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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09
KILLED by an n. s. & G. Train

RAvKSswooD. W. VA, ,Jpnes--John Ly-
tie, son Of Capt Uriah Lyle, Of this place,
attempted 70 get on the Rayenswood,
Spencer and Glenyille passenger train this
morning while It was backing into the sta
ton. and succeeded in landing on the step
Of the coach next TO the engine. The step
gave way. precipitating him under the
wheels of the tender, cutting OF both legs
soon died.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09
cholera Coming west Rapidly.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June s.-Surgeon
General Wyman Of the Marine Hospital
service to-day received the following dis
patch from Mr. Newbury the United States
Charge D'Afaires At Constantinopie,d dated
from Para. relative 10 the cholera out
break in Asiatic Turkey.
--latest news shows rapid spread west
ward into Mesapotamia trade routes. This
Sin soon bring in the Mediterranean
uarrs -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ohio Republicans Have Sounded the
Keynote for 1895.
THEY STAND ON THE OLD GROUND

And Present Precisely the Same
Front Which Was So Pregna-
BILE in 19o2-McKinley's Speech
of Acceptance Deals With Ma
tional Affairs, but Enunciates
No New Principles, Theories
Nor Plans-No Signs of Pro-
gres Visible Anywhere--The
Splintered Planks Patched Up
Once More.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09
First African to Be Appointed by CIevs-
land

WAsHISsToS. d. c., June Sit Is re-
garded as a settled thing that Mr.. Henry
Clay Smith, of Birmingham, Ala, will be
appointed to Tamstive, Madagascar. He
IS a very intelligent and upright negro,
who was born in Tennessee, has made bis
OWE way In the world, and Is an intense
Democrat His appointment Is expected
during the week, and be will be the first
African recognized" by the Cleveland
administration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09
Blount.. Resignation Not Heard OF.

WAsHINGToN. June S.--If Minister
Blount has resigned his Office as Minister
TO Hawaii, as stated in a San Frsncleco
dispatch, the fact is not known at the
State Department 1t is said to be i'm
probable that such a communication would
be sent by telegraph, and the Hawaiian
mail, which arrived at San Francisco by
the steamer Australia yesterday, will not
reach the State Department before next
week A telegram from Minister Blount
was received few days ago simply stat
ing that he had received his credentials
aud had taken the oath OF Office, so that II
Mr.. Blount has resigned the action will
surprise the Department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09
Tried and True

Friends are scarce, bur If you are suffering
with that horrible disease scrofula, you
Will find Sulphur Bitters will cure you as
IL did me. after suffering eight years, and
paying out hundreds Of dollars to doctors
and druggists---JEAxSETTE HTsscoH,
Troy, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09
ANIMPORTANTMATTR'
Should Not Democrats Illegally Dis
missed, Be ReinStated?
FIRST ASSISTANT P. N. G. JONES

Has His Attention Called to 1t
by Congressman Erdman, OF
Pennsylvania ~ Mail Carriers
and Railway Mail Clerks, Who
Were Dismissed Because They
Were Democrats, May Get
Their Old Places-A Big Batch
ofConsular Appointments Made
by the President
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09
Dr.. KOOntu Charged with Psrjury.

.Srseiai TeleO- ds1s % n R-giaer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, June S-Dr
Koontz. prominent physician Of Central
City, a suburb. was arrested tonight,
chafged with perjury, In having sworn
falsely in giving an account of his proper
tytn making scheduls. He was held over
nnEil tomorrow for q preliminary exam
tiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09

VIsErxerox. q. c.. June 6-Por W,
Virginia. Western Pennsylsanik >nd O
TAR. except showers neer be axe Ia TIE
lPernsysvania: wfats sAfk1ng 20 soafhxt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09
'ECLALIA SAW THH FAIR.
The Spanish Princess Suddenly Set
Down in Wonderland.
ADMIRED EVERYTHING SIZE SAW

And Was Admired by Everyone
Who Saw Her-The Display OF
Fireworks and Electric Lights
Tickled Her Wonderfully and a
Pyrotechnic Portrait Of Herself
Sixty Feet Square, Amazed
Her-Praise for the Great Amer
lean People.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09
ioxarnor-Mm. MoKinley.

Governor-Wm. Mckinley.
nt-Governor-And rev Harris.
State Tressurer-wm. 4. Cope
Attorney-General-Jo X. Richards.
Supreme Judge-Joseph =. Bradberry.
Member Board Public works-krans y
noCullooh.
Food and Dairy Com mmissicusr-Dr. II. Il.
McNeill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-09

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12

Nevahoe and britannia Begin the Fam OUT
Race NJ 11;16 Today.

LONDON. Sept. 12 The zach, race for
the brspton's Reef cup occurred to+ay.
The Navahoa aud Britiania .strrt a
from Cose es 1t os3o this morning in tow
for the starting point, the
Needles on the western end Of the Isle of
Wight The course IL about 40 milcs.
When shs start was made nc 1isl5 q. m. a
olF ,os east wind was blowing.
The Britannia passed the Needles nc
13s)0; the Fsvahoe nc 12:46. The speed
vns favorable for termination at
0'clcck.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
COMBINE AGAINST SIN.
Most Remarkable Gathering In the
History Of Theology
WORLDS RELIGIOUS CONGRESS.
Peace ON Earth and Good VIII Toward
Men the Ruling Princlpie-All Cr ,cds
Represented-A brilliant spectacle at
the Opening.
WORLDS RELIGIOUS CONGRESS.

CHICAGO. Sep. 12.-What will go down
great series of World Congresses that have
been held in Chicago this year and in many
respects one Of the most extraordinary con-
ventions that the Universe has ever seen
was inaugursted yes erday in the
presence of an audience that filed the hall
OF Columbus from the platform to the ut
most corner OF the gallery and thus over
flowed into the spacious rotunda and out
onto the wide plaza.
II was the worlds first parliament OF re-
ligions, series OF union meetings with the
objectof uniting all religions against IRE.
ligion and presenting to tho world the
substantial unity of many religions in the
common aim Of religious life. Upon the
platform and in the body OF the hall Chris
tians sat next to Buddhists, Brahmins
beside Greeks, followers of Confucus
with the high priests of Theosophy, De-
lists from Bombay and Calcutta with the
primates of the Catholic church in the new
land. For seventeen days the parliament
will be in session and during this period
each denomination will occupy the time as
signed to it in setting forth the principles
of the faith it holds and the service 1t has
rendered to mankind. There will
be no controversy or comparisons
and attacks are strictly prohibited.
Peace on earth and good will toward men
will be the ruling principle. Denomina-
tional differences will be forgotten. and
each participating body will confine itself
to affirming its own faith and achieve
ments.
1t was a few minutes after ten
o'clock when the opening of the
doors of the hall announced to the
great audience that the procession was
about to enter. Instinctively every man
and woman rose to their feet, and remark
able procession it was President Bondy
Bonner, as usual, led the way Then came
Cardinal Gibbons and Rev. DIR. j. b. Bar
rows, OF this city; Archbishop Feehan and
the Archbishop of zahter Greece; Prrsi-
dent Higginbotham, of the Worlds Fair.
and Archbishop Redwood, Of New
Zealand; Protat Chunder, Mazoomdar of
Calcutta, and Pung Kwang Yu, Of China's
legation; Rabbi K. G. Hrsch, and b. ID.
Nagarkar, of Bombay; Archbishop Koren
Ashkan, OF Greece, and Rev. DR.. Mon
erei Of London, and so on through a list
of 200 men from every land who have
made themselves famous in the fields Of
theology and Christian teaching. The
audience cheered to the echo as those dis
tinguished Americans and foreigners, many
of the ecclesiastics wearing their brilliant
robes, stepped slowly down the aisle.
When all had been seated Cardinal Glib
bons delivered a fervent invocation, the
audience remaining standing Addresses
of welcome were then delivered by Rev
DR.. Barrows, Rev. Augusta Chaplin. Arch
bishop Feehan and several others, and re-
sponses were made by most Of those prev
iously named'as participants In the pro-
cession. The various Congresses will
organize this afternoon and commence
work tomorrow morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
A PASTOR INSTALLED.
Rev William #. Furman Pecones Pastor
Of Oiney street Congregational Church.

a large congre ,ation was present at the
installation Of Rev william r. Furman
as pastor Of the Olney street C,n9rt q ltion-
al church last evening. The chance was
eiabora;ely dec rated with potted plan 8
and ferns, whci were arranged sin
much artistic effect. Among the
clergymen who were Ir sent d
took part in tie services we-o
Rev. w. H. Spencer OF the Fou III
Uuitaran church, Rev Herbert Mott O,
l. CusLman, ID. ID, OF the First
Cutting OF Newport, Rev. a fred NJ In
chester OF Salem. Mass, and Rev. ID. NJ.
Wilson. superntend dent for New Enga ID
of the Amerlc Untaran MSS collation..
The exercises opened with responsive
reading. led Ly Rev. w. ii. Spencer
followed by invocation and Scrip
ture readings by Rev. Herbert
Mott. The choir then rendered an
AM hem, MY Soul Doth Magnify the
Lord" and Rev. Charles W. Wendte de-
livered sermon. taking for his text
Isaiah skill. 8: "rhe liberal devlsst h
liberal things. land by lib ra. thi gs shall
he stand" After the discourse Rev. ID !,
VI. Wilson delivered the charge to the
pastor, and II v. Alfred Manchester, the
charge to the pe pie. The right hand Of
fellowship was extended by Rev. Herbsrt
Mott, in the absence OF Rev. Augustus
NJ Lord. Rev. Henry l. Cushman. ID. ID.
welcomed the new pastor, and the SER
vi, @ clo' ed with the singing Of n hvmu
wrttel for the occasion by Rev. Mr.. Fur.
man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12

CmcAoo, Sep. 12. Harry Warner,
siuht clerk In the drug store of K. H. Hol-
,oyd, has had terrible struggle for his
lie with two daring robbers. He was shot
n the mouth and then beaten on the head
with billies until the thieves left him, as
they supposed, dead. He was found lying
IN pool Of blood. unconscious. The cash
register In the store had been rifed, and
an attempt had been msde to rob the safe.
From Warner the thieves took $50 after he
had been beaten into insensibility.
He was awakened by a night call and
admitted two men. After lighting the gas
he was confronted with revolver and or
dered to hold up his hands. and on COM
plying one OF the robbers told him to put
his hands in rope loop held before him.
He decided be would as soon be shot as to
b. bound and gagged, and he inserted only
one Of bis hands, with the other hand he
made drive at the robbers face, knock
ing him over backward, and he rolled
down the stairs to the bottom:
IN the basement. As he fell ne kept hold
Of the rope and the loop tightnned on War
ne.'s wrists. The clerk was dragged down
with him and when they landed at the bot
tom Warner was on top.
The basement was pitch dark, and for
Ave minutes clerk Warner struggled bravcly
for his life against terrible odds. Warner
yl.osed his teeth OH the ear OF his assailant
and bit of q large piece. He was getting
the best OF the robber when the man with
the bandaged hand came to his compan-
IONS aid.
The robber struck Warner over the head
with . billy, which compelled him to
loosen his hold on the other thief. While
be lay dszed from the blow, q revolver was
thrust into his mouth and discharged.
Fortunately the bullet struck q tooth,
which changed its course. and it drilled
hole in Warmers cheex. The leaden mis-
sile went clear through his cheek, and i'm
bedded itself In the floor Of the basement
The two desperadoes then beat Warner
over the head with short, loaded clubs
until he was done for. They left him
lying In the basement. and escaped by
the door through which they entered the
place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
ely MOTES.

The roof OF the pos ofiise bulldng is
beiug ietinaed.
An official visitation VIII he made by
tie hoard Of officers of the ST tie council,
o. Y. A. NJ. TO Burns de couacil OF
Riverside tonight.
George Phillips, n team ter in the em-
ploy of Samuel Hull, W. s severely Injured
while unloading q heavy case Of gucds.
lie was carried to his home No. ia HAN
dali street in the ambulance.
Inspcctor of NJ tiers Jan es II. Higgins
C O npanied by his wife left today for
P.y,nontn. Mrss., vile the Ne, Eng
land Water Works association 10 to hold
its annual fall outing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12

The receipts from internal revenue yes
terday were s2l,sr7; from customs 1918,
73J, and miscellaneous $27. 1886.
The National Bank Notes received yestcr
day for redemption amounted to $3.50, 2GJ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12

a nunter of Providence whcelmen
heys R0ue 20 Noonsockst today 10 pnr.
clolDeeo In che races under the auspices Of
- WooAoooket Agricultural soctstY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
A Novel Licycle-

A novelty which attracts no little at
tention is a chainless bicycle on exhibit
ton mt one OF The bic, Gle sior,s. Ins;e ,d
of having sprocket wheel on the
crankshaft connected with a sprocket on
the rear wheel by ch ain. 1t has "A mltre
gear on the crankshaft which
drives shaft that runs TO the rear ol
the machine through tubing aud In turn
the rear wheel. All tie gears are neatly
encased and IL is impossible for any pare
OF the riders clothing to get caught
ia the mechanism. The machi - wa,
manufactured by the League Cycle com.
pauy of Hartford
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
HENRY w. COOKE,
REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES,
FIRE INSURANCE.
/ Custom House st.


FOR SALE-xEAL ESTATk
Three Tines under Tits heading no cemta
ECs SALE FINE c0cNfEY SEsfDEScE
- and farm, Luiidings Al nearly 9%ew new srs aDou. ~
o. 70 ss ~ & s
Two miles OF post ones s5d railroad station; meat
i built doesut .colnpa, with the comforts Of
al taderwood Park. isaac /. don. WeyoosssI
corner Dorrance streets. sept 1-ot:
a electric and horse cars nne residence OF ~
rooms with large stable nearly half an az acre It ~
trees and shrubs; price very low. Address F-20.
\VE HAVE No LONG. SONG ~ SING. But
derwood Park for sale on The easiest passibe teri
Isaac L. Con. WeyDosset corner Dorrance s'rse.s'
L'Un oALE.-AN kl.rGANT NEW CORNER
4 hous. on Broad streets, twelve rooms. bill
Lard and bath rooms Laundry. all modern con-
psrteaIar. adarsss E.sS. % ProviSsnse AZ ss'S News
DoS'T PUT YOUR MONEY THAT YOU HAVE
you on rst class estate r MORTGAGES al per cent
interest. Isaac l.. Goon. weybossei. corner Dor
kUn % ish.-UN rnUAiN STREET.. A s,s-
aposs w ens Ssf bs sold sSasa o.
separately; wsiI worth looking into. Address
D-<4. care Providenc- News
IF you HAVE DRAWN YOUR MONEY OUT OF
FIRE brine IL 70 o NJ ana we viii rive YOU GiLT
EbGED sEcuRrTY S for @ IL at per t cent. Interest
Isaac L. Con, Weybosse'. corner DorranSe streets
7 OTIS ON THE BAY.-soME OF THE VERY
IL finest lots on the west shore will be sold 70 de-
0 ars address dresses ea g. a care enpr Providsace News
LOk SALOON uOvEKNon. sTrEEr YAK
4 route andnear cable cars. me lot o, evIo .%
feet IN s pncommonly % good piece OF property. Al
w yerSons have askel M "W en- Will you be
ss to ssmp e me Plan ssfs Es rsdy and
will sell fair -izs ID building lots good parties.
much finer than Pawiuxet Neck; and az one-nttn
the price. A. !. Andrews IS Westminster street;
early buyers get best choice. septI-t
LrOR SALk-1MU y NEW ONt-fAMlLY USES
Il Smith street. cor. Broad; Edgswond; terms
sWSsy hot wnssr y,Sss heat ETC. iesf,
A I LEss. THAN CosT.-A MANsAkD ROOF
"A tsa,edl house with stable and modern na con-
Address All N.ws once,
L'ok sALE.-AEAk MANToN AVENUE, ON
a nni,hei street new ana We'll built thlee
aa Hddrs-- 1Sast' eva Naws s Once D'''ee'' p w
L'Uk SALE OK fACHAN NGE.--oN BROADWAY
Il one OF the finest houses ON the street, the
Al EXCELLENT INVESTMENT ESTATE
Ao near ear camp a. s,"ry hoass ssrs WIN args i1
Office.
III ROO IRES No GREAT SCIENCE. JUST
Il ordinary common sense There N economy.
health and happiness In owning ones own
home at Washington Park. sept7-ot
l'Oh SALE On MOUNT PLEASANT A WELL
IL rent two family mouse, tnements never va
cant a splendid Investment Address B-S2. News
Office
ROOMS AND BOIRD.
Jslc CLIFFORD STREET. CENTRALLY Lo
I'd cater thr e newly furni-hei rooms; mod
ern nveniencss. Re crence, required
ALDINE HOUSE,
.3s Broad st. cor. ChestE It. nnest location In the
city. desirable looms with nrst-class dining ON.
- ta20 n
flNO LET-IN QUIET LOCATION, NEAk HORSE
il cars. furnished rooms. Mo ern improvements.
4 Tower street. 1llT-tf
I'LL DhUAD sI.--HOOMS olN6LE OK ~
Il suite with Loarel references required
si5-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12

Break whole egg in basin and add by
degrees half n gill OF cream and the same
OF good thick broth In which you have dis
solved little meat extract. Season deli.
cately with nutmeg, pepper and salt, and
pour into n buttered earthenware dish,
which cover with piece Of buttered paper
and steam very slowly Tor half an hour,
never allowing the water beneath IL to boil.
When well set, take II out aud put away
till quite cold. This is an excellent dinner
for "a young child or an invalid. delicate and
po-rishiDR
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
New York Cotton Market.


Total receipts. ios7e Spot price, So.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12

C1assined Assets and Liabilities UP to the
Close Of Last Evening.

WASHINGTON, Sep 12.-The statement
Of the United States Treasurer showing the
classified assests of the Treasury and de-
mand liabilities up to the close of business
last wening was as forrows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
Earn,nr. of the Wabash Road.

ST. Louis, Sept IL The annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF TIE
Wabsh road was held here today.
The report sho s the gross ear ings to
be (I4 ,2@0, ,4iS ~ d the expenses $40. 500. Goa;
net earnings S3,4l2. $50. These figures ate
up TO June 80
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
ror n Refreshing Bath.

Put to a cup Of sea salt one-half ounce Of
camphor and one-half ounce of ammonia
in quart bottle; fill the bottle with hot
water and let it stand "a hours; then, when
prepared to bathe with a sponge, put a
teaspoonful of this mixture, well shaken.
into your basin. A surprising quantity Of
dirt will come from the cleanest skin. The
ammonia cleanses, and the camphor and
the sen salt impart a tonic effect.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
EAST PROVIDENCE.
They Got Intoxicated and Their Vehicle
Was Demolished.

They Got Intoxicated and Their Vehicle
Was Demolished.
A bottle Of whiskey. two young men
ard spirited horse caused considerable
commotion yesterday.
The young men were driving the horse,
and drinking the whiskey One OF
them got down too much of the latter
and gave the horse cut with
the whip. which caused him to run away.
The vehicle was demolished. the " skey
bottle was broken, and Que of the young
men MAS knocked senseless.
The man who was injured
was found to have no bones
broken and after being cared
for revived sufficiently TO ride in an ex.
press wagon to the electric car line, where
hs took car for the city.
The basket party Of East Providence
temple, Pythian Sisterhood, held last
night, was marked success In every way
There were number Of visitors present
and very pleasant time was enjoyed.
Mrs.. Philip Chase has returned from n
two weeks visit to the White noun ntains.
Mrs. w. T. Smith has returned from a
visit 10 Melrose. Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-12
NEW YORK. rnovIDEN,E AND nos
Ton AND OLD COLONY RAILROAD
TERMIxAL COMPANY.

The annual meeting OF this company will he held
at the ofice OF tho New York. New Iaven and
Hartford Railroad Comp,ny. Butler's Exchange
Providence. II. l.. on WEDNESDAY. Sep ember
goth. AT 1870 O'Clock T.. ~. for the election ~
a. cctor. for the suing year AMI q act upon such
ether business a. may be- properly brouxht before
the meeting GEORGE 4. GREENE. Clerk
P.ovidence. H. l., Sept II. isss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-17

ana Stat Rum m-polIuted political par
ties have..msde this nation slmost II M
s'togethera government Of the ssloon
oy tne saloon and Tor the saloon. LIE,
the prohibition preachers come 10 the
rescue and make our beloved nation
what God and our forefathers design ed
i should be. namely. govern mcnt OF
The home. by the home and for the
homs. So let Il be.
Fraternally,
Rev. JAMES G. HOGAN.
Forest City, Pa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-11-17

On November II Alexander Hock..
day, residing In Spencer TOW uship. I've
miles west Of New Albany, will csIs-
brste tho ll4th anniversary OF bic birth.
Tie vas born in Virgins, Novsmber IL.
l779. the date, Il Il claimed. being su.
thent'csted By the record Of . family
bible now Ia the old msu's possession.
When quite young be came to Kentucky
with HE psrents, but removed TO Indiana
when that stats was . part Of the great
north western territory. Seventy years
age he removed TO the farm In Harrison
county, on which be now rssides. ssd
has lived there continuously siuco that
time. His wife is stilI living at the see
OF 50 years, and IL sufficiently activs 10
perform msnv OF the household duties.
Mr.. Hocksdsy still retains his mental
faculties almost unimpsIred, and is
wonderfully active for bic years. ne
says he has voted st every presidsutial
election since 1900. . period Of ninety.
three years. and has always cast bic vote
for the democratic nominee. bic three
last votes having been for Mr.. Clsvs.
land.