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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
Cholera Increasing.

LoxDoN, July 3l.-The Standards St
Petersburg correspondent says: Although
no Official report has been made Of cholera
cases in Moscow, l am informed that the
disease is increasing there, and serious
fears are entertained that there will be an
outbreak of disorder. The anger of the
populace is chiefly directed against the
Governor, Grand Duke Sergius, who IS
very unpopular.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
Asleen ON the Track.
speaar TsIeerqr, 10 ne R.cs,sr.

oHfcfII ItltlTuTIt 70 10 h.lIdIsF.
PARRERSBURG, ". VA, July 31.-Chss.
BrOOmheld, "a young man who resided at
Lockport, opposite this city, was run over
and killed az / o'clock this morning by an
Ohio River railroad engine. Broomfeld
was lying on the trestle in front of the no
tor.Ous Hawks Nest near the Ohio River
passenger depot, and is believed TO have
been asleep when the engine struck him,
dragging him thirty or forty yards on the
track. crushing him 20 death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
An Enrineer KIIIed.

CIScrysATI, July 3l.-A collision occur
red this afternoon near Evans, on the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail
road, between an incoming passenger train
and a switch engine on the Big -Four Rail
road NJ. Downs, the engineer OF the
switch engine, was killed, and Sam Pow
ers fireman Of the same, was badly scalded.
None Of the passengers were hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
steamship Arrivals.

New York-Arriyed, Runic, Arizona and
Servia from Liverpool, Fulds from Genoa,
Belgenland from Antwerp.
Oueenstown-Arrived, Alaska from New
YORK.
Havre-Arrived, LsChampagne from
New York.
Liverpool-Arrlyed, Kansas from Bos-
ton.
Queentown-Arrived, Lord Give from
Philsdelphis.
2 aPhiladelptis-Arrived. Ohio, Liverpool
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
COUMBUs HONORED.
The Spanish Celebration Formally Be
gun at Cadiz Yesterday.

The Spanish Celebration Formally Be
gun at CadiE Yesterday.
CADIz, July 3l.-The Christopher Co.
lumbus celebration was formally begun
to-day by the departure for Huelva OF
the Columbus Caravel Santa Maria,
towed by the Pielago, and escorted by
the British cruiser Scout, the French
cruiser Haroldelle, several Spanish
warships and fotilla OF small steam
ers. The spectacle presented was in
strong contrast with the appearance OF
the modern vessels. An enormous
crowd OF people lined the quays and
ramparts to witness the departure.
The man-of-war Lepanto saluted the
Caravel as she passed out Of the hsrbor
A brilliant company gathered at fete
given by the Minister OF Marine in
honor OF the event. A bull fight was
also held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
Result Of a Youthful Quarrel.

oUtetas ActftI ilNt 60 'ftf AAekto'e'.
GRAFTON, ". VA, July 3l.-This even
ing about o'clock Albert Grammar and
CLYDE Baker, aged eighteen and sixteen
years respectively, got into a difficulty
while az play on the Fetterman ball
grounds. Baker threw a stone, striking
Grammar on the head Just above the left
ear. infiicting serious wound. The skull
being fractured young Grammar was taken
20 the home Of his parents, where every
thing possible is being done 10 save his
life, with but little hope Of success. Officers
are i'm pursuit of Baker, who fed TO the
woods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01

ebrating with piety and gratitude an
event that has been profitable to all.
"In the meanwhile,
AS A PLEDGE
OF the celestial fsvors and in testimony
of our fraternal good will, we affection
ately accord in the Lord the Apostolic
benediction to you, venerable brothers
to your clergy and TO your people.
Given al Rome, near ST. Peters. July
l6, OF the year 1892. the 18th OF our
Pontiflcate. LEO NH, POPE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
EXPORTING CAMEL COAL.
The West Virginia Product to BE shipped
TO Dublin,

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 31.-Car-
rying Goals TO Newcastle was truly ver-
fled recently when the British steam
ship Acme was ordered to proceed to
Newport News and load full cargo Of
camel coal for Dublin, Ireland. For
many years the United States depended
solely on Great Britain for her supply
of this commodity, necessary in many
business enterprises in large manufact-
uring CeDterS.
The camel product comes from the
West Virginia mines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
sunday Base Ball.

CINCINNATI, o., July SL-The Reds won
by heavy hitting, while St. Louis, on the
other hand, was unable TO bat Attend
ance, $500. Score, Cincinnati 6, ST. Louis
D; earned runs, Cincinnati 4 errors, and
5; hits. Is and 8; pitchers, Dwyer and
Caruthers; umpire, McQuaid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
AT HOMESTEAD.
Frick Rapidly Recovering - Directs His Lieuten-
ants Personally - The Drquesne Plant May
Start To-Day.

PIrTsBURG, PA, July 31.-H. c.
Frick is rapidly recovering from the eff
feet OF the wounds inflicted by the an
archist, Bergman, and will be at his
Office within q week. he declared yes
terday that he would be down at his
office on Monday but his physicians
will not permit. Meanwhile he uOntin-
ues TO direct the movements Of his lieu
tenants from his home. This was one
OF the dullest Sundays that Pittsburg
has experienced for weeks. The strikers
at the city mills of Carnegies and the
workers who are awaiting the signing OF
the iron scale generally kept in doors or
made excursions to the country, and as
q result the streets were almost de-
serted There was absolutely nothing
new in the situation. There is no evil
dence OF an early resumption al the
Union Mills. The firm say they have
no intention Of starting until the plants
az Deouesne and Homestead are in full
operation, while the old workmen re-
gard the failure to resume as an evil
dence that the company has failed in
its efforts to get men to fill their places.
1t is believed that an attempt will be
made to start the DuQuesne plant to-
morrow. At all events the company is
preparing to resume in very short
time.
The imprisoned anarchists Bergman,
Mollick, Bauer and Knold spent quset
Sunday. An effort was made to see
them but the warden refuse ad mittance
the Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
An Electric Car Accident.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-A trailer on the Cal
umet avenue electric road jumped the
track this morning while rounding curve
and went over a seven foot embankment
OF the thirty passengers In the car, ii
were severely shaken up and bruised.
None of the injuries will prove fatal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
GInd.tone Recovering.

LoSpoS. July 31.-Mr. Gladstone re-
NAMED in his bedroom to-day. Sir Andrew
Clarke. his physician, called this evening
He SAYS he found MIR Gladstone 50 far e.
covered that be will be able 10 transact the
usual tide OF business tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
ELOQUENT CARLISLE.
The Able Kantuckian on the Tariff,
Prices and Wages.
REPLY TO ALDRICH AND HALE.

A Mastery Argument that Must
Garry Conviction 70 ALI Fair
Minds-The Senator Has Nc
Kinley on the Hip-High Tariff
ties Convicted Out of Their Own
Mouths-We Can't Tax Our
selves Prosperous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
NOW READY TO CLOSE.
The First Session Of the Fifty-FirSt
Congress
FEW HIGHLY IMPORTANT LAWS

Enacted Besides the Chinese Ex-
clusion Biu-A List of the More
Important Measures Passed.
ATS Bills Passed by the House
and 691 by the Senate -397
Sent to the President - A Re
sumo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01

CEDAR RAPIDS. IA, July 3l.-This morn
FIRE started in the store Of A. Little, at
Wheatland, Ia. and before IL could be got
TOD under control, $4,000 worth Of prop
erty was destroyed. Insurance., $50, 900.
Mrs John Snyder was burned TO death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01

wAsarssrox. D. C.. Juiy si--For West y
zinia. Western PennsylvaDis and Ohio.
Ally fair probably followed By local
during the sfternPon OF night - lake
~ 20 west wills; slightly warm y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
A FEATIIRELESS DAY
At the Scene of the Great Steel
Workers Strike.
THE MEN ATTEND DIVINE SERVICE

And Afterwards Go Picknicking
in the Woods - The Company
Preparing to Start the Works
With Non-Union Men this
Morning-Mr. Frick Has Recov-
cred and Personally Directs His
Lieutenants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-01
To Re EXnelled.

PARIS. July 3l.-A prominent Italian ma
val engineer has been arrested in Toulon,
and will be at once expelled from France.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

Can't. Lans,on had occr a soldier,
and though. no donb., a good one. he
was a rough. hardy man. more suited
L. shine In the camp than in the par
Tor. and his otherwise excellent wife
was much the same s,r, Of "A character.
Frank Hobart wa, ten years older
than Ella; not a great disparity 10 DC
sure, hut sufficient, in his m lest opln-
-, To preclude his thinking 81 the
49,. -e-brush BELLE" or 'sage-brush
-. rgale." as some Of her more ro-
$50. admirers called her, in any
..l..... han as "A charming child. in
~. ,arn.,;o , Of whose character he
m;os,, have an influence for good. lie
ho.r,,sI =, the GrA nd Occidental hotel.
NJ, position being tn. OF min snperin-
tendcnt for the compa'y worh'nS ,ne
property he had discoye. 60 ana ms
gave him an excellent opp 'rt"ni'y 70
see much Of the child. and tn o.rect "''
studies in his spare hours.
These relations between Frank no.
bart and Ella continued for two years.
she proving herself To be "A bright ana
grateful pupil. and he manfully hiding
from her and the world IN new ana
powerful feeling that such association
I lad developed in his big. generous
heart. nv the time she wa seventeen.
Ella Lanst)n had become The toast OF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

iais Christina, eve. ann astho ugh the
bal and banquet in Elias honor might
be lacking in some of the retirements
essential in the fashionable world. they
Neie distinguished !or a heartiness and
a freshness Il enjoyment tina put ev
cryone al ease.
why dent Won go mp and "a
with Ella" said sam I;ritton 20 h
young superintendent. after b dance
had been going on for some time
THAT little dude has kept her all 10
| hisself ever since the frolic began"
II haven't danced since ! was a boy.
said Frank. who. from his position at
the farther end OF the room. had been
following with his brave brown eyes
every movement 81 Ella
..Waal. | think yer a. good a ds ncer
as most Of the boys har, and ef You
don't AK Ella blamed eff don't git her
TO ak YOU And before Frank could
J think of protesting sam Britton had
darted of.
The mining boss had plenty OF assur.
ancs. and he firmly believed that II
the ycr.rg superintendent had more OF
this aualay his character would be
simply perfect. Already sam ErItton
had welcomed Ella and bad- her "a
merry Christmas eight bours in sd'
vance of the day: but this dbl o dete'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

,ur
G. 90 old fash
toned Chris mas
with the logs
upon the hearth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23
cvRIosITies or CRIME.
same 81 the P~umi.bmenss Melted Oss IN
the Days NJ william Penn

..~ NJ the pu~ntshmenes Neeed oss N
the Days os william Penn
The unhappy people who are being
<en, 10 jail or have costs 10 pay az
v.sia this week ear thank their stars
.hn, they did not live in the early days
% n colony of Pennsylvania
The assembly that convened at Chcs-
- december &. 1862, enacted "A code 81
LAW, .hat made the people OF the new
.cl,nv live up tai the mark, and. while
many AZ the several penalties Of the
49,. ~ Works code were sofsened,
50 The unfortunate deemed them harsh
enough. The man or woman who used
c~rofane language was punished by fine
;,nnri~nnment and more than one
--,D had reason for regret for ex-
re~,;r- their feelings in public with
too ra-ch emphasis
The everest punishment was melted
,rt for licentious undue a public
whining and one years imprisonment
W. the penalty for the graver degree
rs crime. while n second offense
wes punishable by imprisonment for
life This law was amended in 1903,
.he first offen>& being punished by the
,rr;.tion OF twenty-one lashes and i'm
c-fSnnment for one year or n line OF
ss.v pounds; n seconti conviction sub
i@-,ed the culprit to seven years i'm
n-f~ouuen. and the letter "A was
branded on his forehead
In f~eIenious assault. the a-grieved
marty received half the estate OF the
arrrc~~.sr and the convict was publicly
whipped and had 70 90 70 Jail for a
year For the second otfen-c he was
imprisoned for life.
The man that had more than one
wife. inS.-ad Of being an object OF corn
mf.eratson. was liable 20 be sent Z
sail for life. while the man who brok'
into a house and stole was sent to Jai
for four months lie had To work Ink
n lN.avrr. however. and unless ne r.
stored fourf..d 20 the party. the cour
sent him up for seven years TO give hin
time for reflection.
Murder was punished with death an
che forfeiture of half the estate OF tn
felon.
Theft was punished with public whiE
pin~ and various terms Of imprisor
msn-. while restitution had To be mad
from three 10 fourfold-
The minor regulations prohibited a
persons from tak:Ly part in stage play
revels. Mosques and hundred world
pursuits 20 that any troupe that ha
CHANGED 20 drop into Pennsylvania wi'
the ra-ra-ra-bo-om-de-sye would ha'
bsen sent higher than Gilderoys kite
Drinking Of health was Pun'shab
by a fine Of i've shillings or ive day
imprisonment. and hor~>e-racing. shoe
i~ng-matches and sports Of like chara
ter were in,erslict-d. II the offende
happened to BE- slaves they Were VIM
ped and imprisoned instead OF hneu-
Chester pa News
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

Russia east ~ the river volga is in
habited by TartarS who are nominal
Christians but continue to pracsice and
believe in pagan customs The other
day one Of sthese tribes of Mongolians
took a live peasant and sacrificed him
- one of their idols still allowed TO
stand in the place it occupied when
organism ruled supreme During the
cholera scare many n pagan custom
was revived At one village the n
ell resolved to have twelve virgins walk
twelve times around the place, burning
torches i'm hand. in order to brighten
away the spirit of cholera The virgins
had male companions nv their side who
had guns with them which they should
lire of every time when a circuit was
completed. At the same tim the girls
wouId begin anew speaking their magic
incantations in chorus II is 10 be
regretted that the cholera did visit the
villages in spite Of the exorcism prac-
ticel Chicago Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

The table nlled with ~feasters, an Tee room
a-roar lth mlrth-
with The siockin's erammed 70 on sun . = Wv
nedder, piled it'll SHOW
A GOOD Oh rashioaed chris mas like we had 81
LONG ago
Now mar. the thing I'd like to see agin afor' !
lie.
Blu, chri, mas IN the city herc-its d'nefch''
oh my
with tho crowded hustle-brsrle Of the slushy'
noisy street.
An. tho scowl nron The faces OF the strangers
that you meet.
Oh. there's Ssyie plenty OF 4. OF a lot 0 gor-
-eou> toys.
An il takes a min, o money 10 please MOURN
girls and boys.
Whv.I mind the time a lack-kniie an q oHy-
lump for me- 49,,
Mace my little heart an stocNin Jus ehoe"'
~ Chris' mas giee.
An. there, feastin'. Think o feedln' with these
stuck-up city folk -
Why. ye have 20 speak IN Whispers =" st'N'
ntcrack a Joke. -,
crowded with your kin.
men you couldn't hear a whistle DO" aefoss
the merry din,
You see I'm so old fa>hioned-like con eSfo
much FOR style. ,
An 10 eat your Christmas hanqucts here l
wouldn't 10 a mile:
ia rather have. like solomon, a COCA yaro"n-
ner ~et Y,
vuh rsal ,ia fr- nds than .urkle soup win al
the nobs you'd get
There. ms nexr-do.r ncichhor GhrieT-iancs
how his hrow~ udiift :,
II rd hcll~r Merry chris mas ca-snt' oie
fellow. chris mas GIT
Lnray.Lord. ia Ike 20 try IL Guess ne
nearly have = ~,
Hang ths, city stiffness, anyways cant &c
Used 70 II
Then your heart IL kept a-swellin Ill II neari'
bust your side
An by night your ANS were acfin Win you
smile four inches wide.
An vour .n.my. the wost one, you'd ,ust era
h- hand. an say:
..yehb. both OF a. was wrore. John CONF
lct-- shake. Its Cars mas DAY,
Mighty little Christmas spirit seems 70 Owe
tween city walls.
where each snowflake bring, . soot-aakci lot
lrofhsr A. IL fails
.frhtv little chr : mas spirit An ! m piEin
don't sou know.
For A Good old-fashioncd Christmas like We M
50 long ago
AK Williams Bro,herton. in the Century
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

tairs about thirty miles. a> the Gro"
.lia- ar i, supposed 90 fly. from >ai'
LAKE CITY. the famous capitai Oh '"e
Normon>.
six wears AFRO the residents OF Ian
ston.s Glen were. without eNccp'iph'
identifies as the non-mcmb ers 81 the
Church Of Laitrr-Day saints are
called. aud they retain their skep'ielsn
rs 10 thing, Mormon up to me prese",
dav. The Glen as the resident. ~"
II among themselves. j. a small ihih.hH
town on the edge Of = canyon iar ~
meath the depths OF which a rich silver
lode was discovered in ISL Nv a Young
ui,;n~ e~ngineer named Frank liopart'
who had been educated n the mr.
ver,ity of Pennsylvania. in ms native
city Of Philadelphia. and VINO came
west to seek his fortune.
Lanston-s Glen was by no means az
inviting place. liuts Of stone an"
adobe. in comparison with which inc
i-rerularlv set and ragged army tents
,v.re ,ala,ial. constituted the principal
abo.e, Of III. inhabitants. The 'ranu
Occidental hotel" owned and run py
Can't. Lanston. was the most preteh.
tiou, building in the place. That u mao
gro,vn. rather than been built from
.nv ,r,oinal design, was evident in the
many little additions and wings Oh
stone and adobe. and even of canvas
that had been added to 1t from time u
time.
4 plain covered with dazzling ex'
r,ns.s If snowy nite alsalL inter
snersed here and there with patches o.
arr;d creosotc, and brittle, onve-coi
orcd sage-brush. stretched away ~
Ak miles on .ithcr hand TO tn mignts
wall that appeared To snu
the strange. place in from the QUITE
world.
Although Frank Hobart. who was
,,n b.ndso,ne. modest fellow. had dis
/, covered the mine that gave the piac
. an excuse for being, vet ne dcclhcu =
have il named after him. preicrrih'
. The name which was finally adopte
because Can't. La~nston's wife was IN
srst white woman who had ever 50
foot there. though. encouraged " ~
!. boldness. many Of tie miners suos'
oucntly brought their wives rom ~
| states. /,
Ella I.an-ton was fifteen when 81
' accompanied her father and mother
> the Glen. and from the very hrst h'
: fresh beauty and graceful ways. ny
Z mention a voice Of phenomenal >wec
/. pesx- won 40 he~ side even the roug'
!. -, az The miners. aud all the Chin'
. men who bad been brought III a. -
antA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23
THE GREAT SIZE OF LONDON.
vmm~n.ssy OF Are. Co~~red by the Worlds
Largest city.

B1rsFsN
The greatest popularity of London.
tina, which mos, distinguishes it from
All other towns. is its overwhelming
size. II contains many open space,
parks. and even metropolitan commons.
which are fast becoming parks in fact,
but, nox virtually no unbuilt-on ground;
and h~evond the London IF the county
council and tine census. on many sides
we are still in tow J. The borough oi
West Ham. in itself NJ enormous town.
returning two mem hers 70 parliam ent
and under represented with its two,
the borough OF Croydon. the district
Of Chi~wick- and many Others are
indi>tinguishablc from London. AZ
though outside London. Without them.
London proper i - vast rs ~ make
The rros~inr OF it On the outside ~ an
omnibus from chisyvics through liam
-~ncrSrnirh. and Ken~in-tcn. and
K~nirhtsbridrr. and P~iccadiily. the
Strand. Fleet street. Ludgatc Hill,
chcap~idc. Cornhill. Lcadcnhall street
Alirare. Whitecha pal High street and
the Mile End road. or Commercial road
east. one If the great sights OF the
world: especially when we remember
that in London this is not n single line
Of length. hut that LONDON from nortf
TO south is a. wide aS from east To Yves
it j. long. London j. a lahvrinth an'
a beehive. both on an enormous scale
and the in which London con
triv~~ to feed itself. to live n grow
constitutes tho chief wonder of tn
world->ir Charles Dixie. in Harper
Wcexfv-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

Don't ask your child what he wants
unless you intend giving il to him
Though money makes the 60
il makes Santa Claus come.
Don't buy vour best girl q present on
.hc installmcnt plan. a she might jill
You before you had made all the pay
ments-
Rub the price mark on the present
unless il j. an expensive one
II YOU wist 10 surprise your girl
never ask he what she would like for
Christmas !.
AZ Christmas time II is well enough
to ape the English As far as she plum
pudding is concerned
Some persons never wish you :
merry Christmas unless they think
they will get something for doing 80
The bachelor who puts his thumb
into the boarding house christmas Pse
is apt to pull out u collar button =
I Judge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

Mamic-Lct's play It's Christmas
and Ill be Santa Clans
Minnie-Ail right. Then you'll come
and give me a whole lot Of beautiful
presents ~.
Namic-Wil I? Oh. no. Minnie; III
IL, YOU b. Santa Claus, - you are my
guest -ssoldcn Days