss, S6O,-
| 900; insurance, $4,000.
Representative George d. Wise, Of Vir-
ginia, called the House Committee on Inter
State and Foreign Commerce yesterday,
and read letter from Hon. Roger q.
! Mills. stating that he would be absent some
time and requesting Mr.. Wise TO act as
| chairman.
AtJersey City, n. j., last midnight fire
DESTROYED Charles II. Furst's dry goods
establishment. Loss $l25, 900. The flames
soon reached the four large stores known
| AS the Boston consisting OF four four
story brick buildings. These buildings
were on fire at II 80 o'clock, and the ten
ants were fleeing for their lives.
| Five followers Of DR.. Cyrus Tced
ak oresh. ~ Of Chicago, have made applica-
ton for membership in the Economic So
ciety of Western Pennsylvania, and will
| be voted on at the annual election next
month. There is strong opposition 70
| their admission on account OF the pub
llshed reperts that DR.. Teed wanted TO get
control Of the society and bitter fight is
expected.
Six hundred cotton planters are in ses-
| sion at Memphis, Tenn, trying TO devise
WAYS and means for bettering their condi-
tion. Overproduction is the cause OF their
| trouble.
A big company will soon begin the manu-
facture of ALUMINIUM by q secret method al
| Springfield o. The managers claim 70 be
| able to sell IL at eighteen cents pound.
st. Paul is now making great effort to
| get the National Democratic Convention
| next summer.
Yesterday fifty express messengers on
| the Louisville & Nashville Road, from
| Louisville TO New Orleans, went out on
strike. This will block the whole express
as far north as Pittsburg and south 10 New
| Orleans.
James p. witherow, Of New Castle, Pa,
who made an assignment Friday, is lying
seriously I'll at the Monongahela House,
Pittsburg, owing 10 q general physical col
lapse superinduced by trouble. His liabili-
| ties are $3.50. zoo: assets over 100000.
At Dayton, o., the Police Board last
night, by unanimous vote, dismissed Capt
| Ed. Swessler from the force on charges
preferred by Chief Freeman. for with
| holding important information In the Keck
diamond robbery at the critical moment
At Corsicana, Texas, In an interview,
! yesterday, Roger Q. Mills was asked:
"Will you be candidate Tor the Senate
before the called session of the Legisls-
| tureln He replied: ~ will, IL there
should be called session"
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