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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28
Prisoners flight = Duel.

Special Telegram to the Register.
COLUMBUS, O., July 26.-Charles
Morehead and Albert Williams, both
murderers, the latter colored, fought a
duel in chair shop No. l, in the Ohio
State prison Just before noon to-day.
Morehead used knife he had made
from an old file and Williams hammer.
The men worked together, apart from
the other prisoners and from under the
eye of the guard.
Morehead has deformed feet, and
Williams made fun of the deformity
This caused bad blood, and this morn
ing they resolved to fight it out.
Williams hammer slipped from his
hands in the first bout, and having his
antagonist at his mercy, MOrehead
slashed him fearfully about the neck
and face.
But for the arrival OF the guard who
heard the scuffiing he would have kill
ed him. One of Williams ears was al
mast served from the head, one blow
barely missed his juglar vein, and it re-
quired y stitches to sew the gasheS to-
gether.
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MoUNDsVILLE.

w. j. Burley'S new residence is being
pushed as fast as possible. II will be a
pressed brick structure OF modern arch
lecture and will be one Of the hand
soonest buildings 10 the city. w. b
Humphreys will build one on the same
plan on the lot adjoining.
The firm of A. Z. Price & Co. have
dissolved, Ct. c. Blake retiaing. Mr..
Price purchased the entire stock and
will carry on the business as hereto
fore. Mr.. Prices work always stands
the test and ne has the greater part OF
both city and country trade.
Miss Halle johnson entertained a
number of her friends very handsomely
at her home on Grant avenue Tuesday
evening.
Miss Hunter, Of Triadelphia, is visit
ing her uncle, II. w. Hunter, on Jetfer-
son avenue.
Messrs. John Toben, John Mullen
and Scott Llttleton, delegates to the
American Flint GiaSswOrkers Conven-
tion which was held at Corning, n. Y,
have returned home. They were
highly gratifed with the trip and
came back in the best OF spirits.
The L. A. Fishing. club, composed OF
our most prominent young ladies and
gentlemen left Wednesday for Middle
Island, where they will spend ten days
angling for the fnney tribe. The par
Elephants IN the excursion are Joe Bloyd
WIZ Weaver, Frank Higgins, Thomas
Riggs, Joseph Dixon, L. l.. Hagan, j.
ID. Buriey aud Misses Lydia Logan, Ida
aud JENNA Beam, BERTHE Hall, Anna
King, Ella and Lizzie McFadden, Love
Gamble and Mrs. j. ID. Burley. A num-
Der more will 90 down today and tomor-
row 10 remain over Sunday.
Mrs j. T. Hogan is lying very i'll az
her residence on Thompson street. Her
TWO daughters, Misses Edna and Lizzie,
are home from Philadelphia.
DE-. II. II. Meighen, who recently
graduated from the University Of Med
iciue of Kentucky, has located in this
city, and opened an Office in the post
office building. He is one Of our fore
most young men and will no doubt
make "a great success in his chosen pro-
fessiOu.
j. A. Ewing, D. A. Dorsey, J. c.
Simpson, Jr., f. A. Howard, NJ. Van
Pelt, d. +. Hunter, Lane shrimp, J. r
Davis, VIM. Fitzsimmon, w, ?. Gray
and ThOs Fleming compose Mounds
vilie'S quota now in attendance at the
State Convention at Parkersburg.
The Peabody aud Teachers County
Institutes begin here On the Sd and be
in session for ten days The institute
committee Is setting up a very elabo-
rate programme, and will endeayor TO
make it a very interesting meeting.
There will be about one hundred and
seventy teachers present.
The new shoe industry which is be-
ing organized here is almost certainty.
Over nine thousand dollars, or about
one-half Of the stock, has already been
subscribed aud the prospects are that
the balance will be ready in a few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

Making decrease LulS year Oh 1o'
There are POI children in BrookSide
district. The entire population Of the
three wards for 1892 is 1855, making
an increase Of 10 over last years report.
The population of BrooksIde is 93l,
which added 10 the other three wards
makes the total population 1850.
The lawn fete given by the ladies OF
the NJ. T.. Church in Kirkwood, on the
site where the new church is to be
erected, last Tuesday evening
was quite success. Some
thing near thirty-fve dollars was cleared
and the ladies' quite encouraged on the
success OF the affair. The pleasure OF
the evening was marred to some extent
by the disgraceful manner in which
some young street urchins tried to an
nov the participants in the affair Per
hans il would be we'll to have city OIL
cial on hands when another lawn party
comes off, In order to prevent any erup-
ton that might occur.
Last night the National Union Coun-
Gil of this town initiated five new mem
bers, putting them through the regular
mode OF initiation inaugurated by the
Union. They were anointed with oil
aud then admitted as members. They
were Il. R. Barrett, Johnson Brown,
Walter q. Lewis, w. W. Woods and
Thos. l.. Patten.
The citizens OF Etnavlle claim to
have man residing in town by the
name of VIM. Reynolds, lately from
Birmingham, Ala, whom they will back
against any man in town or on the other
side Of the river for a 100 TO $50 yards
| foot race. II any person is game
enough there's chance.
Misses Dora Spriggs and Dora Girls
we'll accompanied by Sam FundenberG
and VIII Worley, left yesterday for
| Cleveland to attend the races.
John A. Topping has returned from a
business trip in the interest Of the Etna
Iron and Steel Company.
John Kuhn has returned from a
camping trip at Medyale.
There will be d meeting Of the
Bridgeport Democratic Club at the City
Hall this evening TO transact important
/ business.
A. L. Showalter and wife left yester-
day for Indianapolis.
Mrs. w w. Holloway has returned
from Buffalo, Lithia Springs at Vir-
ginia.
William Cox, Of Etnaville, who was
arrested some days since on charge Of
! insanity, was taken to ST. Clairsville
Yesterday to have a hearing before the
/ Probate Judge.
Newton Ruffer was sent to GAINESVILLE
Yesterday for trying to get his children
! from the Children's Home at Barnes
Vile, when he had no means 10 support
/ them.
Mrs. D. H. Mcdonald and Miss Ida
Holloway, Of Bridgeport, left yester-
day for Lake Chippewa, TO spend the
/ summer.
The infant child Of Miss Kate Shepp
was buried yesterday morning at Weeks
| cemetery.
MSS Annie Reed, OF East Liverpool,
IS visiting Miss Annie McClarin, OF
Kirkwood.
\ Mis-. Christian Smith accompanied
bS>hsr sisterIn-lsw, Mrs. Geo. Smith,
retnh .ed last evening from Darlington:
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O'DONNELLS STATEMENT.


How Newspaper Men Took a Joking
Statement for Earnest-He Is not for
Surrender.
homestead, PA, July 27,-Hugh
O'Donueli to-day authorized the follow
ing statement over his signature:
''In view of the extensive circulation
to-day OF utterly misleading articles in
regard 10 the Homestead wage trouble
a prompt statement OF the facts IN the
matter is due 70 the wOrkmen effected
and the public at large.
ION Monday afternoon, the day was
released by Judge Magee, / received a
call az my residence ia Homestead from
two newspaper correspondents, who
came, as j supposed, 20 see me merely
as Two newspaper men, and not IN any
other capacity, except perhaps that or
iriendSwhO were glad 70 know OF my
release. After some conversation the
I0entlemen asked me il / would not like
Ito have a settlement OF the difficulty.
ETO this / replied that, of course, /
should like 90 see a settlement. / was
then asked on what terms a settlement
cOuld be adjusted, and made reply,
without thought that l should be taken
seriously. My words were: "JncOndi-
tiOnal surrender" and though l did not
for a moment believe that any stress
would be placed on an utteranceS
that was merely a repetition saying
that newspapers, public and people gen
orally have used In the same Joking
manner. j took the precautiOu 10 say
60 these correspondents; "Of course,
] don't mean, and presumed that they
had taken my words as they should
have been taken. This part Of our con-
yersation was aprOpOS of the shooting
OF Mr.. Frick, and followed a strong
condemnation by me of BergmaR'S
deed. I said I was willing 20 do al, In
my power 90 show the country how
strongly the Amalgamated Association
condemned the terrible affair, but / did
not say, nor do ! fancy for a single in
slant that such a construction could be
placed on my words, that en- account OF
the bad impression made by the shoot
ing OF Prick, that ! would recommend
an almost unconditional surrender,
aad that II the advisory committee
failed 70 agree with me in these views
] would az once resign the chairman
ship. That is Unqua,6edly false.
Following my assertion that l should
like 20 see q settlement land there is no
man 10 Homestead who would not like
10 see the trouble ended If 10 could be
done with justice TO himself and bis
fellow workers., the correspondents
proposed that later iu the day iu view
OF nv words, they Ego up and make
Dot+or lbrry his hand 80 r,oorfDr a. I
supposed that they would induce Mr..
Potter 10 talk for publication concern
ing concessions be would make 20 the
Amalgamated Association towards set
tling the wage question. laughingiy
asSented 20 the suggestion as good
idea. told Mr.. Crawford, the acting
chairman of the advisory committee
about the matter and gave no serious
thought Co what the TWO correspondents
hope 90 accomplish
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28
Nervous Dyspepsia.

Senator James +. Pierce, Of New York,
writes;
..For the past two years I have suf-
iured very much from an aggravated
form OF nervous dyspepsia. have re-
sorted TO various remedial agents, de-
irving but little beLeft. A few months
since q friend of mine suggested the
trial Of ALLoCR's Porous PLAsTERs.
Following the suggestion, I have been
using the same with the happiest effects.
To those similarly afflicted let me Sug-
gest the manner Of their use. place
one over my stomach, one over the
hepatic region, and one on my back.
The effect is excellent. From the day
I commenced their use have been slow
~ but surely improving, and am quite
confident that by continuing l shall
again be restored TO my accustomed
health"
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Bandits in Mexico.

MoEEILA, MEX., July 27.-The bands
of desperate brigands who made this
section so dangerous and uncomfortable
20 the honest citizens and travellers,
seem 10 have resumed their operations.
A band OF brigandS, under the leader
ship of Ceci.iO Saline, made raid on
the town OF PuerpOcO yesterday While
engaged in their work they were attack
ed by a detachment OF the Eighth Fed
eral regiment A desperate battle en-
sued the baGdits standing their ground.
L'-,,- ~ Tho l--s~--.-.--- .'.''l-l ,-i.iI- -
OF the soldiers received a death wound.
No captures were made.
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BELLAIRE.

A Second ward young man named
| Tweig, who has been with the Worlds
Fair fishing club at Clayllck, carried a
hollow los to the camp for fuel the
other day. When he threw the log
down out darted a copperhead snake
and made its escape. Instead OF pick
ing up the axe and chopping of the
reptiles head, he ran in an opposite
direction. The boys in camp have not
been sleeping soundly since his snake
ship escaped.
Park Eaton, an old Belmont county
boy, engaged on the Waco, Texas,
Press, married a young lady in that
city on Monday, and is expected to ar
rive in this city to-day with his bride on
a visit to relatives.
1t was reported yesterday that Sam
uel McKelvey, an aged and substantial
farmer OF near Bethel, was dead. he
was above seventy years OF age, and has
been sick for long time.
DR.. Boone is taking heroic treatment
these hot days to reduce his avoirdu-
pois-running three miles on the race
course on the commons each afternoon.
James Holt, the man who was in
jured at Heatherington's coal works on
Tuesday, is resting as well as could be
expected, but is very seriously hurt.
The first installment of ten per cent
of the capital stock OF the Novelty
Stamping Company has been ordered to
be paid in within thirty days.
The James Dunfee farm in Mead
township, containing 37S acres, was
sold by Hon. r. J. Alexander at as
signee's sale for SILL $50.
Mrs. J. c. Tillman, Mrs. Frank Leas-
ure and Miss Nancy Moore went out to
the Bethesda camp grounds yesterday
If the weather is favorable, VIII
Parks will take his'Sunday school class
to Shadyside to-day for an outing.
VIM. Bradford has returned to his
home in this city, having been par
doned by Governor Mckinley.
Jack Rodgers, a genial young man
from Newark, came here this week TO
work in the b. & o. shop.
Democrats are called to meet at
Schmulbach's hall tonight to organize
a campaign club.
James Sellars has returned from a
visit 10 his soR-in-law, Lew Battelle, at
Pittsburg.
George NJ. Wise is closing up the
accounts OF the Bellaire Window Glass
Company.
Mrs. D. II. Darrah went out TO st.
Clairsville last evening on a visit to
friends.
Ida Warnock, Of the Democrat Office
will visit friends at Warnock for few
weeks.
Miss May Harper, Of the Fifth ward
is visiting friends at Fairview, o.
John &. Muth is making some i'm
proyementS in his big storeroom.
John Kilgore returned to the Soldiers
Home at Sandusky yesterday.
Rev. 5. c. Collier is at Chautauqua
this week on pleasure trip.
Squire John Workman, OF Whitney,
was in the city yesterday.
Another carload of Georgia melons
have been shipped here.
Harry Neal, of Pittsburg, is in the
city visiting relatives.
A fine telescope has been ordered for
the public schools.
Mrs. Abe Krebs, OF the Third ward,
is quite i'll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

One lot Cotton ChalIies at exc yard,
worth &c.
A very choice line Of half wool Chsl-
lies at l5c.
Good styles in fine Zephyr Ginghams
at 1215c yard, worth csc to soc.
One lot black ground Organizes aud
Flounces, with white embroidered fig
ures, at half price.
A large line of fine embroidered
Swiss Flouncings at aud below half
price.
One lot illuminated Japanese Silk
Drapery at SOC, worth $3.50 yard.
One lot Fancy Silks less than half
value.
One lot Fancy Silk velvots at half
price and less.
All Wool Challies at less than cost.
Fancy Parasols below cost.
Ladies' Shirt waists at cost. All new
and select.
Boys Shirt Waists at cost. Large
lines.
One lot Children's small Merino Vests
at 10 and 12c each.
One lot Ladies Vests at half-price.
One lot Gents tan-colored Gauze
Shirts at lic, worth 25c.
One lot Gents brown mixed Balbrig
gan Shirts at 29c, worth soc.
One lot Gents white Merino Shirts at
Ice, worth 25c.
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PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICEo OF THE CLERK OF THE, -. y
the 5;Iss.cT tofeit fetieBt me1' fh'ss '.'s..s u
on the 18Th day OF July .isp2, Is 20 have tmitte9
TO probate paper writing puIporuns ~ os w
the sth day Of jay, A. ID. 1872 And II appeal
ing from an affidavit filed with me In my once
that Harry Holmes who Ia therein and IN sals
petition declared 20 be interested In me pro
b.te ofsaid viii Is "A nonresident OF this state,
n Is ordered that he appear al my once. IN We
city OF wheeling, In the county Aforesaid, WIN
in one month after the dsts Of the Brat publlca.
ton hereof and do what IL NECESSARY 70 pto,ee,,
petition Ia set for the 10Th day Of August, A. ~
1892 AZ 10 o'clock a. m -,
SpubIi,hed the Hrst time July 20, iS92)
GEORGE HOOK. Clerk.
WHITE & ALLEN. Attorneys. lyDoA"A
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The ADVISORY BOARD
DenOunces the Statement that O'Donueu
Is TO BE Deposed-~ O'Donnen Going co
Nerv N,-L

DenOunces the Statement that O'Donueu
Is to BE Deposed-- O'Donuen Going TO
New York.
homestead, Pa july 27.-There is
little change today az Homestead. No
general orders have been issued this
morning for the return OF an but three
regiments. This IS expected however.
A few more men fwere taken into the
mill to-day. Theg are like most OF the
non-unionists, labbrers, and so far the
Carnegies have met with very indifer-
--'.sgcCC-- in theF endeayOr 20 operate
sac UanE Tire tpoituJ movement Tor
a settlement, which originated with sew
eral correspondents, has caused such
indignation among the lOcked-Out men
that Hugh O'Donnell to-day prepared a
statement. ct did say we desired set
Element" he said, ''thst is fact. But
we will only accept an honora-
bic settlement which Will include
q recognition Of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation and Of ourselves. Oicourse, the
men would naturally expect some wage
reductiOn-all settlements mean con-
cessions-but we are not weak, we are
in a better position than az any time
since the loo kout. Again, all PROPOSE
tions for a.c0nference must be made
through Ihe National Lodge OF the
Authorization. We have no authority
here trJmeet Mr.. Potter or any other
membat of the Carnegie interests. am
going East, probably tonight, but have
no intention OF resigujng the chairman
ship of the Advisory Committee. ~
AS usual, NJ. O'DOnnel. declined 10
state where he is going, but it Is prob
able that he can be found In New York,
though ne don't carry brass band along
on his expeditions. The Advisory Com
mittee this morning made official denial
OF the allegations that o. D0nnel.is 70 be
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Perhaps Lo VIII Vote.

WICHITA. HANS, July 27.-Consid-
cradle comment has been caused
throughout Oklahoma by legal opinions
rendered by Judge John Ollie and other
prominent lawyers Of the Territory that
Indians will be entitled 10 vote at the
coming elections. They say the law
provides that Indians taking land in
ssveralty have the same right Of fran
chise as any citizen, and if this opinion
be good law the candidates will have
$500 Indians 10 buttonhole. II Indians
vote 10 is liable to make quite d differ
ence in the Congressional race.
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BERkaIAN - rHE wEsT.
How the Would-be Assassin Behaved Him
self 10 Kansas and Colorado.

How the NOuld-be Assassin hehaNeu Eiu'-
self Ia Kansas ana Colorado.
WICHITA, KAN, July 26. Alexander
Berkman, the wOd.d-be murderer or
Mr.. Frick spent three years Of his lie
I'm Kansas and Colorado.
He worked here in a German printing
Office four days ia 1856, while tramping
his way TO KeGruey county, where there
was a colony Of Russian Jews, among
he remained for two years taking part
in the county seat fight of that day
From there he went 20 Garden City,
where he worked 40 the case until he
one day suddenly got up from his stool,
left the Office, and picking up a big
rock hurled it through the window,
striking the foreman Of the office.
He entered the room, tumbled every
thing on the floor and left town. He
next turned up at Pueblo, Col, where
he was imprisoned for stsboiuS a
nan. When be got out he went east.
O was very morose and very violent
angered.
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FIre Consplrator, Executed.

SOFIA, July 27.-The four conspira-
tors, Muarof, PopofT, Ghoorghied and
Karaguletf, who were recently tried by
court martial on a charge of being i'm
pIcated In q plot against the lives of
Prince Ferdinand, Of Bulgaria, and his
Prime Minister, NJ. Stambulof, were
executed In this city at 3 o'clock this
morning. A number OF other persons
who were tried with the four men exc
cuted to-day have been sentenced to va
rinus terms OF Imprisonment.
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Ar.rm Enrlns Ronsr Ezplo.Ion.

CINCINNATI, O., July 27.-Yesterday
afternoon ssteam engine boiler used
with a what threshlng machine, near
KyleS station, Butler county, burst.
Ambrose Alexander aud Perry Holden
we're killed and horribly DaRgled,
George Wiley, Edward Taylor, William
shark and job Kyle were painfully
FUNDED Ths barn was set on FIRE sni
qsd'to the around with about 1000
and farming Implements.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Flovd Duncan completed the schooi
enumeration yesterday for the three
wards, Kirkwood, Bridgeport and Et-
nsyille. The enumeration EN- braces
ain children who are under twenty-one
years of age.
The following is the number this year
compared TO that of last years school
census:
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The Fighter. an Doing wen.

CWCAGo, July 27.-Parson Davies
writes from Berlin under date of July
II, that Jackson is slowly improving,
but will not be able TO fight again for
some time. He says that Hall and
Pritchard are both getting ready for
their match. 1t will take place August
90. so club has yet offered purse,
but it will take place on that date.
Pritchard is a fayorite from to Z 1t
is said that Davies and Jackson will be
40 the ring side in New Orleans to chal-
lenCe the winner Of the Sulliyan-Corbett
mill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rh1a Remedy
Can always be depended upon, it is
pleasant TO take and will cure cramp,
cholera morbus, dysentery and diarrh9a
in their worst forms. Every family
should be provided with it. IS and so
cent bottles for sale by druggists.
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To Prnrent Cholera.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 27.-As a
precautionary measure 10 prevent
cholera, the Secretary of the Treasury
has directed collectors Of customs along
the Atlantic Seabosrd to prohibit the
landing Of emigrants from France.
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The G. @. Ms. Eye.

LONDON. July 27.-An .oculist to-day
visited Mr.. Gladstone and after an ex-
animation of his injured eye told him
that it had regained so much OF its
strength that he might use it briefly
for reading purposes. Mr.. Gladstone's
general health is admirable.
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Srsnl Anttrrs.
PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COURT OHIO
" county w. Va. 10 the matter OF The pro-
bate OF the will Of Adolph hoch, deceased.
The object Of the petition hled IN this matter
on the 18th day OF July, 1922 Is 70 have admitted
to probate paper writing purportlng 20 be the
win OF AGolph Hoch. deceased, bearing date
the 9TH day OF July, lSq2 aud IL appearing from
an affidavit hlsd with me In my Office that
Jacob Hoch, one OF the persons who Is therein
and by said petition declared 90 be interested
this Slate, IL Is ordered that be do appear 40
my Office in the city OF Wheeling, In tho county
and s ate Aforesaid within one month after
the date OF the hrst publication hereof snd 40
what Is necessary 70 p ottct his interest IN said
matter. The hearing OF said petition Is set for
the 18th day OF August iSt2, az 10 o'clock a. m.
Published the frst time July 18Th, 1872.
jylSoawt GEORGE HOOK, Clerk
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Commissioners Notice.

To the creditors OF tho estate OF 5. y. Arnold
and all others concerned,
You ara hereby notified that ~ The request 81
Robt white, Administrator OF said B. b. hfno'o'
have appointed
Monday. The 22d day Of August
A. D 1922. At Q 4. m. as the time, and my once,
No ISL, ChApline street. wheeling, W. va A.
the place. for receiving proofs Of debts or az
uAnds against tho said decedsDt or her estate,
Al which time and place you are requested 70
attend. t,. -,
accounts Of The County Court OF Ohio eopnV
this sth day Of July, 1922 -.
,vaoawy GEO. v. 30 YD Commiisionsf.