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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-15
The Grea Eastern

The Grea Eastern
Was the largest ship ever built, $50 feet
long, SO broad, 60 deep and 2S,627 tons
burden.
The Emerson is the most popular
piano in America feet inches long,
2 feet inches broad, feet 10 inches
deep and no burden-not even to the
purchaser when bought on the liberal
terms offered by c. a. House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-15
worlds columbian OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO Chicago via Ohio River X. X.

Worlds columbian OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO Chicago via Ohio River X. X.
On and after this date until October
3lst, the Ohio River r r. will sell
tickets to Chicago and return, on &C
count of the Worlds Columbian Expo
sltion, at greatly reduced rates. Tickets
will be good for continuous passage 10
either direction with fual limit for re-
turn passage November 5th, 1898. For
rates OF fare, time of train and other in
formation, inquire of Ticket Agents
Ohio River r. R., or write w. J. Rob-
inson, G. p. A., ParkerSburg, w. Va.
WOULD you ride on railroad that
uses no danger signalS?~ That cough is
a signal of danger. The safest cure is
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
by all dealers on guarantee OF satisfac-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-15
NEWS OF THE pay.
Trips Postponed.

The Sunday morning jaunts which
were planned by the cycles and Wheel
ing whecImen were postponed until
next Sunday, on account OF the oad
condition of the roads. The former
contem plated trip to Claysville, Pa,
and the latter to Steubenville, q. A
great many wheels were ont In the az
ternOOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-15
NOTICE.
-,nrRIFF.s rAx NorIcE-oNfNa rol

CyHERlFF's TAX fOTfCE-oWfEG To
- ch nze OF my Office. I take this mstbod on
notifying the public that will hereafter re-
ceiye state aud cOgnty taxes ~ the Clerk Of the
County Comm ssionefs' once. All persons on.
ing STATE and county taxes will please call ana
SETTLE a. once. a. Will ~ compelled ~ tbs re-
cent Act OF the Legislature 20 publish the
names OF all per.ons failing 70 have their ttres,
real and personsl. paid on or befors jane Ist
iss8 LEWIS sTEEsROD. Els. o. g.
fnyif1Qer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-15
An Aged Lady Hurt.

An old lady named Kelly, over sixty
years of age, met with painful acct
dent at the Terminal tracks, near
Ford's crossing, on Chapline street, yes
terday afternoon. The flagman was
not on duty, and the gates were not
down. A train was being backed over
the road, and the lady came in contact
with a coach. She was knocked over
an embankment about ten feet high.
She was carried into DR.. j. r. Manley's
Office, near by. where her wounds were
found to be a general shaking up and a
severely cut head. Later she was re-
moved to her stopping place, Carr's
boarding house, on South Chapline
street, where she is doing as well as
could be expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-15
FOR RENT.

NOR Rem HOUSE WITH FIVE ROOMS
Il at No. 800 Cnapline street. Inquire a. La
Belle Saloon. malOa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-15

THE advertising of Hoods Sarsapa-
riIla is substantiated by endorsements
which in the financial world would be
accepted without moments hesitation.
They tell the story HOODS CURES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-15
HOOPS PILLS cure liver Ills, jaundic'

FINE FooTwEAR-We have just re-
ceived a full assortment OF low shoes
for ladies in all the latest styles
L. V. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-15

Iehsr's CastOris
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-15

lian COnclave viii
at the corner Of
streets. A most
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-15

yTANTED-To LOAN MONEY AT TWO
w per cent, 1rst mortgage, real estate Sc
dress J. C. MARPLE, Elm Grove. W. Va.
my 3h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-15
WANTED.

w AGED WOMAN TO
w Keep house for three OF family. Address
W., this office. myi4dqef
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-07
ANARCHY IN AUSTRIA.
conspiring to Blow Up the
Reichsrath.

lSpecisl Dispatch to the CHRcSIcrE.l
VIENNA. September 2S.-On
SAptelr Der .23d information was
csbled Of the arrest of a number
of anarchists in this city in a
house on the Siebenbrunner strasse
and the discovery OF cases Of
reviewers, bombs. explosives. coats
with leather Innings. with hooks
for suspending bombs TO them. and
documents Of masi discriminating
nature
The police have been most reticent
in regard 10 the matter Till to-day,
when they admitted the truth Of
the story aud added material facts,
showing THAI the conspiracy was
the greatest since Guy Fawkes
day.
They SAP that subsequent in
vcsfigasIon showed thzt the anar-
chis:s intended 70 smusgle dyna-
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-07

mite into the underground portion
Of the Reichsrsth building and
when that body met October 10Th
10 blow il skyhigh aud thereby
strike terror into the hez rts OF the
enemies Of the indie pendent group
Of socialists, to which the arrested
men belonged.
Had the plot succeeded some SO
people would have been hurled iu-
to eternity including princes Of
the imperial fsmilv. hereditary
mobiles aud d;gnitsriss of the
church.
The anarchists also had plans
laid TO blow up at t.e same time
the town hall, with over 1000
employed therein, besides number
of important buildings on the
Ringstrasse. one of the finest streets
in Europe. the university, the
famous Historical Museum and
other buildings of a similar nature.
The Hofburg Theater was also IN
cluded in the conspiracy.
Tue strangest part Of the story.
as far as the United States is can-
cerned. comes now. 1t has already
been announced that the bombs
we're made according to the for
mula of Herr Most of New York.
but this is not all. The police
claim t, be able to prove that the
anarchists in this gigantic con-
spiracy are connected with the
anarchists at Chicago. They say,
this is not merely police theory,
but that the connection of the
Chicago anarchists with those
here has been fully established
beyond doubt.
Correspondence between the
Chicago reds and those of Vienna
is said TO be in the hands of the |
Austrian Government, who, it
would seem, must have commune |
Gated with the Chicago police on
the subject.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-07

dro foundered of Cape Tiburon
on the extreme southwest coast
OF Hayti on the 9th of Septem-
Der. Everybody on board her to
the number OF eighty, with ex-
cepsion OF one sailor. persisted A
distinguished company of Hay
tan diplomats on their way to
San Domingo ~ho were on the
Alexandra lost their lives during
the catastrophe.
President Cleveland has nom
mated Commodore George Brown
to be Rear Admiral.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-07

WASHINGTON. September Is
A dangerous lunatic who had de-
signs on the Presidents life
entered the White House by
stealth this morning and was
making for the upper story.
where Mr. CIeyeland's Office Is
situated, when discovered and
placed under arrest. How the
lunatic elnded the police and got
into the basement of the White
House unnoticed is a mystry.
He appeared 70 the colored cook
in the basement.
Tie old woman. alarmed at the
stranger 5 actions. tried to escape
but he stepped between her and
the door. Then Ia said in q
loud. threatening tone. II van:
TO see father"
The frightened cook stammer
ed. Who IS your iaiherF
"Mr. Cleveland of course.
Why DO you ask such silly
question: said the stranger. be-
coming enraged.
The COOK PAINTED.
Cock sank into a chair in a
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-07
Mr.. T. H. Davies in Washington

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S,-Theo.
II. Davies, a big English Hawaiian
sugar planter, arrived here tn night
from England on his way to Homo
lulu. Davies is here to use what
influence he possesses to promote
a 'hands-off'' policy relative to
Hawaii.
He advocates submitting the
whole question to vote electorate
and says he has no doubt that if
the people on the islands had a
chance TO express their will they
would vote for an independent Gov
ernment and the restoration of the
Queen.
He issued a long address to the
Hawaiian people appealing to
them to continue the fight for in
dependence against the foreign in
ter-sts arrayed against them.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-07
Wanted ('Ieye|andS Chair.
4 DESPERATE CRANK CAPTURED
IN THE WHITE HOUSE.
The Timely Appearance Of
an Officer.

Mysterious Appearance of the In
truder in the Executive Man
sion "A Struggle with the POI
licemen at the Watch Box
His Repeated Demands for a
Pistol-The Crank to be Sent
to an Asylum.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-07

faint. The sound of a strange
voice attracted other servants to-
the kitchen They. noticing the
Wild actions OF the man. rushed
upstairs aud called a policeman.
The stranger started up the stair
| way and was met by Policeman
Heller. He saw st a glance that
he had to deal with lunatic.
The stranger scowied when the
officer stepped up to him. but the
scowl disappeared when the
policeman said: Your father is
ont in the garden. Come with
me aud we viii find him.
The lunatic hesitated moment
and then whispered; "Yon know
want father 10 give me the Pre-
sidential chair. /"
He'll give it to you. of
course. replied the officer. as he
started with the lunatie toward
the door.
:'He don't use it any more.
It's up in the garrett. "
Officer and lunatic, arm in arm.
walked out of the main door and
down toward the police call box
where Officer Hibie was sta
toned.
A DESPERATE STRUGGLE.
When the lunatic saw Hible he
grabbed a blackjack from Hible's
pocket before the latter could
prevent him, and n desperate
struggle followed. The luuatic
was finally lifted into the pratrol
Wagon and taken to the nearest
station-hcuse.
On his way he was asked what
he wanted in the White House.
The man replied sullenly; Il
wanted that chair. I told you
that.
What chair" was asked.
The Presidential chair.
Don't you think the Presi-
ient fills it satisfactory asded
the officers.
mo, / don't" was the lima
lies reply. And / intend to get
It by fair means or foul. Give US
each a pistol and I'll show You
who will get it-you.
AT the police station the luna
lie gave the name Joseph Wash
ngton. He said be was twenty
ears old and came from Penn
iylyania. When he was arraign-
ID in the Police Court he pleaded
not guilty" and asked. From
what date am cbsrgedi7
From yesterday. answered
be clerk.
A RAMBLING STATEMENT.
Then / am not guilty"
why did you go 10 the White
Ionsel asked Judge Kimball.
To take it. OF course.
For whatF'
ITO use it as my own.
is your home in Wilmington
No. SIR
Where is your homer
Il am at home anywhere"
The lunatic WAS committed.
. Is probable that he will be sent
, the st. Elizabeth Asylum in
Iashington. He is the third
-ank who has visited the White
iouse since Mr.. Cleveland was
iaugurated.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-07

This var fever, which has been
spreading In French veins for
several weeks, comes not onlysof
a desire for revenge. but Of love
for conquest 1t Is peculiar
| desire. I have watched the
French people under various
forms of emotion. especially dur
ing the past year. and this last
is the most interesting Of all.
THE GAR ALARMED.
They have discovered that they
are a vigorous. fully restored
nation. The Russian alliance
has completed their realization
of strength. They are inpatient
TO test their power. The average
Frenchman would go to war with
England to-day with almost as
much enthusiasm as he would
march toward the Rhine.
This newest passion of France
has surprised her own Govern
ment, has alarmed Russia and
has startled all Europe. The
Car has demanded that next
months welcome to the Russians
shall be restricted to the form
followed at Cronstadt two years
ago. Paris has begun prepare
tons for series OF the most
magnificent fetes in history. The
Russian Ambassador announces
that the visitors will accept only
official entertainments. Paris is
annoyed, but she will make her
demonstration nevertheless. De-
fiance to all the world and an
exhibit of national power, which
the affair is intended to signify. |
will be proclaimed to Christen-
dom.
MUCH DEPENDS on cARSoT.
The most hopeful element of |
safety in this situation is Pre-
sident Carnot. He may be re-
lied on to repress folly and main
tain National common sense to
the best of his ability. The
President of the French Repub-
lie is not for war. He will exert
himself unselfishly for the peace
iul prosperity of his country
Turing his remaining days of
The great blessing for which
France can hope is that he will
% spared to direct her affairs
Turing the next few months.
Strong pressure from family and
MEDICAL advisers is being exert
d to induce him to resign when
Parliament assemblies in Noyem-
'er. If his friends, who ought
0 know the truth, are we'll in
ormed, nj. Carnot may live two
r three years or he may die to-
,orrow. Any great extension OF
is public career is impossible.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-07
Late Foreign News

The mail by the Australld
does not bring anything of spe-
cial interest to Hawaii. Private
advices from Washington con
tinue to be highly satisfactory to
the cause Of the loyal Hawaiians
and developments can be looked
for ut an early date. Colonel
Spreckels who has made a vigo-
rous fight for Hawaii in Washing
ton has left the capital after hav
ing accomplished his object.
Minister Willis and Consul
General Mills will leave San
Francisco on the 10th inst. and
arrive here on the 10th or 18th.
Mr.. Blouut has returned to his
home in Georgia. and the Ha-
waiian affairs are virtually settled
What the final result will
be is still matter of conjecture.
as the deepest secrecy is observ-
ed in everything pertaining to
Hawaii, but well informed peo-
pie prophecy that the decision of
President Cleveland and his add
ministration will be favorable to
the just cause of the Hawaiian
People.
Revolution in the different
South America Republics are
still raging and the situation is
precair and fraught with danger.
The bombardment of Rio Janeiro
has cost many lives both of com
batants and non-combatants
and the greatest distress
reigns in the Brazilian capital.
The L S S cruiser Charleston is
there, and is ordered to use her
moral influence to protect Amer
leans and their property. A lun
a'ic has made an attempt to enter |
the White House evidently for the |
purpose Of assassinating the Pres
ident. The crank was fortunately |
detected In time and secured. |
The anarchists are lifting their
heads again and a terrible dyna-
mite conspiracy has been detect
ed and checked in Austria 1t is
believed that the anarchists are
all over Europe and
America and some preeoncerted
action by all the powers can be
looked for to finally exterminate
hat scourge on modern civiliza-
ion.
Mr.. van Allen whose appoint
nent by Cleveland to be Italian
Minister created strong indig-
lation even in the Democratic
Marty has given up the fight and
declined the appointment.
4
Gladstone has delivered another
'ioleni speech in Edinburgh di-
'ected against the House of Lords.
de threatened to dissolve the
House of Lords If dissolution Of
'arlismens was forced on him.
Negotiations between Siam and
France are broken OFF again and
he outlook for the first named
'ountry is very dark. Prince
health has been inn
'ruving and he has returned to
'riderichsrnhe.
The Sale Of the Palo Alto
stock viii take place during this
lonth 50 trutters having been
ent TO Lexington whore they /
iii be pat up at auction. Ia
The Hsytian warsllip Alexsn- 1
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-07

Twas the smart boy doing the
talking.
Who Of reverence had lack
at must have been slippery
walking
When the prodigal son went
back.
And ~hy was it slippery walk
ingi"
But the smart boy VAS still on
deck
We are told when his father
saw him
That the old man fell on his
neck. "-Jndgs.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-07
EXCITEMENT IN FRANCE.

1t rarely happens that public
opinion of a whole nation de-
mands war. When it does there
is good cause for apprehension.
The masses OF Paris are fast APP
prosching that stage. Within
a few months, unless restrained
or diverted, the people OF France
will be clamoring for war. At
present the sentiment is but little
short OF it. 1t is fully significant
OF the unnatural tension of the
situation that two such incidents
as the proposed entertainment
to the Russian fees at Toulon
and the message of sympathy
sent by Emperor William to
Prince Bismarck's sick bed
should cause the whole French
nation to smell powder in anti
cipations bat they do smell il,
and il is almost hike the smell Of
blood to = hungry tiger.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-07
THE WAR CLOUD IN
EUROPE.

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Loyers Of
peace cannot gain much encour-
agement from the European stu
alton as it presents itself to-day.
No cdsus belli or tangible excuse
for war threatens, except the
Siamese affair, which, for the
moment. is not discussed. Still
the impression is growing
stronger daily in the great capt.
tails and the bonds of inter-
national friendship or rather
tolerance. for no stronger senti-
ment exists, are under u severe
and increasing strain.
/ have talked with many close
students of public affairs in both
Paris and London this week.
They all look forward to the COM
ing winter and spring as the most
critical period for Europe. am
far from prophesying war. l do
not believe any Government is
planning or desiring it. There
are indications, however, that
more than one is expecting it and
that all are preparing for it.
Decisive action in such a situ-
alton is apt to De taken by the
people themselves.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-07

Cook sank into a chair in .
The morning call., 1893-12-04
IN COLD BLOOD.
The Sequel of a Sunday
Night Dance.
Ex-SaIoon-Keeper Gallagher Shoots
Man in Front of the Brigh-
ton Resort.

A shooting affray that will probably
prove fatal occurred shortly after midnight
in the hallway of the resort kept by
Charles Oliver. known as the Brighton, on
Eddy street, near Market.
Thomas Tannion, a racehorse man, em-
ployed in various capacities about the
track, received a bullet in bis left side
from pistol in the hands of William
Gallagher, who formerly kept aloon.
There was the regular Sunday night
dance att the B'nai Birth hall, and the
trouble originated there.
Alterations, emphasized by the draw
ing of reyolvers, had been frequent. F.
nally Tannion left the ballroom, and soon
after he reached the sidewalk he was
assaulted by man named Cohen, who
said, "Here. want you," and struck him
in the face. A fight naturally eusued.
Gallagher is a friend of Cohen, and he
ran through the Brighton saloon out to
the sidewalk and pulled a pistol. Tan
pion cried Don't shoot" but Gallagher
deliberately fired bullet into his left side.
Detective Anthony happened to be In
the Brighton Saloon at The time and he
the shooting was done. taking his weapon
from him.
whats human life anyhow" Gal
lagher observed in spirit OF stupid brav-
ado. He has been drinking heavily lately
and seemed quite Indifferent as to what he
had done.
He told the detective that il he had not
got hold of his revolver just when he did
Anthony would have had a bullet in his
own body.
The wounded man was at once con-
veyed to the City Receiving Hospital, and
Detective Gibson brought Gallagher into
Tannion's presence 10 be identified before
the latter breathed his last.
Detective Gibson asked Tannion, point
ing to Gallagher. 'Is this the man that
shot you ?"
Yes" Tannion replied.
hat was his reason for doing it?"
II don't know. He haG nothing against
me-"
Gallagher was at once taken to eel!
and locked up.
A peculiar thing happened Just before
Mr.. Gibson secured this statement. A
mutual acquaintance of Tannion and Gal
lagher came into the hospital and whis-
pered to Tannion:
Don't identify him; he didn't shoot
y0u." Mr.. Gibson had the man arrested
forthwith Peter Clark is his name.
The surgeons examination showed that
the ball had penetrated the lower part of
the stomach. The wound is likely to prove
fatal. though there is chance of recovery
Tannion,s home was at 214 Seventh
street, and the news of the shooting of
her son reaching his mother brought the
half-dazed woman to the wounded mans
bedside.
This is the second time Gallagher has
shot at at a man. Some time ag" during
which game of "craps" was
going on. he fired at Police Officer Stevens
He was formerly employed in the County
Clerks office. under Blattner.
The morning call., 1893-12-04
UNITE.
Salvador Joins Mexico in
a Treaty.
Satisfactory Reciprocal Commercial
Relations Are Established Be-
tween the Two Countries.

A party of distinguished officials from
Salvador is in this city. 1t includes two
young officers who won fame on the
battle field in the late war against Guate-
mala. one Minister and state official
These gentlemen came to San Francisco
last week and have since been living very
quietly at the Occidental Hotel. They
rather shrunk from public view, and so
their presence here was not noticed.
The principal man among them is Senior
Don n. Angulo. who has held the high
off of Minister Plenipotentiary and
Envoy Extraordinary from Salvador to
Mexico. The occasion of his visit to the
sister republic was one of great import
aDce 10 the two countries. And as result
of this diplomatic embassy very cordial
commercial relations have been established
between his Government and Mexico
With this agreement warm friendship
which Is expected 10 bear fruit in many
directions has been formed.
The other visitors who accompany Don
Angulo are Captain n. ADgulo Figueroa,
Captain M. Pinto, attaches of the Mexican
Embassy, and Don Salvador Rodriguez,
ex-secretary of the Salvador legation at
the City Of Mexico.
Mr.. Angulo is the Minister of Finance
OF Salvador, and to him was intrusted the
important mission which had Tor its object
the establishment of a commercial treaty
between Mexico and his country.
''We are returning home," said he last
night from the City of Mexico. Our mis-
sion was quite successful, so that both
countries are pleased with the results. A
commercial treaty has been established,
and it will tend to develop commerce be-
tween Salvador and Mexico. Duties have
been changed considerably on both sides.
On many commodities IL has been materi-
ally reduced. and many. too, are placed on
the free list. The treaty is reciprocal. We
believe in reciprocity, and the Mexican
Government agreed with US"
Captains Pinto and Figueroa distin-
Ruished themselves in the recent war in
which their country was engaged with
Guatemala. They made dashing soldiers,
and were since remembered by their
President. who gave'shem posts of honor
in The Government.
They will sail on the next steamer for
Central America. and hope to be at home
before Christmas.