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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-28
A Sad Klnlng sea- RunlIDglOa.

Spscial 7SHo-dm 20 tas Rooster.
HUNTINGTON. w. VA, October 27.-
On Seven Mile Creek. 3 small stream
several miles above this city and a
tributary 10 the Ohio river, Richard
Bowen and his wife left homo, leaving
two sons aged II and IA respectively
and little girl aged Sat home. The
boys found revolver In q drawer In
their rounds and got into quarrel as
to who should use i'll In the struggle
for possession, the little girl was at
tracted, only to be killed as the revolver
was discharged and bullet pierced the
girls thorax, producing instant death.
The parents are heart broken over the
affair.
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A SENSATIONAL STATEMENT
Made in the House by Mr.. WeadOcE, Of
Michigan.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 81
Mr.. Weadock, of Michigan, made a
sensational statement in the House to-
day affecting the title OF William 5.
Linton, Representative from Michi-
gan, 90 bis seat. 1t was in the form OF
a memorial from ex-Representstive
YOumans, who is candidate against
Mr. Luton. The petition asserts that
Mr.. Llnton's election was neither legal
nor valid. IL asks, said Mr.. Weadock,
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DIDN'T WANT TOO MUCH TALKING.

LoNDoN, October 2S.-The Standards
cores pondeut at Sebastapol says upon
what it claims is the highest authority
that when the names went TO the Gar
as TO who should be chosen to command
tue feet to go TO France, he asked for
the names Of suitable admirals who did
not speak French, adding that If be
sent an admiral who spoke French flu
entity "God only knew what he would
say" and this, the Emperor said, he
must preyent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-28
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
Points picked Up About the Mills and
Factories.


The LaBelIe mill was closed yester-
day until Monday.
Holiday & Sons planning mill Il buz-
ziDg msrrlly with full force al work.
The Belmont heaters stopped work
Thursday night. The factory will be
of Just a. soon as the present supply Of
iron Is out
PuddIers have been of ~ the LaBelle
mill since Thursday week. They are
making nail plate skelp iron and tack
plate ia the factory.
Business At Woods Bros. planIng
mill il good. They have contracts for
Lin 81. I.Cislr's drugstore and dwelling,
corner Of Forty-SiKEh and jacob streets;
Office fixtures Tor Joseph SDiedel; Lewis
Fenton's three-storY brick dwelling es
Market alley, and Union Hall a. Bridge
port.
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THE WEATHER.
port

w1sHrxoTox. D. C., octobsr T.-For West
err PesasyivAniA aud West Virgins. ef' *
oa-f shovers near tbs lakes; warner during
s,tarlny. decidedly cooler BY S1nday mofn-
iro. westerly sinds. shifting 70 DOsthwestefiy
90 lee ming hrisk over the lakes.
for Ohio. partly cioady. WITH SHOWERS nes-
Le.e Efis; cooler; dscldedly cooisf ~ Snnosy
sai high OEer Lsss Erie. f. 81
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windOw ala.. workers onor concessions.

PIrTsBURG, PA, October 27.-At a
meeting Of the National Window Glass
Workers here tonight, it was decided
TO notify the manufacturers that II the
scale was signed by November 20, the
workmen would permit the manufact-
urers to hold from one-half to two
thirds OF their wages until next May to
help them over the present depression
In the business. A clause was also In
serted 10 the scale providing for re-
vision OF wages IN the event Of reduc-
tion in tariff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-28
The shoot at ParEersburg.

FpSrfoI 7Sieor1fn % M RsGssts-.
PARKERsBURG,, w. VA, October 27.-
The tournament at the Parkersourg
Gun Clubs Grounds was an exciting
and attractive contest between some Of
the best shots in this part OF the eoun-
try.
Shooters from Circleville, Athens,
GAINESVILLE and other places were pres
ent. Aside from the inauimate contests
$50 live birds had been secured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-28

WASHINGTON, D. C., October 27.-
The beginning o. voting upon the
amendments TO the repeal bill, which
took place IN the Senate this afternoon,
does not necessarily bring the end any
nearer, because the voting was begun
upon an understanding that speech
making should be allowed to continue
within due limits. No Senator was
prepared 10 take the floor when Mr..
Jones expressed a desire to discontinue
his speech until tomorrow, aud Mr..
voorhees,, by previous arrangement,
moved to take up the pending amend
ment.
Mr.. Faulkner, the repeal whip, had
previously seen the Senators who had
expressed q desire 20 speak aud assured
them that the new order should not cut
them out He thinks that all future
speeches except Mr. Jones will be brief
and is hopeful OF reaching the final vote
very soon. Mr.. Jones will require about
two hours IN which to conclude.
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stony DUFFY Pardoned.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, October 81
The Governor has pardoned StoEewall
Duffy, convicted in the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county, April term, 1923, OF steal
ing a lot Of old brass, and sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary. The
petition for pardon is supported by the
recommendation of John A. Ho ward.
Prosecuting Attorney, John o. Pendle-
tod, and =. $. Riley, Attorney General.
II appears from the evidence filed that
the prisoner was intoxicated at the time
of the alleged commission OF the crime.
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NInrriad tho Coachman.

New YORK, October 97.-MiIdred
Hill, the daughter of one of New YOrk's
prominent dry goods merchants, and
one Of the leading society men Of Har-
lem, has been married TO coachman
lover named Frederick Mansfield.
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ALMOST A MILLION.
Two Fine Big Buildings go up in
Smoke at PittSburg.
CHAUTAUQUA ICE AND STORAGE

and the Building of the
Pittsburg Storage Company
Destroyed, Besides a Lot Of
Tenement Houses-A Barrel Of
Whisky Exploded and Started
the Fire-The Loss over $780,
600 and the Insurance a Full
Million.
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Brightest Best Most Artistic Superior Special Features M@M|

rush to get out OF danger. Many men
trippCd and fell and were trampled un-
der foot. Several received painful but
not dangerous bruises Sheets OF iron
were cast from the burning buildings
by the fury of the flames and hurled
into the crowd. Scores OF people re
ceived slight bruises, which were either
dressed 10 neighboring drug stores or
the people made their way home
WITHOUT ASSISTANCE.
During the progress OF the confagra-
tion the excitement was intense. Tne
streets in the vicinity were packed with
people, and thriving business was
done by pickpockets and sneak thieves.
A number of thieves were arrested and
locked up.
On account OF the varied interests and
large number OF people involved, q def
inite statement concerning the loss and
insurance is impossible at this time.
Reliable sources place the total loss at
from $500, 600 to 500, 900, with an in
sura1ce OF about 81, 900. 600.
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- R..n,t Of IN A. s~pt 20 inh'o' o
moral Punlshmsnt-

PrrrsEURs. PA. October z',-rAosd .,,s@sssd
spmmerfeil, a stonenason, "a s'.eb '.o.sysbt
70 ebastise bis teB-ysar-ole s.oc, ooy sg ssS shs
70 FOR DisyIng trssHt from .enUo, osd Fro from
Little 1s1~ widow sud T.s KILLED eoi q
fstksr' . VINO ",rresIed ard wil.--he sslls -.
foK the resalt o. 'He conplstiTiLe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-28
ONLY ONE AMENDMENT
To the Shermnn Law Repeal Bill.
Disposed Of Thus Far,
Mr.. STEWART, ARMED WITH A

Lemon, Game into the Senate and
Almost Created a Stampede.
Senators Were Afraid He
Wanted to Talk till He had
Sucked the Lemon Dry, but he
Didn't - PETERS Amendment
Defeated-The Vote.
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wnne windle Breaks some Records

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, October CIV.
w. Windle established new worlds
bicycle record st Hampden Park to-day
for one-eighth Of mile from a flying
start, making the distance in 13 Is sec
onds. This is the first time the eighth
has been officially timed. BE also
broke the record for 100 yards, riding it
in 5 As seconds against Zimmerman's
previous record of seconds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-28

Groves Of orange rich in perfume,
With their odors freight the breeze;
SOZODONT, in healthiul fragrance,
Caunot be surpassed by these.
Teeth by 1t are snow white rendered;
Take no substitutes II rendered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-28

He had discovered in the public prints
that be had surrendered aud had rec
ommended bis political associates 10
surrender.
ssAlr. President we have bot Burren-
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
ST0RIES or THg DAY.
IlaL-.--.., n Il, -

wss on iu ag nrht The en-
inftaInmonl nt rUeHucr ark bad just
closed end iho immense throng was
crowded into summon cars waiting for
fhair retention ears Of The cars bad
moved oG ana Nere ling So the .di-
r1e.ion o town.
N nen nne Of t1em was opposite the
datg rafHa ieN band ed feet from the
pai p'slo. ahot Yang sharp and clear
upon th. night alr
"Ol. n.s 5oo har' Help. delp Pm
being murdered I'm being murdered
Help pm for God so, help mel"
l4e conductor Fqa hs hands mp and
lfked tha BEN fioeailg Ihe pssssn-
Ilae ifom lelr seats snd ga2-d
Into lle depths ol tAe aarEless which
surrounded tle SCENE oi the tragedy
hlll Hap
'faey hll him know Icy ll kin
lim astiamel q pale faced woman
lp,anger. She Uas raedy 1 drop into
8 aint.
syt1 ofil men inneed o1 The car
arl in company WIth nnnher VII,
were Walking 10 ioHn rueld so .h.
"lIelp mo, orItiel'
lt WIS Goo much for human endurance
The nervol oman wruug her hand
until tle blood was almost forceG
/ through tho skin
sdod nave mercy on my soull"
Ihe las. cry OF the man assaulted; foi
at lhat moment some of The passenger
loausht Sigh. oi iho heaming face o
Professor Port p, the yantrilnmist.
loawned upon them an ot time and a.
lnipe0Qus outlaw Wa iha result Ih
lreAsf party wa3 caileo nd lauehs
at Che ncrgous woman Was Tanned an
/ tha ear o. uade iurch Ter home. swes
home and 90 make up for lost time
Ila unfortunate victim Of the gulc
WAS lolt TO do 80 the hands OF hl
mertllals assassin
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
snnrilnr Nnws Notas.

Directum, 2 O6 12 is owned by John
Green. an old irshman of Dublin, CAL,
who made a fortune In the mines.
Governor Matthews, Of Indiana, says
there shall be no more prize fghing at
Roby II he has to call every militiaman
in the state out. and a thousand Chicago
toughs get killed.
a match race is being arranged be-
tween Tswmany and Lamplighter for
$4,000
John s Burns is reported to have run
a' St Paul on Thursday one hundred
yards in 9 3 $ seconds
zoe MchuliIe and Peter Maher are
matched TO fight ten rounds the latter
part Of this month.
Philadelphia will tender O reception TO
Arthur a. kenney, the champion
amateur swimmer on his return home
from Chicago
just $780, 477 was distributed at the
Coney Island meeting in stakes and
purses ia thirteen days.
Norman J.. Munro, the owner Of Nor
wood wants tine Mcbride Brothers Z,
post the full challenge money 50, 600.
The Closeness in the race for the Rec
cup on Tuesday adds deep interest IL
the Cape May cup race between Navajo,
and the Britannia.
Nearly 10000 persons yesterday a
! Chicago watched Directum start sgeins
time It would be utterly Impossible Z,
60 it in OF on such track and viii
snch a wind blowing. Bat the blacl
phenomenon did beat his own record o
.O7 and placed 06i "a his colors
Bella Vera will try Tue last tilt 70 da,
against time but Ia an probability Name
Hanks viii remain queen.
To is understood that several cleve
sparrers will go from here to the frs
exhibition of the Nonpariel Athletic Clu
OF New Castle on the first Saturday i
October
Lord Dunraven, owner OF the Nalkyri'
has no unoasiness about her safety II
believes she will arrive ia New York be
fore many days She has been twenty
three days on the ocean.
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
who G,es Flrstg

I have been consulted by my charm
ing hostess Of this week as to the order
of precedence to befollowed at informal
dinners in this country. / find all New
port somewhat stirre d up over this ques-
ton. The presence of royalty and the
establishment of the Pauncefotes there
have led to various complications in 9TH
er households. l gavethe rules for Eng
lish precedence in a former paper, and
it is needless to repeat that royalty al
ways goes first AS for the rest, will
simply quote a mark heard last sum-
mer, which amused me greatly and is
more than ever to the point. Lady B.
asked clever New York man how the
question was determined in America.
She wanted to know in what order peo-
pie were sent to dinner. ''In the order
Of cash" was the reply.-Yogue.
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
MILLMAN'S INNOCENCE PROVED.
Court Would Have Had to Set Aside the
Verdict, II the Jury Returned One Of
Guilty.

Court Would Have Had to Set Aside the
Verdict, If the Jury Returned One Of
Guilty.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock the
United States Court again took up the
case Of Captain James II Millman.
Vincent NJ d. Harrington, who owns
the hotel at Cedar Beach, Sussex county,
testified TO the captain and crew who
were saved from the schooner, being at
his hotel and to the captain giving him
charge of the vessel and telling him ito
save all he could of her
He received the keys from the captain
and mate. The captain was to write TO
him. He never did Helped to take the
things, and has them now locked up in
his cottage at Cedar Beach awaiting the
orders of the captain. On cross examina-
tion the witness said that the captain
told him to take charge of the vessel and
not the tug
Edward Franconi of PHILADELPHIA was
at Cedar Beach at the time. He was one
of the men who rescued the crew. They
were in the rigging for twelve hours
Heard the captain tell Harrington to
take full charge, and save all he could.
He, himself was told by the captain to
take anything he wanted, and took and
has pair of side lights. Cross examina-
tion failed to shake his testimony
T. Elias Hudson was another of the
three men who went out to the wreck
he was also told il there was anything
there he wanted TO take it Of He
saw the captain give the keys to Mr..
Harrington
William B Lowry saw Harrington
get the keys and heard the captain
say: 'Ihese are the keys take charge
of the vessel aud save all you can.
Dr. Joseph O. sWeiderhal, " s., saw
the keys given TO Mr. Harrington, and
heard the captain say Take charge of
the vessel and save all you can.
Napoleon Gray was told by the cap
tain and his wife that Mr. Harrington
had charge of the vessel and was tC
save all be could.
) The District Attorney failed in cross
examination TO break the evidence o.
any of the defendants witnesses
J. l. Wooters, Stanley Short
3 Senator Watson, Benjamin T. Collins
D. Harry Davis and Robert H. Davis, gave
b. evidence as 10 the character Of Millman
IL was proved to be excellent
Captain Rathburn contradicted all thl
statements about telling harrington a
% reported above
The case was put to the jury although
J. the district attorney wanted 10 argue
Il The court said that on the evidence o
five respectable witnesses it was prove
that the captain of the William c. Be
did tell Harrington TO save all ne could
This he did and has the things awaitin
Z orders fiom the captain and there
I fore the court instructed the jury t
render a verdict of not guilty.
Captain Miilman thanked the cour
o and the jurors, and left the court roor
3 accompanied by his lawyer, John Biggs
a who was congratulated upon his win
: ming bis case
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
JONES AND HIS BLOCK.
A West Side Grocer who Does Not See
the Fun in Reporters Joke.

A West Side Grocer who Does Not See
the Fun in "A Reporters joke.
j. T. Jones, a grocer at Eighth and
Madison streets. threatens 60 knock the
block of j. Travers Jones, Of the
Every Evening staff
postman delivered J. Travers Jones
a letter. The address was - H. Jones.
Wilmington, Del The return card IN
the corner showed that it had como from
a well known Philadelphia business firm
In fit of hiarity. and without
opening the letter, Mr. J. Travers Jones,
Of the Every Evening stan, wrote on
the envelope:
"lhis is not Travers Jones. Of
Every Evening Besides, guess it is
bin to pay
IN this condition 70 went back 60 the
post office, and. in time, was delivered TO
J. 4. Jones at Eighth and Madison The
grocer found It to be a circular letter
acknowledging past favors aud soliciting
continuance of bis custom.
Il want Mr. J. Travers Jones. OF the
Every Evening, to understand that
don't owe any more bills than he does.
and If meet him on the street Iil knock
his ---- block of. is what the grocer
is accredited with saying.
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
DR., MURRAY WILL NOT LEAVE DOVER.
Is Not willing 60 Sever His Pleasant
Relations There 10 Become Pastor Of
Asbury.

Is Not willing 60 Sever His Pleasant
Relations There 10 Become Pastor Of
Asbury.
SPECIAL Correspondence Evening journal.
DOVER, Sept. is Tho question of Dr.
w L S. Murray, Of the Wesley M f.
Church. becoming pastor of Asbury
Church. Wilmington. has been virtually
ended, so far as DR.. Murray is concerned
In an interview regarding the state
ment published in Thursdays EVENING
JoURNAL, Dr. Murray said ut IS true
that have been pastor of Asbury for a
full term. would like to return there
again, but the Dover people are unwill-
ing that our pleasant relations be
severed
This is but Dr. Murray's second year
bere aud be has assured the members Of
his flock that he will not desert them.
This assurance has caused rejoicing, not
only among members Of his own congre-
cation, but others who have become
attached 90 him
Wesley NJ Il Church iss at present
in a dourIshing condition Forty proba-
TONERS who were received last winter
will be admitted to full member
ship next Sunday At the close of the
prayer service last night DR. Murray in.
struoted the candidates for admission. b..
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
H. P. COCHRAN STOLE THE BULLION.

A Philadelphia Mint weigh Clerk, Con-
neoted with the Establishment For
Forty Years, Admits His Crime And
Gives Up the Gold.
wAsHlN 5ToN, Sept. 16.-The Treasury
Department this afternoon bives out a
statement regarding the loss Of the gold
bullion from the Philadelphia Mint.
On account of the demand
for coin, the statement says,
vault in which 5000, 600 was stored
in 1887, and which.was receipted for by
superintendent Bosbyshell without
weighing, was opened on the stb inst.
The gold was reweighed aud found to
be thirty bars short, valued at $134, ,0OO
Mr.. Morgan reported the loss at Wash
ington and was directed to.reweigh the
bullion on the second weighing it was
stillsfound to be short
-Since the bullion was stored the weigh
clerk had sole custody Of it, and circum-
stances indicated that he knew what had
become of the missing bullion He was
charged with the theft and finally ad-
mtted it,
He furnished information as to where
over $4,000 Of the bullion was secreted
This was recovered and more will be re
covered to day, as the weigh cle.k ex-
pressed a willingness to give it up
1t is believed the Treasury will los,
nothing.
The name Of the implicated clerk is
Henry R. Cochran.
lie had been in the government EN-
ploy over forty years
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
sehool OF Naval Arehiteeture.

We have received from the Massachu-
setts Institution technology an am
nouncement of establishment at
the institute Of curse Of instruct On
in naval architecture. It's a four yes Ts'
course. 1t aims to provide a thoro ngh
training in the theory and methods of
designing and building ships, ana its
graduates receive the degree of afshelor
Of science. 1t is an optional bra hch of
the mechanical engineering course.
There are to be lectures twice a week
during the third and fourth years, and
students are required to make the calcu-
lations and draw the construction de
scribed in the lectzues.-EngineeIine
RpcOrd
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
THE WORLD OF BASEBALL.

Bitter right between New York and
brooklyn Becomes Hotter as Both Lost
Yesterday -Bostons Again succumb to
Pitisburg.
If ever q ball game should have been
won. that between the New Yorks and
Cincnnatis yesterday was the one.
Ward men not only lost it st the last
moment. but they also threw away
great chance TO pull up on the Cleve-
lands. who were beaten twice by the
Baltim res They also failed to grasp
the opportunity to draw away from the
Brookyns, who fell down in front OF
Barnie's Loulsvilies AS it Is, the New
Yorls gained six points on the Cleve-
lands by reason of having won
the same number Of games and
lost two more. II New York
had won yesterday, the percentages would
have been 54S and 542 respectively, with
Wards men In a position TO pass the
team from the Forest City in one day s
turn Of the League wheel. The Pitts
burgs won another game from the
champion Bostons In the easiest possible
style This makes the fourth consecu-
tive defeat for the bean eaters, and cuts
their lead down 10 nine more victories
and nine less defeats than Pittsburg's s
record. or a difference Of 77 points.
Philadelphia tried McGlnnis, pitcher
whom Anson discarded not long ago,
and the cast-on did so vel that
Chicago failed to score. Baltimore won
both games from Cleveland. ST. Louis
had picnic with the tail enders. The
results
Cincinnati. 8 New York, z Louis
Vile @; Brooklyn, B. Pittsburg, 9
Boston, .. Philadelphia, A Chicago, O.
Baltimore, 3 Cleveland Baltimore
o; Cleveland, 3 ST. Louis, 13; Washing
/ ton. g.
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
wANAbrAKEK's.
PhIIaaelphia. saturday. ssptem ser 30. Isga.
The weather to-day is likely
to be cloudy.

To-day we again invite you
tonotice that the largest assort-
ment of Women's Dresses and
Outer Garments we have ever
shown is being opened day by
day.
The very latest European
novelties made by foremost
makers are here.
Women who have felt here
tofore that they could not
afford foreign Costumes or
Wraps will be agreeably sur
prised.
The head of the department
has just returned from Europe,
where he personally selected
the newest styles, and the ad-
vantage Of his judgment and
taste are yours IN the original
foreign garment at a smaller
cost than would be charged
for copying from fashion plate
Second floor, Chestnut street.
To suppose that the big
store stocks of many kinds
thrust aside our old much
liked Clothing business would
be a large mistake. We like
it too well and know it too
we'll to do it poorly.
All our old experience and
pride in the Clothing business
is in what we are doing to-day
in providing for men, big and
little, and the boys, too.
Market street.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
nnnriest Iinai. .,

ous phe Of the Russian Empire in o
most viVi manner The play Is i'm
sense in interest "a q Is repleie with
esfy elem .rtNf suHfrss n is mounted
nfr ond cosfuued in
aanfr aud eiac1
fae iafae a.d at1or r
a.n are eFf ile cauraeiHt u
r1s lltaald m-rfed and cals
Evening journal., 1893-09-16
lhe League OrganIzed.

A branch Of the Lyceum League Of
America was organized in Association
Halt last evening The officers elect are
as follows. j. r Mahany, president
George r Foulk. vice president; L "
Chiisfy. recording secretary; r Nc
Llnghlin. corresponding secretary; J. L..
Fsuik. treasurer; William Tatnall aud
Grant Wilkins. standing com nittee
The league is educational and patriotic
In character.